OFF THE TOP:
-BY , CLIFF INTO HALL
-NFL HONORS—- RODGERS- CHASE, PARSONS, KUPP, BURROW……
-ASG DRAFT — CHUCK EVEN MAKES KD LAUGH WITH HARDEN IS CURED LINE….
-WARRIORS LOSE TO STRUGGLING KNICKS….. SIZE IS AN ISSUE….
-WARRIORS STILL CONFIDENT DRAY AND WISEMAN — I WOULD HAVE GOTTEN INSURANCE…
GUESTS:
10:15 DAVE LAPHAM — BENGALS RADIO ANALYST
10:30 MATT MAIOCCO
11 AM DAN ORLOVSKY
11:35 LEIGH STEINBERG
11:50 BILL ROMANOWSKI
12:30 COOPER RUSH
12:45 KYLE TURLEY / JIM MCMAHON
1 PM KEVIN HARLAN
1:30 NATE BOYER
SOUND:
JOE MONTANA — KEEP JIMMY, TREY’S NOT READY
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"Keep Jimmy until you find somebody else."
knbr.com/2022/02/10/joe… 2/10/22, 4:21 PM
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Reporter to Mike McDaniel: "Hey, welcome to Miami."
McDaniel: "That's my fifth welcome to Miami, and I'm feeling welcomed. I'm just waiting for you to bust some Welcome to Miami' and then finish a verse." 😂
pic.twitter.com/A0h0T8kex2 2/10/22, 7:51 AM
McDaniel: "That's my fifth welcome to Miami, and I'm feeling welcomed. I'm just waiting for you to bust some Welcome to Miami' and then finish a verse." 😂
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TREY: I’LL BE READY
GOODBYE FLYING TOMATO—
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TOPICS:
1-NFL:
A- BRYANT YOUNG, CLIFF BRANCH INTO HOF
Huge #49ers news:
DT Bryant Young has been elected into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Class of 2022
Bryant Young
Tony Boselli
Richard Seymour
Sam Mills
LeRoy Butler
Cliff Branch
Dick Vermeil
Art McNally 2/10/22, 7:07 PM
DT Bryant Young has been elected into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Class of 2022
Bryant Young
Tony Boselli
Richard Seymour
Sam Mills
LeRoy Butler
Cliff Branch
Dick Vermeil
Art McNally 2/10/22, 7:07 PM
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| The 10 finalists *not* to make the Hall of Fame: Devin Hester, Andre Johnson, Reggie Wayne, Torry Holt, DeMarcus Ware, Patrick Willis, Jared Allen, Zach Thomas, Ronde Barber, Willie Anderson | |||||
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Done deal…former #Raiders WR Cliff Branch (RIP) selected to @ProFootballHOF as senior candidate. Branch is 29th Hall of Famer recognized by @Raiders, with 2-time Super Bowl winning head coach Tom Flores & DB @CharlesWoodson going in last year. 2/10/22, 7:07 PM
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B- NFL HONORS:
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I'm not sure what Matt LaFleur will have to do in order to win coach of the year, but the voting wasn't close:
Mike Vrabel: 25
Matt LaFleur: 8
Rich Bisaccia: 3
Zac Taylor: 2
Bill Belichick: 1 2/10/22, 7:21 PM
Mike Vrabel: 25
Matt LaFleur: 8
Rich Bisaccia: 3
Zac Taylor: 2
Bill Belichick: 1 2/10/22, 7:21 PM
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Nick Bosa: Multi-ligament ACL tear in 2020, played in 20 games in 2021 (including 12 road games!) and finished with 15.5 sacks, fourth-most in NFL in regular season. 2/10/22, 7:00 PM
C- WHO WINS ON SUNDAY??
-RAMS— DLINE TOO GOOD — CAN’T RUN IT — CAN THEY RPOTECT BURROW
-ELI APPLE IS A CB WHO WILL START V RAMS
-WHO TAKES KUPP IN SLOT?
-RAMS ONLY LOSS IN LAST 9 IS 49ERS COMEBACK WIN
BENGALS:
-BURROW AND CHASE UNSTOPABLE?
-FIND A WAY TO RUN AND PROTECT BURROW
-STAFFORD IS TURNOVER STAFFORD…
D- WOULD NFL CINSIDER LONDON FOR A SUPER BOWL??
London wants a Super Bowl, but would the NFL really consider that? dlvr.it/SJpmqH pic.twitter.com/YCb4rMqwp5 2/11/22, 9:19 AM
AIKMAN AND MICHAELS??
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Amazon is clearly taking big swings to legitimize their NFL coverage, but could they really pull off a Michaels-Aikman booth? bit.ly/3sALVfS 2/11/22, 8:21 AM
49ERS:
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LOST: OC, WR COACH, ST COORDINATOR
#49ers WR coach Wes Welker, whose family wasn't in the Bay Area throughout his three-season tenure, joins Mike McDaniel's staff in Miami.
sfchronicle.com/sports/49ers/a… #dolphinspic.twitter.com/Tnbhmt36rs 2/11/22, 8:02 AM
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FRANK GORE HAS SPOKEN—
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TREY: ILL BE READY—
"I'm going to be ready to go Week 1, without a doubt," Lance said. "I'm super excited for the opportunity. I feel like I learned a lot. I'll continue to learn. But yeah, excited to get it going again."
