GMFB Tuesday Hour 1: Bears STATEMENT WIN, Doug Pederson joins, Angry Runs!

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Tied for the team leading tackles with six.

He had a sack.

Welcome to the.

Bears, Jack!

I mean... We are presented by Old.

Trapper Beef Turkey.

It's Tuesday, November 3rd.

Jamie here at Altman's Hiteo. Isaiah Stanbeck here in Los Angeles. Kyle Brandt in his basement. And the sleeves were orange, Kyle. It was a thing of beauty last night seeing Jeffrey Simmons play for the Bears.

Couple days later, everybody would have been Jeffrey Simmons for Halloween, the scariest thing in the NFL last night. And the orange sleeves were absolutely perfect. Guys, special game. There's going to be a lot of hype on the Bears now. A lot of people are going to pick them to win the Super Bowl after what happened last night.

Will they do it? Who the hell knows?

Let's get into exactly how it went down in Seattle, because Ben Johnson and Mike McDonald have never faced each other as head coaches.

All right, so let's roll the video and get to the highlight. The Bears go into Seattle... and blow them out.

That is a three-score victory in front of the 12s against the world champions.

All kinds of stuff to unpack from this. The Bears go.

To 6-2, while the Seahawks right now are a 500 team.

Let's hear from the quarterbacks.

That's who we want to be known as when we come in. We're also a force to be reckoned with. I mean, they just won a Super Bowl last year. They got a bunch of guys back. That's a worthy opponent. uh on all sides of all offense defense special teams uh they got all pro guys they got um you know a bunch of a bunch of talent over there they got the the scheme and so um we knew it was gonna be a challenge we knew it was gonna be a dog fight uh we knew that um our identity our our identity you know had to show up for us and you know i think it did.

Today Yeah, not our best tonight, guys. It was, you know, just offensively couldn't really, I feel like we couldn't get anything going. You know, we had a couple good drives. I feel like early on, you know, I had a third down where Jax was there and I should have gotten it to him early. So, yeah, you know, again, credit to those guys. You know, they had a good plan and, you know, executed at.

A high level.

But, again, there's a lot of things that we can do better and need to do better moving forward.

Yeah, you hear Caleb Williams calling the Seattle Seahawks a worthy opponent, and they certainly are. They kept Patrick Mahomes and Kenneth Walker III out of the red zone eight days ago, and now the Bears come in and have a 34-17 win over the Seahawks.

Manti, truly, definition of a statement. Yeah, I know that KB said... We're not going to hype them up or people are going to hype them up. The Bears are.

And I'm not doing this to hype them up. I'm not doing this to clip. I'm not doing this to trend. What you saw last night is the best team in the National Football League in Chicago Bears. You can say that there's a better offense in the National Football League, but that offense doesn't have a complimentary defense or special teams.

And you could say it vice versa. Number one, you're not going to out-coach the Chicago Bears. You're not going to out-coach Ben Johnson. And right now, what Dennis Allen has defensively, Dennis Allen is in his bag. I said on Thursday when this trade went down for Jeffrey Simmons, right, Jamie, you and I sat in.

These exact chairs. This is exactly what Dennis Allen wants.

Yes, he's been able to send Kyle Gordon off the edge and get some sacks, but he really wants to rush four. And if you listen to Troy Aikman last night, that's all they kept saying was they're just sending four. That is when Dennis Allen is in his bag. And Jeffrey Simmons, yes, he had those tackles. Yes, he had those sacks. But his biggest presence was the energy that was infectious, the attitude. You saw the edge he played with.

But Montez Sweat was on a terror on Sam Darnold Specifically because whenever they lined Jeffrey Simmons up with Montez Sweat, Montez Sweat was getting free. And that's exactly what Jeffrey Simmons said in his press conference. If they're going to double me, Montez, you better eat.

And he ate last night.

Offensively, this is an offense that's so interchangeable.

There was one.

