WEBVTT - Lots to Say: A Chance Encounter and a Change of Mind! 0:00:05.496 --> 0:00:07.696 Lots to Say with Bobby Bones and Matt Castle is 0:00:07.736 --> 0:00:10.656 a production of the NFL and iHeart podcasts. 0:00:12.096 --> 0:00:16.855 We Got lots, Just say we got lost? 0:00:17.336 --> 0:00:23.256 Just say what Becker here and we hope you say 0:00:23.416 --> 0:00:28.496 because we got lost, Just say, yeah, we got lots. 0:00:28.776 --> 0:00:32.696 Just say here's Bob that. 0:00:33.496 --> 0:00:34.376 Everybody walk home. 0:00:34.415 --> 0:00:35.416 Welcome, Welcome Matt. 0:00:35.455 --> 0:00:37.696 Good to see you, buddy, Great to see you as always, 0:00:37.696 --> 0:00:41.535 got my Castle pregame hug. Oh you know that's what 0:00:41.535 --> 0:00:43.695 I'm there for. You know, now you just lift you up. Now, 0:00:43.736 --> 0:00:46.336 you just do it just to annoy you. 0:00:46.775 --> 0:00:47.855 I'm not annoyed by it. 0:00:47.896 --> 0:00:49.936 You're a little bit annoyed by You're not a touchy 0:00:49.976 --> 0:00:50.536 Philly person. 0:00:50.576 --> 0:00:51.855 I'm not. You're right, Yeah, I'm not. 0:00:51.976 --> 0:00:55.016 And that's why now I've made it my my world 0:00:55.016 --> 0:00:55.496 to come in. 0:00:55.456 --> 0:00:57.215 And make sure that you know that I'm going to 0:00:57.256 --> 0:00:58.136 give you a hug every time. 0:00:58.376 --> 0:01:00.575 I was doing an interview over here for another one 0:01:00.576 --> 0:01:04.296 of my podcasts and the artist Coby Cala. She has 0:01:04.336 --> 0:01:07.616 a song starts and TOAs makes MAKR call my nose 0:01:08.296 --> 0:01:11.376 beautiful song. Yes, so she's over and I've known her 0:01:12.336 --> 0:01:14.936 a little bit for a while, never known her a 0:01:14.936 --> 0:01:16.416 lot a bit but own her a little bit. Like 0:01:16.416 --> 0:01:18.056 she's done some stuff with me at the Ryeman played 0:01:18.056 --> 0:01:20.736 a show together, she's been on my radio show. We've 0:01:20.776 --> 0:01:24.056 done stuff, but never as full friends. But she lives 0:01:24.416 --> 0:01:26.736 very close to me. And the reason that she came 0:01:26.776 --> 0:01:29.096 over was I saw her walking her dog and I 0:01:29.136 --> 0:01:31.016 was in my car and I was like, Kolbe. She 0:01:31.136 --> 0:01:33.616 was like hey, and I was like, you live right here. 0:01:33.696 --> 0:01:34.896 She was like yeah. I was like, well, I live 0:01:34.976 --> 0:01:36.776 right there, and I was like, come over and jump 0:01:36.816 --> 0:01:38.296 on the podcast. She's like, no problem. So she comes 0:01:38.336 --> 0:01:43.656 over and I'm normal with her because I have a 0:01:43.696 --> 0:01:45.816 bit of a relationship enough that it's not the first 0:01:45.856 --> 0:01:46.376 time I've met her. 0:01:46.656 --> 0:01:47.416 You've got a foundation. 0:01:48.496 --> 0:01:51.016 As limited of a foundation as it is, there's still 0:01:51.056 --> 0:01:53.856 a foundation. And we have probably seven times or we've 0:01:53.856 --> 0:01:56.016 been together, and I'm like, hey, good, come on, I 0:01:56.096 --> 0:01:58.296 come in. And at the end of the interview we 0:01:58.296 --> 0:02:02.056 were talking about because she's very introverted and I'm very introverted. 0:02:02.056 --> 0:02:05.216 When it's not time to be extroverted, Okay, extrovert time 0:02:05.536 --> 0:02:06.176 a plus. 0:02:06.256 --> 0:02:07.256 I've seen both sides of it. 0:02:07.376 --> 0:02:10.696 Yes, introvert, I feel like, ah, probably this room is 0:02:10.736 --> 0:02:12.376 not for me. Nobody wants me here. I'm just gonna 0:02:12.416 --> 0:02:13.056 kind of I'm. 0:02:12.936 --> 0:02:14.016 Going to leave myself. 