Football Free Agency Forecasts with Brock Vierra

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Welcome.

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This is PSP, and I am your host, Mr.

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N.

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E.

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Wallace Bruce.

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Football season is now in the draft phase.

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Draft Combine was last

week in Indianapolis.

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Fast forward to Monday, it'll

be The start of freigency, or

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the period, as they call it.

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It's essentially freigency.

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And then after that, it'll be the

draft, and before you know it, OTAs, and

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training camp will be in session, and

football will be back in full effect.

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to take us through that, we

have a guest in Indianapolis.

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at Lucas Oil Stadium.

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It is Brock Vieira.

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a writer at Sports Illustrated.

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he's going to take us

through what he saw and more.

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check him out on Twitter at MNS Today.

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Brock, how's things?

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Brock Vierra: It's going good, just,

getting back from Indianapolis,

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fighting off a head cold since that

cold weather, shocked my system, but,

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it was a great experience so many

great players and so much great insight

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that we were able to discover that.

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Really helps us try and figure out

exactly what's going to happen over

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these next couple of months, through

free agency and the NFL Draft.

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PSP: 100%.

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the draft combine is like a max version

of the senior bowl you get all the

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scouts, all 32 teams represented.

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It's a bit like baseball's

winter meetings, would you agree?

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Brock Vierra: I love that

comparison and could not agree more.

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I wish I was telling people this, that

we could have seen a full contact game

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at the NFL Con Monday at the Senior Bowl.

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They do the exact same test, the

exact same type of interviews.

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And it's just fantastic because I've

never been down to Mobile, Alabama, but at

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Indianapolis, it's such a central location

to speak with everybody conveniently,

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and that's what I love about it.

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PSP: No doubt about it, Brock.

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Now, in terms of you, personally,

you write on the Rams, Chiefs,

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and Jaguars, if I'm not mistaken.

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correct?

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Brock Vierra: my official title is beat

writer for Rams on SI, or Rams on Sports

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Illustrated, but I also contribute

to Jaguar, Chiefs, and UCLA Bruins.

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PSP: Wow.

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Brock, that's three NFL teams

across three different time zones.

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How do you manage that?

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Brock Vierra: I love football.

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fortunately the modern era where

things are so easily accessible

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through the internet it's a lot

easier to do it nowadays than it

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was let's say 10 to 20 years ago.

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PSP: social media has helped in that

regard, I'm sure, getting updates.

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Why don't you give us an update on

what you saw at the Combine last week?

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What were some takeaways in

terms of the prospects on the

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field of play with drills?

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Brock Vierra: So in terms of the drills

there was some standout performances

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that it really just depends what do

you value when it comes to the drills.

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I know the popular one is the 40 yard

dash because everyone loves speed and

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there's the adage that speed wins.

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But you look at some of the other drills,

the vertical, the three cone, the bench

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press, things of that nature, and you can

get a little bit of information from it,

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but what I love is when players compete

against one another in, those individual

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drills, where At least mimic what

we're gonna see on the football field.

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That's where I get most of my

takeaways from the combine.

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For me I don't do a lot of

evaluation at the combine.

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I'm a film guy.

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I like to see what players do

in pads compared to shorts.

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But it's nice to see differences in

movements, certain players have that

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fluidity and that's the difference between

a good player and an all time great.

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PSP: You would have been

on a few player interviews.

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did anyone impress you or

stand out with what they had to

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say to the media during week?

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Brock Vierra: To get into specifics,

I'll name some players that were

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the highlight of the week for me.

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One was Ole Miss linebacker Chris Paul Jr.

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His play speaks for itself

and I always felt he would be

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a good fit wherever he went.

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But getting an opportunity to hear

him speak, , to hear, how articulate

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he is, especially about the game of

football, was a joy to listen to.

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This guy is gonna be a excellent player,

but what I love about him is that his

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ability to communicate at all levels of

defense is gonna elevate a defensive unit

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So whoever grabs him.

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They grabbed a guy that can

be a commander, a leader,

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and an excellent player.

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Another player that I had a ton of

joy talking to was, Carson Vinson

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from Alabama A& M, offensive tackle.

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You don't get to see a lot of HBCU players

at the NFL Combine, which unfortunately

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is a shame because HBCU historically Has

produced it has produced tons of talent

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and even now despite more PWI institutions

recruiting all over the country.

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There's still a ton of gems

we don't get to listen to.

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Vincent is a lot of people like

six or seven tackle on the board.

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I have this guy as an

all pro caliber player.

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I think it's gonna be fantastic.

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I love the way he talks about the game.

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I love the way that how he broke

down how he breaks down film when

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he looks for other players and

just talking about how he would.

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in two different offenses.

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Another player that I would have

to say really stood out to me.

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Maybe not necessarily what he said,

but what was said about him was

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Georgia offensive guard, Tate Ratnage,

both of Texas offensive linemen,

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which I believe at the time was,

now, defensive lineman, the names

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are slipping my mind at the moment.

