WEBVTT - Lots to Say: It's a Madden Thanksgiving! 0:00:05.496 --> 0:00:07.696 Lots to Say with Bobby Bones and Matt Castle is 0:00:07.736 --> 0:00:10.616 a production of the NFL and iHeart Podcasts. 0:00:12.096 --> 0:00:17.856 We Got Lots to save, We got lots to save? 0:00:20.616 --> 0:00:23.776 What the backer here? And we hope you say because 0:00:23.776 --> 0:00:24.616 we got lost? 0:00:24.976 --> 0:00:29.296 Just say, yeah, we got lots to say. 0:00:31.416 --> 0:00:32.656 Here's Bobby and that. 0:00:33.496 --> 0:00:37.056 Everybody welcome. We are getting an episode before Thanksgiving, which 0:00:37.056 --> 0:00:39.056 feels good. Well, this show comes out on a Wednesday. 0:00:39.095 --> 0:00:41.575 So what are you doing for Thanksgiving? I'm gonna be 0:00:41.576 --> 0:00:44.455 out in California with the family. You guys have Thanksgiving 0:00:44.455 --> 0:00:45.616 over there? We do. 0:00:45.936 --> 0:00:48.536 It's shockingly even with the weather still being like seventy degrees, 0:00:49.056 --> 0:00:49.815 it doesn't feel like. 0:00:50.056 --> 0:00:52.176 It doesn't feel like the Holidays. I'd like to say, 0:00:52.415 --> 0:00:56.056 no place that gets that doesn't get below fifty, you 0:00:56.056 --> 0:00:59.576 shouldn't have Thanksgiving. I would that's your rule. That's my rule. 0:00:59.576 --> 0:01:01.696 If it doesn't get below it doesn't have to be 0:01:01.696 --> 0:01:04.416 below fifty on Thanksgiving. But if your city never gets 0:01:04.416 --> 0:01:06.896 below fifty, you should not get to celebrate things getting Well, 0:01:06.896 --> 0:01:07.336 they got the. 0:01:07.416 --> 0:01:09.656 La Nina out there right now, so maybe they do 0:01:09.816 --> 0:01:12.136 drop temperatures and it'll get to like forty nine. 0:01:12.016 --> 0:01:14.496 In the morning. Acceptable, But until then, it's going to 0:01:14.496 --> 0:01:15.896 go back up. Yeah, what do you guys do? Like, 0:01:15.896 --> 0:01:17.296 what's the what's the tradition? You know what? 0:01:18.456 --> 0:01:21.056 The last few years, my wife's been taking the kids 0:01:21.056 --> 0:01:23.456 out there because I'm normally traveling for season, but I 0:01:23.536 --> 0:01:26.696 happen to have a game out there. We've got UCLA 0:01:27.296 --> 0:01:31.736 Washington at UCLA this weekend prior to Thanksgiving, so I'm 0:01:31.776 --> 0:01:34.096 just going to stay out there, and my whole family's 0:01:34.136 --> 0:01:37.816 coming out on Friday, so we get together, we see 0:01:37.856 --> 0:01:40.736 both sides of the family, will probably do a Thanksgiving 0:01:40.776 --> 0:01:44.896 on Wednesday, and then my wife staying for Thursday. I've 0:01:44.936 --> 0:01:47.136 got to go actually back to New York to go 0:01:47.256 --> 0:01:50.496 do studio Friday, Yes, and then guess what, I'm coming 0:01:50.576 --> 0:01:53.856 right back for US UCLA. Oh do they at least 0:01:53.896 --> 0:01:56.136 give you a lay down bed? No, No, it's just 0:01:56.456 --> 0:01:59.256 Southwest probably. I don't know LA New York. No, I 0:01:59.296 --> 0:02:01.336 have no idea what they're flying me out on. Oh 0:02:01.416 --> 0:02:04.176 my god, I haven't got that far ahead yet. So 0:02:04.216 --> 0:02:06.696 it's going to be a lot of travel. But yeah, 0:02:06.816 --> 0:02:09.895 it is what it is. What are you doing? We're 0:02:09.895 --> 0:02:10.856 gonna go to Oklahoma? 