0:02:14.096 --> 0:02:16.376 Yeah, oh yeah, We've got at the commissioner's dinner by 0:02:16.456 --> 0:02:18.576 himself and just text them thirty minutes later when I'm. 0:02:18.416 --> 0:02:20.936 At home in bed. Yeah yeah, thanks for that. 0:02:21.656 --> 0:02:24.376 Colby says to me, you're not very warm. 0:02:25.696 --> 0:02:26.776 And I respected it. 0:02:27.136 --> 0:02:27.216 Now. 0:02:27.256 --> 0:02:29.016 I respected it because that's what I want. I love 0:02:29.056 --> 0:02:30.456 when people say that. And I was like, what do 0:02:30.456 --> 0:02:30.775 you mean. 0:02:31.136 --> 0:02:33.896 She's like, well, I came over and you know, we're 0:02:33.936 --> 0:02:36.456 doing this thing, and usually it's like hey, and you 0:02:36.496 --> 0:02:38.056 were like, hey, come on over, grabs seat, and we'll 0:02:38.056 --> 0:02:38.656 just get started. 0:02:38.656 --> 0:02:41.096 And I was like, okay, this is excellent to know 0:02:41.176 --> 0:02:41.616 because I. 0:02:41.576 --> 0:02:44.976 Thought I was extremely warm because I already it's not 0:02:45.016 --> 0:02:45.696 that I didn't get up. 0:02:46.136 --> 0:02:48.856 We already know each other, right, but you didn't like 0:02:48.896 --> 0:02:50.936 I hear you. You's wrong. 0:02:50.976 --> 0:02:52.336 I'm not saying she's wrong. I'm not saying you're wrong, 0:02:52.416 --> 0:02:52.856 but go ahead. 0:02:53.136 --> 0:02:55.136 I'm saying a natural greeting when somebody comes over your 0:02:55.136 --> 0:02:57.976 house to do your podcast, you'd probably get up out 0:02:57.976 --> 0:02:58.136 of that. 0:02:58.376 --> 0:02:59.016 I did get up. 0:02:59.176 --> 0:03:00.736 I'll give her a friendly handshake. 0:03:00.896 --> 0:03:05.336 Broad I just yeah, I did it doesn't. 0:03:05.056 --> 0:03:07.256 Seem like I did. She wasn't feeling the love. 0:03:07.456 --> 0:03:09.216 But it wasn't the same that I would do with 0:03:09.256 --> 0:03:11.736 somebody I've never met. It literally was because if I'd 0:03:11.776 --> 0:03:13.696 never met them, I'd want them to feel so comfortable, 0:03:13.936 --> 0:03:16.496 like thank you so much. Like we just finished taping 0:03:16.536 --> 0:03:19.136 with Randall Cobb, which everybody's gonna beare and I was like, 0:03:19.176 --> 0:03:21.456 so appreciate. It's like Randall think like I wanted him 0:03:21.496 --> 0:03:24.696 to know he didn't know me that, like, we're so 0:03:24.776 --> 0:03:26.536 grateful he took an hour out of his day to 0:03:26.536 --> 0:03:28.216 come and hang out with us. I didn't do that 0:03:28.256 --> 0:03:30.296 with her because I felt like it wasn't needed. And 0:03:30.496 --> 0:03:32.416 I don't like that about me that I just assume 0:03:32.696 --> 0:03:35.976 that there is some sort of friendship foundation or that 0:03:36.736 --> 0:03:38.976 the more normal I am, it means the more I 0:03:39.096 --> 0:03:39.376 like you. 0:03:40.016 --> 0:03:42.896 Okay, so the less you get up in show effort, 0:03:43.256 --> 0:03:44.256 you like them more. 0:03:44.656 --> 0:03:47.376 Kind of, And I know that's backwards. I know that's backward. 0:03:47.456 --> 0:03:50.696 So basically, when you mean Bobby, you better hope that 0:03:50.776 --> 0:03:53.576 first introduction is going to be amazing, y be, it will, 0:03:53.616 --> 0:03:55.056 but it's going downhill from there. 