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But they both said Ratledge

was the, best offensive lineman

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that they faced all season.

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So if a team looking for a plug

and play guard, I would say Tate

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Ratledge is definitely that guy.

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Darion Porter from, Iowa State or Dorian

Strong, he had a great quote about how

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he would fit into the Rams defense, which

I really appreciated and, I can't stay

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here all day and talk about all these

great players, but the last person I

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was really impressed with was Florida

State defensive back, Azaria Thomas.

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just the way he talks about the game

of football, it was really impressive

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considering his statistics, how

people don't like to throw his way,

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how he comes from an established

defensive back university, and his

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play on the field, I think he's

going to be another star in the NFL.

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PSP: The future is bright and it

seems like we're going to have

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a strong defensive showing in

the first round of the draft.

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Would you agree with that?

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Brock Vierra: I would

absolutely agree with that.

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Last year we saw an Early runner offensive

players, of course perpetuated by what

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six quarterbacks going in the first round.

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I think it's gonna be that

Complete opposite this year.

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This is gonna be and perhaps an over

exaggeration But I would not be surprised

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if we go to the NFL draft and we see

eight edge rushers drafted in the first

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round I think the class is truly that

deep and there's so many phenomenal

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players that can contribute in many

ways Plus, the NFL is a copycat league,

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and everyone had just watched what

the Eagles were able to do with the

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Chiefs, to the Chiefs offensive line.

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So I think that they're going to load

up on edge rushers across the board,

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especially in the back half of the

draft, championship teams, the Eagles

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Chiefs, the Lions, the Commanders, so

and I think that's where you're going

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to see a strong run on edge players.

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PSP: Yeah, football is

definitely one of the trenches.

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You only need to look at the last Super

Bowl to see what the Eagles defensive

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line did to the chiefs offensive line.

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We'll get to the chiefs in a moment

'cause they've done a bit of work

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in the last week I wanted your

thoughts on players under the radar,

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especially Canadian college players

who went through the combine process.

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Alec I.

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Menor, the wide receiver

coming out of Stamford.

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Did you get a chance to

see him during the week?

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Brock Vierra: I did not get a

chance to see him in person.

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I only got caught up on him.

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But I didn't need to see him because, A.

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O.

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Menor, has been high

on my board since: 2023

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he's a first round talent without a doubt.

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I love the way he plays.

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his aggressiveness.

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the only reason he's not a top 10

pick, in my opinion, is that he played

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at Stanford, not one of the more.

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Bigger caliber programs where he could

have truly displayed his talents.

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This guy is a fundamentally sound

wide receiver who possesses that go

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get it attitude never say die will

and I just think that no matter

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where he goes as long as there is

competence In the offense coordinator

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room and a good enough quarterback.

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He's going to be a thousand yard wide

receiver for majority of his career.

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PSP: It'll be interesting to see

if he can fold to a team like San

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Francisco who have wide receiver

vacancies before free agency is done.

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One other player I wanted to ask

about is quarterback Curtis Rock.

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With Indiana University getting

to the college football playoff.

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What did you see from him in the combine?

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How do you see his prospects?

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Brock Vierra: Now you know

what people are talking about.

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I first heard about him because

of his brother, the Warwick family

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produces strong quarterbacks.

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Nathan, I enjoy watching him play.

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Warwick is a hard eval because he had a

phenomenal season at Indiana, but there

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were some things that make you question

how can his game translate to the NFL,

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especially since we haven't seen him As

a quarterback that could play on the 7th.

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The other thing is he was

hurt most of the year.

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So you're also seeing a product that

was not the standard of what he can be.

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Unfortunately for him right now in

these conversations, he is not within

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the top five or six quarterbacks.

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you have Ward and Sanders, one and two.

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Many believe Jackson Dart is

number three out of Ole Miss.

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They can throw in, Jalen

Milrow, Kyle McCord, and other

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quarterbacks ahead of Wark.

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But in terms of what you're getting

from a floor, I think Wark has a

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higher floor than most people think.

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a good friend of mine, Michael, once

said the best ceiling is a high floor.

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And that's how I feel about Wark.

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at his minimum, he's gonna be a

10, 12, 15 year backup in the NFL.

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But if you throw him in the

starting role, He can produce

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wins for your NFL franchise.

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PSP: his story is yet to be written But

I don't think the story is finished on

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his brother Nathan Rock He spent time

with the Jaguars Patriots and Cowboys.

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I still think he has something

to give, whether as a backup

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or third string quarterback.

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we may see him back in the

NFL in the near future.

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Now, one player we might also see in

the near future is someone you may have

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seen a little bit through your UNLV

coverage, and that is Jackson Woodard.

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Look at the defensive side the

linebacker, the inside linebacker.

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What are your thoughts on

him going into the draft?

