Cardinals Underground - In The Offseason: What If 2026
There’s nothing like a riveting game of What If, as Darren Urban pitches five scenarios to Craig Grialou and Dani Sureck and our trio chew on those possibilities and all the different things they could ultimately mean for the Cardinals. Will there be a Jeremiyah Love situation considered? Why yes, yes there will be. There are no right answers here, only possibilities. Kind of like one of those old Choose Your Own Adventure books.
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Speaker 3: All right, so we are here. It's fourth of July week.
Speaker 3: We were headed into a holiday weekend. I'm sure you
Speaker 3: guys have all kinds of exciting things going on in
Speaker 3: your lives, but I'm not here to talk about that.
Speaker 3: This is going to be something that we have done
Speaker 3: on Cardinals Underground in the past. I can't remember the
Speaker 3: last time we did it, but it is our what
Speaker 3: if episode, and I want to ask the two of you.
Speaker 2: What if we were the boss you.
Speaker 3: Know what's funny, you were just going to say that
Speaker 3: because I was actually going to open with that, What
Speaker 3: if you were the boss?
Speaker 2: So many things?
Speaker 3: I just I just want one thing. Can you guys
Speaker 3: each give me one thing that's not going to get
Speaker 3: you or me fired?
Speaker 1: Now it's a tough ass.
Speaker 3: What if you were my boss? Does that make it easier?
Speaker 2: I would give Danny a raise. That would be job
Speaker 2: number one.
Speaker 3: Kiss up.
Speaker 2: I'd give Cody Ara that's number two. Jesus, I'd have.
Speaker 3: To review your situation.
Speaker 2: Situation, Darren, I get it. You can have some fun
Speaker 2: with this.
Speaker 3: You could.
Speaker 1: I'm I gotta be honest, I'm really struggling for an
Speaker 1: answer that is safe for me to say with a microphone,
Speaker 1: fair in front and front.
Speaker 3: We can ever, I will say this. We can come
Speaker 3: back to this at the end if you want to
Speaker 3: mull this, because we will move on to the the
Speaker 3: actual football what ifs. I've got five what if categories
Speaker 3: here or what if statements. The idea is that the
Speaker 3: three of us, and mostly because I've already thought about it,
Speaker 3: but like you, consider what is being said here, what
Speaker 3: that means for the Cardinals, what that means overall, I've
Speaker 3: they are. They are not necessarily locked into one little thing,
Speaker 3: and you will know what I'm talking about when I
Speaker 3: bring them up. They can mean a million different things.
Speaker 3: That's the point. The point is what do you think,
Speaker 3: what if this happened? Then this would happen. It's not
Speaker 3: I'm not trying to get you to one specific answer.
Speaker 3: The whole point is that it's wide open to what
Speaker 3: it could mean, if anything. So the first one we're
Speaker 3: going to go with, what if Jeremiah Love produces eighteen
Speaker 3: hundred yards from scrimmage this season.
Speaker 2: He is the offensive rookie of the year.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's one. That's that you just think that's a lock. Absolutely,
Speaker 3: I would believe that would be a lock no matter
Speaker 3: no matter what the team's record.
Speaker 2: Correct, Kyler Murray won Offensive Rookie of the Year and
Speaker 2: that team that first year wasn't.
Speaker 3: That's a world beater. That's true. They did have a
Speaker 3: tie though.
Speaker 2: Yes they did week one.
Speaker 3: And they also add that that decision also made a
Speaker 3: lot of people unhappy because they thought Josh Jacobs should
Speaker 3: have been the Rookie of the year Offensive Rookie the Year.
Speaker 3: But okay, that's fair.
Speaker 2: That's what That's what immediately comes to mind with those numbers.
Speaker 1: Okay, if this is a anything's possible, I'm gonna say,
Speaker 1: if he has eighteen hundred scrimmage yards, this team goes
Speaker 1: five hundred at least.
Speaker 3: Okay, this is the kind of thing, and it doesn't
Speaker 3: it's not one thing. I'm not asking you for one thing.