0:03:55.176 --> 0:03:57.576 If I like you, it's like with you, if I 0:03:57.656 --> 0:04:01.216 see you, it's up, boom, let's get started. Because I 0:04:01.336 --> 0:04:05.216 genuinely know you, like you, and enjoy being around you. Therefore, 0:04:05.256 --> 0:04:08.816 I don't need to present some hey, what's up. But 0:04:09.096 --> 0:04:10.336 and that's backward. I get it. 0:04:10.496 --> 0:04:13.376 That's what I do. So that's why the polar opposites attract. 0:04:13.696 --> 0:04:14.696 You're because I am. 0:04:14.776 --> 0:04:16.536 Every single time I see it, I'm like, I'm like 0:04:16.575 --> 0:04:19.335 a little puppy. Look, hey, Bobby, how are you? 0:04:19.336 --> 0:04:20.856 You are one of the friendly You're one of the 0:04:20.896 --> 0:04:22.255 initial friendliest people. 0:04:22.056 --> 0:04:24.416 I have ever met. Hey, I take pride in them. 0:04:24.455 --> 0:04:26.415 Yeah, yeah, it is, and you should because you're so 0:04:26.655 --> 0:04:30.376 warm and you're so likable so quick. 0:04:30.655 --> 0:04:32.335 I think I'm more of an acquire taste. 0:04:32.695 --> 0:04:34.215 No, You're definitely that way. 0:04:34.296 --> 0:04:38.056 It's just sometimes I think, also, your scheduling is so 0:04:38.176 --> 0:04:41.255 insane that there the effort's got to at some point 0:04:41.335 --> 0:04:43.896 be like, okay, I'll. 0:04:43.215 --> 0:04:45.496 Agree with that a little bit. I think I've but 0:04:45.536 --> 0:04:47.135 it's not fair to people who don't have to. 0:04:47.496 --> 0:04:47.895 It's not But. 0:04:48.056 --> 0:04:50.255 You're how many people do you probably interview on a 0:04:50.335 --> 0:04:52.496 daily basis. You're on the radio, You've got to talk 0:04:52.536 --> 0:04:56.056 to different individuals and always be up and going. That 0:04:56.376 --> 0:04:59.575 sometimes it's fair to say, hey, how are you good 0:04:59.575 --> 0:05:01.056 to see it? Come on, let's let's get on. 0:05:01.135 --> 0:05:02.616 But it was I was only doing that because I 0:05:02.616 --> 0:05:05.696 felt like we were already friends. And what I alsoppreciate. 0:05:05.736 --> 0:05:08.376 It was like Brandon, who has been my friend for 0:05:08.655 --> 0:05:11.775 ten plus years and who runs video for this show. 0:05:12.936 --> 0:05:17.296 I was like, Brandon cold, It's like, well, yeah, I mean. 0:05:17.255 --> 0:05:20.455 Yeah, I mean he was like, He's like, it's not cold, 0:05:20.455 --> 0:05:21.856 it's just you just feel like you don't have to 0:05:21.895 --> 0:05:23.175 go through that song and dance again. 0:05:23.215 --> 0:05:23.655 It's just you. 0:05:23.895 --> 0:05:25.616 I should song and dance a little more. That's what 0:05:25.616 --> 0:05:28.136 I'm saying. I should a little more. No, But it's 0:05:28.215 --> 0:05:30.895 it's respect, and I mean that with you. Your thing 0:05:30.976 --> 0:05:32.776 is you want everybody to feel loved. You want me 0:05:32.815 --> 0:05:34.415 to feel loved, and I definitely do, and me I 0:05:34.455 --> 0:05:36.415 want you to feel like we're so close. We don't 0:05:36.416 --> 0:05:37.415 got to do the song and dance. 0:05:37.455 --> 0:05:39.255 All right, I'm not talking to you until we start 0:05:39.296 --> 0:05:40.056 the show next week. 0:05:40.215 --> 0:05:41.336 Well then I'd be like, why's he mad? 0:05:41.376 --> 0:05:43.336 Why is he mad? Why? Well, I'm not mad at all. 0:05:43.376 --> 0:05:44.415 Oh no, I'm mad. 0:05:44.536 --> 0:05:46.815 I'm now so comfortable with you. I'm never gonna like 0:05:47.056 --> 0:05:48.215 give you a bro hug anymore. 