Doug Morone said he didn't get Furnett the ball enough last week. Would you expect to see a lot of him this week? Yeah, I would expect to see a lot of 27, yeah. What makes him so effective, I guess, is he? Just tough, hard nose, downhill, physical. Got good speed once he clears the line of scrimmage, but he's just a hard runner.  And he comes with a force.  He's a really, really tough, tough runner. He's become a big part of their passing game as well, right? Yeah, I just, you got to get a guy like that to ball. I mean, a guy's a dynamic player, and whether it be screen passes, whether it be a swing, check down, whatever.  Offense for you guys has picked up in the last few weeks. Does that take a little bit of pressure off the defense at times when, you know, the offense is scoring 20 or 25 points? Sure, yeah, any time the offense is moving the ball really well, I always say we're playing great defense, and when they're getting first down, we're playing great on defense. So we're sitting on the bench. So that's the whole object is score points, and don't let them score points. So the more the offense is out there, the better it is. And we got to do our part. We got to do better than what we've been doing on third down to get off the field to give the offense the ball. Is that you think that's the biggest reason? I mean, the points have gone up a little bit in the last few weeks. Is third down, do you think? Absolutely. We have not played like we did early in the year on third down. We were very good on third down for about first seven games or eight games or something like that. In the last couple of games, we have not been as good. And it extends, drives. You stay on the field longer. You play more plays. It's all those things. The offense doesn't have the ball as long. It's all those things. You got to get off the field on third down. What were some other areas of emphasis that you're kind of focused on seeing improvement, maybe? Big plays. It's really the third down and the big plays. Those are the two focal points. When you don't give up big plays on defense or penalties, I consider a penalty like a pass interference penalty is like a 40 yard play. So if you don't give up penalties and big plays and make people go the long, hard way, generally you've got a good chance. The other part of it, though, is going the long, hard way is you can't let them keep converting third downs. So really between those two things, I thought we played the run somewhat better. But then again, we give up a play maybe here or there. So if we can just eliminate the big plays, the penalties, and play better on third down, that's the whole key to me being a good defense.


Hi, I'm Carol Barrett with Intel Corporation, and I'm Nicole Huesman with Intel Corporation. It's pretty exciting what Intel's doing these days to increase the diversity of our workforce. We're setting high goals and we're putting a lot of money behind them and resources, and we're getting them done. You know, it's exciting because when we have more diversity in our teams, we're a better team. We come up with better ideas, better solutions, more innovative technologies, and I'm so excited to see that coming to the OpenStack community as well. As am I. We just introduced this week to an internship program through the OpenStack Foundation, two internships to begin with, one focused on ask.openstack.org, and that group is focused on essentially bringing critical resources to operators and to end users to make deployment and maintenance and use of OpenStack far easier. The second internship is focused on the Tempest project. The Tempest project is a testing system behind the submission of patches into OpenStack, ensuring the quality and the reliability of OpenStack projects. Wow, that's great. I'd love to see more people getting opportunities to get exposed to OpenStack and contribute to the community. Absolutely. The women of OpenStack here in Barcelona held their second speed mentoring event just the other day. That was pretty exciting. That was absolutely exciting. We had over 40 mentees come in and get together with about a dozen mentors and talk about the technical challenges that they're facing and the things they want to learn or about the career and strategic acumen that they're trying to build as well. Great opportunities for everybody, not just women by the way, to get involved and to get some help and support in contributing to our community. Yeah, and Carol, you've been essential in really leading that mentor program. Thanks, Nicole. It's really been a lot of fun because not only do we have the speed mentoring events here, but we have a long-term mentoring program that we also provide. Again, it's sponsored by the Women of OpenStack, but it's available to both women and men. What we try and do is to match up people who have either a technical area they want to learn about or a career area they want to learn about with experts in that field and develop their plans, their strategies and continue to grow and thrive in our community. Absolutely. And we just had this week, we've begun to share stories of some of the members of this diverse community within OpenStack. And one of the sessions that we had this week really brought together three amazing individuals. Holly Besmore from Comcast, Xing Yang from Dell EMC, and Carol. And really Holly talked about building and establishing a pipeline of diversity within a company. Xing talked about really being new to the OpenStack community and truly how to integrate into the community and about this mentor-mentee relationship. And then Carol, you talked about the fact that diversity can be a real competitive advantage for companies, sure, but really for individuals. And it was wonderful to be able to tell their stories to the rest of the community and to bring in new ideas and new perspectives and to welcome new folks into the community so that we can really begin to inspire this next generation of OpenStack developers. And what we'd like to offer up or to ask is that we know that there are valuable and inspiring and amazing stories across the community and we really invite others. We'd like to continue the conversation from this summit across the various OpenStack events, meetups and user groups and other OpenStack summits. So we ask for others to share their stories and their experiences so that the new folks coming into the community can really learn from them and develop that path or really find their own path. So we ask for you to share them, send us an email to the women of OpenStack mailing list. Yeah, and then we can go ahead and work with you to find the right fit and the right time for you to tell your story. Thanks for your time with you. See you at the next OpenStack event. Thank you.


Now, if you want to stick around, we're going to do a quick Q&A. I have to do this quick because I have to leave Houston and get it back to El Paso. So let me answer any question I can potentially answer for you quickly. We'll go from there. So, Q&A. What do we got? IT&D, Desla. You off DD? See you soon. Digital Dave. Is Digital Dave here? Me and Digital Dave have, we are cornering the market on green screens. This is actually my mom's basement. All right. Same thing with my pool, just a green screen, mom's basement.  That's a real deal. Hey, Desla. Ah, beauty days here. You know, I've also got to give more wrenches out to moderators. If you want to be a moderator, just put in there, I'd like to be a moderator. And if I've seen you around for enough time, I'll give you the wrench.  There's not that many trolls on my channel. It's pretty cool. There are some. I, it's sometimes it's fun. When Geo Metro, I got to tell you that was my first, was my first vehicle in college. Geo Metro and a white 92 Geo Metro got 55 miles to the gallon. Don't laugh because I'm sure people right now would love to have that car, especially with the gas prices. Although here in Houston, it was like, I went to the gas station, 4,035 cents. Pretty good. We'll get it up and go. I should go actually. What about Roger? What about Roger Veer? Good guy. Nice guy. Had him on the show. I know people got ticked off him because of the Bitcoin cash thing. I got to tell you, he's done more for Bitcoin and crypto than a lot of these fakers have done in their entire timeframe. He's like the real deal. And you know what? QO has got a good point. Spot ETF will help bring crypto mainstream and open up for institutions. You are correct, sir, ma'am. The only thing is just remember this. The institutions take it. The institutions give it and they take it the way. So just remember that all this money that's flowing in, we want that. We love it when it comes in, but we hate them when they take it out. And guess what institutions are really good at? Especially Wall Street. Wall Street is really good at this. It's buying low, selling high, and a little bit of manipulation. So just be aware of what you're getting into. That's why I'm not smart enough to figure those guys out. I just dealt across the average. Ah, Sam Chung. Yeah, I'm sure. It does make it mainstream. You guys are all correct. Can we stick our ADA on ledger? I don't know, but I got a great video in the description. It's for my stake pool, though, because I'm super biased. You can watch that video and you can take all your ADA off of the exchanges, stake it with DNews, or somebody else. It doesn't really matter. Just stake it with somebody. Help support the network. And I show you how to actually take it off exchanges and how to choose the right staking pool. Again, it's up to you. And ADA, yes, can be stored in the ledger. I know that for a fact. I will ban the trolls. Can I ask you thoughts? Man, this is like the fifth time I get asked that. I got to do a deep dive. Very busy. Sorry, everybody. And let's see. What's this? With transaction fees and taking Bitcoin off of exchanges, is there a dollar amount threshold you have as a rule of thumb before sending to your ledger? No. See, it just depends.  