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Brock Vierra: Been a big fan of Jackson

for a long time, had the opportunity to

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speak with him at Mountain West Media Day,

before this last season, you talk about

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a guy built for football, that's Jackson.

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a leader on and off the field, that's him.

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incredibly talented player,

only problem is his size.

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That might be his only detriment.

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I do think once he gets into a proper NFL

strength and conditioning program, he's

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definitely going to balloon in weight.

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And considering the direction the modern

NFL is going, I think that he's going

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to be a long time player in the league.

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I do think that his floor

is a special teams ace.

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I would like to see his hands get a

little bit better because unfortunately

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he did drop the game winning interception

against Kyle McCord in Syracuse, but in

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that game he played lights out and also

had an interception against McCord earlier

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Jackson is a guy you just

have to ask yourself.

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Why not?

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you turn on his film the guy is carving

people He's playing strong in the run and

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without him UNLV does not have the success

they have He was Barry Odom's commander

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on the football field and commanded

that defense to take the program to new

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heights Would you have a person that is

just a great locker room guy like that?

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Why wouldn't you want him as a

potential day two day three acquisition?

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PSP: you've inspired me, I love the

defense side of the ball, so say no more.

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Big fan, You're listening to PSP

with Niemoller Spruce, and our guest,

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Brock Vieira from Sports Illustrated.

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Make sure you check out his work.

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Free agency starts next Monday.

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Brock, you're the beat writer

for the Rams, you also cover

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the Chiefs and the Jaguars.

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I wanted to ask, what are you seeing

The Chiefs, because the Chiefs got

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it handed to them in the Super

Bowl, Travis Kelce, seems like

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he'll be back, the star tight end.

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They did trade away Joe Tooney though, it

seems like he'll be going to the Bears.

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What do you see for the Chiefs going

into free agency and the draft?

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Brock Vierra: I don't see that making

a tremendous amount of moves because

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it still has some other players

that they might consider re signing,

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such as Nick Bolton and Justin Reid

on the defensive side of the ball.

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But, Thuning's trade did surprise me.

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Obviously this was made in

order to help keep Trey Smith.

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I understand why he do it, Thuny is

older, while he's a great guard, he

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did play out of position last year,

not Thuny's fault, unfortunately, he

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got called into the emergency service

because he didn't have a proper left

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tackle, but We see this with them before

where they'll try and get rid of aging

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early in order for younger replacements.

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the best example would be

Tyra Matthew for Justin Reed.

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That helps bring on two more Super Bowls.

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So that's what I see the Chiefs doing.

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In terms of free agency, they

could bring in a veteran left

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tackle to balance out that room

as they look for a younger answer.

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Kingsley Suamatia, if I alphabetically

mispronounce his name, is just not

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going to work out that position.

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So that would probably be the only place

I could see them attacking in free agency.

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they might add a utility running

back, maybe a little depth on the

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defensive line, especially the defensive

interior, since they're losing so

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many players outside of Chris Jones.

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But, in terms of a major

purchase, I don't see anything.

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However, do not be surprised

to see Trivarious Ward return

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on a team friendly deal.

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Ward's career has been great, but

he suffered a tremendous tragedy in

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his personal life that he should be

applauded for trying to play through

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during his final months in San Francisco.

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I think he's looking for a new situation

to round out his career where he can play.

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call home, and that's why I could

see him return to Kansas City.

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that would be, the only big

name on the radar so far.

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However, Hatchimal Holmes contract

is the most flexible contract in the

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history of the NFL because they signed

the 10 year deal and keep putting

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years on it, freeing up more cap space.

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The bigger question is, how are they

gonna manage Travis Kelce's contract

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he only has one year left and he's

not the player he once was anymore.

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PSP: he's not, the, first

option for Patrick Mahomes.

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I feel like nowadays he'll be

the third or the fourth receiving

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option in the Chiefs offense.

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Now, one guy who was acquired during the

season for the Chiefs was DeAndre Hopkins.

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He's set to hit free agency.

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with DK Metcalf requesting a trade from

Seattle, could you see the Chiefs moving

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for a player of his caliber, or would they

try and go for a less expensive option?

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Brock Vierra: I don't think it

will happen because the Chiefs are

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comfortable in the draft strategy.

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That's how I recall Trade brought

about two more Super Bowl rings

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because they were able to use those

high quality picks to reinforce,

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their roster outside of my homes.

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That's why you had guys like Trent

McDuffie and George Carlofnis and company

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come in and be big time contributors.

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With that being said When it comes to

the wide receiver position, I don't

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think that they're going to address it

in a major way until after the draft.

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We're expecting a massive run

on defenders in this draft.

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while Seattle, moving on from Metcalf

and also Tyler Lockett, puts them in

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position to draft the wide receiver, I

think that their belief in the Chiefs

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camp, that if they hold out, they

could get a player like Luther Burden.

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With the 31st pick.