0:05:48.296 --> 0:05:51.576 I went to a boxing class. Oh really, three four 0:05:51.616 --> 0:05:52.056 days ago? 0:05:52.296 --> 0:05:53.415 Have you done that before? Ever? 0:05:53.775 --> 0:05:53.936 Yeah? 0:05:53.976 --> 0:05:55.415 I owned a few boxing gyms in town. 0:05:55.695 --> 0:05:56.176 Of course, you do. 0:05:56.296 --> 0:06:00.776 You find out something new about your entrepreneurship. Gosh, what 0:06:00.815 --> 0:06:03.735 else do you own? I just owned five buildings and 0:06:03.736 --> 0:06:05.335 I own this thing over here. We're putting the new 0:06:05.536 --> 0:06:08.216 studio in boxing gym. Thanks for inviting me to the 0:06:08.255 --> 0:06:10.415 boxing gym. Could I get like a weekly pass? 0:06:10.536 --> 0:06:13.335 The hustle is real and I didn't flex that. 0:06:13.496 --> 0:06:15.536 You just say, I'm just saying, I'm just finding out 0:06:15.536 --> 0:06:15.975 more about it. 0:06:16.015 --> 0:06:17.775 I even went to one that I didn't know. 0:06:19.135 --> 0:06:21.895 Why you own three and you didn't go to the 0:06:21.895 --> 0:06:22.575 one that you own? 0:06:23.056 --> 0:06:24.616 Schedule, I needed to go to a class at a 0:06:24.655 --> 0:06:25.976 certain time and it was kind of last minute. 0:06:25.976 --> 0:06:27.776 Why don't you just call the person that you hired 0:06:27.815 --> 0:06:29.415 to run your gym say hey, this is. 0:06:29.416 --> 0:06:30.455 The time I got do that. 0:06:30.775 --> 0:06:32.536 I would that would make a lot more sense if 0:06:32.575 --> 0:06:34.175 you would own the boxing gym. 0:06:34.255 --> 0:06:35.136 I would never do that. 0:06:35.536 --> 0:06:37.255 But okay, so anyway, you went to a new one. 0:06:37.335 --> 0:06:40.296 I go, yeah, and it's probably like twenty five people, 0:06:40.655 --> 0:06:44.415 and it's probably twenty three females. Ages from anything from 0:06:44.416 --> 0:06:46.775 like nineteen to fifty seven. Right, and there's this like 0:06:46.775 --> 0:06:50.255 an aerobics it's not a jazz er size where you 0:06:50.376 --> 0:06:53.856 just I mean, this isn't my gym. 0:06:53.895 --> 0:06:56.135 I went to a I'm just asking they're bad. 0:06:56.176 --> 0:06:56.936 I'm trying to get a few. 0:06:57.056 --> 0:06:58.336 Yes, Yes, it's a class. 0:06:58.536 --> 0:06:58.856 Okay. 0:06:58.976 --> 0:07:01.856 So I don't feel like right now I'm being respected. 0:07:01.856 --> 0:07:03.176 I'm be honest with everybody in the rain right now. 0:07:03.255 --> 0:07:05.376 No, I'm just trying to feel for what you were doing. 0:07:05.575 --> 0:07:08.056 Yes, it was like a jazzer size. So I go 0:07:08.695 --> 0:07:11.856 and there's a giant man in there, so giant that 0:07:11.936 --> 0:07:13.495 if you see them, you know they do something. 0:07:13.655 --> 0:07:17.655 Okay, define giant six seven six seven offensive blind man 0:07:17.736 --> 0:07:20.136 for sure, like a two eighty thuds. 0:07:20.176 --> 0:07:20.376 Yeah. 0:07:20.416 --> 0:07:22.696 Yeah, It's like if I saw you out, I would 0:07:22.736 --> 0:07:26.696 know you did something physical because your frame, your height, 0:07:26.896 --> 0:07:27.776 you're still in shape. 0:07:27.936 --> 0:07:30.856 I get volleyball and basketball. Did you play volleyball basketball? 0:07:30.856 --> 0:07:34.736 I was like, no, I didn't at all. You're six 0:07:35.376 --> 0:07:37.416 six four, Okay, I don't look like a volleyball Yeah, 0:07:37.456 --> 0:07:37.976 you definitely could. 