Just Show Up? Tyler Shough, New Orleans Saints Embarrass Panthers After BOLD Claim!

Just Show Up? Tyler Shough, New Orleans Saints Embarrass Panthers After BOLD Claim!

[Music] Hey, remember on Wednesday when we uh did our opposing media interview with uh our buddy Julian Council from Locked on Panthers and one of the questions I always like to ask when we have a guest on that that covers another team, I like to ask like what’s the blueprint for that team to win? Um, it just kind of gives you an idea of from the perspective of someone who covers that team, who knows a lot about them, like what what they think the path would be for that team to win the game. And I asked Julian Councel what the Panthers blueprint would be to beat the Saints. Remember what he said? Take care of your business. Just show up. Honestly, if we looked at how New Orleans has played this season, just show up. I mean, I love my guy. All right. Known Julian a long time. Seen him at SEC media days for years. I mean, just show up in the NFL is never really a good option. I mean, I don’t know if you know, but and Muse, are the Miami Dolphins having a good season? No, they’re not. Oh, really? They got Tua. And and the coach with the that wears the jeggings. Yeah, they do. With the, you know, with that comes midcafe. Yeah. And you’d think that’d be enough. Yeah. Young guy. Yeah. Mike McDaniel. Yeah, he has. Yeah. He’s like works in it. Yeah. Um Devon Devon A Chain from A&M. A good running back, man. Really good. They’re not They’re no good. No, no, they’re three and seven. Oh, yeah. They’re no good. Oh, good. Yeah. Hey, are the Buffalo Bills having a good season? Bills pretty good. Yeah. Are they really? Mhm. They’re pretty good. Remember when the Bills stunk? Yes. Yeah, they’re good now. Good. Josh Allen, man, really kind of turned around. Shawn McDermott. Yeah. Yeah. Good franchise. Good organization. Didn’t they play yesterday? They played each other. Yeah, they did. How did that go? Uh Miami won 30 to13. Oh. Oh, really? Yeah. That’s So, the really bad team beat the really good team handedly. Yeah. So apparently Buffalo didn’t show up. Doesn’t look like it. If they had just shown up, they probably would have won because that’s all you got to do, right? Some would say that. Yes. Just show up. M I mean like if we were talking about a great team, like if we were talking about Tom Brady’s Patriots against the same old sorry ass Jets for all those years. Okay, I kind of get it. Like just just show up. You’re probably gonna it’s probably going to go your way. Like the Panthers aren’t good. I mean respect. Like, didn’t didn’t you learn the week prior the danger of just showing up when Carolina sorry as Carolina went up to Green Bay and won 1613. That’s a danger of just think you’re just going to show up. It’s the NFL man. Just show up. That’s tough. I kind of want to pull We pulled the audio. I don’t know if when he said that if I was on camera. Uh Paulie, do you know like if if I was like if if we had Julian’s uh still up because I kind of want to pull see what my facial reaction was during that just show up is I think you and I were both kind of like Yeah. Say cuz I mean it’s any given Sunday. How many times we have to hear that every year? It’s the NFL, bro. Like I mean whenever you say that your ears do perk up because it’s like wait what did he just say? Yeah. What? The Carolina Panthers, especially the Panthers, really the Panthers who who got dusted by New England 42-13, who got run over by Buffalo 40 to9. I mean, lo lost the Cardinals. They’re no good. I mean, Saints lost the Cardinals, too, but the Saints aren’t any good. Yes. Anyway, the moral of the story is if you’re ever doing a radio interview and someone asks you what the blueprint is for your team to win, I wouldn’t go with just show up. That’s liable to bite you. Liable to bite you. Shout out to Julian Council though. Locked on Panthers. Good dude. Terrible answer. Awful answer to the question. Great dude and really good at his job. It’s possible to be really good at what you do and to give an awful answer. That’s a guy who’s really good at what he does and gave an awful answer to that question. Uh Alen Mua, by the way, Ellen Moore, he met with reporters on Monday, was asked if Sunday was the team’s most complete performance of the year. Here’s what he said. Felt like it was nice to see complimentary football in three phases working together. Uh certainly saw that with uh with just the way that thing played out. And so I felt like it was uh one of our cleaner games, protecting the football, creating turnovers, playing a physical game in all three phases. So hopefully something we can build on. The the biggest conversation point though obviously is about Tyler Shuck. So um my feeling I think about Shuck’s day is probably like a lot of you had. I’m not sitting here ready to to coronate Tyler Shuck uh as a Hall of Famer or even as the Saints future starter, as the franchise. What what I think is undeniable out of Sunday is you saw enough there to say, “Oh, that could be something.” His ability to move in the pocket, keep his eyes downfield. Certainly the arm strength clearly is there, the accuracy on the deep ball to Chris Ave. Man, the play on the 52 y to Jawan Johnson. in the catch and run. He avoided about three different wouldbe defenders. Um really impre protected the football. I mean all check check check check all the way through that. Well, what about after they they watch the film? Here was here was Ellen on Monday. Ellen Moore after they watched the film. Yeah, I thought there’s a lot of positives. Every game’s going to have some opportunities um that we’re going to want want to get back and that that everyone falls in the same boat for that. I think um you know there’s a lot of positives there. I thought you know the hard downs, the third downs I thought were a huge factor in uh in the offense um yesterday. I thought he made some incredible plays moving in the pocket, guys staying alive and so uh you he delivered downfield made some big plays. Even the touchdown to Jawan, I mean I think they said after the game that that was like his third or fourth progression like Ross Jackson wrote about this Louisiana Sports Net like that ball wasn’t supposed to go to Jawan but he went through his third fourth progression. I mean, that shows you’re talking about a guyy’s 26 years old, man. Played seven years of college football. He’s been around a long time and had the opportunity for the first two months of the season to sit and watch and maybe that benefited him. Now, the Saints go into their buy, an opportunity to rest, to continue to grow there with Shuck as the starter and see how they do in a home game against the Falcons where I can assure you they will have to do more than just show up. Uh, by the way, on third down, the Saints were eight of 17 on third down on Sunday against the Panthers. The uh the Panthers were three of nine on Thursday night. Hey, thanks so much for watching. Please leave your comments. I love to interact. And be sure to hit the red subscribe button below. Further with you [Music] [Applause] in [Music] that world with

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