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"AP sports and Mike Reeves, there was a ten game slate in the NBA that northwest to visually the nuggets were in Washington to meet the wizards, Craig heist, has the story. Nikola Jokić scored 31 points and pulled down 12 rebounds as the nuggets beat the wizards one 18 to one O four, the nuggets outscored the wizard's 39 to 16 in the third quarter while hitting 15 three pointers on the night. Denver finished up a three and two road trip after surviving a four game losing streak. Jokic thinks they've turned the corner. Have a team, I think. Bedroom, let's say like that. And hopefully it's done for us. And we survived. The warriors win just their 9th road game of the season knocking off Dallas one 27 one 25. Jonathan kamino scores 22 points. John morant returned from his suspension to score 17 points off the bench in the grizzlies one 31 25 win over the rockets while Milwaukee improves on their league best record with a one 30 94 win over San Antonio, Giannis Antetokounmpo led the way with 31 points other winners or the heat pacers 76ers Timberwolves trailblazers and Lakers, Paul George is expected to miss two to three weeks for the clippers with a right knee sprain. Just two games in the NHL, but one had playoff implications for both teams, correspondent Bruce Morton. The penguin snapped a four game losing streak with a resounding 5 to two win at Colorado. Jeff Carter led the way with two goals. That's a big game for us. And standing defending cup champions and team that's been rolling pretty good. So this is a good confidence boost for us and keep going. Carter referenced a 6 game Colorado win streak, which also came to an end. The oilers Connor McDavid nets his 60th goal of the season in overtime to defeat the coyotes in NFL to use the jet signed wide receiver Nicole Hardman to a one year deal according to a person with knowledge of the contract. They also trade wide receiver Elijah Moore to Cleveland for the 42nd pick in this year's draft. I'm Mike Reeves AP sports.
The Bill Simmons Podcast
"hardman" Discussed on The Bill Simmons Podcast
"That should have been a category. I'm staying away from that team team. I think the car, I feel the same way about the cardinals. I don't want to bet on them. I don't want anyone on their fan. I just want to pretend they're not happening. Put them over in a corner. Craig, who do you have? Clyde Edwards. I hate myself for it, but I'm bad. You're bad. You're back on CH. You're three. I've done it every year. I'm not giving up yet. The second I read that the cheese are gonna opt for like a more power run offensive scheme. I was like the Michael Corleone godfather three move. It's like, damn you've changed. I'm back. You know, we should have done with Clyde Edwards to layer. We couldn't even make an acronym out of his name. That should have been our first sign that it might not have worked out for him. He doesn't really roll off the tongue. All right, next category is I wouldn't take him even if he was free guy. I'm just going to do it. It's a podcast. Let's make some noise. McCaffrey's not on my team. I'm Jesus not. He's played ten games up two years. I don't think he could stay in the field and he's not on my team. I have crossed him off my list. He's not in my draft board. I've told my scouts and everyone in my war room, we're not drafting him. He is a D and D do not draft. This is how the patriots number one draft too. Look at all the best players like AJ Brown, not on our board. I love high Fitz lab shots at the Patriots, like he's rooting for this amazing juggernaut of a drafting tape. You painted like the last 7 giant straps? Well, I hated the saquon fic and that you were out here just like trying to defend it for I'm still in. I'm still defending it. You caught me at a bad day with pat straps because we waved Devin assassin a couple days after waving. Our two third round tight ends that were so bad. We then had to overpay hunter Henry and Johnny Smith to make up for these two other third rounders. Anyway, it's kind of like the pitcher spot all these clothes after they got dumped and then like a couple months later you're like, man, these don't work for me. It's really bad. The last 6 years were tough from a job standpoint. Who do you have for wouldn't take them if you were free? So I probably would take it for free, but for me, it's Josh Jacobs, like for the Raiders. I just can't, there's no point in the draft he falls where I'm just like, when he had 250 carers a year, Josh Jacobs made nobody happy. And then now he's going into a Josh McDaniels timeshare where there's just no way he's going to make anyone happy. I would take him if he was literally free. The person I literally wouldn't take if they were unwavering is Kenny gallaudet. I wouldn't take him on my fantasy. Yeah, that's not fair. He doesn't count. He's going to get away with two damage. He's already pretty much free at this point. I got Darren Waller. Dan walking. I'm not walking away. He hasn't played all pre season he's been hurt. There's contract situations, devonta Adams is there. I don't love the Vegas offense in general this year and I don't need Darren Waller in the second or so. He's like fake hurt. I think he's waiting for his money to get his holding in. Yeah, that team definitely needs to spend more money on offense and ignore the lines in the defense. That was the wave leatherwood today. I couldn't believe it. I mean, if you just stack up all the John Gruden draft picks and you're like, every first rounder was a miss. It makes me feel better about the drafts. Who do you have DK? Well, I had gallaudet. He's trending towards being free anyway. That doesn't count. The other person I wrote down here is Michael Hardman. I'm just not falling for it again. The opposite of the Corleone. They're not sucking me back in with this equal Hardman thing. I refuse. That could have been a category, Craig. Michael Corleone? No, the you showed up at my door again. Batting your eyelashes at me and I'm not letting you in this time. That's my Cole Hardman. Somehow, we've all had him. He's been in the league three years. I feel like he's been on everybody's team. I've never been seduced. Oh my God. None of us took Zeke Elliott, which I think is an absolute outrage. I had him written down too. All right, high fits. Who's your somebody's got to get points on that team? Talk yourself into him guy. Craig mentioned him earlier. I mean, Michael Pittman for the cults, I mean, Michael Pittman literally has more receiving yards in his career than all the other culture receivers on the roster. Also, Michael Pittman played in the NFL for two seasons. And yet somehow that's true. They have nobody else. Who do you have, Craig? Christian Kirk on the Jags. Oh no. Who else is catching passes on this team? There's Evan engram. At tight end. The other receivers are Marvin Jones and zay Jones. He's the new Brandon cooks. I'm going to pay it right now. He will be the new Brandon cooks. You'll get a thousand yards every year with Trevor Lawrence and nobody will care about him. DK? I'm going to go with Wanda Robinson, rookie receiver for the Giants. Okay. Here's the deal. I'm nervous to get excited about a guy who's like 5 890 pounds. Or whatever. Like I got too excited about Ronda bor last year. You should learn from this. I should learn from my mistakes. I'm just not going to do it because the Giants don't have anyone else right now. They got Kenny gallaudet, who we've talked about. They have canaris Tony, who is, he plays once a week. The most chaotic player in the NFL maybe. We just don't know if he's going to play any given week. Starting shepherd coming off an Achilles, Colin Johnson, who was probably going to take over for Kenny holiday, tore his Achilles. The Rookie tight end, Bellinger, who Craig, San Diego state alone, Bellinger, he just got a concussion I don't think he's going to be playing week one. Who's going to be catching passes for the scene? They drafted him in the second round. Ostensibly with the plan. So I'm going with Wanda Robinson. I really like that one. I debated one day for my shameless Homer pick. Yeah. That's a great one. I can't believe I'm picking forth in this category that none of you took my guy.
The MMQB NFL Podcast
"hardman" Discussed on The MMQB NFL Podcast
"It was just and you know, it almost had a feel of like what was going on with the chiefs midseason during their slump where, okay, the offensive line isn't quite the biggest issue. They just seem uncomfortable what they're doing out there as far as mahomes and his receivers go and that I don't know. That is kind of just how it played out. And Luna Romeo had one unfortunate call and a third and one from midfield where Kelsey reminiscent of last week just sort of got loose up the seam there and they gave a big commercial there that put the chiefs in scoring range. But that was like it, and it was kind of like they moved inside the ten and it was kind of like, all right, well this is gonna be a touchdown and but no, and it really wasn't close to being in touch at any point. Yeah. It's interesting. You wonder Patrick Mahomes put the game on his shoulders after, and he said, you know, you can't be up that much and lose, and that's on me. And again, I mean, I hate to, you know, I ate like half a tub of hummus during this game. So it's like Patrick Mahomes that are leading different lives. You know, I'm not, I'm not in the pocket there and being able to make these decisions. But the whole game he just looked a little off, you know? Even in the good moments, like the me call Hardman touchdown, that's a throw that needs to be on the other side of him. You don't want that to be out in front of him because somebody could jump that and pick that off and the Tyree kill play that we were just talking about if you just, if you turn around and you run the other way like everybody is flooding with that play, there is nobody on the backside of that. And you could have just run it in for a touchdown. Again, it's really easy for me to say that, you know. So I don't know what's going on in his world. Obviously, I would have ran it. And I would have, you know, I would have the chiefs in the Super Bowl right now. But that's the difference between Patrick Mahomes and I I'm a 5 on 5 basketball participants. So obviously I have the athletic shops to get that done. But I can't believe how I slighted you so badly and I'm like unintentionally, but I can feel I can feel the anger on this and I feel so, so bad about it, right? It's gonna be a shouting match immediately after the show. Just a dressing down. How dare you call me a three on three player? We're gonna break up like sting in the police..
The MMQB NFL Podcast
"hardman" Discussed on The MMQB NFL Podcast
"First of all, wipe your hard drive because you don't want anyone finding out you're looking at a Ben Roethlisberger passing chart in the state age. Gross. My whole thing with this team and we had this conversation all summer and I was the obstinate jerk along the way and I just kept saying, why would Ben Roethlisberger come back to run the offense they ran last year? That was a completely disastrous offense. They wouldn't do that. And yeah, they did. And they did it all year. And I mean, look, even if they came out and were just like, we're just going to, I don't know, we're going to pull out the old keg gun. We're going to chuck it 70 times and they're all going to be downfield. It still wasn't going to work. They weren't going to win this game unless there were just a series of those plays. And by the way, I just want to point out, why do you hear the chiefs in this game? Why do you run the wildcat with mikko Hardman, who has had basically ball handling issues all season, just in terms of like catching the ball and running with it. Why did you do that? That's my only criticism of the chiefs in this one. Maybe you knew that he was struggling with ball control issues and you figured you're going to win this game by 60 points. So you put them in there to give them some confidence. My question for you is to go back to the Steelers offense. Have you ever have you ever had pretzel chips oh yeah. Yeah. Like the thin pretzels. Yep. That was a good. So yeah, they're great. But you know what it tastes like a pretzel, right? Yeah. Like it tastes like a regular pretzel. And so I was looking at the packaging on it the other day. And on the back, it said, we set out to rethink the pretzel. And I was like, what an amazing claim. And that was what I kept thinking of when I saw the Steelers. They came into this year trying to rethink the pretzel. But here's the thing. When you rethink a pretzel, it tastes like a goddamn pretzel. And the whole time, you and I were saying like, well, 'cause you and I are big Matt Canada guys. We are like Matt Gaetz that does that Canada does this summer tour. You and I are in the you and I are in the, whatever you want to call it, the lawn seats, dancing, having a good time. We are seeing Matt Canada live. But we were like, oh, naji Harris, Matt, Canada. Pretzels never gonna be the same again. No, guess what? Tasted like a pretzel, like a salty crunchy thing that just is so ultimately what's, I don't know, I like pretzels, but like ultimately not what you want to build the entire meal around. Yeah. Yeah, that's fair. I will say, I mean, look, they did rethink the pretzel. It was original. They can call it a chip now. They legally can do that. I guess the only way you can go with it, I don't know, like a super thick pretzel, like too thick to even like. Oh, you got a chip away at it with like a, I don't know, one of those little all and hammer type things. Like the size of like a Robert Caro novel. It's just like you get a bag and just one of them comes out..