Series where I saw Romo Dunzey run a clear-out route and then Luther Burden run a 15-yard dagger. The very next series, Luther Burden ran the clear-out route and Romo Dunzey ran the dagger. Why is that important? Because defensively, Sometimes you can say, well, whenever this receiver lines up here, he likes to run this route. Whenever he lines up here, he likes to run this route. You can't do that with the Chicago Bears. You can't say like, oh, these guys are lined up in certain situations. This is what they're going to run. They are going to beat you.

And then special teams, Khalif Raymond in the return game, and they had a blocker field goal yesterday. This is the most complete team in the National Football League. This is the best team in the National Football League. And I don't say that KB to hype him up. I say that specifically to say what I saw last night was what I saw.

It was an incredible win.

The Bears were significantly better than Seattle for 90% of the game. And this is a Seattle team coming off what we just saw them do to Kansas City and Kenneth Walker.

Their stock was high. They were riding.

That place was rocking. I have a lot of emotions about the Bears. I'm just going to stick to some facts. And I want everyone to understand the context of what happened last night. The Seattle Seahawks this season have given up zero points on opening drives of the game. Haven't even given up a field goal. The Bears scored a touchdown after a 17-play drive.

That's over.

The Seattle Seahawks had not given up a 200-yard passer all season.

Never mind 300.

They'd not given up a 200-yard passer. And that includes games against Mahomes, Hurdy, May. None of them have even hit 200.

Caleb hit 247.

The Seattle Seahawks last gave up three rushing touchdowns to a running back five years ago. It was Derrick Henry on the Titans' DeAndre Swift had three rushing touchdowns. Over the last two seasons, the Seattle Seahawks have had six losses. Those six losses are by a combined 17 points. Last night, the Bears won by 17 points. And understand, the Seattle Seahawks are the best Monday night football team at home.

The best.

Over the years, over the decades, in this era and any other era, they are almost impossible to beat at Seattle, Monday night, at home. Guys, they lost by three scores. This was not a close game. And I don't say this to disparage the Seahawks. They're going to have a say.

In this thing.

I'm using the Seahawks as a Super Bowl winning prop. to show how good this Bears team can be and was last night. That was not a terribly competitive game. It's a three-score victory. They ran away with it. The Seahawks fans were leaving, and I don't blame them. That is how good this Bears team is, and I know all the hype's going to come out now.

They're going to be a very popular Super Bowl pick. We'll see.

They got smacked in their own division by the Packers. They had a no-show offensively against the Vikings. They got issues in their own division. But that was the true full realization of Caleb Williams and Ben Johnson. And yes, Jeffrey Simmons on the road against a team that matters and that hang banners.

Incredible night for the Bears.

One of the best Bears victories of this era.

Incredible.

Definitely shout out to the Bears. But I want to give a shout out specifically to who I'm going to call Santa in the month of November.

That's Ryan Poles.

General manager for the Chicago Bears. Understanding what your organization has and where you are as an organization is huge as a general manager. He has a pulse for where these guys are. And he said, you know what? You know what Dennis Allen would love? Dennis Allen would love an all-pro defensive tackle that can get after the quarterback and stop the running. Yeah, that's what Dennis Allen needed.

And you hit on it, man, Ty. Getting Jeffrey Simmons, giving up two firsts in the fourth round pick was the best thing that this organization could have done. Yes, this was already a dangerous team. Yes, this team was already really good offensively like Kyle just laid out. These guys are able to throw the ball. They're able to run the ball. They have DeAndre Swift. They have a quarterback that can't be tackled in the backfield, one of the most elusive guys and creators on offense. So what do you do when you have a defense that already has Grady Jarrett, Imante Sweat, and Austin Booker? Yeah, you give them somebody in Jeffrey Simmons who goes out in his first game, has six tackles, two TFLs, a sack,

and a pass breakup, and you allow Dennis Allen to go from the first seven weeks of the season only rushing the passer.

With four guys.