0:07:38.616 --> 0:07:40.176 You're just so much taller than the rest of us 0:07:40.176 --> 0:07:42.216 and I'm six foot and you're still like you walk. 0:07:42.296 --> 0:07:44.176 Why my wife again, it was like, Matt's tall, and 0:07:44.176 --> 0:07:46.616 I'm like, shut up, that's right. That's another I was like, 0:07:47.056 --> 0:07:50.095 I was like, I'm tall, tall to remember me. Guy's 0:07:50.096 --> 0:07:52.336 like three hundred pounds. He's like six seven and he's 0:07:52.336 --> 0:07:54.376 wearing a hat and he got air pods in and 0:07:54.416 --> 0:07:58.855 I'm like, I think I recognize him. Really who is 0:07:58.976 --> 0:08:00.496 What reminded me is when you said the NFL. We 0:08:00.496 --> 0:08:02.215 saw him at the NFL party and we thought he 0:08:02.336 --> 0:08:03.296 is a giant man. 0:08:05.856 --> 0:08:11.296 I mean there were a lot of giants. Giant giant man. Well, 0:08:11.336 --> 0:08:13.256 you left early, so you probably could go gather your 0:08:13.256 --> 0:08:14.216 thoughts and sit there. 0:08:14.096 --> 0:08:19.095 And mingle with white guy, bald headed retired, oh whitworth 0:08:19.696 --> 0:08:20.896 what worse? Here in Tennessee. 0:08:20.976 --> 0:08:22.816 He was here because the Rams and Titans were playing 0:08:22.816 --> 0:08:24.936 and he was jumping in some random boxing class and 0:08:24.976 --> 0:08:25.616 I saw him there. 0:08:25.736 --> 0:08:26.456 Do you know him at all? 0:08:26.776 --> 0:08:28.816 No, I've actually met him at the Super Bowl this 0:08:28.896 --> 0:08:31.176 year one of the nights you were at home and 0:08:32.216 --> 0:08:32.656 went over. 0:08:33.496 --> 0:08:35.856 He shocked me with how big he was. 0:08:35.936 --> 0:08:37.896 And we've played against him before, but on the opposite 0:08:37.935 --> 0:08:41.376 side when they're amongst the Yeah, but he's one of 0:08:41.376 --> 0:08:44.456 the bigger offensive Lineman's yeah. 0:08:44.655 --> 0:08:47.176 Because again we get to see large people and you 0:08:47.256 --> 0:08:48.296 played with large people. 0:08:48.736 --> 0:08:49.415 He's a monster. 0:08:49.535 --> 0:08:50.576 He's a monster. 0:08:50.856 --> 0:08:53.896 He's a monster even in that profession. When you think 0:08:53.935 --> 0:08:57.176 about him. He when I saw him in person and 0:08:57.175 --> 0:08:58.856 shook his hand, I was like, Wow, he's got a 0:08:58.856 --> 0:09:01.176 presence about him. He becaus got that gruffy voice. I 0:09:01.216 --> 0:09:03.655 was like, man, okay, this guy's pretty badass. 0:09:03.856 --> 0:09:06.856 I went and said I to him, but he didn't know. 0:09:06.896 --> 0:09:08.376 I was Did he punch you? 0:09:08.816 --> 0:09:09.256 Thank God? 0:09:09.376 --> 0:09:11.055 No, because it was jacks side just like one in 0:09:11.175 --> 0:09:12.136 two and one and two. 0:09:12.175 --> 0:09:14.136 Yeah, that's what Because when you said boxing class, I 0:09:14.136 --> 0:09:15.976 thought you're gonna it was a boxing class? 0:09:16.016 --> 0:09:16.696 Where is it? 0:09:16.736 --> 0:09:18.496 But you hit the you hit the pads where the 0:09:18.496 --> 0:09:20.656 guys sing, and then swings over your head and you duck. 0:09:20.816 --> 0:09:24.776 I did that acting like Rocking Balboa Rocky. Sorry, you 0:09:24.776 --> 0:09:27.056 can't make fun of me going jazz. They call it 0:09:27.136 --> 0:09:27.935 rocking Balboa. 0:09:28.175 --> 0:09:30.655 Well it's kind of they that was the name of 0:09:30.696 --> 0:09:34.416 the class, Rocking Balboa, not Rocky because you're not hitting anything. 