0:02:11.576 --> 0:02:15.416 Okay, Joe with me? I don't even sing it right, 0:02:15.736 --> 0:02:18.016 stupid song plays all the time because Oklahoma's actually good 0:02:18.016 --> 0:02:21.456 at football. It sucks. They are good, Yeah suck, It 0:02:21.456 --> 0:02:23.336 doesn't suck. I root for them because of my father 0:02:23.376 --> 0:02:25.216 in law, not because of my wife. I want everybody 0:02:25.216 --> 0:02:28.376 to know this. I root for them because of my 0:02:28.416 --> 0:02:31.736 father in law because I am happy when he is happy. 0:02:32.096 --> 0:02:34.856 My wife like rubs it in. Oh, she talks a 0:02:34.896 --> 0:02:39.096 little smack. Well, we're not good, not good. It's really 0:02:39.136 --> 0:02:41.376 just an easy target at that point. And she's like, oh, 0:02:41.416 --> 0:02:43.496 I wonder what it's like to have to wait for 0:02:43.536 --> 0:02:45.216 a game that's at six but you already know you're 0:02:45.216 --> 0:02:49.175 out of it. Kind of stuff that burns deep too. 0:02:49.256 --> 0:02:52.816 So it just like it's a I'm my guts are 0:02:52.816 --> 0:02:54.496 all confused on who to root for and not. But 0:02:54.536 --> 0:02:56.936 I do root for them because I want my father 0:02:56.976 --> 0:02:58.456 in law to feel good. So but they play that 0:02:58.536 --> 0:03:01.656 song all the time. Okay, h I don't know how 0:03:01.696 --> 0:03:03.896 it goes. But we'll go to Oklahoma and we'll go 0:03:03.896 --> 0:03:07.056 to Fatteville. We'll do both. Yeah, and luckily they're close, 0:03:07.416 --> 0:03:09.656 so we'll do that and you know, eat food and 0:03:09.696 --> 0:03:12.416 come back home. But it won't be anything crazy. My 0:03:12.416 --> 0:03:16.376 wife's very pregnant, So it's not like you can do lot. 0:03:16.416 --> 0:03:18.256 You're not gonna do much, but you're gonna eat some 0:03:18.296 --> 0:03:20.256 food and hang out and. 0:03:19.856 --> 0:03:22.736 Be merry and watch football, watch football one hundred percent. 0:03:23.016 --> 0:03:24.856 We have Scott Porter coming up in a second. So 0:03:24.976 --> 0:03:27.816 Scott Porter was in Friday Night Lights, and I got 0:03:27.816 --> 0:03:31.576 to admit this now, I've never seen an episode. Really, 0:03:32.216 --> 0:03:36.136 don't tell him that I won't. And when he comes on, 0:03:36.216 --> 0:03:39.096 we just finished the interview when they were there. I 0:03:39.096 --> 0:03:42.496 remember them being there and I'd probably interviewed them a 0:03:42.496 --> 0:03:45.656 time or two. But I've never seen an episode of 0:03:45.656 --> 0:03:48.576 Friday Night Lights. And I'm not anti Friday Night Lights. 0:03:48.696 --> 0:03:52.016 I never watched it new then when I got old 0:03:52.016 --> 0:03:53.296 at other shows I wanted to watch. 0:03:53.376 --> 0:03:55.416 Yeah, it's a good beinge watch to be honest. They 0:03:55.456 --> 0:03:57.816 do a good job with the characters and all that stuff. 0:03:57.816 --> 0:04:01.696 It's entertaining a lot of drama mixed in with some football. 0:04:01.936 --> 0:04:04.016 So I mean, I I've watched some episodes. 0:04:04.056 --> 0:04:05.376 My wife. Have you not seen every episod? 0:04:05.576 --> 0:04:08.296 No, not at all. I figured my wife, I think 0:04:08.376 --> 0:04:10.936 seen every season. She used to binge watch. So like 0:04:10.936 --> 0:04:13.256 if you come in and see the treadmill rolling the 0:04:13.296 --> 0:04:16.496 peloton over there and she's walking it out. She was 0:04:17.135 --> 0:04:19.736 for months on end was watching Friday Night Lights. 