58% of the time, and being the top five in terms of bringing five-man pressures in the first seven weeks, all of a sudden you bring in Jeffrey Simmons, and all of a sudden you go out 82% of the time, you rush four guys. And for those that don't understand why we're talking so much and why Troy Aikman and Buck was talking about four-man rushes, if I only have to rush four guys, I could drop seven.

Do the math.

I could drop seven.

So for facing a Seahawks team that just came off the Super Bowl and that has the number one offensive player in the league in JSN, that's really the only threat that Seattle has right now, unfortunately.

We'll talk about that later.

If I could drop seven guys in coverage, how difficult can I make the night for Sam Darnold?

They can only run five out to catch the ball.

They can only run five, Max.

So they made life a living heck.

I'll say that.

I don't know what you can say on air right now for this offense. And it started off with Jeffrey Simmons, but also these guys played as a unit. It did not look as a team that just added an all-pro. It looked as a team that's been playing with a team full of all-pros. And kudos to this front office and kudos to that team.

What's crazy is that you're extolling the merits of them being able to drop seven. They looked like they could have dropped eight if they wanted to. Like if you did not see this game or you're just catching up on the headlines and the stories, I cannot explain to you how dominant Jeffrey Simmons was. It's more than Ryan pulls wildest dreams. Even he was up there like, damn, I knew he was good. And all this, like, did they overpay?

Did they overpay?

I am one or two more performances like last night. from coming on here and saying they underpaid. Like, he looked like prime Aaron Donald. Not out of retirement Aaron Donald. I'm talking about Aaron Donald is going to be a first ballot Hall of Famer and is in conversation with the best defensive tackle ever.

Aaron Donald.

There was almost no snap that Simmons was in for that he wasn't involved in. Yeah. He was always by the pile if they ran. He was always by the quarterback if they passed. Understand, this is a D tackle that got double teamed a lot last night. He had a sack, five pressures, two tackles for a loss, six tackles, and a pass breakup.

Like, that's, he looked like, how can I put this? He looked like an actual bear, like a grizzly bear.

It was so crazy how destructive he was. He was like, you can't take your eyes off them damn sleeves. Like, those sleeves were like Randy Moss putting his hand up, like, on the go-round.

You're like, if you see those sleeves, you're in trouble. Like, it's over. Don't get those sleeves in the backfield.

Like.

I don't know.

Listen, I don't know how much you, the viewer, God bless you. I don't know how much Titans football you've watched over the last couple of years. Probably not a lot. I don't blame you. They're not on primetime and they're really bad. But damn, like that guy is that guy. He showed up last night and it was they traded for Mac a couple of years ago. Cleo Mac and Cleo Mac did the same thing. He did that from the edge. He just said a little differently, like the sleeves and the gloves. Like when you see it, it's like seeing that videotape in the ring. Like your face is going to freeze and you got seven days.

But no, you got one second before you are dead.

I cannot express to you last night how it wasn't good. He wasn't great. He was dominant from the defensive tackle. It's got to be the best game of defensive tackles played all season.

This is awesome.

And this stuff matters.

That's a Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year nominee for the Tennessee Titans. He makes the room better. He makes the building better. He makes guys want to be around him. And if you want your season to last as long as Jeffrey Poles does, then that stuff truly starts to hit different. And shout out to Ryan Poles once again, who was working the phones last night. Who was he calling last night, Mike Garofalo?

We need to know.

Welcome inside our NFL Insider for the day, Mike G., Set Ryan Poles aside for what he accomplished last week.

Ryan, I got to go. I got to go, Ryan.

I got to go.

Sorry. Yes.

Don't lie to me like that, Mike. Do you okay?

Like the thrill of the news search is.

I'll call you back, Mom. Okay.

What does your mom have to say about Minshew mania, Mike G?