If it's $10 to buy and the fee is eight bucks, what's the point, right? So even if the exchange went insolvent and locked you down, you'd be like, well, what do I lose? $2 of Bitcoin? I think I'll be okay. So it's just one of those things that you just have to kind of play it by ear. And every exchange is different. And that's why I have a spreadsheet that you can look at. It's a link in the description. I can't bring it up right now, but it'll just show you all the exchanges that I use. And yes, everybody asked me. I still use Voyager. But remember, just like I have been talking about, oh, you can't say again. Great. Just like I've been talking about for here, the rules to those rules underneath me, five rules that I live by. You can adopt them if you want. Just assume it's all gone. Don't invest more than you can afford to lose because if you do, rest before disaster, just assume it's all gone. You won't feel bad about it, especially, and it helps you to gauge something.  I feel real good about this. This is my entire life savings. If you can save back your mind, okay, it's all gone. Would you invest into it? And if it gives you pause, probably not a good idea. Next one, everything's a scam. And the third one, the most important, try to shoot for 0% on exchanges. I have a minimum of 3%. That's the maximum I try to leave on any one exchange. And it saved my bacon a lot of times, especially with Celsius. So don't leave too much on exchanges. Put them on your ledger. Don't use leverage, the three Ls, right? Ladies, liquor and leverage. That's the three ways that men get destroyed. So 25, 50X is just ridiculous for me. And of course, along the way, if you're going to dollar cost average in, dollar cost average out and take those profits. It's not so daunting as time goes on. Okay. Let's see. Yes. Yes, BK, moving all my crypto to a hard wall. And if you're having problems with that, trying to figure that out, like how do I do that? There's a website. It's called danteachescrypto.com. It's free. It's 100% free. It's always been free and always will be free. Just go to module two. Let me show you. Let's go to this module. Well, first go to danteachescrypto. Sign up. Let's go to this module, module two safety. And I just show you what's a crypto wallet. What's a public private key, setting up your ledger, setting up your ledger live app, transferring crypto assets from exchange wall. I show it to you all too. And that's exactly how I do it. So hopefully that helps. Uh-oh. Well, this is something to look for. Roger Verone's coin flex, $47 million USDC, looking at both Rodgers and coin flex, Twitter handle, and both accusing each other. Man, things are falling apart. See? Ooh, this is a good question. Rob, do you think there will be another four-year cycle? Great question. So, here's my theory. And I talk about this a lot. So sorry if you've heard this. But so far it's hang true. Four-year cycles. It also has the Bitcoin having. The first one was 2012. Then it comes in all-time high, 2013. Then there's like a dip and a reset, 2014, 15. Then it happens again in 2016. There's a having. Remember that all-time high? Ooh, $19,500. Which we just saw Bitcoin at $17,600. So whatever. Then there's a dip. Then there's a reset. Or as some people call it crypto winter. And then guess what? It's happening again. In 2020, there was a having. 2021, we had the all-time high. I thought we're going to go higher in 2022. Extended cycles. Me and Ben both thought it. Ben came up with it, but I just thought it was right. It wasn't right. And it was still... I was wrong in the four-year cycle. They're still intact. We had a huge dip. And we're in crypto winter. Sorry, we are. And it's going to go... I think it's still going to go lower. That's why I'm only $1 across every year every week. Then it's going to be reset in 2023, when we can hopefully start accumulating, especially when the Fed pivots, and it'll just start again. Having in 2024, probably all-time high, 2025, 26, and 27. Now, is that guaranteed? Absolutely not. But so far, in the last 12, 14 years... Hold on. It's not right. Four, eight. There we go. 11 years. 11 years. So far it's been right. It hasn't changed. There's no deviation. So, I mean, it's right until it isn't. All right. Harvey. Hi, Dan. Do you have any risk of your positions, or do you hold? I sold some of the cryptos that just weren't doing anything for me, because they were just dragging me down. So I sold those. But remember, I was... It wasn't a hard choice, because remember, I was dollar-cost averaging from 2018 and 2019, where everything was super low. So I didn't see them hitting anything great, so I just sold them. So did you... Yes, I did. I just didn't see the point. And that's it. I got to tell you, I had a hard time selling in the last... in my previous cycles, but not these days. It just gets easier. Rob, if you could only invest in one altcoin, who would you go with? USDC. That's a lame answer. I don't know. I mean, some people say, well, Ethereum, because it's going to go great, and it's got so much first mover advantage. I'm not so sure. I'm not so sure. Friendster had my first mover advantage, and then came MySpace. MySpace had first mover advantage, and then came Facebook. That seems to do okay. Blockbuster had first mover advantage, and there's only one left in Bend, Oregon, apparently. So I know. I don't have much faith in Ethereum as much as I used to, especially with this merge getting delayed again. But who knows? I don't know. I like StormX. I like Cardano. I like Polkadot. I like Neer, just because it's built. Sweatcoin's building on it. I like all these things. Good day and a right. I haven't done the deep dive, so I can't see it. Okay. Yes. Great question, Jackie. You keep USD as your ledger. Yes. As opposed to, well, we're talking about the stablecoin. Stablecoin's in the ledger. It was on Voyager, but I had to take it off because it's risky. So I had to take it off into my ledger. Now, you can convert USD to C to dollars and put it to your bank. The thing is though, is that do you have a bank that questions your every move, especially if you have a lot of money floating around? I do. So I don't like to convert it to dollars and send it to my bank. I have to just sit there even though it's FDIC insured. It's always the questions. So I put it over. Oh, David, great question. This will be the last one. I got to get out of here.  Are you still navigator status? Yes. So for Voyager, there is one caveat. I can't sell my Voyager tokens because that gives that navigator status. And I, you know, if I was, if I could see a little bit better, I probably could have sold it and then I got it back much cheaper because that's just the right way to do it. But I'm just not selling it at this point. And you know, it's probably a bad move in all honesty. So it's just the truth. I probably should have sold it, but I haven't. That's what's up. So there you go, everybody. Rob is not, not perfect. He screws up every so often. All right, everybody. So look, that's it for today. I got to get out of here. So I got a long drive ahead of me, me and the wife and the grandson. We got to get out of here. So thanks so much for stopping by. I appreciate everybody. And if you want to be, you know what, if you want to be a moderator, just put it in there. I'll take a look in the live chat and add you guys in. But that's it for today. So thanks so much for stopping by. I do appreciate it. Remember, don't forget to submit those questions for me and Simon Dixon bank feature. This should be a dynamite one on Thursday, but that's it.  Thanks. Like and subscribe. Great stuff. Adios.


Was Muhammad's marriage to Aisha ethical? We should be asking ourselves, is how can a religiously valid marriage be anything but ethical? There's no written record of anyone accusing the Prophet peace be upon him of any wrongdoing before the year 1905. This is strictly a slander produced in modern times. Multiple scholars question the reliability of all the Aisha marital hadith that were generated over time from a single unreliable source. One, it was narrated by the individual concerned herself, namely Aisha. Two, the report from Aisha is in the soundest of books after the book of Allah, namely the two Sahis of Abu Qari and Musleh. Three, it was narrated from Aisha via a number of chains of narration.


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America's team, the Dallas Cowboys. Every year it feels like they have all the pieces. They've got the money, the players, the stadium, but in the playoffs, they just crumble. And that's why they hired me, to take over America's team and lead them back to a dynasty. And of course, this video can't end until we hoist the Lombardi trophy. The very first thing I'm doing as Jerry Jones, we are firing Mike McCarthy. Come on. Our new head coach is someone who gets our culture a little bit better, Phil McCockenor. Now, on paper, this Dallas Cowboys roster is absolutely insane, but that's kind of the problem, right? They have this incredible roster and yet they cannot make it to the Super Bowl. But luckily, we don't have too much that we really have to worry about as far as players, since there's so many studs on this team. We've got a young 96 overall CD-Lam, got a young 88 overall Tony Pollard. Micah Parsons, one of the best defensive players in the league, also very young. Aside from those guys though, a lot of our big contract, big numbers guys, are all pretty old. Tyron Smith obviously is pushing it, Zach Barton as well. Dak Prescott is right at that Madden sweet spot. He is 30 years old, so he's gonna start to regress, but he's a 90 overall. He'll play well. DeMarcus Lawrence, 92 overall, he is pretty old. Same with Gilmore, same with Vandoresh. So I think this will be a really fun rebuild to rebuild through the draft potentially in free agency. And we do have an excellent core, but Dallas Cowboys are one of the few teams where I feel no need to switch their schemes at all. Everybody knows Offensive Playbook. Dallas Cowboys is really