Bloomberg Radio New York
"hardman" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Have to choose It also has enormous importance for the labor market How do they get ahead of different administrations We see this move towards digital currencies Bloomberg radio the Bloomberg business app and Bloomberg radio dot com Bloomberg the world is listening This is Bloomberg law with June brazo from Bloomberg radio I've been talking to Harry Nelson of Nelson Hardman about the ending of Britney Spears conservatorship The father Jamie spears is fighting back or resisting But I mean is there any doubt that there's going to have to be a reckoning about the finances You know it's a very difficult question because it called off the issue of whether the judge failed to exercise enough scrutiny So we have a case where a judge is being asked to decide whether Brittany's legal team is permitted to go back and examine things You got to remember this has been going on for 13 years So how far back are we going to let the lawyers go right It seems uncontroversial that decisions that were made in 2019 for example in Jamie spears fight to keep the conservatorship at that time in place are going to be reviewed But some of these earlier questions about how this whole security apparatus went into place and how much money was spent on that whole effort It's a very close question It puts the judge in a difficult position I suspect that the judge is going to be under pressure to allow more discovery because she after all it was the one who rubber stamped many of the decisions that were made here So I think she's in a very awkward position and I suspect that Britney team is going to get to examine more than her father or his legal team and managers would like But that still remains to be seen The blame is obviously on Jamie spears but the judge for 13 years or 12 out of 13 years approved all this So it seems like maybe another judge should be handling this at this point Look I think it's a fair question I think in fairness to the judge you know the judges who hear these cases are required to hear many many cases They have very busy docket And the judge was sort of hamstrung because the longtime lawyer who represented Brittany was Samuel ingham to say he did a very passive job as her lawyer would be an understatement He did almost nothing So the judges in a very difficult position right In our legal system we look to judges to generally be passive and to rule on the argument that are being presented to them by the lawyers This was a case where for whatever reason Britney is court appointed lawyer really seems to have just remained silent over years and years of abusive behavior And so the question of how far the judge should have gone and how much she should have asked questions that the lawyer wasn't asking I think you're the fair one It's a good one but I also think it's a tough question I think if we're going to be fair I think we need to really say that entire system failed here And the judge is part of it And maybe a new judge here wouldn't be a bad idea I understand that her parents are asking for attorneys fees There are lots of requests coming into the estate to cover expenses associated with this case I believe part of it is that they there were claims that the free Britney movement was posing a security threat that there were lots of work needed to do to protect the to actually physically protect and to protect their reputation of her family members So the judge is going to is getting I believe requests from both parents still pending for reimbursement and I think those are going to be highly contested To me it seems difficult to understand why Britney should be forced to pay for problems that were not of her making and that could have been avoided had this whole farce of illegal proceeding not the necessary If she had ever been respected we wouldn't be here So to force her to pay for the collateral effect on her parents to meet them aggressive So her lawyer has suggested that beyond what happens with this judge that he might take action in a civil court Against James spears Right so it's also another interesting question of how much is Jamie protected and buy the fact that he was exercising this legal capacity right To the extent that he acted maliciously or in bad faith or that he exceeded the scope of his power authorization from the court in everything that he did And the security by the way the security invasions with the company black box security seems to be a really good example of that then there certainly is a risk for him that the this matter goes beyond the conservatorship It would be an unusual case to see a conservator facing civil liability It's all practically unheard of but this might be the exceptional case that where the conservators contact conduct was so bad that it called for civil court action How rare is it for a person to achieve her own release from a conservatorship You know we do see people get out of conservatorship on all the time It certainly not the norm I think most conservatorship tend to be ongoing just because they sort of reflect some but you know an appropriate conservatorship generally reflects that a person has an issue and people learn to live under conservatorship It's not unheard of It's usually just not nearly as public as this one has been and much more a product of proof that a first in has overcome whatever issue whether it's managing a mental health issue right Sometimes the disability is something that temporary a person is just not managing their own health well they're suffering from a mental health issue and addiction or something that's causing them to be that's an impairment that can be resolved in the person can be stabilized and sometimes unfortunately people are in conservatorship for things that are not.
Arrowhead Pride
"hardman" Discussed on Arrowhead Pride
"Slander is the only thing that i can call it on with. Mccoll hardman it. Demarcus robinson and i listen. I'll i'll say there is some fairness to what they have shown thus far in their career. But i do think especially with hardiman is young and i don't think that he's really had a a real fair moment to come in and say all right. This job is mine. I know exactly where i'm going to be. I do think he's had to learn multiple positions and a lot of different things to get on the field and its that play making ability that he has is there. He is a big play waiting to happen. And i guess just like you believe so much in legit serious need. I think that's where i am. In hardman. And i think that explosive playmaking ability to go along with the play caller and the person throwing the ball and never ever will coverage be slanted his way he will always be able to to go against weaker corners at least the teams weaker corners and and probably one on one coverage. And i gotta. I gotta see that he can complete. He will completely be a failure. I just think there's just too much around him and robertson to like robinson he just needs to be solid. And and i think i always said about two marcus. Robinson is. he's just super solid and reliable and to me. That's never once about about demarcus. Robinson never up saying and i just i b. I think he could just be if he is solid five. Andy's playbook still can't remember all of his routes if he could remember the eight that he needs to the eight seven or eight that he needs to come. On man like demarcus robinson has not been trashed. Not find marcus. Robinson is a. I said the word find earlier. I'll say it once again. Here actually applies to robinson. I'm just saying high level starting wide receiver. He's not in the but to me. When you're talking about bringing josh gordon from the dead of football did excuse me that did but the football dead people are talking about nicole hairy and other. You're talking about dede westbrook i. Those guys are good enough. You don't feel like you need to go drag those guys now. I'm not gonna sit here and say like some people are really have belief in by sprinkle that he's going to be something. I'm not gonna go that far but those those two to go along with with tyreek hill. Like i think you are. Just you are just fine right there to be the explosive offense. You need to be with those guys. And i do think especially hard man. I'm not going to send in about the markets. Roberts that take a step forward but i do think we call hartman. Takes us a step forward. And i trust me taylor and nate. Taylor's very smart gentleman. That was a beautiful beautifully rid grape. Proce whatever. I had ready yet. But i'm going to. It was beautifully done. And i agree with the. He's he set. The stage is set for him to make this just calm down. True or false. The chiefs had finished wide receiver core in in the afc west. Not the worst because they have. I mean if you're looking at talk to you would take nobody in the nfl. Probably over what the chiefs have but in terms of depth. Either they have the thinnest in the in the afc. West for the raiders. Rolling out after henry. Rugs and so the raiders. Going into the season have brian. Edwards is pretty good player out of south carolina last year. hunter renfro john brown. Willie snead zeh jones I i would take the chiefs over them. I will take john brown over. Any of the secondary receivers chief south and brian edwards. I'm not taking brian edwards Bryant has some upside. he didn't do much as a rookie but he's got some upside. John brown's how the hell does he get to have upside well. How the hell is brian edwards. Get to have upside mccoll hornet. Doesn't i never said that mccall hartman. Doesn't have upside. My issue with nicole hardman is that he is shown through two years in the nfl. Yeah he's faster than everybody on the football field except for tyree kill. But that's all he can do. Tyreek can go up and get a football. Tyreek can make a cornerback. Look like a joker on the field. I haven't seen that from a coal hartman. I haven't seen nicole hardman. Go up and get a football ever in his nfl career. I'm not sure mccall hartman. Athletic enough to play on the outside and go up and get a contested football. The other thing run is it. It's less to me about his upside in more about his role. And i don't think the role that they want to utilize him in this year is one. That's going to accentuate his skills. I think the role that he would have to be in four that would include tyreek hill. Not being on the roster. And i think that was part of why he was drafted mean. Go back to draft night with gall. Cd what happened there I think they felt that. The role that tyreek hill has in their offenses show valuable that they could not go a season without somebody having the ability to fill that and now they're trying to basically put a square peg into a round hole and i don't think he's the guy to go there and we can go to the chargers as well keenan allen mike williams josh palmer jalen guidon. I liked their death a little bit better than the chiefs as well. The the chiefs have the top end. Talent too far exceed every other team in the nfl and they've got the quarterback to make this thing work but their depth is a real issue in one. Cut down calm. There are going to hopefully be better options than what are available right now out there on the market and i hope that the chiefs are interested in our indu. Consider somebody or maybe multiple. Somebody's that can come in and help this roster receiver because they are completed there in terms of their talent. I can't wait to this damps. Season starts depleted. I mean deplete it. Good god man. I mean. I'm just saying do you think it's going to be somebody like i feel like the people are going to be available in. The range of byron pringle are in the range. And nobody's going to be as good as the market rob. Can you imagine if this team has zach paschal. That's the kind of guy they need. I don't know if i'm willing to go. That far zack pass. I.
