For those of you listening on the pod,

Welcome into our two, Tim. We're going to kick off hour two with the real stuff here, all right, the real stuff. And by the way, you could tell that there's a live game going on because now we're getting hit with spam bots. That's the way that works. I know, man. Get the rocket launcher ready, man. Let's go. Yeah, you got Washington and Cincinnati just kicked off as wise. So anyway, let's do some kicker talk, Tim.

Bang.

Brandon McMahon is in the rain today, Tim, in the rain, hit from 33, hit from 44, hit from 45, hit from 46, hit from 47, and hit from 49.

Did not miss kick all day.

He's now 64 of 67 during live periods in camp.

Oh, by the way, Tim, they said he was out there punting a little bit today, too.

That's a true story.

And you wonder why I call him Brandon McMoney McMannis.

This guy is just a machine.

And oh, yeah, by the way, why not? Why not give us a

backup option as a emergency punter if we need? I absolutely love it. I forgot if it was Wes

Hawkewitz. Somebody tweeted earlier about that. Like, oh, he just, you know, got bored of draining

all these field goals and decided, ah, maybe I'll see if I can punt, you know. It's like the guy's just good at what he does, and it's a blessing to have him here. And I'm glad they extended him. And, you know, we don't have to worry about place kicking for, at least the immediate future, for sure. Yeah, maybe he's about the bridge to gap to that drop kick. You remember the old school to go? Maybe he's about to pull that out of the back. Tommy Brady did one in a game once. I remember that. Yeah, I remember who was it? It was for the Patriots. I don't know if it was Tom Brady, but it was Doug Flute. Oh, yeah, Doug Flute. Oh, yeah, before that, Flutie did one, too, yeah.

Yeah, Flutie was, man, he was, he was a lot of fun to watch for sure. So Coach Land laughing at us because we got kicker talk. All right, we'll wrap it up, Coach. So let's move it along here. Rashid Walker, this was pretty funny. You guys know Anthony Belton kind of lost his mind in that preseason game the other day.

Um,

if you'll remember,

uh, Walker. This was pretty funny. You guys know Anthony Belton kind of lost his mind in that preseason game the other day. If you remember, with all the penalties, the clip of him getting the personal foul out of bounds to him, I got to be honest with you, I didn't mind it. It was preseason, and I kind of enjoyed it. It was just like, it reminded me of Josh Sitton. Josh Sitton was one of those just absolute wildcats that, hey, you've got to kind of harness him a little bit. And hearing the stories of the pranks and stuff that he had in the locker room and just how straightforward he was, he was the one who coined the phrase, or at least in the Packers locker room, said if you want to know what it's like to switch sides of the offensive line and block go home and wipe your rear end with the opposite hand. That's that's our boy, Josh sitting. But Belton, I've seen that personal foul and I went kind of reminds me sitting right there. I like it. So with that being said, you can't have five penalties in the game. Now you have five penalties in the half and then he cleaned it up in the second half. Well, as you can see, your John Miller from NBC26 says Packers left tackle

Rashid Walker. He was basically talking about Anthony Belton, who had the five penalties. And listen

what Rashid had to say in terms of advice and how he helped our boy Anthony Belton there in the second

half. Everybody was saying something to him.

You know, I feel like he got the message.

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