an incredible offensive playbook. This will get your wide receivers tons of receiving yards and your running back will get used as well. And even your tight end really, it's stupidly good. Defensive wise, not sure how good this is, but I'm excited to see it. It's a 4-3 under and obviously we have two really good edge rushers on the D line in Micah and DeMarcus Lawrence. So I'm just gonna run this stock. I think the real position in time where we're gonna make an adjustment at the end of this season, I anticipate we're gonna do really well. I think we need to trade for a high draft pick depending on how strong the draft class is, for the positions we need. I'm not gonna lie, I'm kind of thinking about trading back, but we'll get there. Mid-season, we're four and two, kind of what we expected. My rookie classes are on normal draft strength for everything. Let's take a look at these prospects because this is gonna be really important for determining if we trade or not. Top five's got wide receiver Tackle Guard Tackle. Who's this number one guy though, Kerry Norwell out of Auburn. Six-four, 22 years old and tangibles are okay. A-play action, B-break Sack. There's George Carter out of San Diego State. He looks really good. Well, if I'm gonna trade Dack, I need to either get George Carter or Kerry Norwell. Now, you might be wondering why I'd even wanna trade Dack. He's just so valuable right now and this team is definitely getting older in other positions. So I feel like Dack has the most value and if we drafted a solid quarterback, we could easily get them back to Dack's level but only progressing even more. Superstar 92 overall, he's having a great season. He's gonna be worth so much at the end of the season. I think that's what we're gonna do. Let's send to the playoffs. We should make the playoffs. It's gonna be before the draft where we really make a big move here on this roster. What do you know? We go 13 and four with taking on the Philadelphia Eagles. I am talking down about this team like it's not a good team. It's technically possible that we win the Super Bowl this year but that's not really the point of the rebuild because I understand that Madden's simulation just favors the Cowboys and the Chiefs.  Let's take a look at our stats in this first year. And what do you know? Dack Prescott finishes second in the NFL 4,666 passing yards. Did we win MVP? Oh my God, we might actually won MVP. Oh, let's go. Dack Prescott was a top four MVP candidate in the league this year. So this is relatively realistic. Coach of the year goes to film a cocket during his first year. Let's go baby. CD Lam gets offensive player of the year.  Michael Parsons was third in defensive player of the year voting. That's awesome. Dack gets best quarterback. Dude, Besso Lyman, Zach Martin. Oh my God, we dominated. Amazing season for us. That's huge. All right, let's just start by seeing how we do in this wildcard. We might even check in with the squad see if they catch a dub. We win right there. We're taking on the Niners in the divisional. This is a true test right here. Oh my God. NFC championship versus the Atlanta Valkins.  Okay, let's check in. Let's see how our base squad does against the Valkins. Dack Prescott versus Desmond Ritter.  It's gonna start to get spicy after this though when we actually have to make big decisions. Lawrence will be out. Tyron Smith will be out. Zach Martin will be out. Layton Van Der Esch will be out. It's gonna be CD Lam, Michael Parsons and whatever quarterback we land with. It's zero to zero right now in the first quarter. Now seven zero. Now seven three. Now 14 three. 14 10. Ooh, this is pretty close. Let's check in. Check in with the boys. 14 to 11. Cowboys got a three point lead, second and five. Dack. Unloads deep. Caught. That wasn't even a good ball. It's absolutely delivered. Damn, now this is making me really think it. Do we build the dynasty around Dack and just let him get older? No, we gotta take him for what he's worth. In fact, him having an MVP season's even better. He's worth even more right now. Am I a hater? Sure. First and 10, handoff Pollard. Stuffed. Second and eight. Second and eight. What do you got, Dack? Another, ooh, play action to Pollard. Down to Jake Ferguson. He's also stuffed early. Third and seven. Third and seven.  Go, Dack. Go. Oh, he took it. Fourth and one. I think I go for this. What did the Cowboys do here? Yeah, they're going for it. Hell yeah. Damn, is this team really gonna go to the Super Bowl? Pollard. Ooh, he lowered his, there's a flag. Oh my God, is that on the Cowboys? There's that like a face mask. Holding on the offense. Oh my God. I'm gonna steal with a crucial holding call. Now it's gonna be 17 to 11. This is big. Oh, it's huge actually. Wow, what a mistake. He had it, too Pollard had it. Not by much, but he had it. First and goal. It's a six point game. Dallas has to stuff them here. The NFC championship coming down to Atlanta versus Dallas. That's a dot. Oh my God. Now the Cowboys in the game winning drive because the Falcons are up one. Wow, this is a big game right here. Big clutch. First and 10, they're already across the 50. There's still three timeouts for Atlanta though. They don't really need that many more yards. Like this is like, you shouldn't be doing that. You should never be doing that. You should be milking the clock right now and then kicking a game winning field goal. What are they doing? They're gonna give Atlanta the ball back. I don't know if I agree with that play goal. I guess you're never guaranteed to make the field goal but I don't know if I would have done that. Damn, they scored fast though. They turned the ball over. Oh, Atlanta turns the ball over. Dallas takes it home, dude. Are we really gonna win a Super Bowl the first year? This is gonna feel so fraudulent.  Here we go. Take me to the Super Bowl. You know damn well we're playing the Chiefs. Just get ready for it. Holy curve ball. We're taking on the Dolphins in the Super Bowl. Let's go. Hey, Super Bowl 58, allegiance stadium. We're in Vegas, baby. Miami's up first. Dallas got seven. Miami responds with another field goal. Dallas got 14, 14 to six, 21 to six. I'm about to say, dude, Dallas is so much better than Miami and the Sim. I feel like this might just be a curb stomp. Oh my God.   I have been here for 15 minutes. That's actually so easy mode. That's crazy. America's team needs no rebuild. Thanks for watching, ladies and gentlemen. I'm just kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. This is actually where the fun starts. This is truly where the rebuild begins. I'm excited to have a Super Bowl ring already, but that's a negative 21.2 million in available salary cap. Of course, we also have the very last pick in the NFL draft. Now, if I want a quarterback, I have two options. Let's take a look at this mock draft here. So Kerry Norwell is always going first. That guy must be an absolute monster because he's always going first. And it looks like that other quarterback is actually falling. George Carter falling all the way to 20. What? The second best quarterback falling to 20. We're not even gonna have to trade up that aggressively. Yeah, he's falling to 20. He really slipped. Maybe I should be concerned about him then.  I think I might need to trade up for Kerry Norwell. Who has the first pick? So the team with the number one pick is the Patriots. The Patriots would love Dak Prescott. Let's get cooking with the Patriots here. Dak's cap hit is 60 million. It's actually insane. This would solve a lot of problems if we could find a team willing to take him. I think the Patriots have good cap space too. So getting their first pick, this might actually work. Three first rounders and Cole Strange for the MVP. Actually, let me make sure we're not underselling. There's just no way, right? Did I just undersell Dak Prescott for three first round picks a second and a Cole Strange? You know, I don't care if Madden thinks that's an undersell. I don't think Dak Prescott's even worth that. This is exactly what we wanted. We got to take a look at the team though. So C.D. Lamb did get Superstar X Factor. He's up to Superstar X Factor. Smith and Zach Martin still look amazing. Cole Strange is basically Zach Martin's replacement. Zach Martin is 33 years old. He actually could be good for a while. So potentially, gosh, that's a good question. What am I gonna do with Cole Strange? Maybe I really didn't need him. We've already got Tyler Smith, who's 23 and a 91 overall. Maybe I could put him at tackle. If Tyron Smith gets out of here at 33, whatever. We've got a young replacement for one of these aging guys. Obviously no quarterback. Still got Gallivan Cooks. DeMarcus Lawrence is still cooking. I thought DeMarcus Lawrence might even retire. All right, dude. This is, jeez, here we go. All right, the good news. With round one pick one, this is an absolute no-brainer. There is only one quarterback in this class who's really that guy and it's Kerry Norwell. Kerry Norwell, throw power elite is such a good sign. Now you look at the rest of his intangible ratings. So I don't know if this guy's generational, but elite throw power is really the only thing that matters and his skills are really, really good across the board. This guy's at least a 75 overall and he's definitely hidden dev. Yes, he is. Kerry Norwell, you are Dallas Cowboy. All right, so now this is our pick, which is the end of the first round. I kind of want to grab. What do I want to grab here? I've got a lot of aging people in the secondary. I've got an aging offensive line. I've got an aging DeMarcus Lawrence. Kind of just got to take the best player available here. Jamal Stevenson, not good enough.  Damn, I really didn't need Cole Strange.  