0:04:19.815 --> 0:04:23.416 Kevin, you watch it. I didn't watch all of it, 0:04:23.455 --> 0:04:24.936 but I watched some of it. But the movie is 0:04:24.976 --> 0:04:28.056 my top three. Movie was awesome. Yeah, but the show 0:04:28.096 --> 0:04:30.616 I've watched like I think maybe one season. My like 0:04:30.856 --> 0:04:33.255 my morning show. People they think it's their favorite show, 0:04:33.296 --> 0:04:35.376 all of them and they're like usual, it's still so 0:04:35.496 --> 0:04:38.616 great and so uh. He played Jason Street. He was 0:04:38.655 --> 0:04:41.136 the quarterback that was in the wheelchair. Yes, he was 0:04:41.176 --> 0:04:45.535 basically Drake under grassy. Dang, dang, you went there? What? 0:04:45.815 --> 0:04:46.015 No? 0:04:46.255 --> 0:04:48.216 I was like, dang, that's a that's deep, that's that's 0:04:48.215 --> 0:04:53.056 a good one. Yeah, that's either. I just know that 0:04:53.176 --> 0:04:54.856 Drake was in a wheelchair on the grass and he 0:04:54.856 --> 0:04:55.256 said dang. 0:04:55.296 --> 0:04:57.255 I was like, I don't even know he's referencing, so 0:04:58.056 --> 0:04:59.695 you went there, Maybe that'll spark something. 0:04:59.775 --> 0:05:02.616 He didn't like, what do you mean? I was like, 0:05:02.655 --> 0:05:06.736 I don't really know. I also, he's not gonna remember this. 0:05:06.976 --> 0:05:07.136 Well. 0:05:07.176 --> 0:05:08.376 I justad we just talk to him, so I kind 0:05:08.376 --> 0:05:10.895 of acting like we haven't talked to him yet. But 0:05:11.976 --> 0:05:14.136 I did a movie called Band Slam where I had 0:05:14.215 --> 0:05:18.496 nine lines. Was he in any of the scenes, Yes, 0:05:18.815 --> 0:05:21.655 briefly in one, but we were to I had my 0:05:21.655 --> 0:05:26.736 own trailer, like I was Fringe principal. Okay, so I 0:05:26.775 --> 0:05:28.655 was considered a principle. I was on the sheet and 0:05:28.695 --> 0:05:30.255 they gave me a trailer because I had to work 0:05:30.296 --> 0:05:31.896 like three days on saying I'm not an actor. I've 0:05:31.895 --> 0:05:33.535 never claimed to be an actor. I never really wanted 0:05:33.536 --> 0:05:36.336 to be an actor, and I've ended up acting a bit, 0:05:36.455 --> 0:05:40.616 like I've done like three episodes of Nashville, but I've 0:05:40.616 --> 0:05:42.656 played different people on that show if you look, because 0:05:42.695 --> 0:05:46.736 that shows on Netflix now, Nashville. Okay, at first, I'm 0:05:46.815 --> 0:05:51.735 like a random reporter who's like, hey, the parallel is 0:05:51.895 --> 0:05:55.176 Connie Brittens in both shows. Okay, she plays Randon James 0:05:55.176 --> 0:05:57.015 and Nashville and she's the mom and Friday Night Lights, 0:05:57.056 --> 0:06:00.936 I believe, right, Yes, So I played reporter in the 0:06:01.015 --> 0:06:04.496 first one episode and then in another episode, I'm like 0:06:04.536 --> 0:06:07.895 somebody else. But then at the end that's different character. 0:06:07.335 --> 0:06:10.496 Yeah that's but at the end of I'm playing myself 0:06:11.255 --> 0:06:15.695 really and I have real lines with Rana James. Oh 0:06:15.695 --> 0:06:19.615 that's cool. At least you get to play yourself. Yeah. 0:06:19.695 --> 0:06:22.615 It wasn't any easier. It wasn't no, because it was weird. 0:06:23.176 --> 0:06:25.136 That's not what I do, right, And so all the 0:06:25.176 --> 0:06:27.176 cameras and you're working with real actors and they're doing 0:06:27.176 --> 0:06:28.496 their thing, and all you don't want to do is 0:06:28.536 --> 0:06:29.815 you just don't want to mess it up. Did you 0:06:29.856 --> 0:06:32.015 ever mess up your line? And you're like, I don't 0:06:32.056 --> 0:06:33.215 know going to mess it up? But I don't know 0:06:33.215 --> 0:06:35.415 that I was good at it. But this movie Band 0:06:35.455 --> 0:06:39.096 Slam that we did with Vanessa Hudgens and Phoebe from 0:06:39.096 --> 0:06:41.856 Friends like Sekudro, Yeah, I