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They have four picks in the first three

rounds, so I think that they don't want

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to spend that capital for one player

when they feel that their scouting

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department can get three or four caliber

players at a fraction of the cost it

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would take to not only bring DK Metcalf

on, but also extend him since he's

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also on the final year of his deal.

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PSP: Chiefs will have

Hollywood Brown back.

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Marquise Brown should be fit for 2025

after missing much of the season.

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he might have received rights

available, subject to NFL

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investigation and potential punishment.

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Not like the wide receiving room

is thin, it's just that it's not

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what we're used to with the Chiefs.

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Brock Vierra: when it comes to

Rasheed Rice, it depends on Hollywood

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Brown he might go somewhere else

for a little bit more money.

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Because I'm sure the Chiefs are going

to offer him a very low one year

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deal because , Hollywood Brown was

injured for most of the year and he

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wasn't that big of a contributor.

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But, I think about the prospect of

having Xavier Worthy, Hollywood Brown.

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Rashi race and quite frankly, I

think Rashi at most will get a four

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game suspension for his issues.

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The nice part about it is that

since he got injured, no one's been

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talking about him in the media.

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And as we all know, the media drives

the punishment given by the NFL.

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there's been a lot of other massive

off field conduct issues since then,

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which might help ease the punishment

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PSP: in the off season, the Chiefs are

getting good luck One team that had no

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good luck is the Jacksonville Jaguars.

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they moved on from head

coach Doug Peterson.

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They've also moved on

from GM Trent Balkin.

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A chaotic manner towards the end of

the hiring cycle, and essentially,

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Ben Johnson interviewed with the

Jags for the head coaching role.

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Said, I won't work with Trampalki.

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Knocked it back, and then days later,

Trampalki was let go of his GM.

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nowadays, Liam Cohen is the head

coach of the Jaguars, former offense

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coordinator of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

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they have one of the

youngest GMs in the chair.

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His name is on the tip of my

tongue, but you can help me out.

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Brock, take us through that

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Brock Vierra: Yes, I'd love to

because the Rams team I cover are

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directly associated with that.

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That's James Gladstone.

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he worked for the Rams for eight years.

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he was the director of college scouting

for the Rams for the past four years.

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that helped accelerate the Rams

rebuild after their victory, in

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the Super Bowl, when they sent F 10

picks and trained away everything.

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When you wonder how they were able to

get successful so fast, it's because

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of Gladstone's scouting department.

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Getting guys like Pukunukuwa

in the 5th, Quinton Lake in the

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6th, Kobe Turner and Byron Young

in the 3rd, so on and so forth.

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Gladstone knows how to pick gems.

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And even the UDFA market, they've

had a tremendous amount of success.

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that entire defense for the Rams last

year once they figured it out had it

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rolling There's only one first rounder

defensive rookie of the year Jared

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Furst The defensive line was Two second

year guys and a another rookie when

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they have the three, four, they put in

Bobby Brown, who's a fourth year guy

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as well, but he's another, non first

round draft pick, but you start looking

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at the secondary, you get some third

fourth and fifth, Jacksonville, needed a

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full cultural reset and one of the nice

parts about it for them was that the

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owner Sean Conn and even the son Tony.

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They don't get involved that

much in day to day football

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operations, which is always great.

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So football people can do football

things, and that's what I would

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expect from Jacksonville Jaguars.

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They are in a very advantageous position,

especially after getting rid of Christian

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Kirk and his cap hit, They have the

fifth overall pick, which they can

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potentially use to trade back, especially

depending on how the quarterback market

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shapes out in these next coming months.

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Gladstone knows how to

pluck talent from anywhere.

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Around the country.

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They already have an impressive team.

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They have a very strong defensive line

with two double digit sack headdressers.

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Eric Armstead, who was playing

out of position last year,

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wants to return inside.

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if Tyson Campbell, can stay

healthy, they have a good outside

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inside duo with Jerry and Jones.

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Let's say they go get a guy like

Travis Hunter or perhaps Will Johnson.

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Yeah, strong.

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Cornerback room, or they can go

get a guy like Mason Graham, should

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they want to boost on their inside,

or Will Johnson, I don't know if

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I mentioned him, for the outside.

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There's so many things that they can do.

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, on the offensive side of

the ball Cohen is genius.

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Baker Mayfield had career highs in almost

every statistical category he was in.

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Bucky Irving was

fantastic in that offense.

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Mike Evans put in another 1, 000

yard season despite being injured.

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And realistically, the only reason why

the Buccaneers often started to suffer

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is because everyone started getting hurt.

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I truly believe had Evans and

Godwin stayed healthy the whole

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season, the Buccaneers would

have had an even better season

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PSP: Yeah, I've got to agree with that.

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They limped into the

division title NSC South.

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It was really Atlanta losing to Carolina,

as much as it was them winning on the

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day against New Orleans, I would expect

a better season from the Buccaneers,

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they had the talent there, Deacon

Mayfield was starting, Mark Evans was

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balling out another thousand yard season,

got his bonus, they were killing it.