We are taking Riley Ross here. Hidden dev left guard, 21 years old lefty out of Florida State. And we'll probably end up trading Cole Strange or maybe we'd trade Zach Martin. Ah, that feels so weird. I'm trading away some very like key Dallas Cowboy. I'm ruining the heart and soul of this team. I'm also, I actually am gonna take Jamal Stevenson here just in case he's hidden dev. Not gonna lie, his stats are not that good. 88 speed, 86 Excel is pretty damn slow for safety, but hidden dev's the important part here. He has room to improve and our secondary's getting a little bit older. So I'm cool with that. So we are three for three on hidden devs. This is an immaculate draft right now. We've got round two pick 32. It's really hard to say what we need at this point. I wouldn't hate a decent linebacker. Eric Vallejo, good speed. Eric McCullough, Amari Sheffield. I'm actually gonna take this D-Tackle, BJ Hammond. 87, 384, except we don't have any good D-Tackles on this team. We just got a hidden dev. 62300 pounds, 21 speed rush out of San Diego State. San Diego State coming in clutch. All right, I am simming to the end of the draft. We are absolutely nuclear right now. Keep in mind, I do have dev trait regression on. So players can lose their X-Factors, they can lose their superstars. It definitely makes rebuilding a lot harder. So that's why I wanted to do it. We are still negative in cap space. But let's take a look at this draft recap. Absolutely one of the best drafts I've ever had. I already know it.  Kerry Norwell's an 80. Kerry Norwell's a big 80, 84 speed, 83 Excel, 81 agility. 95 throw power, 91 short accuracy. This guy's a beast, man. He's a field general with 95 throw power. Ross the guard, this is already a 74. So he's like matching Cold Strange. And he just cost us, you know what he cost us. It cost us the pick we took from the Patriots. Stevenson's a 72, Hammond's a 72. The computer even got me a 72 wide receiver. Are you hidden dev? No, I've been too crazier, right? Jojo Watkins is a 70 and then a couple of bums. Take a look at the entire class. Let's see how crazy his class was. Norwell has to be the best player in the class.  No, he's not. Mitch McCoy, 84 overall, right guard. Norwell's an 80 and then Tavarius Henry is an 80 overall wide receiver. There's a 79 and a linebacker and then there's a steep drop off. Yo, where's that other quarterback? Oh, is this guy truly a bum? Dude, we made such a good decision. I was almost gonna trade up to like 20, not really trade away that much and just take, like that's not even him. Ryland Peck is not even him. He was, his name was George.  And he's out of San Diego State. He's 72 overall.  If he's hitting Dev, he's probably pretty good. Okay, he's hitting Dev 72 overall. I wouldn't have been mad about that, but he's no Cary Norwell. Let's just say that. All right, let's take a look at this year two lineup. Cary Norwell just got dropped in the greatest position known to man. He has a 99 overall superstar X factor CD lamb. CD lamb, by the way, six to 25 years old at Oklahoma. Absolutely insane already. Pollard's a 91 and a superstar. They still got Gallop and Cooks. I really just like, wow, I drafted great offensive lineman that I don't need and we don't need Cole Strange either. So weird to be in that position. I'm gonna move Riley Ross to tackle, right tackle. And I'm gonna start him over Terence Steele just for the reps. It's a 72 overall there. He takes a little regression going to tackle. I'm gonna try and trade Tyron Smith. We just have too many good offensive linemen to be paying someone this much. I don't think anyone's gonna have the cap space for this dude. I kind of feel like the Washington commanders when they had Trent Williams, you know? He's like, yeah, he's a stud, but what are we doing with him? The Jets would love a left tackle. What would they give up? Dude, if they gave up Jermaine Johnson and a couple draft picks for Tyron Smith, that would actually be nasty. I finally got it to work. This is actually a really dope trade. I'm excited about this. So the Jets get Tyron Smith. Awesome left tackle. I'm sure Aaron Rodgers would love a guy like him. We get Jermaine Johnson, young edge rusher and their 2025 first round pick. So we also offload his contract onto them, which is awesome. So they kind of just like bought his contract off of us for an awesome left tackle. Now, the reason I did that is because of course, we've got to Marcus Lawrence, but to Marcus Lawrence is getting older too, and I want his replacement to be available. That of course is Jermaine Johnson. The more I look at the roster, the more I realize how just OP this team is. All right, so now we got Cold Strange at left tackle, Riley Ross at right tackle. Still got Zach Martin, B-dash and Tyler Smith. Insanity, really. Stevenson is waiting for his turn. Same with BJ Hammond, but for now, I think they're still gonna be depth players behind Odega Zua and Donovan Wilson. Same with Jermaine Johnson. He is gonna have to wait, but I think next season to Marcus Lawrence is gonna be out of here or regressing. So that's when I'm gonna have Jermaine Johnson take over. And then we've still got the Patriots first round pick, our own first round pick and the Jets first round pick in this upcoming draft. And I have a feeling we're probably gonna have an insane season two. So, Kerry Norwell offensive regular. Come here, baby. Season two looking solid. We are 11 and six. So a slight regression from 13 and four, but this is with Kerry Norwell, who presumably had a monster season. 4,130 passing yards, fifth in the NFL. It's not in the MVP running. We didn't get coached a year this year. We got, ooh, Micah Parsons, defensive player of the year. Let's go, baby. Micah Parsons, defensive player of the year. Offensive rookie of the year, Kerry Norwell. Amazing. And let's take a look at the stats compared to the entire NFL. So my home's at 5,000 yards season. Norwell 4,130, 25 touchdowns, nine receptions. Amazing rookie season. Now let's take a look at just our squad here. Pollard with 1,117 touchdowns. Damn, Norwell even got in on the ground. I swear. Receiving it was all C.D. Lamb, then Gallup, then Cooks, then Ferguson, then Pollard. What about defensively? I am interested to see how we did defensively. Van Der Resch with 132 tackles. He's actually not as old as I was thinking. He's only six years in the league. He's just done. I definitely thought he was older. Marquis Bell had 126. Wilson had 98 for TFLs. Sacks 19 for the defensive player of the year. Big Azua had six. Dark Assurance four and a half, two and a half for Jermaine Johnson. I bet. Interceptions, any four out of Donovan Wilson, two out of Van Der Resch, one out of Lee Cooker, Noah, Damon Clark, Trayvon Diggs. Darren Bland didn't have any. Darren Bland. Good tackles, no interceptions. Another incredible season. Let's see how this playoff run can go. Can we just like win a Super Bowl every season? That'd be kind of funny. Dub against the Seahawks. Do we choke? No, we don't. The NFC championship once again against Atlanta. It's a little NFC championship rivalry. Do we go to the Super Bowl? Are we going to Super Bowl back to back? Dude, the Falcons got us this time. We beat the Falcons last season. They beat us here. Super Bowl 59 is the, dude, the Dolphins dynasty. Sort of. I mean, the Dolphins make the Super Bowl again. Back to back years, do they win it this year? They lost to the Atlanta Falcons. So here's your recap. Falcons win at 35-24. One time Super Bowl champions. Kerry Norwell, offensive rookie of the year. Defensive player of the year actually went to Max Crosby. So Michael Parsons actually came second to Max Crosby.  Congratulations, Max Crosby. All right, let's head to free agency. I don't think we're going to have the cap for free agency, but I'll take a look anyway. All right, year three, we got 17 million cap and I have three first round draft picks. One thing to keep in mind, if there's not a player that we need, if there's not a player we even want, we need to trade and get some value down the line. I don't want to just be drafting players just because I have the pick. All right boys, let's start this draft. Our first pick is round one pick 15. That is from New England Patriots. So they actually had a pretty good season. Here's Derek Harbor, a free safety at LSU. Great speed, great jumping. He's a good option, but... Nick Downs, the tight end. Dude, this guy is a monster, wait a minute. Elite Excel, Elite Agility. Oh, we got to take him.   Yikes, buddy. Might have just drafted, maybe not a generational tight end, but a nasty tight end. That's a really good start here. I mean, there are good tackles available. These are actually really good tackles. I don't really need off, dude. I'm sorry, but I have to draft this. Are you shitting me? Elite, Elite, Elite, Elite, good, good. Now his strength is good, which isn't the best. It's got to be a hidden dev tackle. I actually don't need a tackle, but you just cannot pass on that. My God, these drafts are crazy, man. This is on normal strength. And then my next user pick is actually my pick. If there's a good wide receiver, I do want to take so many of them because Brandon Cooks is getting older. We may actually use all our draft picks here. Julian Oliver, great speed, great Excel, great agility. And he's six.  We're actually taking everybody 95 speed ahead. Dude, not only are the compways already good, but I'm having the best drafts I've really ever had. This might be a true dynasty. I'm advancing to the end of the draft. Have I drafted a normal dev at all? I don't think I've manually drafted a single normal dev, right? Drum roll, please. Draft recap is 77 overall. Nick, yeah, this guy's a monster. Nick Downs is 77 overall tight end. Shelton was a 74, Oliver was a 71.  