My mom remembers when Gardner Minshew was a Philadelphia Eagle, her watching that team closely down there. And he played well for them and a few other teams. And he played well for the Arizona Cardinals. Three touchdowns in relief of Jacoby Brissett leading that comeback. How could you not start Gardner Minshew now if you're the Arizona Cardinals? And at one point, this was sort of an open competition.

I mean, I know Brissett was really expected to be the starter and held out. Got more money and great for him and all that stuff. But now it's Gardner Minshew's show with the Arizona Cardinals leading that comeback against the Dallas Cowboys, which I know so.

Many people are focused on the Cowboys meltdown.

How about Gardner lifting this team up and Michael Wilson the way that he played? So, Jacoby Brissett now becomes the third string quarterback for the Arizona.

Cardinals, which.

At this point, with the trade deadline next week, you might have heard about it. A lot of folks saying, could this be a guy that a team, the Baltimore Ravens right now, a team in desperate need of a veteran starting quarterback. We shall see if that happens with Brissette. Obviously did not play well in Arizona here, right up to the point at which he was benched. But he's played well in the past and he's been a quick study in the past. So that's what you need from a quarterback in the middle of the season. We'll keep an ear out for his name. Kyler Murray right now with the Minnesota Vikings.

He's struggling. Everybody's saying, are they going to go to Carson Wentz?

Kevin O'Connell saying, no, we're not, unless it's a health thing. And he's dealing with a hamstring injury right now. They've got a game coming up on Monday, so they've got an extra day. They don't quite know where he is. Right now, they're going to have to see how his progress is throughout the week. Again, if he's healthy, he is still the guy for the Minnesota Vikings, despite the fact that he has not reached the heights that we expected, that they expected, that their defense that's playing lights out is probably.

Expecting right now.

So for now, Kyler Murray still is the starter if he's healthy.

And that's a big if. We'll keep an eye on his status throughout the week, Jamie.

This man's a Super Bowl champion as a head coach. He's a Super Bowl champion player, and now he's crushing it in the broadcast booth with both CBS Sports and Westwood One Radio. Please welcome to our breakfast table once again former Eagles and Jaguars head coach Doug Peterson.

What up, coach?

Let's go, coach.

What up, coach?

Yeah.

Let's go.

Doug, great to see you.

I call him 52 now. You know, Doug and I work on Monday nights together for Westwood One. We do the pregame show, and I just look at that.

Zoom at all times, and I just say, what's up, 52? Let's talk a little football. Usually we're doing it on Monday nights. Let's do it again on Tuesday morning. All right, Coach?

Let's do it. I'm ready to roll.

Last night in Seattle, we talked about this at the half, but let's look at the final score, 34-17, a true beatdown by the Bears. What stood out to you in terms of Chicago's performance?

You know, for me, this, this team is a, is a complete football team right now.

And the addition of Jeffrey Simmons, obviously, as we saw last night, really, really helps out this entire defense, but it helps out this entire football team. And it, and it helps out guys like Caleb Williams because the Chicago bears are going to create more stops.

They're going to give the ball back to the offense a lot more.

And this guy, to me, I go back to 2022 when I was the head coach in Jacksonville. And, you know, this man was in the AFC South with Tennessee and, and, I had to play him and face him twice a year. And he's playing as well right now, especially in this game last.

Night than he has in a while.

And he, listen, he also knows that he's, he went to a very good football team. So it's going to elevate his play and it's elevated the guys around him. So this team to me is going to make a lot of waves and go really, really far.

In the NFC.

Well, I'd love your perspective coach on the Bears head coach, Ben Johnson, from a fan perspective, very unique coach. Interesting persona, the way he decides to express himself, talk about his rivals and whatnot.

What do you see in Ben Johnson now in his second year as a head coach? Forget the persona, the coach, everything he does.

Well, yeah, what you're seeing is his influence with this football team and the freedom that I feel like he's given Caleb Williams to go in there and really execute his offensive plan. And the one thing that, as I've watched the Bears this season more and more, Ben knows his team.

He knows his personnel.