0:09:34.456 --> 0:09:36.776 He's a giant. He's a giant. And if I were 0:09:37.096 --> 0:09:38.896 what I was thinking was if I were a guy 0:09:39.136 --> 0:09:44.256 like Bryce Young, Tuah, we can walk through the show. 0:09:44.976 --> 0:09:45.696 Some of these I don't know. 0:09:45.776 --> 0:09:47.256 I don't know how you see anything over a guy 0:09:47.295 --> 0:09:47.655 like that. 0:09:47.655 --> 0:09:49.415 That's always the part for me with some of these 0:09:49.456 --> 0:09:51.856 guys with their height, because I remember being back there 0:09:51.896 --> 0:09:54.536 at six four and that was kind of six five 0:09:54.776 --> 0:09:57.496 six four, where those guys in the interior outside you 0:09:57.496 --> 0:09:59.936 get to the six six frame, but you're trying to 0:09:59.935 --> 0:10:03.136 find windows to seat, and a lot of times you 0:10:03.216 --> 0:10:06.496 just get when when the pockets you can't get your 0:10:06.535 --> 0:10:08.816 throwing lane down, so you're trying to sidestep and move 0:10:08.856 --> 0:10:10.936 to try to make sure you've got an angle and 0:10:11.415 --> 0:10:13.816 not throwing it to the opposite team. It would be 0:10:13.896 --> 0:10:15.856 really difficult in some of those circumstances. 0:10:15.935 --> 0:10:17.575 If you're five to ten and you're trying to find 0:10:17.576 --> 0:10:20.415 an outside guy and there's a six to seven tackle. 0:10:20.616 --> 0:10:22.216 Oh yeah, like that's for sure in your. 0:10:22.136 --> 0:10:24.456 Way, without a doubt, without a doubt. 0:10:24.496 --> 0:10:27.175 And with Bryce in particular, did you see the shot 0:10:27.216 --> 0:10:30.256 when he first started with the Carolina Panthers, they took 0:10:30.256 --> 0:10:32.176 a shot with him next to the lineman and he 0:10:32.216 --> 0:10:32.536 looked like. 0:10:32.535 --> 0:10:34.455 A popworn player and I was like. 0:10:34.535 --> 0:10:38.856 Wow, I didn't realize house White is but Obviously they've 0:10:38.935 --> 0:10:41.815 developed a skill set over time, because when you're at Alabama, 0:10:41.896 --> 0:10:44.215 you're playing with all those players and the offensive line 0:10:44.295 --> 0:10:46.496 is probably equal to the size of the NFL guys. 0:10:47.055 --> 0:10:49.415 That it's a skill set and they've just developed it 0:10:49.456 --> 0:10:49.896 over time. 0:10:50.336 --> 0:10:51.816 I was super thankful and mus be the last on 0:10:51.856 --> 0:10:53.535 this and then we'll go back and forth with our 0:10:53.576 --> 0:10:58.176 three each. But I didn't want because I've met Andrew 0:10:58.216 --> 0:11:04.335 Whitworth at an award show once on Amazon like ACMs, 0:11:05.096 --> 0:11:07.336 and I didn't want him to be like, oh I 0:11:07.376 --> 0:11:09.175 saw you once and you were a jerk. Going back 0:11:09.216 --> 0:11:11.576 to my sometimes people think I'm not very warm. So 0:11:11.616 --> 0:11:13.496 I really pushed myself to go and say hi because 0:11:13.496 --> 0:11:15.535 I wouldn't have because also. 0:11:15.535 --> 0:11:18.656 The your neighbor here had a major impact. 0:11:18.696 --> 0:11:20.736 Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, oh, because I do feel like 0:11:20.935 --> 0:11:24.815 in my heart, it's almost like don't judge someone. There's 0:11:24.856 --> 0:11:29.816 a saying that's like you can't judge other people on 0:11:29.896 --> 0:11:32.976 their actions, but you on your intentions because you know 0:11:33.016 --> 0:11:35.175 what your intentions are, okay, because you can give yourself 0:11:35.175 --> 0:11:36.736 the credit. Well, I wanted to do this, but I 0:11:36.776 --> 0:11:41.216 didn't and other people and so I my heart was like, 0:11:41.256 --> 0:11:43.055 I'm a nice guy and if he needs anything, I'd 0:11:43.295 --> 0:11:44.376 but I was like, I need to go and have 0:11:44.415 --> 0:11:48.456 an action, so I said, hey, man, Bobones. He had 0:11:48.496 --> 0:11:50.416 no idea, right, no clue, and he was nice. He 0:11:50.496 --> 0:11:52.576 tried for a second to act like you knew who 0:11:52.576 --> 0:11:53.935 I was, and he was like oh, and I was. 0:11:54.096 --> 0:11:55.616 I was like, I don't need this. I was like, hey, 0:11:55.655 --> 0:11:57.856 I just want to say hi, have a good workout. 