Arrowhead Pride
"hardman" Discussed on Arrowhead Pride
"The chiefs need help it receiver. Because i through this week. Certa his sent me. Oh man josh. Gordon ooh the chiefs to go. Look at josh. Gordon who cannot who cannot play who cannot stay on the field. I mean i talk about. You can't trust frank. Clark josh gordon just tells you right away. I'm not going to be able to stay on the field but you can sign me. And then i've seen i don't know about you sort of it. I've seen many people. Discuss the nicole harry the patriots Two thousand nineteen thank you. Who is who is requesting requesting trade. Many people talk about. Hey man maybe the chiefs should take a look at this. We are we serious about this guy who is been a bust right now in nicole hairy it with the patriots now granted. Some of that quarterback play in year. Two that he faced last last year with cam and brian. Hoyer isn't really the great thing to help you out with. But a guy who's been a bust eighty-six targets in the last two years since he's been in the league. And then josh gordon who who who just cannot stay on the field and hell. I don't even know how good he is anymore. Right now he. I mean he hasn't even played long enough to even know how good it's been a long time. Eight nine years since he led the nfl in receiving yards. I we are not in this desperation mode that it feels like every week. Please tell me why the chiefs need to go. Take a look at these two guys. Please sell me on this garbage certa all that you try to sell us on going out there and getting one of these guys josh. Gordon's your dude. Well yes. I love. Josh gordon He had a couple of catches with the patriots a couple years ago. He still got it all right. He had a catch with russell couple years ago in like week. Sixteen josh gordon's so got it baby. No yes obviously. There's question marks. Obviously there's flags but if he gets reinstated. I'm interested in taking a look at him because it doesn't cost you anything to bring him into camp in just cut him if he can't keep it together if you think yes. He's just not good at football anymore. He's out of shape. He's had just hasn't had the reps over the last several years to maintain the level of athleticism and play that you need to succeed in the modern day. Nfl but if we're talking about we want another camp body and we want to bring in another wide receiver and see what happens. I'd be very interested in bringing in josh gordon. Especially over nikial harry. I understand the kill. Harry is only twenty four years old but he is just not looked like a competent. Nfl wide receiver. The patriots haven't done a lot to help him out but he hasn't been very good in the. Nfl doesn't create separation in any way not interested. I wasn't really that interested in him as a prospect. I am on the josh. Gordon train because i wanna see as many weapons as possible with patrick mahomes. Maybe we believe fifth round wide receiver. Cornell pal is the answer or mccoll's finally going to take a huge step forward on the outside which is out of position for him. But i'd like to see. I'd like to go to training camp and see josh gordon practicing with the chiefs and see what that looks like. Yeah i'm out on josh gordon of you should be i one jock. Laurie hawkins seed. And i hope he latches on somewhere in his super successful. It has nothing but the best moving forward. I just don't think that's going to be chiefs. The chiefs have a bunch of lottery tickets and at this point in his career makes me sad to say this. But that's what josh gordon is. Mikhael harry stinks. Like he's just a bad football player. So there's no reason for the chiefs to be interested in him if the chiefs are gonna go free agency route again. I don't think this guy significantly improves you. From what you already have. But the only guy. That's available that i would be interested in is dede westbrook again. I don't think that's any sort of significant upgrade. He's basically until we antonio. Calloway and you have antonio calloway already on your roster so i think what they have right now is probably barring some sort of trade or a surprise cut after camp what they're going to have going into the season and that is a little bit concerning because what you're looking at right now as tyreek hill which is great but then mccoll hardman damarcus robinson cornell powell byron pringle and then probably one of marcus camp garrick deeter antonio calloway or daria shepherd. One of those guys probably going to be the final roster spot where the wide receivers that just doesn't inspire a ton of confidence from me. The only guy that i feel good about his tyreek hill and then everybody else is a massive question mark in when i read earlier. This week from nate taylor of the athletes and i quote from the voluntary wait workouts in the teams mandatory minicamp mccoll hardman appears to be in position to have a breakout season as he is expected to have the role previously held by sammy watkins. That's terrifying for me. I i don't think he's a guy that profiles to play in that role sammy. Watkins was a prototypical x. Wide receiver where he can line up. On the line of scrimmage and beat man press coverage that is the opposite of what mccall hardman profiles as in fact the only guy on the team. Maybe you got two of them. That can do that. I think is cornell powell and byron pringle and i don't think those guys are starting level wide receivers at least not right now so i. I don't think they have that guy on the roster today. Listen i. I think as upset before that is something that is being overblown using the words terrified a mike that that feels a pitch strong. That feels a bit strong to use. Sorta josh gordon. And i i hope he hooks up with chip and joanna gaines down in waco. And maybe they can you know do some kind of work with him. Maybe he can help build some houses and work at magnolia farms. I don't i don't particularly well. I think they can help people. I think he got a better chance to his life getting on track them. Come in and play in the national football league. So i'd i'd rather josh gordon. Get to that point but manages i. I just.
MyTalk 107.1
"hardman" Discussed on MyTalk 107.1
"I used to do when we used to have a lot of delays and a lot of crashes. Did I do the crashes? Or did I do that Delays? I certainly didn't waste time talking about it. Did I? Let's talk start with delays. South on 100, seeing stagnation up to and passed 81. Don't be surprised if you have to roll out of the throttle both directions of 35 any day, any time actually, between 4 94 in downtown ST Paul West found 94 still rotten 61 to the capital in their change in Saint Paul North found 35 w You'll find it troublesome from right around 46 Street. Into downtown Minneapolis. Speaking of North Bound W. Somebody got turned and is now facing the wrong way on the right side of North found 35 W at the Burnsville Parkway, but before you even get to that down in Lakeville You're gonna bump the brakes and north bound by 35 past county, 60 South ST Paul, let's go over there to show off. Lost it on the loop from conquered the West found 4 94. Are eastbound. Maybe he took out a life full anyway. Doesn't matter. It's clear he's out of there. What I wanted to mention was the wreck on the right shoulder westbound for 94 at Hardman, so I'll watch out for that. After you cross the bridge, Ken Barlow says the showers will taper off and it's partly sunny and 83 today. I need some darts. This'd is my top dirt alert up to the minute entertainment and pop culture news. Heard of the top of every hour on my talk. One of 71. Yeah, that's really great. Could you please tell us what's going on? Angelina Jolie got covered in bees to celebrate world be day..
Accidental Gods
"hardman" Discussed on Accidental Gods
"Otherwise i don't think they would have worked so Have you people to hold multiple small spaces. If you need the yes we do. We do where working. 'em waste number of people who've got skills in facilitation in kind of holding space for one another and we really want to be enough people to both the whole space leads space if need be with people who need to need one to one so really trying to again to talk and to provide the kind of context not therapy but deep hot holding deep support for if and when people are triggered by whatever part of the process. I'm with the aim in the long term. I'm trying to imagine this then. Moving up to governmental scale. Have you ideas now of how this might scaler. Is that just sought an emergent part of the process. It feels like a very very long way and the kind of government that we are imagining would look so very different. I think from what we've got just now it would. I'm i'm guessing imagining based on. I think the conversations that we've had with indigenous people as much else that the people's assembly has to be somewhere near the heart of it even if we then have people working in inside sacasa teams on particular issues. But for me. I think both the the party structure which i think encourages people to polarize and thinking silence and the focus on individuals as representatives. Yes just put so much psychological pressure on people. I think most people break and end up behaving ways that they would rather not. Yes isabel. hardman's why we get the wrong politician. No i know. I haven't and i would relate to wanna. I'm putting books. I've ever read stories of people what they go through to get elected and what happens if they don't the degree to it's completely abandon. Someone described lying on the floor weeping for a week after the election years. Was you know quite us. Resilient human being to start with on their family going. You are never doing that again. And we are not living through that with you ever again and so. The people who get through are very broken. I'd like to look back at some point because when we spoke you were talking about convening people's assemblies and i'd love to know how you got on with those but in the meantime just you had things he wanted to say..
Glenn Beck
Hours-Long Standoff Leaves Deputy Killed and Another Wounded in North Carolina
"Deputies dead, Another injured after they were shot during the welfare check in Boone. Sergeant Chris Ward died at the hospital. Canine Deputy Logan Fucks was hurt Alison Smith with Wghp in Greensboro reports. Welfare check in a neighborhood in Boone ends in bloodshed and an hours long standoff. Law enforcement is on scene in area. All residents remain in your home with doors and windows closed. The gunfire started when a person living in the home did not answer the phone or show up to work. On Wednesday, the Watauga County sheriff's Office says his deputies entered the home on Hardman Circle of Person inside started shooting. The suspected shooter reportedly committed suicide. An eighth
WGN Radio
"hardman" Discussed on WGN Radio
"David Campus 17 of nine. Hawks. Also credit with 23 hits six of those by Mike Hardman in his NHL debut, 63 deputy over the Blackhawks to send it back over for the third period call with Jonah Troy. All right. Thank you very much. Chris, Speaking of Hartman, he is on the ice is going to start this period Talks going from our right to our left here in period number three, trailing by three looking to try and That's the lightning mandible quest. We have words will not return tonight. Tonight's game. A right to risk injury is basically what we suspected. On that way. Here is Johnny Gore hit by Hartman, right in the hot glue wine door, dumps the puck down the board behind the Hawk Atlantic. Alec will spin it out to center ice for the backhanders shit takes the puck, lightning line passing and Lake Coleman. Crossed the hot line of the right wing and topped up the fucking Duncan Keith, who sent it on the left wing at center ice for Hardman, he was checked. Lost the puck. Coleman Spencer. They had the Gord You know where the hotline right point, you'll put the puck down in behind the heart. Yet Keith will carry out from behind the end of the pass of the left wing per Hartmann and runs into turn acting goes down. The Keith grabs the park put it over the counter. Back to Keith Circle to the left of Steuben. Then back over to county right wing center. Ice, shot the puck into the Lightning zone on Hedman, who had deflect off his body will go back and get it behind his head. Put it up there, right Wing by Rabelais Center Ice Senate across the rink into the hot zone came along the right wing boards lost to the good road, put it to the slot by Rabelais with a wrist shot, just say made by Superman. Now, Riley Stillman lists the puck down ice into the lightning zone in front of their net Heaven. Gotta just in front of Patrick Kane hustling play Mike Conley to tip it away from plot. But then the Lightning get it back by Rabelais in on the hot Zone. Right point, Kansas down the boards it behind the net came will grab the puck behind the hot net. There's your door off near circle. Send it across the rink, Philip Currie Chev along the right wing boards, and he'll swing it down behind the hawk. Enter Riley Stillman Holding it. There is the Hawks assemble for their breakout stillness. Outlet pass hits Doc in the skates short of the Lightning blue line at center ice and Deflect down in behind the Net. Vasilevskiy put a pass of the left wing alarm Thursday. Center Ice Hawks get it back! Ox skates right into a check down the left wing in the Lightning zone. Got the puck to Hagel. Fires from the corner Stick Save Made by Vasyl Lasky. Keep turning in the high slot. Well, Backhand one tour. The Net picked off by Ryan McDonagh, Lightning defenseman to center ice. Don't sit down left Lakeside Hawk's own Cirelli racing in to get it carries behind the hawk headed to the near corner and counter took the puck away from him. Buried behind the Hawk has been passing a crisis to flex down the left wing side into the lightning zone in the corner to drink it here, rolling away from two lightning players that became entangled with put it went down. The strong steals the puck out near the left point gave Stillman put it in front for the break in. I need to flex it wise to the lightning, yet Matthew Joseph the other way for Tampa Bay for center, ice locked line, Drop Pastor put firing from top of the right circle. That's why heaven fires from the left point that's blocked in turn of the hawk yet help out From from that could be late breaking into the landing zone down the slide. He shoots and a six save made my vassal asking Kubelik hustling got it back turning in the high slot. We'll wing it toward the lightning that blocked by Hedman on then Kubelik took the puck back of the right point. Trying to send it led point leads over the blue line, the center ice and then Kubelik brought it back into the lightning zone. The Hawks are a side on this place. 16 47 left in the 3rd 63 Tampa Bay by an excellent opportunity there for Kubelik to cut the lead to only to clean cut break away all the way from the center line and Is to make a quick pack. Quick shot through the pads of the big goaltender, vassal, Stu, just kind of out weighted dominant Kubelik. Great positioning didn't give anything to Kubelik and We tried to get rid of that releases quick as possible, and that's that's Leslie. Not quite in position, but Could save by the Big goaltender. Hartman steps in wins His first NHL drop back to Keith that senator ranks and he winds the puck down the boards in the lightning zone in the left wing corner. Hardman there bumped off the puck by circuit Judge and he'll head to the Hawks bench. He may have got circuit chest shoulder pads in the face. Noble Maybe. Yeah, came up from surgery kept coming into the hot zone, adorable under a board fed into the slot off of good Rose stick, and this bounces down into a hot priests were Suman will plant from the bucket. Hold it Get a whistle stopping play with 16 20 left in the third game of the black and white ultimate jerseys the Blackhawks are wearing tonight We'll be back again all week. Long is the Blackhawks take on the Florida Panthers this Thursday and Saturday. Don't miss your chance to pick up your own. Can the code on your screen now to shop, the entire collection of archives, jerseys and apparel at C B h shop dot com. Either Love these Jersey arc. They are cool those of the classic ones, the 34 38 Black hawks that won Stanley Cups. I believe they wore these sweaters.
Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
"hardman" Discussed on Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
"There was the one where McCall Hardman lined up offsides on a field goal attempt, which allowed Tampa Bay to keep their drive alive and do not sleep on that holding penalty on the Casey punt that led to a re kick and a shank. And then there's decision or the decision about those time outs at the end of the first half. Let's go back to right before the time outs and give a quick Nadia Hill for running out of bounds on the first play after the two minute warning. No, That was not a case of the ball hitting him right in his face right in my face. But that was not slick. I mean, go down inbounds. Spin the clock. Make sure Brady does not get the ball back. But calling the time outs with so much worse. No way that was going to work the moment Casey called that first time out. You knew that was gonna bite them right in the ass. Get trying to be aggressive like I respect it. I love it, you know, like going for it on fourth down to ice the game against Cleveland, but given how badly Casey had messed up that joint in the first half again Going into halftime down 14 6. We grouping settling the hell down getting the opening kickoff. This is not a bad option. In fact, it's pretty damn good. But instead they call a time out after stuffing the bucks on first down again. Fine. You wanna be aggressive, I guess, but then when you allow eight yards on second down, setting up third into you're gonna call another time out. Why you're gonna get more time for Tom Brady before the end of the half. Yeah, that sounds like an awesome idea. The moment they call that time out on third into you knew it was a matter of when not if the Bucks were going to score TV. It's like Casey didn't even watch film from the Green Bay Game. Not like that was ancient history, fellas. It was two weeks ago, and by the way, it's not like can't cities offense had just exploded and gone right down the field for a TV on the serious before they had moved the ball, but they stall in the red zone again and didn't exactly swing moment in their way. Once again, men get into halftime down eight. Get the ball back. Start the second half. Get back in the game or make sure you give the ball back to Tom Brady so he could score a TV in the final minute of the first half to ice the game. P I on Braille in P I on Matthew, and then this, its first thing going with one fake handoff. Brady under Senate goes along, Dr. Called Felton Falling Down Touchdown. Antonio Brown has got a touchdown pass for the Buccaneers. Brady's 3rd 1st half touchdown pass six seconds to go, and this thing got out of hand really quickly..
ESPN Daily
Super Bowl LV: How Tom Bradys Bucs Upset The Chiefs
"Bill. It is eleven twenty nine pm eastern and we made it. We have arrived at our final late sunday night session of the nfl season. I think you're showing the appropriate level of enthusiasm. Just watch ill. Barnwell has been our. Nfl oracle through low. These many football weeks you can catch wisdom on the bill. Barnwell show podcast and his monday column on. Espn plus bill. I know i'm washed. I knew that coming in. But tonight i also discovered that i'm like had to close my eyes because the weekend halftime show is making me wash so on top of these horrific super bowl. We ended up getting an. I'm also just the opposite of tom brady. In every sort of genetic sense it turns out. There were so many songs i've heard in uber's or biggest when i was like. Oh that's who does that song. That sucks i. i'm. I'm okay with that songs now. I really learned a lot during the halftime show. Not sure i learned so much during the actual game l. If i mean it just in thinking about what are most notable takeaway or the the moment remember from the super bowl will be years from now it comes down to maybe mccall hardman lining up full yard offsides on a field goal. Try tony romo. Getting very excited about a streaker. In the fourth quarter of lot where he was trying to will the game to be competitive was a a complete and utter dominant victory by the buccaneers and was an upset but the thoroughness of the whole thing and the repetitive nature. What happened from series and series for possession possession. Really just sort of by the end of the game. Everyone knew what the story was because it was really office so it did feel a times bill like we were getting. Tom brady playing his hits. But before we pay our respects at the altar of brady and all of his non washington is. I want to ask how exactly kansas city. Patrick mahomes looked this helpless. Because that's what was shocking to me too twenty seventeen before mahomes was a starter in the league to find a game where the chiefs had been. Shut out of the end zone entirely before tonight. So how did the buccaneers. How defensive coordinator. Todd bowles stopped. One of the most unstoppable offenses. We ever seen it. Was you know sort of a game. Plan out of the nineteen sixties. Winning at the line of scrimmage and dominating upfront and you know. I don't want to exaggerate. Wanted to subscribe to recency bias. But i have to admit i'm not sure i've ever seen an offensive line. Get beaten badly over the course of an entire game as the chiefs were by the buccaneers on sunday. Night me last year in the super bowl we saw nick bosa and the forty niners really dominate the chiefs from most of the first three quarters were on pace to win that game but fourth quarter. Nick bosa got tired. And patrick mahomes turn things around very quickly. The chiefs launched forward scored a bunch of touchdowns and won the super bowl. And this time around. We were sort of waiting for that moment right and it never happens. The buccaneers pressure mahomes on virtually every single meaningful past play. This game often
KTOK
"hardman" Discussed on KTOK
"Wallace Johnson became the second black Oh, you greater behind God as well as a Vietnam War officer, Lieutenant colonel in the United States Army and a professor at George Mason University. Meanwhile, 6 ft three Inch Dicks Orgel of Capitol Hill would quarterback Oklahoma and am now Oklahoma State for three years Star on the Cowboys basketball team and pitch their baseball team to the 1959 national championship. Capitol Hill And meanwhile, Jim Dobson started with Sordell on those O s U football and baseball teams and Dobson's bat hit Oklahoma, a name to the national title. But on Friday night November 3rd 1955. They were all teenagers playing for many kinds of pride, Douglas quarterback and future college quarterback In future, Oklahoma Secretary of Commerce and Broadcasting magnate Russell Perry remembered. We wanted to beat the white guys. We felt like we had to win. It was the biggest game of my life. Meanwhile, Capitol Hill quarterbacks, Orgel said, We probably had a fear of black people. He had never spoken to an African American person and he didn't during the game. He recalled the hostility he felt from blacks in the Dallas area Y M. C, a, where he played a few basketball games when younger Titanic struggle with some of the sternest line pounding scene on the Oklahoma grit earn all year. That's how the Oklahoma newspapers, Bob Dillinger wrote. As the two teams battled their way to a 66 halftime draw. Prentiss God had thundered for 110 yards rushing and a touchdown at half time, though. Coach Spiegel of Capitol Hill adjusted the Redskin defense. It was the only time I ever change defense's at halftime, he recalled later and reflecting on his 40 year career. Well, the overhaul worked got gained only 37 yards in the second half. Capitol Hill, though, lost four fumbles in the bruising battle. But Douglas, whom numerous Redskin players accused abiding them during the contest, sustained numerous penalties as they had in their previous games against all black teams. So the thrilling contest rumbled down to the final 30 seconds. Can you imagine 10,000 people on their feet screaming to radio stations carrying it? In local TV in Oklahoma City still tied 6 to 6 amidst the deafening roar of the 10,000 strong crowd, Sordell on Capitol Hill lined up over the ball with 1/4 down and goal on the Trojan one yard line. Redskin fullback Bobby Job was himself soon headed toe you as God's teammate and he barreled into the end zone with 27 seconds remaining to give his team a 13 to 6 lead after the extra point kick. Remarkably, even that didn't settle the contest. Douglas had one more chance. In his offensive huddle quarterback Perry called a long bomb to Starr Pass catcher Ellsworth Hardman. Coach. Miller had ordered the play Hardman no surprise his teammates by voicing a rare protest on the iron willed Miller's team. Sordell will be waiting back there, and he's too tall. Fleet receiver urged. Throw it to me on a medium or out across the middle. I'll get open and I'll get it into the end zone. Perry stuck with his legendary coaches play call, He took the snap and dropped back to throw leaping into the air. His trademark throwing style. Perry hurled a dramatic jump past that went over 50 yards through the air into the end zone toward Hardman is time ran out. Lanky Sordell in future OS You star intercepted it in the end zone. The quarterback himself finished the game with nearly 170 yards total offense from start to finish. It was a total told Battle of two Mighty defensive lines, Dillinger wrote in the Oklahoman Kita fervor, which was matched by the constant uproar. The overflow crowd. It was a memorable launch to integrated high school football in Oklahoma. Hardman told me Go in that the game officials encourage players from both teams during the game and gave them playing tips. No, there were no fights or unsportsmanlike eruptions. The class was savage injury sustained from it ruined both teams for the year. Some Douglas fans claim that poor officiating by the white officiating crew contributed to their team's defeat. Trojan players who participated in the game told me they believe the officiating was fair. The more time goes by the proud I am of to have played in that game, Sordell told the Oklahoma newspaper in 1999. Perhaps in a small way that open some doors that needed to be open going, you might say we've got a whole sackful of Golden Nuggets tonight. Two thirds of a century later, Douglas is.
Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
"hardman" Discussed on Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
"9.5 beat Villanova outright of five on my last six in college basketball. S so we're heating up there as well. And when the Super Bowl's coming gone, man, people need you to win in college basketball. That's my best sport. So, um so there you have it. Get on those two hardman props tell see any time touchdown. Minus 1, 60. Get on that, Um And last, but not least, couple fun Prop bets for you. They'll be more than four dog commercials play over the post. In total. The Gatorade on Andy Reid was orange last year. It'll be orange this year. And who will they show first Brady Irma Homes during the national anthem out with the old in with the new Get you some of Tom Brady being short first. I love it. You can also catch Brandon on believe in the football betting show on the believe podcast network. But as he said, more importantly, Brandon lang dot com Go ahead in Ah get in there like he said, And, ah, he won't do you wrong for the Super Bowl, And then as we head into March madness and stuff he's got you covered for that. Braden. Appreciate you, man. Enjoy the golf this weekend. Thank you, buddy. Be good man. And what Zordon Yeah, absolutely. My friend. There's brain and laying. Joining us here on drive time Sports. All right. Did you get all that? Matt. I told that he had to write all that down. So we got oranges, The Gatorade color. We got over four dog commercials. I got find that one. They will show. I'm I'm with them on who that will show first on the Daily show, Brady Yeah, they'll show Brady first. Um Hmm. Travis Kelsey to score touchdown and he loves McColl Hardman. Over. The 2.5 catches. Told you gotta bring Brandon Lang on leading up to the Super Bowl. So hopefully you got those down on and then we'll do much more betting talk tomorrow on the show as we delve into some of the other prop bets 5 to 2. 9872 your thoughts on It's interesting on the text line. It's Shawn Watson. Cost too much. My Twitter feed. It's no. You got to do it. Broncos country. You guys there, Thorne. Talk about next here on extra sports 1300. From the chief Vapor traffic.