And so he's putting his guys in the best positions possible to be successful on game day.

And he's doing that. And, and, you know, you've heard this all the time that the NFL.

Is a week to week league and game plans are week to week. And this is what Ben is doing. He's he's it's a week to week game plan with these guys. And he's using Caleb Williams with his legs. He's getting them out of the pocket. He's using, you know, Roma dunes that he, and listen, he's, Deandre Swift had a great game last night and they didn't even have your buddy, Kyle Menungai out there. How much more explosive, how much more explosive can they be on offense? But what Ben is doing and he's allowing these guys to show their personality is a special thing to see and kind of unfold at the midway point of the season.

All right, Coach, we need your wisdom, man. Dallas Cowboys Nation needs your help. They went out there, blew a 14-point lead. Gardner Minshew came in in the third quarter, had four straight touchdown drives, and they lose to the Arizona Cardinals. Now, Cowboys Nation needs to know from you, embark on your wisdom. Is this a coach's problem? Is this a player's problem? Please diagnose what's going on in Cowboys country.

Yeah, this is a Cowboy problem. And, you know, ultimately it's going to start with the head coach. That's where everything starts. And then he has to talk to his coordinators. Ultimately it comes down to the players. The players are the ones out there on the field. And are the Cowboys, are the coaches putting these players in the best position possible?

And then really just looking at their roster, you have to dive into the roster too and go, hey, do we have the right pieces?

Are we a good football team? And right now you'd have to say they're not.

Total collapse on Sunday, you know, giving up 20 points in the fourth quarter and overtime.

And then what Gardner Minshew did.

And look, I give a lot of credit to Gardner and Arizona and what Coach LaFleur did in this football game and coming back. The Cowboys are a mess right now. And I really hate to say that because historically, this has been a proud franchise. And they're soul searching today on a Tuesday. They're looking for answers. And it's going to be a long season if they don't get these things fixed.

Coach, I like that diagnosis. You can tell you've been there, done that. Now I need your diagnosis on another team. I know you go way back with Coach Andy Reid, back to your playing days in Green Bay.

And he was your quarterback's coach.

Now Sunday comes the Chiefs lost their second straight game and a heartbreaker to the Broncos. Is this something you would categorize as a rough couple of weeks or is there a problem in KC?

Well, I look at this game, particularly on Sunday, and then go back to the Seattle game the week before where they didn't even get a drive into the red zone and credit the Seattle defense. But this past week, you got to look at the, to me, you got to look at the mistakes that Kansas city is making. And this is an uncharacteristic Andy Reed football team.

This is typically.

A well-disciplined, well-coached unit. And to see some of these mistakes creeping in right now has a little bit of concern for me and probably, obviously, I know Andy Reid is frustrated with the mistakes and just not playing at a high level. And the other thing, too, is the run game. The run game has been somewhat nonexistent here in the last couple of weeks. So is it a concern? Yeah, it's definitely a concern. It's a concern inside the building.

But listen, You know, I believe Denver got away with one a little bit, you know, in the game on Sunday. Credit the Broncos and Coach Payton and Bo Nix for what they're doing. The Cardiac kids, I think they're the new Cardiac kids right now, but definitely a little bit of concern.

In Kansas City if they don't get these mistakes fixed.

Well, coach, this, this is, this is not a fun one, but we do have to talk about the birds, the Eagles, just in this very strange state right now.

So many injuries, disarray, the losing streak you've.

Been there, you know, the fan base, you know, the front office, you know, ownership, what is the immediate and distant future for the Philadelphia Eagles right now?

Well, the immediate future doesn't look really bright.