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The Jags, did you see this story from

Diana Rossini in the last 5 10 minutes?

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Brock Vierra: I have not.

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Unfortunately, you're interviewing

me right now, so I haven't,

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what did the report say?

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PSP: The Jags traded Christian Kirk

to the Texans for 7th round pick.

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They were going to release him,

but it looks like they were able

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to find someone to take him away.

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I know it's hot off the press.

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, but give us your take on that.

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Brock Vierra: Love it.

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I love Christian Kirk, and I was

never one to hate on his big contract.

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I always felt that he was extremely

underutilized in Arizona, when

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healthy, he's a thousand yard receiver.

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great speed, great skills, never

heard anything negative about

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him as a locker room player.

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The problem is his health the

past two years has been terrible.

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Was his health really that bad?

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Or was he getting hurt as

they're playing through it?

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He just decided to say this situation

with the coaching staff for the

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front office is so messed up.

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I don't want to put my body through this

no more, I'm just going to take it easy.

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that's my question.

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when it comes to Kirk on the Texans,

that's a move that I understand why

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Houston made, especially with Tank

Dell, especially, expect them to miss

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next season, Stephon Diggs isn't coming

back, you need to have a deep threat

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to help stretch the field, it just

feels like Will Fuller all over again.

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You gotta get a speech

with an injury history.

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I get it that he's a 7th

round pick, but I don't know.

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I just feel that the Texans are

struggling to squeeze the most out of C.

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J.

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Stroud.

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And while they've had impressive post

seasons, they have a clear ceiling.

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Kirk can play a role in breaking

through that ceiling, the

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best ability is availability.

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right now, Kirk does not have it.

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Great for the Jags to get something

for him because they were going

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to release him, it should be a

red flag when a team is willing to

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trade a player to a division rival.

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PSP: that was one of the first free agency

contracts signed in: 2024

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didn't mind paying, so The incoming GM

has to correct the previous GM's mistakes

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they have to pay a price by trading within

the division, but again, desperation

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does set the in these markets sometimes.

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When you look at the Jags, the

division is definitely taken.

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Houston have won the division,

they've made the playoffs

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the last couple of seasons.

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Indianapolis fell back a bit.

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Anthony Richardson.

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took a series off during a game.

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They're going to bring

in competition for him.

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You look around the division.

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Do you get the sense that with the right

moves made this offseason, the Jaguars

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: 00:21:42

can return to division contention?

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Brock Vierra: I think with the

right moves, there could be

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a potential contender to go

to the AFC championship game.

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You already have your

quarterback Trevor Lawrence.

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: 00:21:52

This quarterback that shined in college,

and when you ask, Oh, why hasn't

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: 00:21:55

he been able to produce in the NFL?

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: 00:21:57

His first head coach in

the NFL was Urban Miner.

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So that already, you're

already off on the wrong foot.

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: 00:22:03

When he had Doug Peterson, He looked good.

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: 00:22:05

They won the division and made it

to the divisional round where there

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: 00:22:08

were a few plays away from knocking

off the Chiefs and narrowing him.

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: 00:22:11

Then when you had the second half

meltdown in: 2023

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Plus, I'm getting reports

that Doug Peterson took the

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year off in his final year.

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: 00:22:21

He knew he was getting fired,

so the same, effort level wasn't

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: 00:22:24

there in terms of preparation.

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: 00:22:25

he ended up getting hurt By Aziz Alshair.

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: 00:22:27

I think that they have a promising

quarterback for Trevor Lawrence

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that has the right offensive

line backing him and Liam Cohen.

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: 00:22:33

the strength of their team, continues

to be their defense, as I mentioned all

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those names earlier, is they make the

proper selections in this upcoming draft.

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: 00:22:40

They already have strong pieces in play.

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: 00:22:42

They do need to upgrade

the linebacker room.

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: 00:22:44

Devin Lloyd, Chad Mumma, and

company are not cutting it.

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: 00:22:47

They need to add another cornerback,

and find a replacement for

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: 00:22:50

Andre Sisco in the safety room.

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: 00:22:52

However, their new defense coordinator,

Ashley Kampnile, is a Defensive

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: 00:22:57

back whisperer, to say the least,

so I think that their issues and

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coverage will cease to exist.

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: 00:23:03

And like I said, they already have double

digit pass rushers across the board.

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I think the division

should be the favorites.

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: 00:23:09

Honestly, it should be Tyler Houston,

because Houston hasn't shown me

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the consistency that I wanna see

to say that they're gonna win the

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: 00:23:14

division for the third straight year,

Indianapolis and the Dumpster Fire,

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: 00:23:17

and they don't have a quarterback.

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: 00:23:19

You have a lame duck GM who continues

to have a job for some reason.

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: 00:23:23

I don't want to be rude,

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: 00:23:24

PSP: Okay.