0:11:58.216 --> 0:12:01.016 And the greatest thing an angel from above. And a woman 0:12:01.055 --> 0:12:04.056 comes up to me, woman young, like twenty five, And 0:12:04.136 --> 0:12:06.376 as he was standing next to me, airpot's still out, 0:12:06.576 --> 0:12:07.695 she goes, hey, are you buy bones? 0:12:07.696 --> 0:12:08.896 I've read both of your books. 0:12:09.295 --> 0:12:11.256 And he looked and he was like, oh, oh, this 0:12:11.376 --> 0:12:12.776 is not just somebody that's annoying me. 0:12:12.896 --> 0:12:14.216 You're like, yes, yes. 0:12:14.055 --> 0:12:15.136 An angel from a book. 0:12:15.776 --> 0:12:18.695 And you may not know who I am, but one 0:12:18.776 --> 0:12:22.415 person does. And she's in this little dancer size class too. Oh, 0:12:22.696 --> 0:12:24.535 don't worry about you want me signed both of your books? 0:12:25.175 --> 0:12:29.296 Don't worry about Yeah, no problem. Oh and have you 0:12:29.336 --> 0:12:29.655 read it? 0:12:29.736 --> 0:12:32.415 No? Okay, don't worry. You'll know who he picks up 0:12:32.415 --> 0:12:33.136 your book for sure. 0:12:33.376 --> 0:12:36.616 Yeah, big guy, big guy, let's go back and forth. 0:12:36.976 --> 0:12:37.936 I will let you go first. 0:12:38.816 --> 0:12:42.216 Oh well, you know what, I was just looking at 0:12:42.216 --> 0:12:45.495 this past week and it's amazing how many starting quarterbacks 0:12:45.576 --> 0:12:49.295 went down with injuries. Obviously we know Joe Burrow brock 0:12:49.336 --> 0:12:52.656 Perty was out. There's questions whether or not Jane Daniels 0:12:52.736 --> 0:12:54.776 is going to be able to play. But I always 0:12:54.776 --> 0:12:57.416 think about that because for such a long time in 0:12:57.456 --> 0:13:00.335 my career I was in that position as always the backup, 0:13:00.896 --> 0:13:04.256 and just the importance of having somebody that can come 0:13:04.256 --> 0:13:06.535 in and play, especially in the game that the NFL 0:13:06.736 --> 0:13:07.815 game that we play today, and. 0:13:07.776 --> 0:13:10.136 How volatile that that position is. 0:13:10.696 --> 0:13:13.256 That they put all their eggs in one basket saying, hey, 0:13:13.655 --> 0:13:15.415 we're gonna go win with this guy. But how often 0:13:15.415 --> 0:13:18.615 do you see starting quarterbacks go down and now these 0:13:18.655 --> 0:13:21.896 backups are thrust into the spotlight and they've got to 0:13:21.896 --> 0:13:23.816 go out and perform and really will make or break 0:13:23.856 --> 0:13:25.455 your season. A lot of these guys aren't gonna be 0:13:25.496 --> 0:13:28.295 long term, but even JJ McCarthy guy goes out for 0:13:28.736 --> 0:13:31.016 another what two to three weeks with a sprained ankle. 