Patrick Mannelly
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2,019 appearances
9 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 2d ago
Patrick Mannelly’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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That sums up the, you know, not getting in rhythm, not playing in order.
And it just, that to me right there, when you have four penalties in a row, you don't hear that often.
And especially for an offense that we were singing high praises for, that just sums up how bad they looked all game.
So Gabe, I won't take you to the locker room.
I'll take you to the back few rows of bus number two.
Bus number two was post-game on road games where we would all sit back there.
I would sit with the O-line, and that's when everybody would commiserate and talk about the game and kind of break it down a little bit more, and it gets serious after games like this.
It took a while to maybe smile.
It wouldn't be until tomorrow or something like that, but there were a lot of conversation of what's going on, and it's not fun.
But then to take you into the locker room after a game like this, everybody's asking what's wrong with Caleb.
what happened to caleb i was in the locker room and jay cutler broke his thumb i actually tore my ecl that game so i was in the locker room when he broke his thumb in 2011 and i saw lovey smith talking to the doctor and the doctor told him you know his thumb's broken and i saw lovey just shake his head and just you know just you could see all that energy just kind of drop out of him but everybody came in the locker room was asking what happened what happened what happened and you hear that you know jay's out for the year he broke his thumb and everybody's just head just drops you feel the energy drop in the locker room and it's it's tough
But then you have to rally around each other.
You get back to the building the next day.
You probably go somewhere after this game and go have a beer and a meal with your family.
And, you know, you kind of get over it a little bit.
But the next day you got to get in and realize, hey, it's Tyson Beijing time.
How are we going to win games?
And that's what it's like in the locker room.
That's what takes place.
Gabe, I questioned that a lot when Olin walked into the locker room right next to me in the morning.
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