Lance was on the sideline when the 49ers fell just short in the NFC Championship Game. The players will use the loss as motivation heading into the offseason. It's difficult watching the team that beat you—in this case, the Los Angeles Rams—playing instead of you.
"Walking off the field after the NFC Championship Game is hard," Lance shared. "The guys in our quarterback room, the guys on our team, we've got a special team and a real close-knit group of guys. It was hard, definitely, but it just made me more hungry."
Lance was asked to look back on his rookie year, mostly spent backing up Garoppolo, studying the playbook, and mimicking opposing quarterbacks on the practice squad. What are his thoughts on his first NFL season?
"It's definitely a new game, similar to the transition from high school to college, but I knew that coming in," Lance responded. "It was an awesome year. It obviously didn't end the way we wanted it to, but I obviously got to play a little bit, started two games, and learned from Jimmy, who I think was an awesome person for me to learn from on and off the field."
While Lance learned a lot from watching Garoppolo, the young quarterback acknowledges that nothing compares to in-game experience.
"I think there's nothing like reps, real live reps," Lance said. "Game reps, even practice reps. I think every rep I get, every throw I make, you definitely learn from it. But our coaching staff, and Jimmy, did an awesome job, I thought, throughout the year of finding different ways to implement me in[to games] early in the year, especially. And throughout the year, just finding ways for me to learn from Jimmy. His playing style obviously being a little bit different than mine, I think that benefitted me a lot also."
If this really is the end for Garoppolo in red and gold, the understudy hopes the 49ers do right by his mentor and friend.
"I know, whatever the situation is, if Jimmy does leave, I know they're going to do everything in their power, his people, as well as our organization, to make sure he ends up in a good spot," Lance commented. "He deserves to be in a good spot."
No interview would be complete without discussing the 49ers' most explosive offensive weapon, Deebo Samuel. The wide receiver and running back hybrid will be entering his fourth NFL season, and the 49ers hope to ensure it won't be his last in Santa Clara. They'll likely try to sign the NFL star to a contract extension, making sure to keep Samuel and Lance together for years to come.
"He's one of those people who was my big bro from day one," Lance said of Samuel. "He can do it all. You've seen it all—throwing touchdowns, running touchdowns, catching touchdowns. His explosiveness, the way he sees the game, he's definitely someone that I would like to play with for a long, long time."
Lance was on the sideline when the 49ers fell just short in the NFC Championship Game. The players will use the loss as motivation heading into the offseason. It's difficult watching the team that beat you—in this case, the Los Angeles Rams—playing instead of you.
"Walking off the field after the NFC Championship Game is hard," Lance shared. "The guys in our quarterback room, the guys on our team, we've got a special team and a real close-knit group of guys. It was hard, definitely, but it just made me more hungry."
Lance was asked to look back on his rookie year, mostly spent backing up Garoppolo, studying the playbook, and mimicking opposing quarterbacks on the practice squad. What are his thoughts on his first NFL season?
"It's definitely a new game, similar to the transition from high school to college, but I knew that coming in," Lance responded. "It was an awesome year. It obviously didn't end the way we wanted it to, but I obviously got to play a little bit, started two games, and learned from Jimmy, who I think was an awesome person for me to learn from on and off the field."
While Lance learned a lot from watching Garoppolo, the young quarterback acknowledges that nothing compares to in-game experience.
"I think there's nothing like reps, real live reps," Lance said. "Game reps, even practice reps. I think every rep I get, every throw I make, you definitely learn from it. But our coaching staff, and Jimmy, did an awesome job, I thought, throughout the year of finding different ways to implement me in[to games] early in the year, especially. And throughout the year, just finding ways for me to learn from Jimmy. His playing style obviously being a little bit different than mine, I think that benefitted me a lot also."
If this really is the end for Garoppolo in red and gold, the understudy hopes the 49ers do right by his mentor and friend.
"I know, whatever the situation is, if Jimmy does leave, I know they're going to do everything in their power, his people, as well as our organization, to make sure he ends up in a good spot," Lance commented. "He deserves to be in a good spot."
No interview would be complete without discussing the 49ers' most explosive offensive weapon, Deebo Samuel. The wide receiver and running back hybrid will be entering his fourth NFL season, and the 49ers hope to ensure it won't be his last in Santa Clara. They'll likely try to sign the NFL star to a contract extension, making sure to keep Samuel and Lance together for years to come.
"He's one of those people who was my big bro from day one," Lance said of Samuel. "He can do it all. You've seen it all—throwing touchdowns, running touchdowns, catching touchdowns. His explosiveness, the way he sees the game, he's definitely someone that I would like to play with for a long, long time."
2- WARRIORS
A- BEAT AT HOME BY KNICKS
B- LACK OF SIZE??
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Warriors lose to the Knicks at home on the same night the Suns beat up the Bucks. Warriors are now 4.5 games out of the top spot in the West. Furthest they've been from the #1 seed all season. 2/10/22, 9:31 PM
BUY OUT —
New for @TheAthleticNBA - sizing up the three tiers of the NBA buyout market
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