Wow, pretty weak class overall. Terence Jennings, so there were two really good tight ends in here, Terence Jennings, and then Downs, Ted Harvey's center. Yeah, this is a very weak class overall. All right, gentlemen, let's take a look at this roster going into year three. So Riley Ross is a 78 at left tackle. Smith Bidesch, Zach Martin, and Norwell. So Norwell is now superstar, so he probably was star, and then when he got offensive record of the year, he got boosted up to superstar, but yeah, he's gonna be. He's so good, so fast. It's kind of OP. Let's move Oliver up in the depth chart also. To note, Michael Gallup regressed on his dev tray and Brandon Cooks either walked in free agency or was traded, although I'm not sure which one of those it is. We've got three really good tight ends now too. We should definitely move one of these guys. I like Ferguson a lot, but putting a little more stock in downs right now. Shelton, I'm gonna move to right tackle, and then I could put him in over Terence Steele. And then once again, we still have this whole cold strange debacle. Like we're actually a dynasty and we still have players with value that aren't getting used. It's kind of weird. Hey, and what do you know? DeMarcus Lawrence did retire. That's why we got Jermaine Johnson. Looks like it paid off. Odega Jua and Smith both got dev tray upgrades. Left outside linebackers is 65 overall. Diggs is still here. Bland regressed to normal then. Stevenson's a 77. Millie Cooker's an 86. Okay, defense. We need a linebacker next season. That'll be trade for a linebacker, but we got to remember how many extra draft picks we have thanks to New England Patriots. So let's look for a linebacker next class. And this season, honestly, this season very well could be a serious playoff push with how good this team is. Elvin five season, wait a minute. Ooh, one last hurrah. Discuss making a playoff push for a veteran. That is definitely Zach Martin. He might be out of here. Looks like Cary Norwell was third in the league in passing yards. 4,535 touchdowns, six interceptions. Pollard 1,320 insane season. Oh my God, Sadie Layon with 1,615 touchdowns, huge. Oh Farley, Mellow Farley must be our slot wide receiver. I didn't realize he was at slot and the Nickdowns had eight touchdowns. So that's a good season for him too. Defensively, Van Resch, Clark, five, four. Wow, really good interceptions for the squad. And then 22 and a half for my guess gotta be defensive player of the year. Please, he earned it this time. Norwell's fifth in MVP voting. Arthur Smith is coach of the year. That's funny. Micah Parsons, defensive player of the year. Let's see if he actually holds it for the whole league. Nickdowns is second in offensive rookie of the year. At least for the NFC. So insane season all around for these gentlemen. Now it's time for the wild card playoffs. Come make it to the bowl. Gotta get past the Niners who's a really good team, yeah. It's a tough wild card matchup. Take on the Niners, take the loss there but honestly, this team is still trying to get to the point where we were with Dak. And now that I say that, we're actually a little bit further along. Nickdowns is a superstar X factor. This team is so ready. Gotta make downs by slot wide receiver, dude. We're ready to win a Super Bowl. I honestly, I don't know how we didn't go further. We got 99 Micah. We just gotta get a better, let's get a better linebacker in here for Hampton. Give me to the draft. And we got, we got cap space now too. We can continue to pay all these guys. Yeah, honestly, Obama right there but our window to win a Super Bowl is still gigantic. So I'm not worried. So here's the thing. I do want an outside linebacker and at the top of this class is this outside linebacker, Josh Ruiz. Now he has a speed rusher, which isn't exactly what we want but he's got elite acceleration, good speed, really good stats and his coverages aren't horrible. Man coverage isn't bad. Zone coverage is a C. I think we might trade up unless we get Travis McDougald or Joe Whitfield out of Michigan. It's actually a good amount. Actually, I take it back. There's a really good amount of outside linebackers in this class. I think we're good to just run with what we got. I don't think we need to trade up here. I just need, I just need a left outside linebacker. First pick is Ron. Let's see if there's something available. I expect there to be, I expect a linebacker to be available even if it's round one pick 23. Maybe not, this is a mistake. I have to trade for somebody. Actually, dude, we've got so much capital. We don't need to draft here. Let's see if we can trade this away. Who, what am I gonna get for this? Round one pick 23 I could get. I could basically just get a giant hall of picks a first and a second from the Falcons. Isn't that good? Cause they're playing well. Maybe the Colts first and second next year. I like this. I'm gonna take the Colts first and second next year. Honestly, I might just end up trading those to get myself a really good outside linebacker. And then we're actually the pick right after. I do wanna make one selection. It's always fun to make at least one selection, right? I'm gonna take this corner, Kedric Rutherford. I like to draft corners. I don't like to draft corners when they're normal dev. It's not the end of the world. We have a lot of depth at corner, but he looked like the best player available. No hidden dev. Damn it, that's our first whiff. Yeah, we're at negative two million cap space. Dude, we cannot be utilizing free agency not unless we really trade some players. Rutherford is a 73, not bad. Childress is 73 from the CPU and Keaton a right guard 74 from the CPU. Damn, but they went off. Kenya, Keaton, right guard, hidden dev. Childress, right end is normal dev and there's a 72 middle linebacker in here. Damien, Samuel, oh my God, this is exactly what I needed. 90 speed middle linebacker, 93 XL, hidden dev out of Georgia.  Wait, huge. And we traded away a pick too. That's gigantic. Best player in this class was an 82 corner, Daryl McCutchen, Terrell McCray, Antonio Casey Craig. Wow, the bears went off, 280 pluses. Nice draft for the Chicago Bears. Okay, that middle linebacker is big for us, dude. Since I've taken over this team, we have not won a Super Bowl, but Norwell is now a superstar X factor. He's got first one free. Dude, what are we doing? Let's go run and gun. We gotta give him some nice abilities too. These actually really do matter. He'll use hot real master.  No, look dead eye.  This was the right call. Like he is now Dax overall when we traded Dax, except he's 24 and he's Superstar X factor. That was the right call. We've got Pollard. We still got Deuce Vaughn. We got C.D. Lamb, Mela Farley and Julian Oliver. Downs is now an 85, but Jake Ferguson and Shoemaker are out of here. Shelton Ross, Tyler Smith, Beatash and Zach Martin. Guess what? I have another amazing guard in Keaton. Defensively, let's get Samuel in the rotation. Got him as our backup middle linebacker, Weaver. I need a different left outside linebacker. Let's go big. Let's go big this season. Let's do this the right way. I need an outside linebacker and I need an edge rusher because we couldn't afford Jermaine Johnson.  Obviously I wasn't gonna have the cap space to pay everybody. So we can move our young right guard. We don't have anything for him right now. And we can move these extra draft picks from the colds or my own and we can try and get ourselves an outside linebacker or an edge rusher. Ooh, look at the commanders. They got this dude Ross Williams. Young stud. They need a left guard and they definitely need draft picks. I wonder if they bite on this. Probably don't even gotta give him a round one for this. Let's give him our second round from the cold. It's insane. Superstar right end for our hidden dev right guard and a second round pick. Huge. Still need an outside linebacker though. Preferably a pass coverage outside linebacker.  I actually could use him. I can move him to outside linebacker. Could I just give you a second round pick for him? I retain both first rounders and I pick up two monster young players. I almost need to put some rule on trading honestly to make these rebuilds different. Cause that's like, how much we just got for such a little investment is kind of crazy. We're gonna make Damien Samuel a left outside linebacker. Let's see what this does to his overall. He's still a 72. That's perfect. So we got Boogie Bright, Vanderesh Clark, Damien Samuel. Now we got Williams down here with Micah Parsons. Trayvon Diggs is a superstar. Great corners. Stevenson is stepping in. Donovan Wilson has either retired or left to free. You see, I'm not sure. Malik Hooker is regressing a little bit. This should be a Super Bowl team. I expect this team to go. Let's see how we do in year four, baby. Let's run it. Ooh, you know what we got for the first time in our career? Is a buy in the wild card, but not with our best record. We're 12 and five. We tied the Eagles.  So our first game here is gonna be the divisional championship taking on. Hopefully not the 49ers. Green Bay. Ha ha ha ha, let's go. All right, if we make it past the divisional round, we'll go on to the NFC championship 31 to 24. We beat the backers now we take on the Lions. But first, I gotta check the league, dude. Cary Norwell. This guy is insane. 4,800 yards. 35 and five. Absolutely insane. Pollard, 1,300. 