0:13:31.456 --> 0:13:33.376 And now you've got Carson Wentz who they just signed 0:13:33.415 --> 0:13:35.336 before season. We talked about this a few weeks ago. 0:13:35.336 --> 0:13:37.496 We're like, why did they do that. Now he's it's 0:13:37.535 --> 0:13:39.176 gonna be week three of the season and you're starting, 0:13:39.175 --> 0:13:41.176 and you got to expect to go win games for 0:13:41.256 --> 0:13:45.496 this team. And so it's just it's always fascinating when 0:13:45.535 --> 0:13:48.136 you go throughout the course of the season and see 0:13:48.136 --> 0:13:51.456 how many starting quarterbacks go down and how important it 0:13:51.496 --> 0:13:54.575 is to have valuable backups behind those guys, which I 0:13:54.576 --> 0:13:55.816 think is overlooked at time. 0:14:11.496 --> 0:14:14.176 And Minnesota plays Cincinnati in the backup quarterback ball. 0:14:14.055 --> 0:14:16.136 The week, it's gonna be great. It's gonna be great. 0:14:16.295 --> 0:14:19.056 I think I was thinking about which quarterback would rather 0:14:19.096 --> 0:14:22.776 have Wentz or Brownie because Browning played well he did 0:14:22.896 --> 0:14:24.416 last year. Yeah, he had a stint. 0:14:24.536 --> 0:14:26.136 He had a stint where he went in played well. 0:14:26.136 --> 0:14:26.696 He played well. 0:14:26.736 --> 0:14:30.536 Also, wasn't it the year before when when Joe Burrow 0:14:30.576 --> 0:14:32.816 went out with the wrist, where he stepped in in 0:14:32.856 --> 0:14:33.616 that role as well? 0:14:33.776 --> 0:14:35.016 I know last year he played a bunch. 0:14:35.296 --> 0:14:36.896 The year before it was like seven games. 0:14:39.216 --> 0:14:39.936 That's what I'm thinking of. 0:14:40.056 --> 0:14:41.776 Yeah, yeah, it was. It wasn't last year. 0:14:41.776 --> 0:14:44.136 It was a year before because last year Joe stayed 0:14:44.136 --> 0:14:46.536 healthy and he was potential MVP and all that stuff. 0:14:46.536 --> 0:14:48.176 The year before it was when he had the wrist 0:14:48.736 --> 0:14:50.576 and he went out and he came in and held 0:14:50.576 --> 0:14:54.256 down the fort. But I mean, I think that he's 0:14:54.296 --> 0:14:56.056 a guy that knows the system, been in the system 0:14:56.096 --> 0:14:58.936 for a long period of time. I mean, Jamar Chase 0:14:58.976 --> 0:15:01.215 had what one hundred and sixty three yards receiving or 0:15:01.256 --> 0:15:02.576 something like that, So he knows how to get the 0:15:02.576 --> 0:15:05.856 ball to the playmakers. And so I'm going with him 0:15:06.016 --> 0:15:07.576 because I just don't know what Carson's going. 0:15:07.576 --> 0:15:07.976 To look like. 0:15:08.256 --> 0:15:09.976 Did you play with Carson Wentz at all? I never 0:15:10.016 --> 0:15:11.416 did because he was a. 0:15:11.736 --> 0:15:13.216 Chief for a minute. 0:15:13.296 --> 0:15:17.256 But I get you in my home. Mixed up, that's 0:15:17.256 --> 0:15:17.776 the problem. 0:15:18.016 --> 0:15:19.336 Yeah, it happens all the time. 0:15:19.576 --> 0:15:22.136 Same type of skill set, maybe same type of skill set. 0:15:22.176 --> 0:15:23.856 It's sorry about that, you guys. Mixed up. 0:15:23.976 --> 0:15:24.176 Yeah. 0:15:24.216 --> 0:15:26.176 A lot of injury, A lot of quarterback injuries through 0:15:26.216 --> 0:15:28.616 two weeks. Yeah, Jane Daniels is an interesting one. 0:15:28.736 --> 0:15:31.296 Jane Daniels is injury. Well, they've got Marcus there too. 0:15:31.296 --> 0:15:33.456 Marcus Mariota played a little bit last year when he 0:15:33.496 --> 0:15:35.016 got banged up with I think it was a back 0:15:35.056 --> 0:15:38.336 issue or something. Maybe it was a rib. But they'll 0:15:38.376 --> 0:15:40.376 be in good hands with Marcus. Marcus knows that system 0:15:40.456 --> 0:15:43.016 and he's a perfect fit. A lot of times when 0:15:43.016 --> 0:15:45.176 you look at these backup quarterbacks and you have a 0:15:45.176 --> 0:15:47.696