Um, you know, losing six straight games, um, losing your starting quarterback for the season, you know, you know, and it's just, it's, it's devastating. And then the amount of injuries Lane Johnson retires, you know, but, but to me, we, we put a lot of focus on the offense, right? This is a, this is a passing league. This is a put up points league. This is, you know, one of those things where we want exciting football. And right now the, the Eagles on offense are not, not exciting whatsoever because quite frankly, the, they don't know who's going to be active on game day, in my opinion. And, and the guys that don't practice during the week that show up on game day, it's hard. It's hard to go out there and execute, especially when you're playing, you know,

one of the top schedules in the national football league and, and all of that. But this team has, um, they definitely lost their way offensively a little bit. The injuries have, have, have piled up, but focus on the defense a little bit.

You're still got a healthy defense.

You still got that defensive line, put a lot of resources into that D line. And those guys, those guys need to step up and help the offense, right? It's a three-phase team, offense, defense, and special teams. And right now, defensively, they're not pulling their weight. And so Coach Sirianni has got those answers to address as well, or answers to fix, and come up with something as they go in and really try to compete for the NFC East, which is kind of flipped all upside down. Mm-hmm.

Coach, you're so good at it. That sign over your left shoulder is perfect, but I'm going to change it into it takes anyone to be a coach. It takes a special person to be a Super Bowl winning head coach.

Yes, sir.

Doug Peterson, everybody.

Yes, sir.

But I know your kids want to have you around.

Let's go.

Exactly.

Doug, thank you for your.

Insight today on GMF.

Thank you, guys.

I appreciate it. Appreciate it.

Good to see you, Coach.

Good job, Doug.

Talk to you on Monday.

Good to see you, too.

See you, 52.

See you.

Dawson knocks with the stiff arm and the, ah!

I just think angry runs, that segment.

This guy, he just lives angry.

Thank you for my six angry runs, Seppi Kyle.

Much love, much appreciation. The guy's name that does it with the.

Angry runs, I always want to be on that, you know.

He can be an angry runner. Angry runner. Angry runner. That's what I'm talking about, let's go! Oh, Kyle Brandt. We just had an angry run candidate. He actually said you win that scepter. Angry run scepter.

As a running back, you want this.

You want to be on the.

Angry runs and have an angry run.

They send you a cool scepter, send you a cool shirt.

Come and get it. Boom.

I'll still never get over Shaq talking about the scepter. Welcome to the Angry Confines of the Buffalo Bill basement. I'm so excited for you to be here. I actually just did a wardrobe change. Normally, I just wear the Angry Runs t-shirt. This week is Scataboo. But after last night... I bust out the orange sleeves. I just feel angrier and scarier now when I wear orange sleeves. I don't have the orange gloves yet, but I will be getting them.

If I could give a scepter to a pair of sleeves, I would send this to Chicago, Illinois, and give it to those Jeffrey Simmons sleeves. As I said before, you see those orange sleeves in the back view. It's like seeing that videotape in the ring. You are going to be cooked in a matter of seconds.

But here we go.

What do we start with today? We always start on Angry Ron's with the street team. And there's a fantastic addition. These are the men, women, and children, and sometimes pets, who wear the official Angry Runs shirt. Like my girl, Natalie, crushing it out on the flag field with the incredible glasses, the incredible message. Go to homage.com slash angryruns for all the shirts. Natalie, I have so much respect for you.

You are a badass.

Badass, Natalie. But you might not believe this. People in the.

Halloween spirit also get into the angry run spirit. Like my guys, Ace and Bodie. Come on now, Ace.

Come on, Bodie.

We have, guys, not only a Scataboo jersey, that is three separate and different Scataboo shirts, including the brand new one that I'm wearing right now from last week. Kids have got some scythes. They got some scarecrows. That's my kind of party. Give me one more.

Why the hell not? Give me Connor. Give me Connor on Halloween. Watch this guy. Yeah, Connor! Yeah!

He's out there with the Slipknot mask and the Angry Run shirt just sticking his fingers into his eyes. That's my kind of hang. I like that there's a crime scene tape right there. That was not a real crime scene, Connor. But there's about to be one in this segment, I promise you this, because we have to review what happened last week. Are you familiar with the work of young Cameron Scadaboo? Been in this segment several times. He won his third scepter. I think he's played 15 career games.