KNBR The Sports Leader
"hardman" Discussed on KNBR The Sports Leader
"Um You know, I think I think Kansas City you know, the thing is, is the big place. It's so when they would like to play the Hardman for 50 yards. You know, when you throw in our P o to to Terry kill, and he goes for 71 yards, you know those air the place that ideally cannot happen, But they do happen with the Chiefs because those players are so explosive and they're so good with I mean, R and r P O is a basic concept. But the little the Hardman play, which I think was a run, not a pass if I'm not mistaken, but But, you know, plate plays like that all the misdirection elements they give you. It's just there are very hard team to defend. They use a ton of motion. I mean, I think in this game and I didn't start the amount of motion that they used, but they used a ton of motion in this game. And put it in the put hill a good girl. I'm just gonna I'm sorry. Time just follow their. They put him in the in the back field on short yardage and then and then you have to account account for his incredible speed. And then they basically just leave something else wide open, and they did that two or three times. Yeah, And the thing is they make they make the defense thing because you could sit here and sail well in zone, you're playing zone. But the reality is it's just human nature when I when I a speedy guy, whether it's still whether it's Hardman goes in motion that just grabs the eyes of defenders. You know, it's so easy just to say sitting looking at your You know your Microsoft tablet. Oh, here's what they do, But don't let it bother you. That's just hard. You know, when these guys who have great great speed go in motion, you just start to react in. All it takes is Half a stepper one step in the wrong direction. And all of a sudden these guys get the edge, you know, And like I said, then you had the R P O, in which they hit Hill on a quick slant and You know he's off to the races. What is better on this Kansas City defense than most people think it is. That's a great question. Um, I would say their ability to play man to man coverage because I think as I mentioned earlier, I don't think people think about Ward Breeland Sneed's that are really nice, Rookie 1/4 round pick. I don't think people think about them as well. There are really tough man coverage defense, and I think since they play so much of it, it's far better. They do it far better than people think. Does it much better defensively than I thought I'd just You know, you always think you gotta you know, because I always say this, Greg, when you played against the Chiefs, you better you better try to figure out a way to score 28 31 points. But it's not that easy against that defense is better, and they open the defensive line. Jones is a monster, but with people they put pressure on you and they get it. I mean it. It's not like it's not like the Chiefs going to every game Scoring 30 Ft. We have to score 35. They know they can. But again that defense the more you watch you like, you know what I mean? They gave that a great defense by any means, but it's more than good enough with that offense. Well, and I don't know this for a fact. And then I will find out because I know stags. Well, but obviously I'm not. You know, I'm not gonna you know, text him now, you know, so we'll talk after the season, but I wonder if he pressures so much because he's pressure's a lot. There are high percentage blitz defense. They play more. They have played more snaps of cover zero than any team in the NFL by a meaningful margin. I wonder if he does that because he knows that. Hey, if we give one up So what? We're going to score 35. So what? So you know, I don't know the answer to that. But it makes it makes intuitive sense. Don't you think? Absolutely. Absolutely. Good place to be their own makes 30 there. Oh, makes a defense That's just okay with some great players on it. Really spectacular because he can play. He could be super hyper aggressive because he knows he could skip the offense to back him up. And when you're hyper aggressive, even though you might give up a play here and there, you also create negative plays for the for the opposing offense and that when you have a player like Matthew, and you could almost argue that Matthew makes everything go because of his ability to do so many things really, really well, and he doesn't play that often on the back end, but he's there usually their middle hole defender. Cover two. He blitzes He can cover man to man both tight ends on wide receivers, so he gives them the ability to do an awful lot of things. And he tackles that he tackles a wide variety of offensive years back. Speedy, wide receivers. Bigger tight hands. He obviously does not shy away from contact. How did Patrick the homes look to you? I thought he played well in this game. You know, I thought that you know, it's funny. I said this, and I actually spoke with someone who who knows, and I think I know two from watching the tape, but I didn't think he played exceptionally well. Given who Patrick Mahomes is over the last month of the season. Um and I thought he played better in this game. And in fact, and we'll discuss this more. I'm sure next week, the week 12 game between the Bucks and the chief Which was late in the season, so that game matters. Both teams will look at that carefully. I thought my home is played phenomenally well in that game, but I thought he played much better in this game and and again the standards so high from a home see people are, you know it's so funny when you say things like that. People think you're saying my home stinks. Well, no, I'm not saying the whole thing's. He's so good and so gifted. That he has a certain standard, and I guarantee that he knows, and the coaching staff knew he wasn't quite up to that standard, which doesn't mean he's a third string quarterback. It just means he's not the best quarterback in the game, which you know he normally is. Well, you can always He's so good. You can only compare him to him. So you're Yeah, right. And that's kind of what I'm doing, right? Exactly. You know what I found funny and that builds game on and I don't know if it was then, of course the defense bills were playing was allowing Kelsey to get open. They were going to give that up, and Kelsey was two of them up..
WFAN Sports Radio_FM
"hardman" Discussed on WFAN Sports Radio_FM
"So first let's talk a F C championship. It was the later game on Sunday night. Really hung in the balance. In the third quarter, and there was a stretch several drives in a row where the balance completely tipped in favor of the chiefs. Now that the Had done a pretty good job to climb out of a nine. Nothing hole. Buffalo had the early field goal and then Nicole Hardman Fumbles, a point. About a yard from the goal line, and I remembered immediately. Over the summer time when the Chiefs were handing out the Super Bowl rings, and they were doing a ceremony on the turf at Arrowhead Stadium in there were podiums and all that kind of stuff, and he dropped his Super Bowl ring. He got going on camera that we talked about it extensively here. We even had the audio of him saying Wait, did you catch? That s so It was the first thing that came to my mind when he dropped the ball on the punt anyway, Doesn't Knox Quick Tedi and wows ear's bills fans had to be had to feel their heart rate surging but also recognize this is huge. This is the perfect way to start the eighth C championship in Kansas City. And yet I know bills fans a lot of them from my time living in western New York. It's Syracuse and Rochester and covering the bills. I know that they a lot of times expect the other shoe to drop, which it did. Kansas City is just fine being in the hole. The Chiefs have no problems being behind by two scores. Even three scores. Remember a year ago, 24 nothing. They're down in the second quarter against the Texans in the divisional round, and before halftime, they had erased that deficit in taking the lead. And it was the second quarter where they regain their footing. 21 unanswered points. I love that 80. Reed went right back to me Co Hardman. So not only did he catch a touchdown on the next drive, but he gets Ah 50 yard hand off and just snakes through both levels of the Bills defense. But in the third quarter is where I felt like the bill's kind of lost their opportunities. They could not slow down the Chiefs. Already up nine kids, a city Starts the second half with yet another one of those huge place, the ones that drive a heart drive a hard they drive a stake right through your heart..
KLBJ 590AM
"hardman" Discussed on KLBJ 590AM
"Very 439 yards of offense for Kansas City in the homes Wa Spectacular 29 of 38 325 Yards, three touchdowns. Darryl Williams on the ground. 13 carries 52 yards and a touchdown. Edward G. Layer had a rushing touchdown and then the receiving numbers. Tyree killed nine catches for 172 yards. Travis Kelsey. 13 catches 118 yards and two touchdowns. Couple of sex for Clark Snap A sack for Sneed. It was almost like a snack for him the way that he got to the quarterback and it was mentioned complementary football. All phases. Kansas City got it done tonight. You talked about them being back in the Super Bowl, three straight A F C title matches right here in this stadium, and I remember after the Super Bowl win last year that the Chiefs had and you just have the feeling. I mean for so long, the FC was dominated by the Patriots and who, Tom Brady, and now with this chief's team, they have the franchise quarterback, and they have surrounded him with talent. It's an offensive juggernaut on they do enough on defense gives thieves back, Nolan Ton of credit, But this is a team that I don't think going anywhere as long as possible. Homes is the quarterback right now. We're going downstairs to Ross Tucker. All right, guys, I'm down here with Tyree. Kill Tyreke. You heard everybody Say, Run it back. We're going back. How does this compare to last year? You know what? It's kind of crazy, man, You know, just being back. Where we were last year. You know what? Just the atmosphere. You know the fans, you know, it's uh, almost feel the same. You know what? So everyone's excited, you know, just to be able to run it back. So wait for the challenge. You have eight straight games where you guys won by six points or less. And then you exploded today. What was different tonight against Buffalo? I don't know. It was just a mindset. I feel like I feel like a bunch of guys. You know what? Look that Twitter and, um, took it as you know what? Everybody under underestimated us, You know, a little bit. You know what? So everybody came out, competed? Play well, and you know that you're going to go. You're gonna be the NDP and you know, he shined. Today s O e solid world. Everybody came out and just play well. Eric Fisher. Your left tackle was out with an Achilles injury, right? How much that hurt you guys going to the Super Bowl? Well, it's gonna hurt us a lot. You know what? We're all gonna miss, um, big fish. But in this league, it's always next man up. You know what's so, Andrew Wylie? He's gonna step in and give us a boost. All right. You got the Tampa Bay bucks. Tom Brady in the Super Bowl. Is there something that you like about going against Brady after what happened here a couple of years ago. Are you glad it's him? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, man, everybody That is him. You know what it's going to be part of the best of whoever you got One vote on this side and patch of homes and he got one arguably arguably the best player of all time. And Tom Brady. You know what I was gonna be a great game. You know what to good defense is too great offenses, so it's gonna be a fantastic game. His life's a man. Go into it, would you sir? Thank you. I'm alright, Ross. Thank you very much, and it is official. Twitter. What's the difference maker for the Kansas City Chiefs? Never thought I would say that, Tony? Yeah, I appreciate that kind of, but I don't think that had much to do with it in this team. Yeah, they want a bunch of close games. But was there ever a doubt that they could explode at any moment? No, buddy, but it looks teams use fuel in different ways. And if that was something that motivated them looking on Twitter and people showing the bills, love you do what you gotta do to get yourself ready for Oh, you're exactly right. Trust me As a player. You're always looking for that. Ship to put on your soldier on like they say it's us against the world. And you know, because you want to get that emotion going and saying, Hey, I'm gonna show you and that's the competitive nature. Of these guys, and you don't get to this level. You don't get to the developments. You're one competitive dude and entirely killed, Mrs competitive any of them and he said, that's what motivates them. So hey, I'll believe it. All right, Tony time to select the Geico drive off the game. Where you going with this one? I'm gonna go to the first touchdown drive for the Chief's remember. They were down nine. Nothing and it came right on the heels of that muffed punt by Mikko Hardman, and it looks like the bills at the start. They wanted everything was going their way. Well, Patrick go home to that offense, got the ball in the 20 and went 14 plays 80 yards and ended with a wider Seaver screen to none other than the guy who must the punch. Mico Hardman, and that was the start of the dam breaking for the Bills defense. From that point on the chief's never punted again. They were in complete control of the game, and it ended up 38 points on the board and really blowing the bills out of this building..