20 touchdowns. Dude, he's getting 20 touchdowns this season. It's disgusting. CD Lamb and other absolutely unbelievable season. Julian Oliver hits 1,000, gets six. Nice work, Farley, 904. And Nick Downs, our superstar X-Factor tight end, 806. We're honestly under utilizing him a little bit, but it's not the end of the world. Vanderesh still had just a tackle workhorse to Mone Clark, Darren Bland, Steven Cintraven, Diggs. Byke of Parsons with 18. Not sure that got him defensive play of the year, but a great season. Ross Williams ended up being a really nice pickup. Nine sacks for him. But Diggazua is becoming a very, very solid defensive tackle option with six sacks on this season. And four interceptions was the most on our team that went to Layton Vanderesh, who doesn't have any abilities. No lurker or lurker artist. He's just that guy. Nice job, Vanderesh. MVP Norwell comes in third. CD Lamb offensive player of the year. Amazing. All right, let's see how we fair against Alliance here in the NFC championship. The NFC champion. It's the nine and eight Lions though. And we played the nine and eight Packers. This is low key. W, dude, this is low key. Kind of a cakewalk. And we're taking on the Bengals and the Super Bowl. What? Yo, this is so cool. This Sim actually has produced a lot of teams that I'm not used to seeing. Cincinnati Bengals are 11 and six, taking on the 12 and five Cowboys. Let's go, baby. Let's see this. I'm actually gonna play a few moments because we do have like some seriously new players now. It's not like this is the stock Cowboys roster anymore. We got Keri Norwell. We got Downs. We got a few new wide receivers. Defense looks pretty similar. Just no DeMarcus Lawrence. We did add Ross Williams. We still got Trayvon Diggs. We still got Darren Bland. We still got Malik Hooker, Layton Vanderesh. Dude, the Super Bowl Bengals versus Cowboys. Let's get it. All right, first to 10. I'm gonna put Downs on a corner out. I'm gonna put Farley right there. This is what we got Hot Rod Master for, baby. Let's sit in this pocket. Let's see who's home. I'm only playing the moments right now. So this is my first drive on offense. Then after I get a drive on offensive defense, I gotta let the Sim take over. It's only fair, but you know, we've assembled so many cool players. I wanna test them out. All right, it's a screen, but I'm actually looking at CD-Lim. What's the flag? Oh my God, I need it so badly. What's the flag?  Roughing the pass or something to bail me out. Pass interference defense. Lego! No, no, no! Offensive pass interference, no! Oh my God, I'm homeless.  Wait a second, Vandrush, I take it back, Vandrush has got abilities. When did you get abilities? Layton Vandrush got Superstar. That's awesome. He's gonna rifle a quick one. Nice throw from Burrow. We get a big hit on him, but he got good yards there. All right, let's see what we can figure out here. Slip screen, I'm all over it. Good defense. Second and 10, throw short. Another pass breakup. It's now third and 10. Cowboys defense is flying around right now. Sorry that I, dude, I shouldn't have even come in on offense.  All right, we're gonna guest pass here. We got a little man coverage, Malik Hooker on the halfback. Halfback's got a route. He throws, almost intercepted, but that's fourth and 10. That's gonna be a turnover. Let's let the sim take over from here. I basically did nothing. It was a zero-sum game. Cowboys get seven, now 14. No way, this is a blowout, right? They get three, now 21. Our second Super Bowl. I feel like I earned this Super Bowl. I do feel like I earned this way. If we had just kept decked, there's no way we'd be here right now. That's what I like to think. 31 to, jeez, 34 to 24. It was never really close. It was always too possession. He's carrying Norwell as getting his first Super Bowl MVP, baby. Two Super Bowls in four years. Let's make it three and five. We'll be just like the Kansas City Chiefs. This will be a true dynasty. Let's go, baby. Dude, carry Norwell at obvious Super Bowl MVP. 20 for 26, 266 yards. Three touchdowns and an interception. Pollard's 67 on the ground and the touchdown was really good. CD Land was our guy. Same with Julian Oliver, who continues to be really, really good. That was our 95-speed hidden-devilide receiver. So he made a really good call there. And then defensively, Vanderesh was great. A sack out of Micah Parsons. Half a sack out of Ross Williams. Same with Vanderesh, so they got close. Two interceptions to Mone Clark? Oh my God. Nice work. Big dub, baby. Phil McConnor got that contract extension, baby. So we win the Super Bowl. We've got a 93 tight end from the draft, a 99 quarterback from the draft. Pollard regresses a little bit. Smith is up to a 97. Zach Martin is regressing. Shelton and Ross are excellent. No need to move those guys. Bia Daz is doing well too. I think I'm pronouncing his name wrong. We need a safety in this draft. So Malik Hooker officially has moved on. Linebackers look great. D-line looks great.  Watkins ended up being a good pick and Stevenson is slowly but surely getting into his role. We just need a safety. That's it. We got round one pick 24. This is our final pick from our gigantic hall from the Patriots. So Dak Prescott's value officially ends here. I know that's a weird way to look at it, but we got three first round picks out of him. This is the final one. And I don't see any safeties. Gregory Kennedy. Gregory Kennedy, free safety out of South Carolina. He's five foot nine. All around pretty good stats. This is actually a good pick. I don't know if he's going to be hidden dev though. It's kind of a 50-50 on him. Not the best stats in the world, but he's hidden dev. This is awesome. 92 speed, 87 excel, 88 agility. We've got our free safety. And that concludes the draft for us. We don't have to do anything else. Anything else super important, but I want to see what the CPU has gotten so far for us. It did pick up a really nice mid-linebacker last time. The draft recap. Damn, Kennedy. This ended up being a really good pick. I didn't expect him to be a 76. His stats didn't look that impressive, but 76 over free safety. Amazing. Coach ended up getting, damn, a 74 tight end. Not sure we need it. Dion Hook's 72-minute linebacker is really nice. And then Wakefield, a center to eventually replace B-dash. That's, these are all really, really good picks. This is without a doubt, but my best drafted rebuild ever for sure. Best player in the class was Amani Shepherd, wide receiver, taking that 17 with 96 speed. He's really good. And then once again, not too strong of a class. This is pretty common though, when you have it on normal. You usually don't see too many players 80 or above. And that's what we got here. We ended up with a 76 free safety, which is exactly what my team needed. So we can't ask for anything else really. That was perfect for us. We have trade offers for Hammond, which is actually really nice. Hammond was the D-tack we drafted, but Odega Jua ended up being so good that he didn't get a lot of reps. Let's see what kind of offers we have for him. Nothing impressive, just draft picks. I'm actually gonna take this though. This gives me a fourth and a seventh rounder, which is just capital. We're not using BJ Hammond, so we might as well.  Here is the lineup going into year five. We've got two Super Bowls in four years. We now have a 99 overall Superstar X Factor quarterback. We've got CD Lamb, who literally can't be upgraded any further. Wakefield is hidden dev. Good news, Duncan Wakefield. And then Downs is a 92 overall. We got Canada now at my new free safety. We still got Micah Parsons and Ross Williams. Micah Parsons also can't be upgraded any further, which is actually insane. Like that's crazy that these guys are that good. And then here's our specialist. So right now they've got Mellow Farley at slot wide receiver. I'm gonna leave it that way. I like Farley. One thing I'd like to eventually do, I guess, is get CD Lamb another really good wide receiver along with him. Cause right now he's such a workhorse. Farley and Oliver are both just kind of, I don't know, average. So potentially we get another weapon, but we did just win a Super Bowl. I don't think we really need to change anything. We won a Super Bowl and we got a better free safety in the draft. So I think we just, I think we just play ball and we go for a third. We're floating on the salary cap. So once we have to pay mega contracts, once Ross Williams, Micah Parsons, CD Lamb and Norwell are all getting max contracts, that's when we'll get in trouble. But until then, I think we're okay. Another day, another playoff run. We're 14 and three, we got the buy again. Who do we got? Come on, this is like legacy right here. If I want the three Super Bowls in five years. All right, we take on the Lions. Lions are building a little dynasty. They keep, we keep seeing them in the playoffs. Divisional against the Lions.  All right, Lions, you know what?  You better win this Super Bowl. Actually though, like you better win this Super Bowl. I'm gonna be so mad if you don't. Hey, ask and you shall receive. The Lions won a Super Bowl. I know this is a Cowboys rebuild, but I'm happy for them. They beat the Steelers, 27-17. And the MVP was Trevor Lawrence, who I guess is now a Detroit Lion. All right boys, after five years, this has been an interesting rebuild. I've never rebuilt a team that was already good. But we win a Super Bowl in the first season, 24-6. Then we go into the rebuild period. The Falcons win here. The Eagles win here. It wasn't really a rebuild. Then we win another Super Bowl. We beat the Cincinnati Bengals. Super Bowl MVP was DeMone Clark. That's awesome. And then in 20-27, the Lions beat us. They went on to win the Super Bowl. I'm gonna send five years into the future now, see how the squad did. I feel like we're already pretty successful in these first five years. So let's see if we set this team up for success. The year is 2032. Let's check in on the history of the league. Did we win anything? Did the Falcons end up being really good? Okay, so the year after the Lions win it, the Giants carry Norwell. Oh my God, we traded, we traded? Carry Norwell? We trade Carry Norwell to New York. And they win a Super Bowl instantly then the Seahawks win it, then the Ravens win it. Oh my God, then Anthony Richardson, MVP and Super Bowl MVP. Oh my God, why would we trade him? What are we doing? That was my workhorse. All right, let me see what the teams look like. We're still at 89 overall. Like we're still insane. Let's see how much different the squad is. So we still got CD. We got a new Super Star X Factor quarterback and a backup Super Star. My receivers look bizarre. We still got Ross and Tyler Smith. The rest of the guys are gone other than Duncan Wakefield. Downs is 99, but a star. Then defensively, we still got Boogie. We still got Samuel. Michael's still here. He's still at 99. Stevenson's still here. Kennedy, Aaron Bland and the rest of the squad. All right boys, there is America's team rebuild. I hope you guys have enjoyed.  All right boys, I love you. Thanks for watching as always. I'll see you in the next one. Peace.