Speaker 1: I don't think we move on.
Speaker 3: I mean again, I think I think if Jeremiah Love
Speaker 3: has that kind of production, what it tells me is
Speaker 3: that what Mike Laflor was attempting to do with his
Speaker 3: offense worked, And I think you can do a lot
Speaker 3: of things off of this eighteen hundred yards from scrimmage. Like,
Speaker 3: if he's got eighteen hundred yards from scrimmage, he's obviously
Speaker 3: been a pretty big part of the passing game. In
Speaker 3: my opinion, I don't think that's all coming on the ground,
Speaker 3: and then you've opened up a lot of different things
Speaker 3: in terms of what you do in your passing game.
Speaker 3: I do think if he has eighteen hundred yards from scrimmage,
Speaker 3: I do not anticipate a lot of those games with
Speaker 3: Carson Beckett quarterback.
Speaker 2: That's fair.
Speaker 3: You know, that was something when I wrote that down Okay,
Speaker 3: when I consider that that was something else that I
Speaker 3: think you're going to need a veteran quarterback for that
Speaker 3: to happen.
Speaker 2: If Love finishes with eighteen hundred scrimmage yards, he has
Speaker 2: over well over one thousand rushing yards, because there's no
Speaker 2: way he's going to have eight hundred receiving yards. I
Speaker 2: just I can't imagine that. Yeah, Ray, there's just no way. Now,
Speaker 2: eighteen hundred also signals to me that Jeremiah Love is
Speaker 2: RB one, got over two hundred rushing attempts, maybe fifteen
Speaker 2: to twenty touches a game. And where does that leave
Speaker 2: everyone else in the running back room? Because if he
Speaker 2: is that productive, you want to make sure you keep
Speaker 2: him healthy and at full strength as much as possible.
Speaker 2: But you also want to ride the hot hand and
Speaker 2: how many touches are available for Tyler Aljier, James Connor,
Speaker 2: Trey Benson down the line. So that would be not negative,
Speaker 2: but the trickle down, if you will, Yeah, this is great,
Speaker 2: but this is what happens. If you have the great.
Speaker 1: They might be okay with that. If you're getting that
Speaker 1: sort of production from a running back, they might be
Speaker 1: okay with having someone like Algie or Connor being more
Speaker 1: of that mental piece as opposed to a one too,
Speaker 1: that that might be an ideal situation for this coaching
Speaker 1: staff or front office. I'm looking at this, Okay, if
Speaker 1: he's got that many touches, right, we know how good
Speaker 1: he is at finding open space and breaking through defenders
Speaker 1: and finding the end zone. Mine had a little bit
Speaker 1: of manifestation.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: If you're finding that much production, right, I'm going to
Speaker 1: hope that he's finding the end zone quite a bit
Speaker 1: or open things up for other players and maybe you
Speaker 1: can hit that five hundred mark if you've got your
Speaker 1: rookie having those kinds of numbers.
Speaker 2: Can I piggyback a what if scenario on this scenario?
Speaker 3: Sure?
Speaker 2: Does it validate the selection or is there still the
Speaker 2: outside chatter that yeah, he's great, but you're a five
Speaker 2: hundred team, you're not a playoff team, and it's wasted production.
Speaker 3: I don't some of the ladder might come up, but
Speaker 3: I was actually going to bring that up. You're not
Speaker 3: even piggybacking. This is another thing I thought of, is
Speaker 3: I think if he has that kind of year, because
Speaker 3: what was one of the arguments when he got picked, Well,
Speaker 3: the Raiders just did. This was ash and genty and
Speaker 3: he was okay, but he wasn't that. He wasn't eighteen
Speaker 3: hundred yards. So I do think you're gonna get some
Speaker 3: bounce there, you know. I think it'll depend on how
Speaker 3: the rest of the offense looks. But again, if what
Speaker 3: I was saying was true, and if he has that
Speaker 3: many yards means big things for this offense. I think,
Speaker 3: regardless of what the record ultimately is, you're gonna get
Speaker 3: a boost because you're gonna feel like the offense overall
Speaker 3: you figured something out.
