Cole Kmet reacts to Declan Doyle leaving Bears to join Ravens
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What prompted Cole Kmet to join the podcast?
At number 43 overall, they're going tight end. Our first tight end off the board, and it's from Notre Dame, Cole Komet. Cole Komet, in my opinion, is the best tight end in this draft. He's the most complete tight end. Williams rolling, throwing, open, making the grab, touchdown. Cole Komet into the end zone. This time they'll fake it. Williams. Williams. Look at Rowan.
Held on to it. Paul Komet. We're tied in Chicago. I don't talk to her on Packer Week, so I'll find out after the game. You don't talk to her? No, no, I'm kidding.
I'll hear you. Komet in motion. Williams drifting. Sprinting for space. In all kinds of trouble. Puts it up for Dexter. He ends up. He's out. Unbelievable! With Rahimi Harrison-Grody on 104.3 The Score.
Oh, man, it sounded so good. It is Rahimi Harris and Grody here on Indeed, our FM debut day, 104.3 The Score. Great thanks to our promotion staff who during the break spent their time sweeping and vacuuming confetti. Kyle, Grayson, my friend Riley Goals out there. Shout out to her dad, too. Apparently he's a P1. Steve, Steve Goals, thanks for listening. Would he be listening on FM? Oh, yeah. He's hip. I like that people are already converted over. Yes, you can still catch us on the other, the AM. But on FM, we're trying to get the migration started, right? That's right. That's right. And that's why we're having big-time people on like our next guest. Joining us now on the Circa Resort and Casino Hotline, he is the Bears tight end, Cole Komet, CircaLasVegas.com.
Cole, welcome to the party, pal.
Well, thanks for having me. I heard it was a big day. So naturally, I dropped everything I had going on today, to be honest.
What did you have going on today, Cole? Now I got to know.
I had absolutely nothing going on, which is why I'm honest, yes.
How are you going to play us like that, man? Well, see now, Cole, because you've complained a lot through the years about not being able to hear the score on the 670 AM dial when you're inevitably cruising around downtown. And now that we have an FM signal, Cole, you can now hear the score all day, all the time, all you want. You can hear all the Bears hot takes you want.
Well, that's perfect. I'll make sure I blast that in the locker room. I'm sure guys will love that.
See, why are you trying to get us killed out here, Cole? Because, you know, we wouldn't get killed right now, but in years past, there may have been some moments where maybe the locker room doesn't like everything coming through our airwaves. Well, as a matter of fact, wait a minute, Cole. You had said that you're not even in charge of the music. Who's in charge of the music in the tight ends room or in the offensive side of the locker room?
In the tight end room specifically, it's Steven Carlson who runs the tunes, and he does a pretty good job. Except for, as Greti, I told you last time, except for when he likes to play the weekend. I'm just not a huge fan of that. But everything else I'm good with. In the main locker room, Brisker takes that over, and he's done a good job the past few seasons. I'll say that.
So not a weekend guy. Did you watch the Grammys last night? Now I'm curious since apparently you don't have much going on.
I'm going to be honest. So I watched a few hours of – no, not even a few hours. I watched a little bit of the Grammys, and I passed out early last night. The day before, I had a long golf outing out in Orlando with some friends and stayed up a little late. So I decided to get some sleep last night.
Well, good for you. Marcel and I were just discussing that we basically did that all weekend, get some sleep, and there's no shame in that. There's no shame in it, obviously, for football players as the adrenaline goes down a little bit after an amazing season. And Cole, you said it, man. I think a lot of players said it. The coaches said it, but I thought you uttered it maybe the best in the locker room postgame after the loss to the Rams. Our theme was, well, hey, it's great, though, because you guys were good and you guys could carry this on. and of course you can, but no two seasons are ever the same, and it's happening.
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