KNBR The Sports Leader
"hardman" Discussed on KNBR The Sports Leader
"Body slam and the flag doesn't come out. But the bills go crazy. I mean, Josh Allen comes running over What's going on Stefan Diggs because the entire two palms up saying Are you kidding me? And one of the officials came running about 20 yards and finally dropped the flag with the official right on the scene didn't call Tony that was Greg the hammer Valentine. That was a legitimate wrestling moves. Your body slam host anybody, but it's gonna cost you 15 yards. The ball was placed in a 38 of Buffalo left hash. It was just a seven yard reception handoff to Singletary to the right. They get a little person. He crosses midfield. Forward. Progress will get him three yards to the 49 yard line. Anthony Hitchens, leading tackler for Kansas City this season in on the stuff, the Bills have not been great on the ground. The last three football games have not cracked the 100 yard mark, and then you talked about it. Against the Colts in Los Act. Moss was really was a bellwether back, and so even with that I like that table sticking to run a little bit. Creates imbalance. They were so out of balance last week against the Ravens, second down and seven. A floater to the right from Alan is dropped. He tried to lead. Singletary didn't see it into his hands as he cut upfield, incomplete 3rd and 7 12 42 mark of the second quarter. Buffalo leading 97. It's a flat drop, and he Starts looking at the field. Great. Does the proverbial sand of running before you catch him. If you catch that he might get the first down even if he doesn't get there to sever really a third and short but now banned up 37. Sent yelled into the right initially looked like he was going to set up a wide receiver Now we'll just set up to the right of Alan Cumming. The blitz on Alan gets rid of it. Justus, his head. It's incomplete. Kansas City wants a flag for intentional grounding tyrant Matthew providing the heat on Josh Alan. It's fourth down and a late flag comes out. It just got tossed at the 30 yard line. I'm not sure that ball got across the line of scrimmage and pencil Browning office number 17 but foul loss it down. Went down Well, they brought the blitz, and initially it's open for who's the free Russia and as Josh Talons trying to escape to the right, he realized Oh, Tyrone Masson's also him block. He's coming from that side. And he's really close, and I think he got outside the tackle box, but because the ball didn't cross the thin line of scrimmage, it's an easy call. Intentional grounding and Once again the bills around the park. Good job by this case defense back it up to the 35 yard line before cast sets up 20 McColl Hardman, who had a month earlier, waiting for its snap kick on the way, it's high fartman races over to the right now gets out of the way. Little bit short, rolling inside the 20 settling in in between the 17 in the 18 yard line. No return for Casey. The Chiefs will have possession with 12 26 to go first half.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"hardman" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"They were trying to set up the screen. But Sorenson and Tyrone Matthew Soerensen off the right, Matthew off the left. There's no one blocking them. So Mayfield just keeps backpedaling backpedaling trying to give time for the screen. Get set up, but he eventually had to throw it away as he ran out of time. Clock Is it for 31 in the fourth quarter 20 to 17, the chief's lead ground break huddle. Hunt at the right side. Of Mayfield walks to the line declares his protections for on the line for the cheese. 13 11. Chuck in Snap drops back five rows, a short pass caught by Hunt 30. Stefan's his way to the new sideline in his broke down to the 33 right in front of the chief's bench. In fact, he runs into the chief's bench. So now it is 4th and 90 only picks up to here comes the Cleveland punting unit. They can do nothing with the interception in the end zone of the chief's backup quarterback, and they'll punt the ball back to Kansas City. We think Well, you really don't have any when you're when you're 4th and 9438 year. It's it's almost have to pawn it. Dylan will get the ball with the left footed punch for the Browns from left to right, bouncing at the 30 bouncing and rolling to the 20 picked up by McColl. Hardman runs to the near side line, 15 out of bounds and runs into his own bench right around the 29 yard line of the Chiefs. So you'll take a break and 409 to go. My homes is out. The backup is in the chief's holding on to a 20 to 17 lead and you're listening to the NFL playoffs. On Westwood one You.
Travis Holcombe
How Police Violence Could Impact The Health Of Black Infants
"Floyd's killing in Minneapolis placed police violence again in the national limelight, with protests erupting. But black and Brown communities say the effective police violence is felt long after demonstrations died down. In fact, research shows trauma from racism and violence can leave imprints on a community's health, including on pregnant women. Here's NPR's Yuki Noguchi. Outside the corner store where George Floyd died. Murals, stuffed animals and origami cranes filled the street. So I'm Rachel Heart of men. I am on the faculty. Rachel Hardman grew up nearby and it's a public health professor at the University of Minnesota. We walk in a field where there's a memorial for victims of police violence. It looks like a replica of a cemetery with about 200 grave markers like Ralph Bell, right? Hard del Cheryl over here. Many of these people were local and died at the hands of police. Travis Jordan in Minneapolis. He's actually it was a friend of one of my dear friends, Hardman surveys to makeshift cemetery. My first thought, is it This isn't even all of the names. And that breaks my heart. This scene, she says, doesn't capture the whole of the problem that police violence leaves marks across a community of survivors, their families and neighbors. Hardiman studies racial disparities in health, focusing on a longstanding problem. Black mothers die in childbirth of 3 to 4 Times The rate of whites That holds true regardless of wealth or education. Black babies are more than twice as likely to die in their first year. Research suggests racial discrimination is a likely cause of both preterm birth and infant mortality. Weighing factors like obesity, smoking or poor prenatal care. Hartmann's latest research looks at how police violence in particular might affect that. She studied women in and around Minneapolis after police shot Philando Castille in 2016, and two years later, Thurman Blevins Thurman Blevins had just been killed in North Minneapolis. And we asked folks do you feel like this is impacting your current pregnancy and Over half of the women in our study said Yes, nearly 60% of those women gave birth to pre term babies who were underweight or died at route, she says. It's about stress. Ah, lifetime of struggles of her housing, education and safety. Large body research shows that that stress across pregnancy can have an impact on low birth weight and preterm birth in particular. Then in the start of life is so important, because if we can't get that, right, you know we're setting someone up for a lifetime of pain and a struggle and disadvantage. Examining these struggles, Hardman says, might help doctors better understand challenges for women like Raven Cane. I meet cane and her three week old daughter, Remmy. Okay. Prior to Remmy Kane had five miscarriages with no medical explanation about what caused them. I had gotten an ultrasound and had seen a baby in a strong heartbeat. Literally had come back the next day, and there was nothing there. So I just had this really high anxiety anxiety about losing her pregnancy with Remmy, too. She was about four months pregnant when the pandemic hit. Then George Floyd died blocks from her parent's home. You know, During that time, it was constant sirens when they were saying that the KKK was supposedly in town, and it's just stressful. It's like and then you're trying to Carry life and then you're thinking about them being a black person in this world and the things that they might encounter, Kane tried to distract herself by hosting a family party to reveal she was having a girl. My dad was jumping open down like he was so heavy, he said. He was in the garage and cried a little bit, cried partly out of relief. He told her the world wasn't safe for black boys. Midwife Rebecca Polston. Here's that often. Holsten started roots community birth center five years ago to offer women more support than a traditional hospital. Clinic defied the odds in five years on Lee. One client has had a preterm birth, she says. That's because the clinic addresses trauma. Some of the things that we explore is not finding out the sex. Of their baby because the stress that it brings when you find out that you're having a black sun. That kind of stress, she says, is palpable all around her. After George Floyd's death, Colston says she confronted a group of white men flying Confederate flags three blocks away. She closed the birthing center for a week. But the threat, she says, isn't just from outsiders. Once an elderly neighbor fainted nearby, Polston and her staff rushed to help and the police came up with their hands on their guns saying, What are you doing to us while we're taking blood pressure clearly healthcare providers those Interactions where those who you call for help. May not come to help you but come to harm you shadows every aspect of one's life and it becomes especially acute when you're in your birthing phase of your life. That rings true for coming Love Valenzuela. I don't know how to explain it, but I feel like that trauma is just in my body balance way Low is a doula. Originally from Chile Four years ago, she went into early labor. On her way to the hospital. Police pulled her over for driving with high beams on she told him. him. I I have have an an emergency. emergency. I'm I'm pregnant pregnant and and he he stops stops me. me. I I need need to to see see your your driver's driver's license license and and registration. registration. So So I'm I'm scrambling, scrambling, shaking. shaking. Just remembering makes like my heart beagle so fast. She was scared and her contractions intensified. She says he'd be raided her ticketed her and insisted she keep the windows rolled down its frigid cold. I'm crying my tears or freezing as they're coming down because it's so cold. Her baby survived. But this spring, Valenzuela nearly died giving birth to her second child. She blames her earlier encounter with police because my uterus had worked so hard, potentially from this previous Drama. I actually had an acute hemorrhage. Two months later, George Floyd died about a mile away. She's still haunted that he called out for his mother as he died. So, too, is researcher Rachel Hardiman. You know, when George plaids yelled for his mama and summon all mothers, Hardman stands just a few feet from where he was killed. It's just so painful. You know, this'd why do the work that I do is so that every mom gets to have a healthy baby and Have a good life. She's expanding her research nationally to keep digging into the connections between police violence and its impact on mothers and their babies.
Morning Edition
U.S. consumer sentiment has inched upward in May: Univ. of Michigan
"Was April a closely watched survey from the university of Michigan just now shows consumer sentiment edged up only slightly in may with businesses reopening the consumer mood still is not lifting much market places Mitchell Hartman has background consumers are now feeling slightly more confident about the economy overall but people's anxiety about their own personal finances is still sky high says economist John Lear at polling firm morning consult millions Americans have filed for unemployment insurance it's unclear whether or not those workers are still able to meet their basic spending needs and Lear says about half of those who've lost jobs or had their hours cut aren't even getting benefits pretty sure holds at the economic policy institute says that's sapping confidence too that means that they are trying to subsist on much lower income they're going to have to cut their spending and it will make the recession worse and consumers remain very concerned about code nineteen continuing to spread leaner projects as a result we will not see any sort of a rebound in consumer spending in the near term at least until consumers are more willing to go out to dine and shop again I'm Mitchell Hardman for
Monocle 24: The Foreign Desk
Who was Mad Mike Hoare?