Speaker 1: Agreed.
Speaker 2: So, yeah, the Mike Lafleor led offense successful year one. Yes,
Speaker 2: and that's without knowing what Trey Marve or Michael even did.
Speaker 3: All right, let's go to what if scenario number two?
Speaker 3: I have five of these. By the way, we're counting,
Speaker 3: I know you are. What if Darius Robinson and Walter
Speaker 3: Nolan the third combined for fifteen sacks?
Speaker 1: I'd say, wow, I'd say majority of those are coming
Speaker 1: from Nolan.
Speaker 2: Why why would you say because of what you've already seen?
Speaker 1: What we've seen.
Speaker 3: Now, when you say majority, are you talking like eight
Speaker 3: to seven or are you talking like eleven?
Speaker 1: A little more lopsided.
Speaker 2: Athletically, just based off what we see when we see
Speaker 2: them together, you would hope, and because of what d
Speaker 2: Rob did in college coming off the edge a little
Speaker 2: bit maybe more, maybe he's a little bit quicker that
Speaker 2: get off Potentially, I would think I would almost have
Speaker 2: like the reverse that Darius found something, something finally clicked,
Speaker 2: and he's been able to beat the guy in front
Speaker 2: of him and maybe use that quickness the athleticism to
Speaker 2: get around as opposed to Walter, who I see as
Speaker 2: more of an interior guy going straight ahead. Now, the
Speaker 2: quickest way to get from point A to point B
Speaker 2: is a straight line, look.
Speaker 3: At that Syracuse Education.
Speaker 2: But there's more resistance going straight ahead as you try
Speaker 2: to go up the middle between the center garden. Maybe
Speaker 2: a running back.
Speaker 3: See it's funny that you guys answered it those ways,
Speaker 3: because when I wrote it that was specifically one of
Speaker 3: the things I was aiming for in terms of the discussion.
Speaker 3: Is okay, I said they combined, and that can be
Speaker 3: done in so many different ways, and it means a
Speaker 3: lot of different things depending on how that goes. I mean,
Speaker 3: I think in a perfect world for this team, they
Speaker 3: as much as having Walter Nolan get eleven Saxson one season,
Speaker 3: would really like that guy is a burgeoning star. I
Speaker 3: think for this team, I think they would love to
Speaker 3: have it be eight and seven because both of them
Speaker 3: would be really effective. What it would tell me one
Speaker 3: is that those guys are moving forward. I mean, even
Speaker 3: if you told me Darius Robinson was going to get forced,
Speaker 3: that's still an improvement. And if Nolan is like balling
Speaker 3: out like that, that would still be a big deal.
Speaker 3: But more importantly, if those guys are getting fifteen sacks, well, again,
Speaker 3: like its something in the pass rush, like we have
Speaker 3: not seen any of what what did the Cardinals end
Speaker 3: up with total sacks slash like jos twelve of them? Well, like,
Speaker 3: if you get that kind of production, I think quite frankly,
Speaker 3: I think one of the things that happens is Nick
Speaker 3: Rolis's name gets back into that area of people saying
Speaker 3: this guy is a pretty good defensive coordinator. And also, hey,
Speaker 3: that development they kept talking about with the young draft picks,
Speaker 3: it's working.
Speaker 2: The attention Joshuwat is receiving on the other side is
Speaker 2: allowing for others to make plays. And then if you're
Speaker 2: having that production, you would hope that the coverage is
Speaker 2: buttoned up and a lot better. Maybe some more hands
Speaker 2: on football, some tip ball, some interceptions because you're getting
Speaker 2: your hand in the face of the quarterback. How many
Speaker 2: of those are strip sacks? How many of those are
Speaker 2: a sack but the ball flutters up in the air.
Speaker 2: All of that comes to mind if those two specifically
Speaker 2: are combining from fifteen, that's that's a big number for me.