THE SETTING SUN by John Clare Red for LibriVox.org by David Barnes THE SETTING SUN This scene, how beatious to the musing mind That now swift slides from my enchanting view The sun's sweet setting yon far hills behind In other worlds his visits to renew What spangling glories all around him shine What nameless colours cloudless and serene A heavenly prospect brightest in decline Attend his exit from this lovely scene So sets the Christian's sun in glories clear So shines his soul at his departure here No clouding doubts nor misty fears arise To dim hope's golden rays of being forgiven His sun's sweet setting in the clearest skies In safe assurance wings the soul to heaven A scene by John Clare Red for LibriVox.org by David Barnes A scene, the landscape stretching view That opens wide with dribbling brooks And rivers wider floods And hills and veils and darksome lowering woods With grains of varied hues and grasses pied The low-brown cottage in the sheltered nook The steeple peeping just above the trees Whose dangling leaves keep rustling in the breeze And thoughtful shepherd bending o'er his hook And maidens stripped hay-making to appear A hodge, a whistling at his fallow plow And herdsmen hallowing to intruding cow All these with hundreds more far off and near Approach my sight and please to such excess That language fails the pleasure to express End of poem This recording is in the public domain The Harvest Morning by John Clare Red for LibriVox.org by David Barnes The Harvest Morning Cox waked the early morn with many a crow Loud, ticking village-clock has counted four The laboring rustic hears his restless foe And weary bones and pains, complaining soar Hobbles to fetch his horses from the moor Some busy ginter team the loaded corn Which night thronged round the barn's be-crowded door Such plenteous scenes the farmer's yards adorn Such busy bustling toils now mark the Harvest Morn The bird-boy's peeling horn is loudly blow'd The wagon's jostling, we're rattling sound And hogs and geese now throng the dusty road Grunting and gabbling in contention round The barley ears that litter on the ground What printing traces mark the wagon's way What busy bustling wakens echo round How drives the sun's warm beams the mist away How labour sweats and toils and dreads the sultry day His scythe, the moor, or his shoulder leans And wetting jars with sharp and tinkling sound Then sweeps again morn corn and crackling beans And swath by swath flops lengthening of the ground While neath some friendly heaps snug sheltered round From spoiling sun lies hid their heart's delight And hearty soaks off hand the bottle round Their toils pursuing with redoubled might Refreshments cordial hail, great praise to him be due That brought thy birth to light Upon the wagon now with eager bound The lusty picker whirls the rustling sheaves Or ponderous resting creaking fork aground Boastful at once while shocks of barley heaves The loading boy, revengeful, inly grieves To find his unmatched strength and power decay Tormenting horns his garments into weaves Smarting and sweating neath the sultry day With muttering curses stung, he mauls the heaps away A motley group the clearing field surrounds Sons of humanity o'er near deny the humbler gleaner Entrance in your grounds, winters sad, cold, and poverty is nigh O grudge not providence her scant supply You'll never miss it from your ample store Who gives denial, hardened, hungry hound May never blessings crowd his hated door But he shall never lack that giveth to the poor Ah lovely Emma, mingling with the rest Thy beauties blooming in low life unseen Thy rosy cheeks, thy sweetly swelling breast But ill it suits thee in the stubs to glean O poverty, how basely you demean The imprisoned worth your rigid fates confine Not fancied charms of an Arcadian queen So sweet as Emma's real beauty shine Had fortune blessed, sweet girl, this lot had ne'er been thine The sun's increasing heat, now mounted high Refreshment must recruit exhausted power The wagon stops the busy tools thrown by And neath the shocks enjoyed the beavering hour The bashful maid, sweet health's engaging flower Lingering behind, or rake still blushing bends And when to take the horn Fondswayne's implore With feigned excuses its dislike pretends So pass the beavering hours, so harvest morning ends O rural life, what charms thy meanness hide What sweet descriptions, bards disdain to sing What loves, what graces on thy plains abide O could I saw me on the muses wing What riffled charms should my researches bring Pleased would I wonder where these charms reside Of rural sports and beauties would I sing Those beauties' wealth which you but vain deride Beauties of richest bloom superior to your pride End of poem, this recording is in the public domain Noon by John Clare Read for LibriVox.org by David Barnes Noon All how silent and how still Nothing heard but yonder mill While the dazzled eyes surveys All around a liquid blaze And amid the scorching gleams If we earn this look it seems As if crooked bits of glass Seemed repeatedly to pass Oh, for a puffing breeze to blow But breeze is all our strangers now Not a twig is seen to shake Nor the smallest bent to quake From the river's muddy side Not a curve is seen to glide And no longer on the stream Watching lies the silver brim Forcing from repeated springs Verges in successive rings Bees are faint and cease to hum Birds are overpowered and dumb And no more loves oat and strains Sweetly through the air complains Rural voices are all mute Tuneless lies the pipe and flute Shepherds with their panting sheep In the swalest corner creep And from the tormenting heat All are wishing to retreat Huddled up in grass and flowers Mowers wait for cooler hours And the cowboy seeks the sedge Ramping in the woodland hedge While his cattle over the veils Scamper with uplifted tails Others not so wild and mad That can better bear the gad Underneath the hedgerow lunge Or if nigh in water's plunge Oh, to see how flowers are took How it grieves me when I look Ragged robins once so pink Now are turned as black as ink And their leaves being scorched so much Even crumble at the touch Drowking lies the meadow-sweet Flopping down beneath one's feet While to all the flowers that blow If in open air they grow The injurious deed alike is done By the hot, relentless sun In the dew is parched up From the teasel's jointed cup Oh, poor birds, where must ye fly Now your water-pots are dry? If you stay upon the heath You'll be choked and clammed to death Therefore leave the shadeless goss Seek the spring-head lined with moss There your little feet may stand Safely printed on the sand While in full possession where Perling eddies ripple clear You with ease and plenty blessed Sip the callest and the best Then away and wet your throats Cheer me with your wobbling notes Twill hot noon the more revive While I wander to contrive For myself a place as good In the middle of a wood There, aside some mossy bank Where the grass in bunches rank Lift its down in spindles high Shall be where I'll choose to lie Fearless of the things that creep There I'll think and there I'll sleep Caring not to stir at all Until the dew begins to fall End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. What is Life? by John Clare Read for LibriVox.org by David Barnes. What is Life? And what is Life? An hourglass on the run, A mist retreating from the morning sun, A busy, bustling, still-repeated dream, Its length a moment's pause, A moment's thought, And happiness a bubble on the stream That in the act of seizing shrinks to nought. Vain hopes what are they? Puffing gales of morn That of its charms divests the dewy lawn, And robs each floweret of its gems and dies, A cobweb hiding disappointments thorn, Which stings more keenly through the thin disguise. And thou, O trouble, nothing can suppose, Ensure the power of wisdom only knows What need requireeth thee. So free and liberal as thy bounty flows, Some necessary cause must surely be. And what is Death? Is still the cause unfound, The dark, mysterious name of horrid sound, A long and lingering sleep the weary crave, And peace, where can its happiness abound? Nowhere at all but heaven and the grave. Then what is Life? Then stripped of its disguise, A thing to be desired it cannot be, Since everything that meets our foolish eyes Gives proof sufficient of its vanity. It is but a trial, almost undergo, To teach unthankful mortals how to prize That happiness Vain man's denied to know, Until he's called to claim it in the skies. End of poem, this recording is in the public domain. SUMMER by John Clare Red for LibriVox.org by David Barnes SUMMER How sweet, when weary dropping on a bank, Turning a look around on things that be, In feather-headed grasses spindling rank, A trembling to the breeze one loves to see, And yellow butter-cups, where many a be, Comes buzzing to its head and bows it down, And the great dragon-fly with gauzy wings, In gilded coat of purple, green or brown, That on broad leaves of hazel, basking clings, Fond of the sunny day, And other things past counting, Pleases one while thus I lie. But still, reflective pains are not forgot. SUMMER Sometime shall bless this spot when I, Hapt in the cold dark grave, can heed it not. End of poem, this recording is in the public domain. Ballad by John Clare Red for LibriVox.org by David Barnes Ballad I love thee, sweet Mary, but love thee in fear, Where I but the morning breeze, healthy and airy, With thou ghost a-walking, I'd breathe in thy ear, And whisper and sigh how I love thee, my Mary. I wish but to touch thee, but wish it in vain.  