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: 00:23:24

Brock Vierra: that's the consensus around

the league why wasn't Ballard fired?

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: 00:23:28

I do think Jeremy Irsay doesn't

want to fire one and keep another.

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: 00:23:31

he felt it was unfair to fire both

Ballard and head coach Shane Stankin.

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: 00:23:36

he's giving both of them one

more year to figure it out.

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: 00:23:38

As they don't, I think

he's going to clean house.

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: 00:23:40

Shane Stankin doesn't have a

quarterback, like I mentioned.

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His offense system is good.

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: 00:23:44

His system as a team is poor.

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: 00:23:47

They seem to have a divided locker

room where the aging vets are

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: 00:23:50

disgusted with the mentality shown.

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: 00:23:53

They haven't shown they can be a

legitimate playoff contender since

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: 00:23:57

Andrew Luck retired outside of

that one year with Phillip Rivers.

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: 00:24:00

when you look at Tennessee, it's

just not gonna work this year.

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: 00:24:03

While Tennessee does have some nice

pieces on their line of scrimmage,

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: 00:24:07

they don't have a quarterback, a

strong line of supercore, they don't

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: 00:24:10

have a defensive secondary, and

they don't have a linebacker core.

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: 00:24:12

Like I said, I think the Giants can

take the division, and depending on

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who they play and who they face off

with, I truly believe they can make

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: 00:24:18

a potential deep run in the playoffs.

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: 00:24:20

I don't think they're Super Bowl bound,

but they could have a strong home win

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: 00:24:24

and knock off somebody in the divisional

round, as they've done in the past.

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: 00:24:28

PSP: There we go.

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: 00:24:29

I got a co sign that you look at the

defensive line for the Jags, you've

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: 00:24:33

got Josh Hines, Alan, Trayvon Walker,

who was drafted very early I think

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: 00:24:37

the value is still there with him.

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: 00:24:38

It just hasn't been brought

out by the right coach.

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: 00:24:41

think Saxonville 2.

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: 00:24:43

Hopefully, James Gladstone can

channel his inner Les Snead and

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: 00:24:47

bring out some splash moves.

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: 00:24:49

AFC South is there for the taking.

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: 00:24:52

is picking first for a reason.

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: 00:24:54

you don't get first overall picks for

being good, there's problems in that

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: 00:24:58

franchise, Houston have won the division,

but I think that's default, as opposed

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: 00:25:01

to being the best team out of the four.

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: 00:25:04

So we'll see what happens there.

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: 00:25:05

One quick question.

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: 00:25:07

Brock, have you been to London?

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: 00:25:08

Brock Vierra: I've never been to a London

gig, but I have been to London, yes.

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: 00:25:11

PSP: Okay.

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: 00:25:12

I've always wondered about going to an

international game for the NFL, because

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: 00:25:16

there's London on the menu, we've got

Dublin next season, Berlin, Munich

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: 00:25:20

Brock Vierra: Yes.

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: 00:25:21

PSP: Madrid.

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: 00:25:22

Brock Vierra: the Rams are

headed to Australia in: 2026

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: 00:25:24

Chargers going to Brazil next season

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: 00:25:26

PSP: It's all happening.

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: 00:25:27

the Rams are in for a treat, because

the Melbourne Cricket Ground is

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: 00:25:29

a sporting maker, if you will.

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: 00:25:30

Up to a hundred thousand fans.

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: 00:25:32

You've got or three levels.

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: 00:25:34

It'll be sold out.

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: 00:25:35

I don't think people in North

America understand the appetite

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: 00:25:38

that Australians have for NFL.

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: 00:25:40

People get up at 1, 4 in the morning

to watch games on a Monday Not just for

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: 00:25:45

fantasy, but because they love the game.

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: 00:25:47

when that regular season game gets

out there, it's gonna be huge, whoever

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: 00:25:52

the Rams play, it's gonna be a huge

game, Matthew Staff is gonna be there,

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: 00:25:55

cause was about to go to the Raiders,

but he's did a 180 degree turn and

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: 00:26:01

he's back in the blue and yellow.

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: 00:26:04

huge is that for LA going into 2025?

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: 00:26:07

Brock Vierra: For Stafford to return?

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: 00:26:08

PSP: Yes.

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: 00:26:09

Brock Vierra: I think it's huge.

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: 00:26:10

They were a play away from being

the Super Bowl champion, right?

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: 00:26:13

And they are able to score that

touchdown against the Eagles late,

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: 00:26:16

which they had the play set up.

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: 00:26:18

Unfortunately, Jalen Carter blew it

up because Kevin Dotson and Bo Lerner

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: 00:26:22

missed the combo block against them.

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: 00:26:24

They beat Philadelphia.

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: 00:26:25

They have the same strong

defensive line that Philadelphia

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: 00:26:28

had that would have given Jalen.

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: 00:26:29

Daniel's problems with the NFC title game.