Speaker 2: And you could certainly cite if I know that, And
Speaker 2: I'm answering that.
Speaker 3: I don't understand.
Speaker 2: That's a if you had said ten, okay, but fifteen,
Speaker 2: considering that's half of the production you had a year ago,
Speaker 2: in terms of total number of secks from two people,
Speaker 2: I would I would deem that a very successful defensive
Speaker 2: line slash defense.
Speaker 3: Okay, let's move on to number three, shall we?
Speaker 1: Number three? Malone, You guys probably don't get the reference,
Speaker 1: but if you do, I love you. And Cody and
Speaker 1: Alex are giving me hand gestures in a positive manner.
Speaker 3: From mid life.
Speaker 2: That was good saying for those who might be listening
Speaker 2: as opposed to it's a Shrek reference.
Speaker 3: Oh how come I don't know? I've seen that like a.
Speaker 1: Billion times you know when when he's looking at the mirror,
Speaker 1: the number three cheering them on. Now you're all included.
Speaker 3: That's a good movie. Uh number three. What if the
Speaker 3: Cardinals have one quarterback start all seventeen games.
Speaker 1: Jacoby Brissett.
Speaker 2: Along those same lines, what you just drove him into
Speaker 2: a breacause No, because that's what I was thinking. Because
Speaker 2: the other school of thought is but I'll say, let
Speaker 2: me do the Jacoby Brissette. If Jacoby Brissett starts all
Speaker 2: seventeen games, this team is successful. And when I say
Speaker 2: successful meaning flirting with playoffs, maybe even nine or ten wins,
Speaker 2: because that eliminates the discussion that I will have on
Speaker 2: Cardinal Talk that it's time to pull Jacoby for someone else.
Speaker 3: You're already planning your post game.
Speaker 2: You got to be prepared. So if Jacoby is starting
Speaker 2: seventeen games, the offense is rolling and the team is winning.
Speaker 1: Agreed, If Jacoby Brissett starts all seventeen games, one, you
Speaker 1: come to some agreement first and foremost, whether that's Brissett saying, Okay,
Speaker 1: I'm going to play on this current deal, whether that's
Speaker 1: some sort of contract, you know, negotiation with the front
Speaker 1: office to get him out onto the field. And if
Speaker 1: he's playing all seventeen games, that means he is playing well. Right,
Speaker 1: If Brisett's not playing well, if this offense doesn't look good.
Speaker 1: If the Cardinals find themselves in a situation similar to
Speaker 1: last year, but by the end of November you are
Speaker 1: mathematically eliminated from the playoffs, then you start to have
Speaker 1: that discussion, is rookie Carson back ready to go in?
Speaker 1: And if he is, let's see what he can do. Right,
Speaker 1: let's look at him the last few games because you
Speaker 1: are eliminated, and if you've seen enough from the other players, right,
Speaker 1: it's a different situation. If Brissett is playing all seventeen games,
Speaker 1: that tell me, tells me the Cardinals are competitive, they're winning,
Speaker 1: and they have a chance to make a push for
Speaker 1: the playoffs.
Speaker 2: That scenario is more plausible to me because you're what
Speaker 2: if was what if one quarterback or a quarterback?
Speaker 1: Because I know the fans sentiment is, okay, car yelling
Speaker 1: at us right now, they've turned off the episode.
Speaker 2: Carson Beck has won the competition and he is starting
Speaker 2: week one. Sure, that is a scenario that is possible.
Speaker 2: I just don't think it's likely given where that quarterback
Speaker 2: room is and where Carson Beck currently is as we
Speaker 2: speak here in the middle of the summing.
Speaker 1: Another scenario, things could go sideways with Brissett and for
Speaker 1: whatever reason, he can not play or he cannot be here,
Speaker 1: and maybe the quarterback is Gardner Minshew, and maybe the
Speaker 1: situation is regardless of whether or not that Cardinals are
Speaker 1: playing well, maybe they don't feel comfortable playing back even
Speaker 1: the last few games this season. There's a lot of scenarios.