I would steal a kiss, but I dare not presume. Was thou but a rose in thy garden, sweet fairy, And I, a bold bee, for to rifle its bloom, A whole summer's day would I kiss thee, my Mary. I long to be with thee, but cannot tell how. Was thou but the elden that grows by thy dairy, And I, the blessed wood-bind, to twine on the bough? I'd embrace thee, and stick to thee ever, my Mary. To my cottage, by John Clare, read for LibriVox.org by David Barnes. To my cottage, thou lowly cot, where first my breath I drew, Past joys and dear thee childhood's past delight, Where each young summer pictures of my view, And dearer still the happy winter night, In the storm pelted down with all his might, And roared and bellowed in the chimney-top, And pattered vehement against the window-light, And o'er the threshold from the eaves did drop, How blessed I've listened on my corner-stall, Heard the storm rage and hugged my happy spot, While the fond parent wound her whirring spall, And spared a sigh for the poor wanderer's lot. In thee, sweet hut, I all these joys did prove, And these endear thee with eternal love. JOYS OF YOUTH by John Clare, read for LibriVox.org by David Barnes. How pleasing, simplest recollections seem! Now summer comes, it warms me to look back, In the sweet happiness of youth's wild track, Varied and fleeting as a summer dream. Here have I paused upon the sweeping rack That specks like wool flocks through the purple sky. Here have I careless stooped down to catch The meadow-flower that entertained my eye, And as the butterfly went whirring by, How anxious for its settling did I watch! And oft long purples on the water's brink Have tempted me to wade in spite of fate, To pluck the flowers, oh, to look back and think! What pleasing pains such simple joys create! THE MEETING Here we meet, too soon to part. Here will absence raise a smart. Here I'll press thee to my heart, Where none's a place above thee. Here to say I love thee well, had but words The power to spell, had but language Strength to tell. I would say how I love thee. Hear the rose that decks thy door, Hear the thorn that spreads thy bower, Hear the willow on the moor, The birds that rest above thee, Had they thoughts and eyes to see, Sense and looks like thee and me, Quickly would they prove to thee How dotingly I love thee. And by the night sky's purple ether, And by the even's sweetest weather, That oft has blessed us both together, The moon that shines above thee, And shows thy beauty face so blooming, And by pale ages winter coming, The charms and casualties of woman, I will forever love thee. Winter The small wind whispers through the leafless hedge, Most sharp and chill, while the light snowy flakes Rests on each twig and spike of withered sedge, Resembling scattered feathers. Veinly breaks the pale split sunbeam Through the frowning cloud on winter's frowns below. From day to day, unmelted still, He spreads his hoary shroud. In dithering pride on the pale traveller's way, Who crudling hastens from the storm behind, Fast gathering deep and black, Again to find his cottage fire And corners sheltering bounds, Where happily such uncomfortable days Makes musical the wood-saps-frizzling sounds And horse-loud bellows puffing up the blaze. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Southern Shower by John Clare, Read for LibriVox.org by David Barnes. Southern Shower. Black grows the southern clouds, Betokening rain, And humming hive-bees homeward hurry by. They feel the change, So let us shun the grain And take the broad road while our feet are dry. Aye, there some dropples moistened in my face And patted on my hat. It is coming nigh. Let's look about and find a sheltering place. The little things around, like you and I, Are hurrying through the grass to shun the shower. Here stoop's an ash-tree. Hark, the wind gets high! But never mind, it's ivy for an hour, Rain as it may will keep us dryly here. That little wren knows well his sheltering bower, Nor leaves his dry house, though we come so near. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Careless Rambles by John Clare, Read for LibriVox.org by David Barnes. Careless Rambles. I love to wander at my idle will, In summer's luscious prime about the fields, And kneel when thirsty at the little rill, To sip the draught its pebbly-bottom yields, And wear the maple-bush its fountains shields, To lie and rest a swaley hour away, And crop the swelling peace-cod from the land, Or mid the uplands woodland-walks to stray, Where oaks for eye or their old shadows stand, Neath whose dark foliage with a welcome hand I pluck the luscious strawberry ripe and red as beauty's lips, And in my fancy's dreams, as mid the velvet moss I musing tread, Feel life as lovely as her picture seems. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Bloomfield One by John Clare, Read for LibriVox.org by David Barnes. Bloomfield One. Sweet unassuming minstrel, Not to thee the dazzling fashions of the day belong, Nature's wild pictures field and cloud and tree, And quiet brooks far distant from the throng, In murmurs tender as the toiling bee, Make the sweet music of thy gentle song. Well, nature owns thee, let the crowd pass by, The tide of fashion is a stream too strong For pastoral brooks that gently flow and sing, But nature is their source, and earth and sky Their annual offerings to her current bring. Thy injured muse and memory need no sigh, For thine shall murmur on to many a spring When their proud stream is summer burnt and dry. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Woodland Thoughts by John Clare Read for LibriVox.org by David Barnes. Woodland Thoughts. How sweet the wood shades the hot summer hours, And stretches all my head its sheltering green, As I recline mid-grass and cooling flowers, And seeded stalks of blossoms that have been. Short is a pleasure in such secret nooks To muse on distant friends in memory's eye, Or glance on passages in favourite books, Whose thoughts like echoes to our own reply, Or shades recall which substance long forsook From the black nothingness of days gone by. Blessings of infant hope and love's young bliss Are thus to think the thoughts of death is sweet In shaping heaven to a scene like this With loves and friends and feelings all to meet. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. The Heath by John Clare Read for LibriVox.org by David Barnes The Heath Oh, I love the dear wild and the outstretching Heath With its sweet swelling uplands and downs When I toil up the path till I am half out of breath While the oakward the distance in browns With the first hues of spring And the mossy thorn-tree shines in its most delicate hue And the long withered grass reaching up to my knee Rostles loud as my feet brushes through Where the furs on the slopes turn from green into gold With their millions of blossoms And ling blushing red underneath is most sweet to behold Where the woodlark sits pruning her wing Such a freshness comes round from the wide spreading air Such a smell from the blossoms beneath Such a beautiful something refreshes me there While I ramble about on the Heath The old hills that for a man's lifetime Hath stood unmolested mid-brushes and burrs The worn ways leading along to the wood And the rabbit tracks into the furs There, nought but a shepherd cries His whoop to his sheep Or a herdsman hails hoy to his cows And the noise of the waggoner trailing the steep While crossing the pudges and sloughs Oft standing to rest them And then with a smack of his whip driving onward again While the wood in an echo repeateth the crack And the load of wood creaks on the wane Though simple to some, I delight in the sight Of such objects that bring unto me A picture of picturesque joy and delight Where beauty and harmony be Oh, I love at my heart to be strolling along Or the Heath a new impulse to find While I hum to the wind in a ballad or song Some fancy that starts in the mind All seem so delightful and bring to the mind Such quiet and beautiful joys That the mind, when it's weary, like hermits may find A retreat from earth's follies and noise End of poem. This recording is in the public domain Winter in the Fens by John Clare Read for LibriVox.org by David Barnes Winter in the Fens So moping flat and low our valleys lie So dull and muggy is our winter sky Drizzling from day to day dull threats of rain And when that falls still threading on again From one wet week so great an ocean flows That every village to an island grows And every road for even weeks to come Is stopped and none but horsemen go from home And one wet night leaves travels best in doubt And horseback travel asks if floods are out Such are the lowland scenes that winter gives And strangers wonder where our pleasure lives Yet in a little garden close at home I watch for spring and there the crocus comes And in a little close, however keen the winter comes I find a patch of green and then may Hap a letter from a friend just in the bustle of the city pen And then to show that friendship's warmth survives The winter from the busy town arrives A letter spiked of flooded roads with news New books, old friendships, authors and reviews While the intermediate blanks employ And though fenced in with winter meet with joy Though troubled waters down the meadow roars And fancy dreads the danger out of doors When every little window after dark Lights comfort in like faith in Noah's Ark End of poem, this recording is in the public domain Sabbath Bells by John Clare Read for LibriVox.org by David Barnes Sabbath Bells I've often on a Sabbath day Where pastoral quiet dwells Lay down among the new mown hay To listen distant bells That beautifully flung the sound upon the quiet wind While beans in blossom breathed around A fragrance or the mind A fragrance and a joy beside That never wears away The very air seems deified upon a Sabbath day So beautiful the flitting rack Slow passing from the eye Earth's music seemed to call them back Calm settled in the sky And I have listened till I felt a feeling not in words A love that rudest moods would melt When those sweet sounds was heard A melancholy joy at rest A pleasurable pain A love, a rapture of the breast That nothing will explain A dream of beauty that displays imaginary joys That all the world in all its ways Finds not to realise All idly stretched upon the hay The wind-flirt fanning by How soft, how sweetly swept away The music of the sky The ear it lost and caught the sound Swelled beautifully on A fitful melody around Of sweetness heard and gone I felt such thoughts I yearned to sing The humming air's delight That seemed to move the swallow's wing Into a wilder flight The butterfly in wings of brown Would find me where I lay Fluttering and bobbing up and down And settling on the hay The waving blossoms seem to throw Their fragrance to the sound While up and down and loud and low The bells were ringing round End of poem This recording is in the public domain An Idle Hour by John Clare Read for LibriVox.org by David Barnes Sauntering at ease I often love to lean O'er old bridge walls And mark the flood below Whose ripples through the weeds Of oily green Like happy travellers mutter as they go And mark the sunshine dancing on the arch Timekeeping to the merry waves beneath And on the banks see drooping blossoms Parch thirsting for water In the day's hot breath Right glad of muddrops Splashed upon their leaves by cattle Plunging from the steepie brink While waterflowers more than their share Receive and revel to their very cops in drink Just like the world Some strive and fare but ill While others riot and have plenty still End of poem This recording is in the public domain Winter Fields by John Clare Read for LibriVox.org by David Barnes Winter Fields Oh, for a pleasant book to cheat the sway of winter Where rich mirth with hearty laugh Listens and rubs his legs on corner seat For fields are mire and sludge And badly offer those who on their pudgy paths delay Their striding shepherd seeking driest way Fearing night's wet-shod feet And hacking cough that keeps him awake Until the peep of day goes shouldering onward And with ready hook progs off to ford the sloughs That nearly meet across the lands Crudling and thin to view his loathe dog follows Stops and quakes and looks for better roads Till whistled to pursue Then on with frequent jump he hurcles through