"The story of might hose life which ended peacefully early this week after one. Hundred Turbulent years reads like these synopsis of an absurd overcooked movie. Indeed one episode of Mike. 'cause life was the Synopsis Foreign Absurd overcooked action movie. Nineteen seventy eight. The Wild Geese in which Richard Burton plays a swashbuckling soldier of fortune called Colonel Allen Faulkner a character who similarities to Mike hough stretched to breaking point the traditional cinematic disclaimer about resemblance blogs to persons living or dead. Being purely coincidental. I get across the railway. Not Answerable Choice. I mean the real McCoy and I love being in the presence of all hardman necessarily Ruffians but men men who can live hard core walls to an almost cartoonish degree what we think of when we think of mercenaries the buccaneering rogue in Berry fatigues cravat overthrowing or undermining governments in generally poor countries at the behest of generally rich people equal parts. It's guerilla commander and showman. Most people would have bristled at the nickname mad. Mike Mad Mike hough understood it as the calling card and the sales pitch which would help him to more or less invent the modern idea of the mercenary as an effective but handily deniable instrument of foreign policy. Mike Hall was born in Calcutta to Irish parents on March seventeenth some Patrick's day nine thousand nine hundred. Nineteen he volunteered for the British army at the outbreak of World War Two joined the London Irish rifles and later the Royal Armed Corps. He fought in the famously. Brutal campaigns leans against the Imperial Japanese army in Burma and India and reached the rank of major. He served with the Chin dates the British special operations units which specialized sized in behind the lines raids. That's the name for the Guardian Statue. Is that standard the steps of his pagoda. A name from legend that's become flesh and blood living guardians
Ruby on Rails Podcast
Rails Camp USA with Bobbilee Hartman
"Bobby Lee Hardman is a developer advocate. Swear she's been in development for the past five years president more widely known as the founder of rails Camp West the longstanding unplug retreat for Web developers in the United States. Bobby Lee recently moved from the wind. West Seattle bobbly. I wrote rails instructors for vote bootcamp call block. It's so great to talk to you once again. Bobbly yeah you to me. I'm excited. Thanks thanks for joining me. Bobby Lee what is your develop origin story okay. So it's Kinda crazy so I didn't study my first year of college was photography then. I transferred transferred after a year. In did You Know Business Administration with an emphasis in marketing so then after college I started working at a small startup it up and we are building a mobile APP. Emmy outsource all of our development work to you know like a small dead shot and I was kind of you. Know doing Little bit of designed for them and a little bit of like preparing to do marketing. Because the apple doesn't live yet so as always at that deb shops office and the guys is in. There could kind of tell that I was really interested in what they're doing. I thought they were like Superman News. Just so cool to see at the time. And so they gave me a book to read L. H. Meal on a Schmaltzy assess and I read it really quickly and I was just like super into it and excited that I can learn it and I just was like Oh my God. This isn't that difficult you no. I think this might be something I might be interested in so then probably like a week after I finished that book there is a technique Chicago conference and I was living in Madison Wisconsin at the time so it wasn't that far so I went with a friend and one of the sessions that was going on there was called Anyone learn to code and so I was like oh for sure have to go to the session. They're going to like teach me all kinds of stuff you know like maybe there's some magic thing going on that's not not you know. Engineering is not that complicated. Whatever some drop and drag thing like photoshop or something and totally not that but they kind of explained to me about this the program? There's this new concept of doing learning one specific language in eleven weeks and so they were the first school to do it and even before Dev bootcamp when I was like. Oh this sounds interesting. You know maybe I'll just figure out if I don't like it. I mean if I don't like it that'll be able to communicate with our engineers that were working with you know win win regardless bliss so you know but you know. I wasn't quite sure so when I went back to Madison to think about it and then a week after that. This all happened really quickly Week after that Madison Ruby. I was in town which is a smaller conference and the day before it was a rail bridge in rails was the language they were going to teach in that course in Chicago so I was interested so went to this one day workshop in rails bridges a one day workshop that you teach you kind of the basics of what rails is. It's it's pretty probably made for people that no other languages but I was like. Oh Whatever I. I don't know how to use a computer. Besides doing a little bit of photoshop stuff and now each to Mounsey assess the book so I went to this thing and I learned you know pretty you know lake. It was still very confusing. I mean it's very high level But it was you know really I just got me really interested in thinking more about going to school and then at the end of the workshop they were like is anyone in the Roma photographer. You know it can be casual. I don't have to be super professional national anything but we just want someone to take some photos of the Madison Ruby Conference over the next few days so I was like. Oh I can do that. You know I'm not you know. Amazing at doing internal shots are inside indoors shots. But you know they're like whatever yeah sounds good and so it was jam who I'm still friends with. And so yeah. I shot the whole conference when I met all these people in the rails community Ruby community that I'm still friends with today and One of the instructors that school in Chicago was there so he kinda convince me a few convince me to just go ahead and take the program in Chicago and just see what would happen. I love that story because it's essentially a series of you saying yes to opportunities soon. be allowing up. Yes so yes so then. Pretty much after that Yeah I went to school in. Chicago's two months or whatever and after that out I was like I should move back to Minneapolis because my first role could be you know an internship it can be unpaid. I'm not sure and I'm from Minneapolis. So but yes. I got my first paid salary and everything junior position after that And that felt kind of like my first real job because my startup job fell a little. You know just kind like a starter thing before right up right out of college so see then my career just kind of kept going after that I got my next suffer engineering role at intuit do it in San Diego and then if you other things Until I started working at square. So yes so that leads us where you are first. Developer advocate on the show. How can you tell me what that role entails okay so a developer evangelist or advocate developer? Relations are all interchangeable and there are a little bit different at every company and and at Square. We kind of are less focused on going to events a lot and traveling a lot which is what a lot of a lot of evangelists as you as you may have met some of of them. That's a lot of what they're doing is creating You know talks conferences going to conferences and blog posts. So we do you know. We do a lot of talks conferences. We also encourage a lot of our engineers to speak at conferences and to teach them about what are the opportunities are out there for them to get Get out into the community deep and then we work on the blog newsletter. and Um yeah this new YouTube channel which we've created a lot of tutorials and short videos intro videos videos about you know maybe one topic that you'll see on our docks or something and so. We're still coding. Because recreating these orioles and creating these workshops stuff on on our videos and for blog posts. Well and let's see what else is the main thing is that you know Every developer over ventures as a little bit different to and what. They're evangelizing. So what they're sharing to their community of developers so we focused on sharing and spreading the word about our SDK's API's his and about this new marketplaces kind of like an APP store for evangelists mean for developers so a lot of people know of square for our hardware. But they don't know about us as much for some of the you know adding a payment form. It's your website or your mobile APP so a lot of that is what kind of were getting the word out what. I'm trying to get the word out. Maybe you know on twitter or you know just being part of the community going to meet ups telling people kind of what we're up to and you know writing different blog posts and then And then another cool thing that we're up to is this marketplace's APP store if you will where we're connecting our smelling of sellers that we have so people that have readers tres in the hardware at their coffee shop or for their store the farmer's market We're kind of trying to make you know we're trying to work on. Adding developers offers into the scene there. So there's some developers who might WanNa make us custom tool for a seller so we're kind of connecting them in a marketplace where they can make money on people and building APPs for sellers dollars. So that's kind of this new thing that were Working on as well so yes so it's kind of different. You're always kind of like you know you're either spreading the word about what S. gave an API or were also teaching Our own internal teams. You know what are the developer saying slack or the questions coming through recently any. How can we change the docs to be a little bit? More user friendly What are some things that developers want that we aren't building? What are what are they saying about our current offering offering our current? SEK's in waters. You know yeah so. We're kind of like the voice of you know we can be help helpful in a few different ways but those are kind of all the things that would entail maybe something in evangelist evangelist would do not sounds like a lot. So what is the day in the life where you are you still coating yes so we're so coning. There's only three of us on my team that do mainly vandalism or advocacy and we so-called because we're creating blog post with some content in there so something where reteaching engineer engineer how to us when we're SDK's for example or introducing something that's new In an anarchist that were building for the Youtube Channel. We or you know coating up examples making small APPS Yeah kind of live coding on all of those videos so live examples of APPs Yes US oh. We're so th coating data days changes. Recently I've been working on looking back at all of our old blog posts making sure we don't have a lot of four fours and a lot of redirects going into some of our new content are new versions of Sek's or we've seen new API's that come out and there's new stuff coming out of the time so making sure blogs are up to date Working on a script for a video is something I do a lot now and mainly. That's I would say. Most of my time goes towards making scripts or working with other engineers on our team to produce a script gripped for something Yeah and like events we do some events for select engine like we'll have a group of people come and tell us how their experience with their API he is so we'll have you know events like that and stuff
Sports Gambling Podcast
Super Bowl Player Predictions
"All right Kramer kick things off. What is your first? I Chiefs Related Super Bowl profit. Well we started by talking about We started super bowl week by talking. About how one of the angles is this chiefs rushing attack I the niners rushing defense. which is the weakness of this team? They are San Francisco's defense thirteenth and adjusted line yards on the D. Line in eleventh and DVR against the run. This team has not gone under this total of eight and a half eighteen rushing yards. They've only got under that once in the last. Ten Games I it seems almost too obvious that they'll they'll be attacking hacking this angle so it gives me a little pause but like I said they've gone over this total nine out of ten. It's not a bad matchup. People will point out all with San Francisco's got a great defense. They got a good defense. They don't have a great defense against the run so there will be opportunity. Andy Andy. Reid is one of the greatest coaches in the again. One of the greatest offensive minds not to win a superbowl for sure not to win the Super Bowl but he he he gets running backs ax to produce no matter what they look like. So eight and a half yard seem silly. They've gone well north of two hundred in both games. This does seem really low. Oh I couldn't be jumped right off the screen emmy as a former tight end as a A former are you referencing as a former China and I also worked with a hall of Fame First Ballot Rob Gronkowski which Danny worked on the show as well we got a witness not know how to Pronounce Chore Four In Person. George sure calling worse. Instead of Chore Sports He Kept Calling at George Sports all right rob just one more time. He's like coming up George now the wartime I think it's the sports and then finally the Co host is like you don't know what a chore is like Washing Dishes Sweeping floors and he goes. I never did any jurors ores growing up. I was too busy scoring touchdowns to smile. This big GROG again channel. He thinks he's GRONK. He thinks he's King of the BRAS. There's only one continue the bras. And it is Travis Kelsey. I'm taking Kelsey to have more receiving yards than than kindle over. You're still you're still avenging. Take a loss in the albro category. I was bullshit that he didn't get in. And I think kindles little overrated and I liked the minus one and a half yards Kelsey Chelsea against Kendall that's risky bro. Kelsey is an a seasoned bro now older Keel. Those two young. He's only as a young and up and coming Bro. I I think he's again. This is just I had the early take. I kill sucks at home instead of adjusting to the optics or the reality. I'm GonNa just lean in. I'm going all in on trump. So you know. Sometimes you're presented with evidence and you just have to ignore it. I'm locked in. I'm okay I was GONNA see. Danny I know you gave me your props one. You liked Nicole Hardman. I just love McCall Hardman in this game we he. He caught a pass in the chargers. Game to really start the ball. This was the week. Seventeen chargers game caught a pass to get the ball. Rolling with our offense later had a sweep. Like they're we're GONNA use them. They've been waiting to use him for something if he's maybe it's a sammy. Watkins Pass. I would say if you're gonNA scheme something like that up the other end of it is going GonNa be somebody like Nicole Hardman McColl Hartman. Scores a touchdown in this game was three hundred over at my book. Make some money this guy. They've been sitting on what he can do all season. They've been waiting for him to get better at whatever the hell it is route running. You know timing. Whatever it is that he needed to do? He's doing it. He's more