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Who's doing it right the 49ers or the Rams?

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Who's doing it right the 49ers or the Rams?

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Karsch and AndersonWho's doing it right the 49ers or the Rams?. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

All right, Carson Anderson 971 open minds 248 539 97 97. It's our annual bold ass prediction show. I got a question about tonight's NFL game that we will get to coming up in the meantime. Let's get back to your phone calls. Randy is on a sale and next hello, Randy. Hey, what's up? Hey, I really appreciate you guys as show. Thank you, Randy. I want to make a I want to make a bold prediction. Okay. Margibs is going to outdo very Sanders this year that had 1997 2000 and 53 yards with 335 carries. And I'm going to predict that you're Margibs is going to do over that with 340 carries. Okay. Jamir, Gibbs. Yes. But I don't think he's going to I don't I don't always going to get the 300 carries. But could he get past the. Okay. I don't know what's going to happen to people in the background, Randy, but it's getting it's getting piercing. Could he get to three into a 2000 and 54 yards? I think anything's possible. Yeah. I mean,

it's a 17 game season now. I don't expect it. But is but is anything possible? Anything's possible. You get you're right. You got the extra game. If we combine all these bold ass predictions, the lines are going to average about a thousand yards of game with 20 quarter back. Yeah. But Gibbs is capable of big things. No. I think a lot of people are getting bold on Jamir Gibbs because they they've announced ahead of time. He's going to be the bell count. Yep. So this is a guy who's had multiple seasons of 2000 scrimmage yards. Correct. Why not think that but can he do it that alone with the rushing? What's his previous high? Like 1500 yards rushing or something? Something like that. And so is it crazy to think that given more carries this year, more opportunities? He can get to over 2000. I don't think it's crazy. I don't think it's crazy. I mean, what's going to happen though is because there's only so many footballs to go around. If somebody has a season like that, that means somebody else's numbers are going down. Well, Dave Montgomery's numbers are going to go down.

Well done. Randy, we got you down for Jamir Gibbs breaking Barry Sanders Detroit lines at Russian. So he's got a ways to go because he has his high is 1412 yards. That was 2024 when he when he did that. But did that on 250 carries, which was technically more carries than he had last year. More and bold ass predictions coming in. Paul St. Claire says, Jamo's going to finish with more yards and touchdowns than St. Brown. I would expect that. Okay. More yards, I could see more receptions. Now more yards and touchdowns. Now it says more yards and touchdowns, not reception. So yeah. It's boldish. Rick on the app, bold ass prediction lines will finish the season with a different kicker than baits. Second one of those we got. Jeff in Washington NFL, bold ass prediction after going 100 years with only three coaches, the Pittsburgh Steelers will have a one and done coach. 100 years. I mean, it's it's not 100 years, but it was like 60.

It was crazy. It was absolutely crazy. And I, you know, I think there's tremendous unstip instability. If you're quarterback is I don't run. If your quarterback is unstable. Yes. So could I see it? Yep. Um, Scott Doug. So the Rams, I think this is a pointed question. No, it's not really a point question. I'm just intrigued by this. The Rams fly over to Melbourne. 14 hours on a plane. Yep. They have lay down seats. Yeah. Do you think you could get a good night's sleep on a plane with a lay down seat? Yeah. You do. Yeah. I don't think I'd sleep any different than what I do at home when I wake up. Yeah, I'd wake up periodically, but I could get I would work at it to try to get the eight hours.