Speaker 1: I mean, supplement a draft is coming up. What if
Speaker 1: there's a player we have yet playing all seventeen games.
Speaker 2: I guarantee that that scenario was not a part of
Speaker 2: the one if.
Speaker 1: What if the Cardinals take a player in the supplementtle draft?
Speaker 1: Was that not one of your questions?
Speaker 2: It's not, Oh God, reverse on, you really think of
Speaker 2: the content and the clicks Cardinals dot com.
Speaker 3: Some things are bigger than clicks. But anyways, do you
Speaker 3: guys really think you were just talking about that last scenario?
Speaker 3: See I I can see a world in which Jacoby
Speaker 3: Brissette plays all seventeen games. I cannot see a world
Speaker 3: where Gardner Minshew starts all seventeen games.
Speaker 1: I agree with that. I'm just I'm saying different different scenarios.
Speaker 1: But I agree with that sentiment.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you also brought up sort of didn't she said?
Speaker 1: I did not mention college quarterback by name?
Speaker 3: Is it hot in here?
Speaker 2: No one name dropped?
Speaker 3: That's true. Should we move on to the number four?
Speaker 3: Getting heated? I'm getting upset charges getting upset number four?
Speaker 2: That reference.
Speaker 1: I got my dad's favorite show. I've seen a lot
Speaker 1: more episodes than I ever planned to.
Speaker 3: What if the offensive line stays healthy?
Speaker 1: One, that's good news, right, that's a given.
Speaker 2: How do you how do you define healthy? All five or.
Speaker 3: Some offensive line stays healthy.
Speaker 1: I'm going to take that as they no major injuries
Speaker 1: where you might miss a game or two, but you're not.
Speaker 1: But you're not at a point where three or four
Speaker 1: of your starters from week one are missing the same game.
Speaker 2: I can buy that. You're not gonna have all five
Speaker 2: playoff seventeen games at.
Speaker 3: Or twenty all five playoffs start all twenty games in
Speaker 3: a season, And that's triples you that would never happen.
Speaker 2: Oh wait, it has happened. Doesn't happen a lot.
Speaker 3: It doesn't happen a lot.
Speaker 2: I like Danny's mentioned. Okay, maybe you're missing a game.
Speaker 2: So like, there's seven different offensive linemen who have started
Speaker 2: at least one game as opposed to double digits with
Speaker 2: the Cardinals were in its position a year ago.
Speaker 1: I would it kind of ties back into your first
Speaker 1: what if with Jeremiah Love. If your offensive lines is healthy,
Speaker 1: this team runs the ball very well. They have the
Speaker 1: capabilities with the players they have on that offensive line.
Speaker 1: They definitely have the capabilities with the players they have
Speaker 1: in that running backs room. And then you tie in
Speaker 1: what we're at least expecting to see out of Mike
Speaker 1: Laflora calling this offense. You haven't a thing you'll hack
Speaker 1: it in that room. If your offensive line stays healthy,
Speaker 1: Cardinals run the ball very well, and I could see them. Okay,
Speaker 1: you want something a little more concrete, If the Cardinal's
Speaker 1: offensive line stays healthy, they go back to being a
Speaker 1: top ten run game.
Speaker 3: When I look at this and I say, stay healthy,
Speaker 3: and you guys are right, I mean, obviously you know
Speaker 3: I'm mentioning the two thousand and eight Cardinals and that
Speaker 3: those five started every single game, including the postseason. That's
Speaker 3: very rare, and I could you can make an argument
Speaker 3: that even if you lost one player off your offensive line.