trust in the offense. I think more so than demarcus Robinson I think he scores a D.. In this game let me ask you Sean. Do you take over twenty three and a half yards over one and a half catch or over fifteen and a a half yards for longest catch. Well I guess I'll jump to my second one because it's literally one of those. How when I wrote it down McColl Hardman's that's total over? mybookie was twenty three and a half up to twenty six or twenty. Six ounce. Sounds like it's down to twenty three and a half. Do whatever it is. I like it over. This kid is a burner. Oh I think he can get it in one catch again speed kills and I think they're gonna be focusing on Hill. He's along I don't think is going to have a huge game now. Maybe breaks it off. Maybe he does but I think Sal is going in there with that mindset of. We're not letting tyreek Hill beat us in this game so I I'm throwing a little a little tiny tyreek hill and beat and didn't mention the field. That's always trying to move past that I feel like don't you. You want to protect yourself against that one catch for twenty one yards and just take longest reception over fifteen and a half. Oh see well that was total yards. But you're right I yeah what do you want to do. So you're saying I feel you'd be gets a catch. It's going to be like a twenty yarder. Always does he get the second catch to get over catch props over the total total yardage lab take longest or first reception is twelve and a half yards now. Hopefully they don't go to a screen or something to him. It's Y- yeah. Is it a reception as it. Total yards what we talking about my twenty three and a half was total receiving received but Kramer is making a case here and a good case. That maybe you're better off off just playing the over. I catch or global catch. He's only expected to have one and a half. So maybe two and they're saying twenty-three which means they're expecting directing two catches of twelve yard. That's an interesting way to all right so you talked me into all right. GimMe Gimme. I'll switch it up. I'll give I'll go over. I catch twelve and a half yards. Now no actually. I'll stick with my total because I want to. If he doesn't get it on the I catch then I have some live bets. Already have have too much stuff going to see what we're having here is. We're having the synapses firing in my going on right. Now we're in the car with with Johnny and Johnny's Janis driving and we just had a discussion that he was going to have with his buddies later. Now he doesn't have to have that conversation tech. We've sorted it out. He's not gonNA play. I cash over twelve and a half hour. We're going to move forward. What's your second point of the discussion? Sammy Watkins over three and a half catches this is I ah I I know I'm chasing a little bit. But I do like the angle that they are gonNA shut tyreek Hill down. I like the angle that they're going to try to shut Travis Kelsey down and and I'm probably going to attack props around everyone else A Hill and Kelsey are going to be the chalk your plays for the yardage rich props be more people will probably play those overs. So I'm GONNA attack is like Sammy. Watkins and I think he is the guy that is going to benefit the most. Because he's the guy that seems to be running more their possession stuff and as they stretch the field vertically Sean they call that taking the top off the deep and that leaves a lot of room in the middle for a guy like Samya walk in so I really like him to get three and a half catches. I mean you you got to figure how many throws is Patrick Mahomes GonNa have. I can't imagine he's having less than forty throws which means I can't imagine having less than like thirty two thirty two catches and then if you take the attempts so over or even the pass yards over with homes what is actually looked at it. Plays out in both scenarios. Where either they're throwing the ball a lot and winning or if they do get down there behind hind they're playing catch up? It makes sense for either a Kansas City win or unfortunately San Francisco win the over and and then passing the ball. It does kind of make sense. We haven't talked a ton about the running backs Darwin Thompson. What is he involved in this game I think so I mean the over are underway? What one and a half Kerry Russia rushing attempts? I mean there's lesean McCoy is persona non grata. Now he's he had some fumble issues he. He's he's actually quick and I have liked watching him break off a few
Hugh Hewitt
A Look At The Latest Movies In Theaters
"Movies tonight's premiere a lot of really interesting movies premiering tonight including the latest in the terminator series in the first movie that James Cameron's been involved in in a bit joining us now to talk about terminator dark fate and a few others is sorry bunch Washington post center stage contributor and movie critic joining us here in the here who have program said bunch good to talk to you about friends here in Cleveland how are I'm great Bob I'm great it is it is kind of a weird weekend at the at the movies you've got you've got a couple of pseudo award hi quite releases coming out this weekend you've got motherless Brooklyn right which is the ad Norton new are about life in New York City in the in you know thanks Vera it it is that the the problem with this movie is that it is the features as Norton doing that very ed Norton the actor leaf thing you know if you've seen the trailer a hundred times and I have a you know that this is you know that this is going to be which he you know kind of should the shuddering map and then you also have which is the story of Harriet Tubman I let me see if I may so he let me ask you a bit more about motherless Brooklyn because I am an Edward Norton fan and I'm I mean going going back to the illusionist I mean it I mean virtually all of the twenty fifth hour is that the kind of thing you're talking about when you see a typical Edward Norton type of it is a very it's a very after the manner performance yeah he's doing he's doing if he played a character who has as a mental disorder if they it's kind of a rain man white hi situation and you know it it it depends on how much patience you have for that like I it again my my my big complaint here is that the movie is two and a half hours long and the this is the an ad that somebody with limited patient it's hard to do that and so and there's also Herriot which unfortunately I I miss that my my child had the flu so I was not able to get the the the press screening of that but I'm I'm pretty interested in it in part because it makes Hardman look like a walking talking poster for the the the second amendment as she's you know she she has the arm up there she can head back south and and free the slaves I I I I am looking for that I have not actually seen it's like yeah I can't say one way or the other if it is they recommend or not recommend other terminator dark fate is is the big movie out this week of opening wide on you know four thousand three and is the first James Cameron involves terminator then in the the second one then he turned right back yeah and it is also a direct sequel to teach here this is one thing that people are fans if if there are fans out there who have obsessively watched all of the terminator movies you know terminator three terminator salvation terminator Genisys that that there are Connor chronicle this kind of gets all of that the the the with all of that out of existence and it's just the straight world two terminator two which that's great news that's great news because I I'm one of those who skipped all of those sorry I I I I don't know why the genesis and the others did not grab me because I was a huge terminator fan of the first two and I missed all the rest so I kind of thought I can't go see this I will have missed so much so you're saying that matter does not matter if you if you've seen terminator wanted terminator two you're all caught up I think I think most people have just seen terminator one in terminator three honestly I I have a soft spot for I thought it was interesting and there's something kind of different with the with the with the franchise the terminator dark fate starters there were it features the return of Linda Hamilton affair Connor she is back in trying to save a a young girl who lived in Mexico for being a what being wiped out by the terminator that is kind of a mix of the the terminators from the first two movies that if the if gotta act endoskeleton you know the metal and a skeleton with the metal liquid liquid metal poly alloy him make a kind of separate itself the can in separate itself into two sermon acres wow it's not just one and can I come in gonna coming hello and thank you and also a defining this girl is at a argument human I play by mackenzie Davis who who is the is the interesting actress she was on the halt and catch fire the prestige internet TV are you know prestige SL on AMC about the the ride the use a mac whatever Bubba around the figure out so the bunch though about terminator dark fate is is at his age he doesn't look like in cannot be the terminator of the past what role does Arnold play in his terminator by a persona in this thing sure well I I I don't want to spoil too much but but Arnold is also back he he will be back he is back and he is playing a terminator that has that came back from from the past and have kind of that'll that'll down almost the he has he has a family and I I'm not joking not a joke you have a family and his family is a family of five plus I mean I I get was it too much okay bye I got too much it is it is interesting you know there's there's there's a whole gender studies dissertation the written about the evolution of the terminator through through the years you know the in the four and like the role of masculinity in society or something as in the first movie right he's just as big Bob naked that you'd write me right goes around killing people and you know he is very of what product any you know and then in the second movie he had you have to learn to feel any you know he he gave he did he get them humor and you get them on personality and then in this movie he is again almost domesticated and it's very strange to her watch he that play out on screen it's not bad exactly if it's just strange I don't know I mean but the problem with this movie is that it totally fine but nothing more than that and if you if you want to revisit this world and you want to do it with James Cameron I think you need something a little more than fine but I also don't know that there's there's that much more you can do with the terminator movies right if it's a movie about you know sending a robot back into the past to kill somebody who is important to humanity future and you can only do that so many times with the before before the well really run right right well yeah I I just I think it I I think you could I I I I can't I can't give us a strong recommend in the sense that I don't think it's a much the gotta you gotta get out there you're gonna be wowed by it but it's it's okay it's fine you won't hate it if if mediocre we're not gonna see Arnold on skis jumping over cage shark though you're here you're telling me it's it's it's a less okay I feel like that sounds may have jumped the shark when you told me there's a terminator family I don't know how that's going to play out they said the only ask you one other question also opening this weekend I'm AT and if you've seen it or not but I'm interested just because of the heavy weights involved deniro has taken on a break from bashing Donald Trump and decided to make a movie here with Pacino and with the ray Romano as well it's the Irishman the Jimmy Hoffa another Jimmy Hoffa a vehicle here any thoughts on that one well I actually see that this morning there's a press screening the hot so I I do not have any thought Jeff yeah I I I don't be is it actually out in theaters now is that I had seen the ingleses opens today now so that yeah yeah yes so it is it okay after this is a necklace release it is going to be playing limited in a few theaters around the country it is a and I I just looked it up it is playing in DC so I I see it in a couple hours I will let you get back and let everybody know how good it is next week I yeah but it is it is out in a limited run in theaters right now mostly landmark they think and then it's going to be on Netflix on I think the fifteenth but let me I I will I will I I saw I saw the promotion for the movie yesterday on I don't know if it was the today show for what it was but but I did see here in interview no one today but anyway I did see an interview with the three of them and you know anytime you see anytime you see deniro and Pacino get together on screen which they have done numerous times it's it's huge it's you know either the chemistry is always perfect and and and it's always it the question is about the story which you'll find out later this morning but I'm also curious to see whether or not Robert de Niro's brand has been damaged or diminished at all because of his you know is this political career now seems to be as important to him is that his acting career and some people love his you know outside interests bashing Donald Trump and some people really resent it'll be interesting to see how audiences respond yeah so it it's on that puts on November twenty seventh in theaters now it in a few theaters now Hampel theaters now and then they'll be on Netflix starting November twenty seventh you know it's interesting because I I it'll be it'll be hard to judge exactly what what the response to this movie is because Netflix doesn't release any actual data you know they they don't release box office data they don't release of the data who actually watch it the movie and how much of it so it's hard it's hard to say if audiences will you know will stay away from that new models sorry is this a new model big you're right I mean it's Netflix produced and I think I saw on exposures today it's a hundred sixty million dollar budget so it's a massive budget movie if I saw that correctly in its Netflix and they are going to put it on Netflix but it's going to have a limited run in theaters is that a new model I don't I don't recall that being a very common thing if it's Netflix for them to put it in the mix we asked for a while they do it they do it for the they do it for you know doctors even type movie the the awards contenders because in order to qualify for the Oscars you have to have a theatrical run in in at least New York and Los Angeles or you know one week or two weeks it if if the thing so they they expand that a little bit and do you know Chicago the others but it is it is not a it is not the standard necklace really followed not the first time they've done that they did that last year for Roma and some of their other movies ballad about their Scruggs and and a couple others and they've they've done it a couple times this year but it is it's very it's very strange because the because of the way they work the major theater chains that want to work with them they have to do the right in the route well I'll tell you what Sonny it's a really interesting mix there's terminator if you're a fan of the series of special the first to go to that one if you can stand two and a half hours of jittery go see motherless Brooklyn and we'll find out next week what you thought of the Irishman sunny bunch Washington Post movie critic thank you so