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catch her fairly, we don't. I don't want to run out of time, but you were thinking like a rust, you would think that Russ has been a starting quarterback in this league for over a decade and has been a very good quarterback. Skip to Russ, don't hand this ball over, right? I need to remind Russ not to turn the ball over every jump, if you think about it, all he threw into the end zone was how late he threw the ball, he threw the Courtland suddenly he was late, he was late, he went off target and he was late. all night he has been outside Target jumping around, I don't know, maybe there are other things that are more important than football, but it seems to me that he is starting to go back in the pocket and you can't do that when you play this game of ball because the car, the collisions come, yeah, and once the guys see you flinch, they'll start heating up the pressure, the rust doesn't try to escape, you know, jump, let the rust cook and I said, you know what Russ the Bronco gave you a quarter of an hour. bill, so hopefully you bought new steak knives, cast iron skillets and deep fryers, so you cook an epidemic, you didn't burn the food that doesn't give you everything you wanted, you got the office, you got the massage, you get rules on the road, they got their guys, he can come and go, they did it, you gotta win some games, Russ, okay, let's get to the final flashpoint, it's fourth and one on the five yard line to the right and the first curious thing is what Nathaniel Hackett said after the game, I had the opportunity to do it and I think you have to do well, is that Jerry Rosberg they hired?

He was with the Ravens for about 11 years, true, but he was brought in as kind of an eyes. in heaven, he sits in the press box with the coaches and okay, we're 20 seconds without playing well, that kind of thing because Nathaniel, as a young head coach for the first time, needed some help in the general management of the I play with the clock, but he I have a chance to do well, does it come from John Elway or does it come from Peyton or Peyton Manning? I don't know which one it is, it comes from above.

I have to go for it, well maybe me. I hope he wasn't talking about Russ giving someone a try. I don't know, so they quickly called a play in the Huddle and literally ran to the line of scrimmage and he went under the Center. I thought they were just trying to almost draw Indy offside with a bark, bark, bark, right, you know, a tough count trying to get them to Flinch and jump to the play of the night, and Indy had a timeout and was They ran out of overtime and obviously they use the regulation right away because I guess, Frank, wait a second, I don't want them to jump up and get excited and lose the game with a penalty, because now you're going to give them a first try, okay. , but you give them time to reconsider, well, they reconsider. and they don't put Russ under center, so if you don't put them under center it's hard to take him out, it's just hard to do it from the shotgun, some kind of action role is better and, besides, skipping you're going to limit yourself in that situation there Same thing, you're probably not going to run it on fourth down, so now you've limited, now the defense knows there's a problem. 80 85 chance I don't run it from the gun on a fourth and one in this situation and he's not as agile and quick and mobile as before because he's obviously an older quarterback and he's not sure he looks thick to me and I'm I agree with that because you have to have some thickness to withstand the knocks. but I don't see him having the escape ability that you used to have, because there was a time where he was hard to get on the ground and he basically skipped Seattle's offense.

Seattle's offense was a rusty improvisation, yeah, it was like okay, Russ. he gets back in there and do what you do and make it happen, go ahead and close it out, throw the dug up Baldwin, throw it to someone on the field because we have nothing and he can make it happen. Well, to his credit, his pass rush does this and this is like this, so they're all, it's stay in your lane, don't leave him out, leave him out and they wrapped him up and he's standing and he's standing and he's not. sees KJ Handler because he's locked in who his best receiver is, Sutton, so he's just in his mind I'm desperate I'm desperate I just have to wait until Cortland breaks the cross and I'll throw it but the throw is a sidearm throw that it's just a throw it's a desperate bet I hope it's a pass And a prayer for me if we could see him one more time in the end zone and it looked like he had a chance for a second, but you're daring the devil because you're bothering the guy Wrong, wrong guy is that guy. because he's still the guy, I don't know if there's a much better corner than him, there's not one smarter or smarter than him, look at KJ, yeah well he just had it and it happened fast, you'll have to read that.

Look at it and throw it right, but look, yeah, it happens fast, it jumps, but if you've already predetermined where you're going, you know you're never going to see it, you're not going to see it because he wasn't there, he never looked, that never, he never. he never looked that way and Skip, he's on the gun, he's not like skip, he's under center and you know, because a lot of times he jumps, like when you like Dan and Dan Marino files, they took the ball and they were backing toward Terry Brash. an old quarterback back most quarterbacks don't when they take him they take a side so basically if you know you're a right quarterback you're turning him to the right he's on the gun , Should be. that's the reason they put you in the gun so you can see the whole field, that's the only purpose they put you in the good, that's a fact, so now it's locked up.

Russ is he's he's he's he's quarterback like he's a freshman or sophomore quarterback when he's a decade old. Also, in the league he misses routine shots, that's fine, and yet it obviously goes back to that goal-line play in the Super Bowl and Richard Sherman's play on the Amazon Prime set. After the game I tried to tell everyone, okay, I've been trying to tell everyone from here if I wasn't that guy, obviously Richard has been down on Rust since that moment, maybe since before that moment because they're already facing me to Russ because he had become Pete Carroll's apple.

I've become the teacher's pet, right, and everyone was convinced after the Super Bowl loss that Pete Carroll was trying to make Russ the MVP of the game instead of Marshawn, obviously, who is in the game. true, I still argue that the stats for the year wouldn't tell you Marshawn because he had tried it five times from the one yard line and converted only once out of five, so I didn't think Russ threw a bad ball. It was to uh block it now they're the high locker he was in these six fours yeah big big so he's throwing it to a possession receiver right at the goal line but it was the best break on the ball ever have had.

I've seen it happen at the end of a Super Bowl by an undrafted kid from Alabama, Malcolm Butler, and it's like you said, it's the best defensive play in Super Bowl history, well, it took that to stop that, but all. Suddenly, Tom Brady is on the other end of the line jumping up and down like a little second grader because he's in shock that they got it right. The thing is you're watching and Russ knows Brandon Browner because Brandon Browner was there in Philadelphia, yeah, in Seattle, yeah, he knows he's a physical cornerback and when you see him in press coverage it's not going to work because the guy The inside player won't be able to bother Butler, who is covering the outside. receiver, so once he locks it up it's a dead play and Sherman and everyone is like Russ, you're that guy, check, they're thinking if that's Peyton Manning, he's going to check, that's Tom Brady, if that's one of these others. quarterbacks and that's why they got out of him, he's not that and he's like Pete, you keep treating him like he's one of those guys and he doesn't jump, we let Russ off game one because, uh, uh, Nathaniel Hackett delayed game penalties, but Russ wasn't cooking in Seattle, wasn't for the Broncos, he might have cooked early in his career, but wasn't cooking, we let him off the hook, not last night, no delays on penalties of the game, I thought, uh, Hackett did a great job telling the game.

Look, the running game was good. I mean, Gordon scares me at that point because every time he jumps the ball I think he's going to fumble the ball. I know, but you lost your best running back and he's not a bad 1A. I have it. oh yeah, yeah, yeah, no, no, but Russ Russ was bad last night. I would say it wasn't the Colts who made the decision. Look how the hell the Colts beat the Chiefs. Oh, their defense is pretty good, underrated. Well, he has some character. If they had played like that against the Chiefs, the Chiefs would have given them a 50.

Okay, coach. Jesus is another topic. Guys, I will say that both of Russell Wilson's interceptions came in the fourth quarter and after the game, he said, "I let my team rest for a while so they could sit back and worry. They won't play again until Monday night." next

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