Speaker 3: Your offensive line still stayed healthy, even if it was
Speaker 3: for a chunk of the season that one guy. Now,
Speaker 3: it depends on who it is. Like to me, you know,
Speaker 3: if you lose Paris for a chunk of the season
Speaker 3: as opposed to with all due respect to Elijah Wilkinson,
Speaker 3: that is a significant change right there. Or you know,
Speaker 3: you just sign Saamlo literally because you wanted him to
Speaker 3: anchor this thing. For whatever reason, he got hurt. He
Speaker 3: was the one guy got hurt. That's a significant change
Speaker 3: of the equation. I do think if they stay healthy,
Speaker 3: I think I'm with Danny. I think they're very effective offensively.
Speaker 3: I think they get a cohesion that we just haven't
Speaker 3: been able to see very often, and it's been rare.
Speaker 3: I mean, you're not wrong. I mean I made the
Speaker 3: again the comment about the other one. But like, if
Speaker 3: you look around the league a lot of times, the
Speaker 3: best teams and I'm not just talking about offensive line now,
Speaker 3: but the best teams are the luckiest teams. People want
Speaker 3: to get all mad about Caleb Proctor getting hurt, and
Speaker 3: it's the defensive line. For the third straight year, a
Speaker 3: rookie defensive line gets hurt. Unfortunately, that's it. If you
Speaker 3: look at the teams that usually win it all at
Speaker 3: the end, they're the ones who had the most injury fortune,
Speaker 3: and you need to have some fortune. You're gonna get
Speaker 3: guys hurt, but you need to as an offensive line,
Speaker 3: you need to stay together because the reality is is
Speaker 3: almost no team has signific offensive line depth. Even the
Speaker 3: best teams. There aren't enough guys to go.
Speaker 1: Right because then they'd be a starter or elsewhere.
Speaker 3: Probably you just can't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, staying healthy does not account for someone beating someone
Speaker 2: out for a job, or does it.
Speaker 3: Well, here would be my point on that. My point
Speaker 3: would be, what does your offensive line look like in
Speaker 3: week one and do they stay healthy? Now, if you're
Speaker 3: talking about somebody beating out somebody for a job four
Speaker 3: weeks in, that's not somebody beating them for the job
Speaker 3: as much as somebody lost their job, because if you
Speaker 3: play the first four weeks of the season and then
Speaker 3: you get benched. Now, if you're talking about in this case,
Speaker 3: maybe Isaiah Adams and eventually Besontis goes into the lineup,
Speaker 3: that's a little bit different of a case because are
Speaker 3: you just slow playing the rookie in that case. But see,
Speaker 3: to me, there would have to be a massive gap
Speaker 3: between Isaiah Adams and Chase Besonte's coming out of training
Speaker 3: camp for a week one for me to say, just
Speaker 3: put Chase Besante's in. You know, it's different than a quarterback.
Speaker 3: I would like to see these got Paris Johnson started
Speaker 3: from day one. Why if you if you have those
Speaker 3: kind of hopes and they're that decent of a player,
Speaker 3: put them in. In my opinion, just asking the question.
Speaker 3: Now I'm getting heated. One left left, this is gonna
Speaker 3: be I have a feeling this one. I hope it
Speaker 3: doesn't throw Danny here, but we're gonna find.
Speaker 2: Out you're gonna throw Danny.
Speaker 3: What if the winner of the NFC West has ten
Speaker 3: victories and I mean exactly ten.
Speaker 2: The winner of the NFC West a year ago had
Speaker 2: what twelve? Eleven?
Speaker 3: Am I incorrect in saying that every team other than
Speaker 3: the Cardinals had more than ten victories last year?
Speaker 2: I believe you are correct in that. Okay, So what's
Speaker 2: the difference between that and a year ago?
Speaker 3: Well, if the winner of the NFC West has ten victories,
Speaker 3: then the other teams have to have fewer than ten victories, right, so.
Speaker 1: The Bakers, So the Cardinals are on more on it's
Speaker 1: a more even playing field maybe than last year or
Speaker 1: the Cardinals. I see, maybe maybe I'm putting the pieces together.
Speaker 1: I'm a little confused. Why you think that would throw
Speaker 1: me so much? If you're telling me that, obviously, I
Speaker 1: think I think I'm picking up what's your point down?
