Ryan Fitzpatrick
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152 appearances
6 recordings
3 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 2 Feb
Ryan Fitzpatrick’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It was the perfect size to where it couldn't have been any bigger and fit in there. There was nothing I could do. And I love your suggestion, but I couldn't put any liquids in there because there's sand underneath the hole and it just would have dissipated underneath the hole.
So it was an absolute saga that ended like you thought it would, which was brute force and just destroying the fake green and the hole and everything. But it was a fun two hours.
I was hoping Elon was going to chime in, like the submarine thing that he did and this whole SpaceX thing. I don't know what he would have suggested. My three butter knives and two two-by-fours and trying to wedge it out of there didn't work. I don't think my wife follows me on Twitter.
I don't think she has an account, so she doesn't know that the three butter knives got broken and are still missing. But it's going to come up one day for sure.
That was my favorite suggestion that somebody made was like, when are you moving?
Why not just be...
Yeah. So now you guys kind of taught me this. I have my own podcast with Andrew Whitworth, and I just said that the Eagles were going to win. But on here, can I say the Commanders are going to win? So then you can play both takes. Yeah, yeah. Okay, good. So I think the Bills are going to win, and let's go with the Commanders. Bills, Commanders, and the Super Bowl.
Well, so it was really funny, the second personal foul, Patrick Mahomes, when he kind of danced around and went down and got crunched by the two guys. I'm I'm complaining like, oh, my God, I can't believe he did that. He's baiting him into getting the flag. And and then my buddy next to me was like, yeah, but Josh does that sometimes, too. True. True.
But, you know, both these guys have learned how to weaponize that a little bit, which you try to try to take that out of the game in the offseason. But who do you know who the crew is? It's either Hockley or Cleet Blakeman.
Yeah. So, you know, the good thing is these are the best of the best. So Cleet and his crew, they do a great job. They're obviously, you know, you go into the game and as a head coach, you have a list of things you tell the refs beforehand. They're going to say, hey, their tackles leave early. Patrick Mahomes isn't running out of bounds.
You'll have that checklist of things that you're going to say, we want to alert you to these and vice versa. They'll do the same thing with the bills, but We got to just hope for the best. These are the best crews that we have. These guys both, Hockley on the other side, other than being very long-winded and liking the spotlight like his father, and Blakeman are both very good at what they do.
Yeah. And the speaking of, you know, calls the last time the commanders and the Eagles played Lattimore, was it like three pass interferences on A.J. Brown? Yep. I mean, yeah, it just kept happening. So hopefully that ends up a little bit better for him this time, too.
Well, and if you're middle of the road on defense, you've got to create turnovers, right? You've got to have some big plays. Because even going back to the Buffalo game this last weekend – Their defense played good. They didn't play great, but they got three turnovers. And that was the huge difference in the game. So it's like you think back to the – Mark Andrews had a catch. He was wide open.
Nobody was near him. And then they're driving down to score, but Terrell Bernard comes and punches that ball out. So opportunistic. That's going to be the big word for these defenses because –
I would say Kansas City and Philly probably have the two best defenses that are left, but the Bills have been very opportunistic this year in the way they force turnovers, and Washington's going to need the same thing versus Philly this weekend.
Well, I'll say my favorite moment as a Bill was 2011, which was my third year there. And early in the season, we beat the Patriots at home. And that was when I think people – on the team that were new, really understood what the mafia is and how much football means to them because we hadn't beat the Patriots in forever. It had been forever.
Tom Brady obviously owned the Bills, owned the division forever. And the appreciation after that game and the tears and the joy from all the fans, that was a moment that I'll never forget where it was like, all right, I can mess with these guys. These are my dudes. These are my people. And there's also just flying back there for Sunday. It's like the weather is shitty.
You don't know if it's going to snow two feet or two inches. The wind's blowing. It's cold. But everybody's out there in the parking lot with a smile on their face because they live for Bills football. And the Bills went 10-0 at home this year. So they rewarded them with a great season.
It's a good life. Do you guys see the belt in the background here? Yeah, yeah. So this guy was in our section. He came over. I had my three boys with me, 17, 16, and five. And he's like falling over. He's dressed like Macho Man Randy Savage. And he gave my five-year-old that belt. And he was so excited. And then later, one of his buddies came back because I think he was fairly inebriated.
And he was like, hey, can my friend have his belt back? And I was like, hey, I'm sorry my five-year-old was clutching it. He slept with it last night. I'm like, look, I can get you another belt, but I don't think we're going to get it away from him. You gave it to him.
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