Tuesday Pt2: What should Jets give up for Rodgers? Scott Pioli; Draft prospects Keion White & Tyrique Stevenson

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🗓️ 28 March 2023

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Part two of the GMFB podcast begins with hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Matthew Judon, and Jason McCourty looking at what the New York Jets should be willing to give up for Aaron Rodgers. Scott Pioli stops by and explains why he’s surprised by the Lamar Jackson-Baltimore Ravens situation, he reacts to recent comments from Jets GM Joe Douglas, he shares one rule he thinks should be changed at league meetings, and then he answers if roughing the passer should be a reviewable penalty. Draft prospect from Georgia Tech, DE Keion White joins the breakfast table and talks about his journey to the draft, he explains why he went from a TE to DE, and then he shares the oddest job he’s ever had. Draft prospect from Miami, CB Tyrique Stevenson joins the breakfast table and he talks about playing in the senior bowl, he addresses his 40 time, and then he receives advice from Jason McCourty.

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0:00.0	This is an I-Heart podcast.
0:02.6	Guaranteed Human.
0:04.3	Good Morning Football is a production of the NFL in partnership with IHeart Radio.
0:08.2	Good morning football.
0:25.8	Hey, what's up?
0:26.7	Welcome to Good Morning Football.
0:27.9	Live in New York City.
0:29.0	It's Tuesday at the end of March.
0:31.0	I'm Jamie Erdog, Kyle Grant, Jason McCordy, of course, joining you this morning, as well as Patriot's
0:35.5	linebacker, Matt Judon, in for Peter Schrager for a couple of days before you return home. Matt, where do you spend your offseason and how do you train and whatnot? I'm in Dallas and I just do regular training, lifting, running, biking, Pilates, yeah. You ever mess with Russian bathhouses? No, I haven't got around. When you get back home, look one up. I haven't got around. Use it from your recovery day. Recovery is no sauna. They have a wet and a dry sauna and a cold tub, all in one location. I do it at one. And there's always a great restaurant connected. You can eat right there.
1:10.8	Your entire restaurant? For real. For real. The bathhouse?
1:13.2	Steak, all of it, whatever you eat. Steak? Yes, whatever you need.
1:24.3	In your role. I'm going to play this segment back for you. You don't want swimming trunks and stuff. You're not walking around naked. I'll do it at my house.
1:26.7	If you missed it before, we talked about unusual training methods,
1:29.1	and Jason McCordy brought up a Russian bath house.
1:30.8	I'm trying to help the guy. And that's it.
1:31.1	And that's it. And then Judad, I think, just kind of threw down on you when he said, I have all those things in my house. We're such a two just very charged terms, Russian and bathhouse. Yeah, it's a lot. Let's just say bathhouse. Training bathhouse. We can't take it back.
1:45.0	That feels less intense.
1:46.0	There we go. The bathhouse is worse. Let's stick the landing, all right? Time for the lead block. Let's take a look at the Jets 20. So enthused. Jets 23 draft, 2023 draft picks, wow, shall we? I know. They have six total. Three in the first two rounds. Their GM, Joe Douglas,
2:02.9	was asked about that 13th overall pick. Looks great. He was asked about it yesterday,
2:08.4	specifically about his willingness to part ways with it in exchange for a CERPton for a time MVP.
2:15.1	Where I'm from, every pick is important. And, you know, obviously the 13th pick is a high pick in the round.
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