Do you think while working at it is different than being able to do? I'm intrigued by the lay down seat concept because I've done the M track with the room. The room at in particular did the family bedroom once when the kids were little. We could fit all five of us into one of those. But we did the we do the roommates now and we've done multiple train trips. And that train rocks me to sleep, man, it is fantastic. And I'm out. Unless your room at is near like one of the changeovers of the cars because the doors will open when people walk between cars and hear the screeching of the wheels. So note for anybody out there want to do this trying book one near the center of the car, not the end of the car. But yeah, I mean, lying down, I can't sleep on a plane at all sitting up. I cannot. I look, I if you're going to Australia, you've obviously got this planned out. And though this would be a big part of my plan is how do I make myself comfortable enough where I can't sleep? Because I'm not going to stay up in the 14 hours. I will try to sleep and I will try to sleep as much as possible. I might even take some sort of pill that helps you get to

that point. If necessary, but do it and do it. Well, that's not going to it's going to keep me awake. Keep you up so to speak as opposed to sleep. Oh, definitely keep you up and supposed to. That's a rumor. But I would try to like when I would I bring a actually bring a pillow with me of some kind or I mean, worried about the comfort of the seat, but the lay down seats are supposed to be extraordinarily comfortable anyway. Yeah. It's like business class or whatever. I've only had I had those. I had one flight when I flew from Minneapolis to Los Angeles for the Rose Bowl years ago. I had one of those great seats. And I thought that was you had a lie down seat. I don't know if it was lie down though, but it was like a different kind of it was a first class seat. I used I used miles. So I got the first class. So it was one of these the newfangled first class seats that were kind of only by yourself. It was actually it was great, but did it lie down flat all the way? I don't know if it did, but I was

able to get some catch some Z's there. And I've always been able to sleep on a plane recently. And that's just sitting up and you know, curling myself into a corner. If I've got one of these, yeah, lean against the window or something. Yeah. I'm with you. I was super you sleep for a couple hours. I'm with you. Get out like to sleep on the plane when I can and I get to lie down. I mean, that you should definitely keep out your legs and all that stuff. That sounds like you'd be way better. You think you'd be good with that? Yes. I'm interested. I'm really interested. I'm probably never going to pay the money for a long distance lie down seat. It's already interesting to me is okay. These are NFL players. These guys, these large humans. Yes. Are they going to be able to like of those those seats? Well, they have I don't know. They got like a special plane. Yeah. Well, they flew private. But the charter, right? But is the seat large enough to accommodate somebody who's you know, six, five and three, 30? Well, what about this guys? They took the Rams and Niners to completely opposite approaches to go in Australia. Which side do you think is is

going to benefit more because the Rams basically flew overnight and we're getting there like a day before. And the Niners have been there like a week to adjust the local time. Who do you think is going to have the advantage here? I would think the Niners, but given that nobody's really done this before, I have no idea. There have to be other sports that have done this. People have done it. Just not in the national football league. But I would tend to agree with you. I would think that the Niners have the advantage because it's been longer adjustment and they've had the time to adjust. Whereas, you know, not everybody's going to be able to sleep on that flight going over there if you're the Rams. I think it's dangerous for them to do it. However, is it better in the long term for the Rams? Because, hey, we're going to be tired for this game. We're playing this game it's first one of the season, but we're going to be better off for the rest of the season as opposed to the Niners, which when they come back, there's going to be a longer adjustment period. Just back to our time more. I don't know. I might typically when I'm thinking about what time it is in

Australia. I add four hours to whatever time it is. Change the AM to PM or PM to AM and call it tomorrow. So by my calculations, I don't know. I don't know. I think I'm the kid say it was 14 hour to depends. It depends. Yeah, it depends where in Australia. It depends if we're in daylight savings time or not. But so right now, it is sometime tomorrow morning, early in the morning, like 5 AM, tomorrow morning. But, and they're going to play this game in some weird, wonky time in Australia. 30 such a Sheila about it. Come on. It's great. You know, if the lines were doing this with anybody go to Australia for one game, that's a hell of a hell of a commitment. It's a long, long time. I know we get Lions fans in Germany, but yeah, I mean, like I think at some point in my life, maybe I would like to go to Australia. That's a long flight to get there, but you'd have to stick behind for another week to really enjoy it. Talk some college football coming

up. It's Carson Anderson, 97 one.

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