It's an incredible thing. This was actually the second angriest play of this game, but we were not allowed by standards and practices to show the first one.

You know the one I'm talking about. He was flagged on it. Scataboo goes without saying, one of my best friends of the segment, my nephew in real life. And here's the funny thing.

Normally, we send the scepter, and Cam sends the picture back with the scepter and the shirt.

There we are.

Cam was on a bike, so I have been in touch with him, and we will get a picture.

It's just not now. But in the meantime.

That's Uncle Kyle and Nephew Cam. And just one more tip of the cap to the street team. Check out this father-son crew that decided to pay homage, so to speak, to this picture.

I mean, it's so great.

Now they're doing imitations of the picture in the segment with the little baseball bat scepter and the dueling shirt.

Dr. John, I love you guys. I love everybody who does anything having to do with anger runs.

The love's coming right back. As I always say, it's a segment on anger, but it's fueled by love.

However.

We do have to make kind of a special announcement this week, and you hear my tone of voice change because I need to reach out with my respect and appreciation for a gentleman named Yelda Froholtz.

Do you know Yelda Froholtz?

Well, you better, because Yelda Froholtz, with an unusual name but an incredible name, is an offensive lineman for the Arizona Cardinals. He is from Denmark, and he made his mark last week on a defensive back from the Dallas Cowboys in which Yelda.

Froholtz, again... dribbled this gentleman like.

A basketball and not once like five times and you guys have sent me the clip a million times can you be an angry runs unfortunately the clip cannot it's not my decision it is the overlords the player that he dribbled like a basketball and now enter the concussion protocol and we have rules here where if a player is hurt we do not include the play but i can't include respect to yelda froholt he is the first dane to ever be drafted since morton and The Great Dane, who is a Hall of Famer. So I think you're going to go two for two from Denmark with.

Hall of Famers. And I would say this to you in Danish. It means I'm so angry.

I probably butchered that, but I did my best to yell the freaking Frohold. Finally, now, 12 minutes into the segment, we get to the submissions.

Here we go. Kind of a combative relationship in the segment with the Kansas City Chiefs. I do my best. And Emma Johnson does this, too. Come on, Emma! Let's go!

Give me the rookie! Bring him in here! I like this dude. I like the cut of his jib. This is all kinds of destruction that he did to Debra. He had a massive, massive game. But this is probably his angriest run. And what I like about him... He's a damn corn husker. And that is kind of a throwback. That's Corey Schlesinger. That's Amon Green. That's Tommy Frazier. That's a Tom Osborne-level kind of run from a corn husker.

No, that is not Isaiah Pacheco. No, that is not Tyreek Hill.

It is Emmitt Johnson with two Ms, two Ts, and so many broken.

Tackles I can't even stand it. Will that be enough to win? We'll see.

If he doesn't win, Chiefs fans will hate me. Guys, I'm merely the curator. Next, this is kind of a study on who can finish a run the best. I'm going to give you three of them. I like guys who finish runs. You don't run out of bounds. You don't run out of sliding. You don't run out of nonsense.

Give me Chuba. Give me Chuba. Give me Chuba Hubbard. Keep pounding. Chuba Hubbard. Carolina Panthers. Let's go. Chuba Hubbard.

Now you're going to watch the run. He's actually going to be a reception, a catch and run in Lambeau. And right there, he is going to finish. Give me the rear angle.

That is running back. on linebacker. That is a 58. That is not 28. And we got him sprawling.

I like that Chuba could have got to that first down or maybe even.

Come short of it. He said, no, no, no, I'm lowering the shoulder.

And I'm going to put an actual cape on this linebacker to send him sprawling through the stratosphere.

Chuba likes to finish runs. Who can finish it better? Shuba or how about Tony Pollard?