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: 00:26:32

Plus, the Rams would have been hosting

that title game too in Los Angeles.

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: 00:26:36

And then, of course, I guess the

Chiefs, like I said, they have

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: 00:26:39

the same strong defensive line.

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: 00:26:41

Chris Shula, the defense coordinator,

was in his bag at the end.

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: 00:26:44

It was the greatness, of

Saquon Barkley and the strong

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: 00:26:47

Eagles defense that ruined it.

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: 00:26:49

Why want a new quarterback

when you were a play away?

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: 00:26:53

you're reinforcing

deficiencies this off season.

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: 00:26:56

So that's huge.

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: 00:26:56

I think that the rounds are in

my top four teams that I have

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: 00:27:00

predicted to win the Super Bowl.

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: 00:27:02

They are the number two team

in the NFC we'll see what

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: 00:27:05

happens in the regular season.

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: 00:27:06

But if it comes to a rematch where the

Rams have to host the Eagles, or even

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: 00:27:11

if the Rams have to go up to the link,

I think the Rams would it this time.

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: 00:27:15

PSP: the Rams have done a fine job.

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: 00:27:16

Arradona retired, but they

managed to replace his production

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: 00:27:19

through not one, but two rookies.

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: 00:27:22

And you've got Jareb Verst, Defensive

Rookie of the Year, Byron Young,

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: 00:27:25

Kobe Turner, these young guys

all across the defensive line.

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: 00:27:29

can beat you in many ways.

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: 00:27:30

If you were watching the game

without sound, you wouldn't

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: 00:27:33

know Aaron Donald had retired.

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: 00:27:34

They've done a fine job

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: 00:27:35

Brock Vierra: Yeah, Colby Turner is

a top five defense tackle in the NFL.

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: 00:27:40

said that at his, podium

session at the Combine.

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: 00:27:42

And for Turner, To have

learned under Donald for that

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: 00:27:46

one season, I think was huge.

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: 00:27:48

the worst part is I would love if

Aaron Donald came back for one more,

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: 00:27:52

I'll be honest As much as I'm supposed

to maintain professionalism and

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: 00:27:56

unbiased nature, I just love football.

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: 00:27:58

I love the game so much.

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: 00:28:00

And even though I covered the Rams, even

if I was covering a team besides the

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: 00:28:03

Rams, I would still love to see Aaron

Donald come back I truly believe Outside

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: 00:28:08

of three months or so with Von Milton,

Jared Verse would be the best Ed Rusher

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: 00:28:14

Aaron Donald would be paired against.

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: 00:28:16

I think he'd be better than Chris Long.

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: 00:28:17

Robert Quinn.

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: 00:28:18

Leonard Floyd.

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: 00:28:19

the list goes on.

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: 00:28:20

It starts with Ipicum, that's

why I would love to see it.

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: 00:28:23

But I get to see a glimmer of it in

Colby Turner she has that never say die

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: 00:28:28

attitude I'm literally gonna run through

two offensive linemen because I'm that

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: 00:28:32

guy and for the new generation who may

have not had a chance to experience the

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: 00:28:36

greatness That was Aaron Donald they

get a taste of it in the modern era.

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: 00:28:40

PSP: Absolutely, that Super Bowl

LVI team, was Led Snead's he went

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: 00:28:44

all in and they got the glory.

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: 00:28:45

Banners lasts forever, man.

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: 00:28:46

Banners lasts forever.

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: 00:28:47

I don't care what anyone says.

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: 00:28:48

SoFi Stadium has a new one.

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: 00:28:50

One of the guys from that Super

Bowl team was MVP, Cooper Cupp.

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: 00:28:53

He is Stafford's to Batman.

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: 00:28:58

How likely is it that the Rams

hold on to Cupp this season?

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: 00:29:01

Brock Vierra: If you were to ask me

that yesterday, I would say it's 30 to

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: 00:29:04

70 percent that they hold out to cut.

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: 00:29:06

Unfortunately, that's about

a 2 percent chance today.

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: 00:29:09

they just re signed Tutu Atwell.

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: 00:29:11

To a one year, ten million

dollar guaranteed contract.

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: 00:29:14

considering how much cap that eats

up, it guarantees Cup is gone.

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: 00:29:17

It's unfortunate, because I

think there was ways to keep him.

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: 00:29:20

I think that if they told Cup, Hey,

you gotta take a paid cut to stay,

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: 00:29:23

I think he would've been willing to.

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: 00:29:25

But no conversation like that happened.

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: 00:29:27

it feels a little bit bad.

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: 00:29:29

I get it's business, and I get

their ready to move on from Cup.

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: 00:29:32

I think he provides a

tremendous amount of value.

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: 00:29:34

And his influence on the football

field, even if he doesn't have the

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: 00:29:37

same production as he would have had in

years past, continues to be one of the

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: 00:29:41

things that makes the Rams offense run.