Speaker 1: If that's the scenario, and that means the Cardinals are
Speaker 1: competitive in the NFC West and they're not getting swept
Speaker 1: by a division rival, that that's what that would tell
Speaker 1: me is you're not getting swept by any of those
Speaker 1: three teams.
Speaker 3: Because if the winner has ten victories, yes, all three
Speaker 3: of them could have ten in its tiebreakers, but it
Speaker 3: also could mean one team went off the rails.
Speaker 2: Yes, to me, it says regardless of the Arizona Cardinals,
Speaker 2: the other three are beating each other up, okay, and
Speaker 2: no one is sweeping the division. But you might have
Speaker 2: a lot of teams that are three and three, and
Speaker 2: then what do you do outside the division?
Speaker 3: I do think I've been told all three of those
Speaker 3: teams are three of the best in the league, and
Speaker 3: even if they're going three and three in the division,
Speaker 3: there shouldn't they be kicking ass enough other places that
Speaker 3: you're getting more than ten wins. I mean ten and
Speaker 3: seven is what I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: Last year Cardinals had three wins, Niners and Rams had twelve.
Speaker 1: Seahawks had fourteen in the regular season.
Speaker 2: So it's more balanced.
Speaker 3: Again, there's a lot, there's a lot here. It doesn't
Speaker 3: have to do whatever it could be.
Speaker 1: Another team could be injury riddled, whatever it could be.
Speaker 1: But my answer to that question would be the Cardinals
Speaker 1: are more competitive than we have seen in recent years
Speaker 1: in the NFC West. Again, maybe there's a little more
Speaker 1: manifestation in that answer, but that's where I'm locking in
Speaker 1: my answer.
Speaker 2: And the Seattle Seahawks has suffered the Super Bowl hangover
Speaker 2: that typically happens from one season to the next.
Speaker 1: And that was not the one that was thrown just
Speaker 1: for the record.
Speaker 3: No, you weren't. You know this was let's talk about
Speaker 3: you know, switch away, rese reverse.
Speaker 2: The other thing is the substation or whatever it is
Speaker 2: outside of the forty nine ers facility comes back into
Speaker 2: conversation again.
Speaker 1: The electronic field that's turning on.
Speaker 3: Then it's what if the Rams followed? What if Miles
Speaker 3: Garrett only has two sacks? Okay, I didn't ask that question.
Speaker 1: What if what if they chain make a quarterback change
Speaker 1: that should have been your?
Speaker 2: What it?
Speaker 1: That should been your what is?
Speaker 3: What if Ty Simpson is playing against the Cardinals in
Speaker 3: one of these games in week six?
Speaker 1: Wow?
Speaker 3: All right, before we go another one. What if Danny's
Speaker 3: the boss? Oh?
Speaker 1: I forgot, Now she's thrown. Okay, if Danny were the boss,
Speaker 1: maybe she would implement something that the rookies do on
Speaker 1: the football side on travel days, which is food pickup
Speaker 1: for the vets. Maybe if I were your boss, I
Speaker 1: would give you a food.
Speaker 3: Order you mean rookies in our department.
Speaker 1: Or if I'm your boss, I can decide who picks
Speaker 1: up my meal. And you get to the plane so
Speaker 1: early anyway, you have plenty of time to swing by
Speaker 1: and grab me a meal. I know that for a fact.
Speaker 1: Is although the food on the plane is pretty good, I.
Speaker 2: Figured come up with half day Friday's year round.
Speaker 1: Well, she can come up with ideas like that, but
Speaker 1: with a microphone in front of her face and trying
Speaker 1: to keep her job, she's playing safe.
Speaker 2: So if Danny's the boss, Darren has to bring food
Speaker 2: for all of us within the content.
Speaker 1: I didn't say that, but sure you're just including yourself.
Speaker 3: Yes, Darren's already going to h on what the well,
Speaker 3: that was a good episode. I like that.
Speaker 1: Happy Fourth of
Speaker 2: July week, absolutely fireworks for everyone.