Peyton Manning
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first heard Feb 2025
last heard Feb 2025
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So he's kind of a coordinator's best friend. And look, as long as the quarterback knows that he might do that, I think that's... I mean, that makes it okay, right? If all of a sudden you're just going to surprise the quarterback and just make stuff up, that's one thing. But it doesn't look like to me Travis has ever surprised Patrick out there.
He's just finding those kind of soft spots in the zone. And like I said, the coordinator looks like a genius. Wow, what an unbelievable coach.
you know created the perfect uh location for travis to be open meanwhile travis should have co-offensive coordinator as part of his title can you believe they called a hook and ladder play right there i can't believe exactly you already told me you chewed me out if i if i turned inside on on stick
No. You wouldn't have thrown it? Absolutely. Absolutely. I disagree with Eli. I see teams doubling you all the time. They just don't do it very well. They don't really take you away. They still kind of somehow leave you open. I don't really know why or how they do that. But, I mean, you beat the double teams. And like I said, if they're doubling you, that means somebody else has got to be single.
That's a good thing. Yeah.
He's very strange.
The one brother that's not able to defend himself is immediately. Yeah, Coop kind of set the tone. And so we kind of knew, you know, maybe to do the same things without getting caught. You know, Coop was the one that got caught. And so Eli and I could kind of learn from there.
Absolutely not. I don't know where he got that costume. Zero band experience, I can promise you.
Yeah, definitely slide. Have fun. You know, it was kind of the last thing he used to text us or if we talked to him the night before the game was, hey, don't forget to have fun out there, which I think is a good reminder, especially in a game like this, right? You work so hard, you know, have fun.
And also just kind of off the field, you know, be sure you have a great relationship and respect with your equipment manager, the video director, the people behind the scenes that you guys know that don't get nearly enough credit or attention on a television broadcast. or sort of integral to the culture of a team. You know, just little things like that.
It was nice having a guy who played in the NFL that could tell you about little things like that.
Dad bar is set high for Ed Kelsey. Extremely high, yeah. You know, my dad didn't certainly try to create an environment where he was just trying to raise kids. He wasn't trying to raise NFL quarterbacks, and maybe that's why it ended up happening because, you know, he encouraged us to play sports. because of the valuable lessons that sports teaches.
But, you know, never once did we talk about this is what you have to do if you want to play in the NFL. It was, hey, work hard to be the starting quarterback on the JV. And after that, you know, maybe see if you can start on the varsity the next year.
And his rule, Jason and Travis, was if we wanted his help, we had to go and ask him, hey, Dad, will you come to the school on Sunday afternoon and throw with our receivers? It wasn't him going, hey – we're going to run two miles today. And I think it was a healthy approach because we wanted his help because he played the game. And I think that was a good approach that he took.
And it made it fun growing up and never felt like pressure.
We already figured this out. My interception record, the 17 games, I thought for sure it would get broken. Nobody's coming close to it. I'm disappointed.
Yeah, it's just a cool behind-the-scenes. Coach Cal's done it a long time and obviously making the big move to Arkansas. Just wanted to kind of document his first season. It's a changing landscape with NIL. Coach Cal was kind of known for just sort of coaching freshmen, right? Kind of the one and done. And now he's kind of changed his approach where he wants kind of older players.
He doesn't have that many players. He's like, if I'm going to pay these guys, I'm going to have a limited amount of players and play them all. So just to kind of take people behind the scenes of what it's like to be an SEC head basketball coach. He went back to Kentucky two nights ago and won, which was incredible because of all that he accomplished there, winning a national championship.
Some fans were clapping when he came back. Some fans were booing. They hadn't gotten over it. But he went in there and won. So, look, all these behind-the-scenes shows just give the audience a different view. So we're excited about it. Razor's Edge coming out on Vice. Hell yeah.
He could sell a product or what? Yeah. I wouldn't have accepted any of it. I would have given it all to my sitters and my tight ends.
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