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: 00:29:43

Also, his brainpower and his ability

to be a mentor played a strong role in

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: 00:29:48

why Puka No Kua was so good so early.

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So I think that the Rams are

really gonna miss that once he

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truly does leave the building.

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To, , answer your question,

I say 2 percent chance.

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2 percent chance that Cups lose.

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PSP: End of an era.

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who do the Rams pivot to?

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I'm sure Snead has a plan,

but what does that look like?

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Will that be the draft?

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I'm sure they won't be ringing up

San Francisco for Brandon Ryuk, but

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would they be looking for player

like De'Andre Hopkins or maybe

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even Tee Higgins from the Bengals,

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Who would they be looking

to replace Kup with?

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Brock Vierra: Unfortunately,

Higgins is out, and the reason is

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that he's maybe too expensive for

the draft picks the Rams have.

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The Rams do not have a second round

draft pick in the: 2025

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they used that to trade up for Brady

Fisk, last season, so that's gonna

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prohibit that trade for Higgins.

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Plus, Joe Burrow, would, throw a

mutiny if, Higgins left Cincinnati.

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who was the other, person you suggested?

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PSP: Oh, I mentioned Aigbo,

that was tongue in cheek.

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I'm a Niners fan, so I just

wanted to throw that out there.

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If you could

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Brock Vierra: Ah, gotcha.

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PSP: that would be great, thank you.

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Brock Vierra: as much as I would love

to relieve you of your financial burden

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as the commanders did of Deebo Samuel,

no , but I think the number one answer

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in terms of free agency is Devonte Adams.

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Devonte has expressed he wants

to return to the West Coast at

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his original home growing up.

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I think right now the competition has

come down between the Rams, the Chargers.

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potentially the Seahawks, but

I doubt that there may be that

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much of contenders in there.

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And honestly, perhaps your 49ers,

depending on how much money Devontae

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Adams is willing to eat on his contract.

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I don't see the Niners working

out because, unfortunately,

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they just don't have the money

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Though they have the money this

season, the: 2026

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old, Lori, so that could prohibit

Devontae from going to the Niners.

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I think Devante is the guy.

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there is a belief within the Rams

organization that whatever issues with

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Devante are only perpetuated because

of the media presence of New York, of

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the Be the Jets, and Aaron Rodgers.

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Now that Aaron Rodgers would not be

part of that equation, Devante as

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a stand alone player was fantastic.

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Realistically The only reason why it

didn't work out with the Raiders was

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because Josh McDaniels screwed that team.

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I could spend hours talking about

why Devante Adams and Josh McDaniels

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did not work out in Las Vegas,

but that's not here nor there.

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turn on our TVs and watch Duvante saying

that because of terrible quarterback

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play, he's getting hit the most amount

that he's ever gotten hit in his career.

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He wants a quarterback to keep him safe.

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He wants to go to a situation

where he can win a Super Bowl.

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He already has made about 130 million

in his career, so money isn't everything

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The Rams allow him to move back

to California, for his family

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he doesn't have to be Superman.

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Fukuda Kuo is Superman.

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He can just be that guy that,

gets the advantageous matchup

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and goes out there and dominates.

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PSP: There we go, that's

great stuff, Rock.

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we can find your work on

Twitter slash X at MNSToday,

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where else can we find your social media?

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Brock Vierra: Yes, sir.

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You can check me out.

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follow my instagram.

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It's private, but I accept

people all the time.

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PSP: Yeah.

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Brock Vierra: So brock

viera, brock dot viera.

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You can find my instagram over

there but really simply please just

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check out my work Rams on si, chiefs

on si, Jaguars, on SI UCLA on si.

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You please read some of my articles.

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You like what I have to say?

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Shoot me a DM on Twitter

or at me on Twitter.

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And I love engaging

conversations with everybody.

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If you don't like what I have to say.

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Still at me and we'll talk I love

football So that's the best way

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to reach me and find my work.

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PSP: Now Brock, before we get you out

of here, give us a ball prediction.

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Could be Chiefs, Jabs, Rams,

anything football related for: 2025

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Brock Vierra: Ooh a bold prediction.

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All right.

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Oh, you're putting me on the

spot with this one brother.

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Bold prediction is that

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I'm gonna do two for you.

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One's a Homer prediction and one is

a cross the board NFL prediction.

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PSP: Okay.

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Brock Vierra: my homework prediction Puka

will win the Triple Crown in: 2025

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PSP: Wow.

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Brock Vierra: Yep.

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if you break down his, per game,

statistics and compare them with

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Jamar Chase, who just won the Triple

Crown, and Justin Jefferson, they're

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very close outside of touchdowns.

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the Rams are expected to

improve in red zone efficiency.

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But for the rest of the NFL, my prediction

is that four NFL coaches will be fired

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before the end of the 2025 season.

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PSP: Boom.

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That's the final word from Brock Vieira.

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I've been your host, Nimalos Bruce,

and this is another episode of PSP.