Tony Pollard and the Titans offense had an incredible day against the Bengals. They came up short in overtime. Not their fault and not Tony Pollard's fault. Look at right over the tiger strikes on that feed. Tony Pollard, who has been in this segment before, way back to the Dallas Cowboy days, right there.

He could have gone out. That's what I love. Anchor runs is so physical, but it's also so psychological. It's a nice game right here. You broke a tackle.

Just slide out of bounds right there about the 10-yard line.

No!

Not today. I'm sick of losing. I'm sick of this crap. I'm scoring on this play. That is what we look for. Is it always about smashing people's faces into the ground?

Of course it is.

But sometimes it's the mental assassin, and he just did a little picture that was beautiful. So Chuba finished. Tony Pollard finished. How about our guy Kenny Gainwell in the mud, in the slop, in the sideways rain down in that crazy foreign country called Florida?

Here we go. No completed passes. Don't need any.

Boom! Kenny Gane Well, the aptly named running back who gains yards well, sometimes.

Could be called Kenny Gane Angry. This is filthy, dude. That DB was low. He was ready to take the shot, and he got spun like a damn top.

This is a great angry run because, again, in the mud, you run out of bounds.

You slide. You give him some little silly juke.

Uh-uh.

Not here. Not today. Not in this type of game.

Gainwell even had the forearm, the shiver, the Tito Santana flying forearm.

I like this. That is not a period at the end of the sentence.

It's exclamation point, exclamation point, exclamation point, finish.

He gained well. He finished even better. Guys, we have all kinds of stuff to chew on.

I just showed you Yelda Froholtz, not eligible, but we respect the hell out of him.

Bunch of kids in shirts. Emmett Johnson, Chuba Hubbard, Tony Pollard, Kenny Gainwell.

I'm releasing spittle like you're in the splash zone for Shamu at SeaWorld. That's just what we do here, even in the godforsaken Buffalo Bills basement.

What do you guys think? Let's talk about this, okay? So Emmitt Johnson was first. I think we all can agree that it's really a three-man race between Trouba Hubbard, Tony Pollard, Kenneth Gainwell, correct?

Now, details.

Trouba Hubbard, he did that against a linebacker, okay? Tony Pollard did score after he did it to a DB. But Kenneth Gainwell was straight up and up. Like, that's old school. Like, me, you, mano, you, mano, I'm going to run you over. So I got Kenneth Gainwell, guys.

That's where I'm going.

Okay.

All right, it's between Chuba Hubbard and Kenny Gangwell for me, man. Chuba Hubbard made a linebacker due to Soulja Boy. You, but I'm going to go with Kenny Gangwell because Kenny Gangwell simply thought about going to the right.

Exactly. He thought about going to the right, and he said, you know what?

Nah, I'm going to go ahead and run right through you.

So I'm going with Gay Will.

Kyle, because you're in Buffalo Bill's basement, you don't get to see us watch the segment the way you used to when we were in New York.

So let me give you some insight.

We sit here in pure and beautiful silence. And it's like it's like when you're supposed to a sommelier brings a tray of red wine and you're like, nobody speak. It will ruin the taste buds.

And the sensation.

Nobody speaks. And when you brought up the fourth run. We all sat up a little differently. We all paid attention. And then Manti just started making like guttural sounds about that one that Kenneth Gainwell did.

So I'll just follow the scent. I'll follow the oaky taste. I'll follow the rage. And I will too.

Go with Kenneth Gainwell as my vote for Angry Runs.

Jamie, you're way more sophisticated than all of us combined, but it's like the five S's. There's the swirl, the sniff, the sip, the savor, and the spit. But don't forget the stiff arm. That's how we do it here.

Ladies and gentlemen, this thing is going backwards. to Tampa.

The Buccaneers win another scepter. No passes completed, but every single run finished.

We love you, Bucky, but we love you, Kenny. Boom! That is Scepter City in the mud, in the muck. We love it.

Scepter going to Tampa.

Angry runs still from the bleeping basement. We will see you next week, maybe in Parts Unknown.

Boom!

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