had nine lines. I think 0:06:41.856 --> 0:06:44.936 I had like fourteen, but they cut five five of them. Okay, 0:06:46.176 --> 0:06:49.616 so basically you crushed. It was fine. I didn't have 0:06:49.655 --> 0:06:51.936 I didn't want my glasses and I had like a white, 0:06:52.296 --> 0:06:55.616 like curly haired afro. That was my normal hair back then. 0:06:55.775 --> 0:06:57.695 Really yeah, I get curly. So that's what I know. 0:06:57.736 --> 0:07:00.855 Scott from Scott's Big Broncos Fan, So uh yeah, let's 0:07:00.895 --> 0:07:05.456 go all right, Hey Scott, good to see about it. 0:07:06.655 --> 0:07:08.376 Hey, good to see it. A long time? 0:07:09.335 --> 0:07:11.256 Why do you say long We were just talking about this. 0:07:11.296 --> 0:07:12.656 Why do you say long time? 0:07:14.616 --> 0:07:20.256 Because Austin, Texas, we talked way back when Friday Night 0:07:20.376 --> 0:07:22.416 Lights was first coming out. 0:07:22.936 --> 0:07:26.976 Okay, I had a Yes, Austin, Texas is correct. I 0:07:26.976 --> 0:07:30.176 have a slightly different version of that story, but that's 0:07:30.176 --> 0:07:32.456 absolutely true because they filmed that in Austin when I 0:07:32.496 --> 0:07:35.176 was living there. I forgot all about that. That's right. 0:07:35.256 --> 0:07:37.056 Did you go off to the set? No, I never 0:07:37.056 --> 0:07:38.576 went to the set, but I thought they would use 0:07:38.576 --> 0:07:41.496 your athletics. You thought that, Yeah, it would be one 0:07:41.536 --> 0:07:44.655 of the guys that you know had I had nine 0:07:44.736 --> 0:07:49.456 lines in a movie called Band Slam, which, ye, you 0:07:49.496 --> 0:07:51.576 were like the star of the movie. You and Vanessa 0:07:51.655 --> 0:07:54.416 Hudgens were like the stars of the movie. And so yeah, 0:07:54.496 --> 0:07:56.816 we all my scenes were like a theater on campus. 0:07:56.856 --> 0:07:58.416 And I was like, I don't know if Scott's gonna 0:07:58.456 --> 0:08:02.176 remember me, but hey, here we are, and he obviously didn't. 0:08:03.936 --> 0:08:07.176 Remember. I was just going back any further because we 0:08:07.215 --> 0:08:11.095 had chatted a couple of times prior to that. Yeah, 0:08:11.256 --> 0:08:12.696 you were. You were an Austin legend. 0:08:13.176 --> 0:08:15.336 So good to see you, buddy, I see I see 0:08:15.416 --> 0:08:17.936 Longhorn stuff behind you. And now I'm I lived in 0:08:17.976 --> 0:08:20.816 Austin for thirteen years and it's my favorite city, Like 0:08:20.976 --> 0:08:23.655 it is my favorite City. But I'm from Arkansas, so 0:08:23.696 --> 0:08:26.535 we hate the Longhorns, So why do you have long 0:08:26.576 --> 0:08:27.376 horn stuff behind you? 0:08:29.016 --> 0:08:32.056 My wife was actually a cheerleader at the University of Texas. 0:08:32.936 --> 0:08:36.056 She was there the years that why was there, and 0:08:36.136 --> 0:08:38.696 she actually cheered in the National Championship. 0:08:38.136 --> 0:08:42.896 Game Vince Young at USC. I wasn't there. I was 0:08:42.935 --> 0:08:43.456 a year after. 0:08:43.535 --> 0:08:45.096 I thought I was gonna make a lot of money 0:08:45.096 --> 0:08:47.535 in that locker room, and I sure didn't that. 0:08:47.535 --> 0:08:50.336 That was brutal. I also see you're looking like you're 0:08:50.336 --> 0:08:51.376 looking like a coach here. 0:08:51.535 --> 0:08:54.176 I mean, you've got the Broncos swag on your radiar roll, 0:08:54.456 --> 0:08:57.376 so obviously your Broncos fan. Big big win this last 0:08:57.415 --> 0:08:59.776 week and probably the biggest sense what Peyton Manning. 0:08:59.576 --> 0:09:04.336 Air, Yeah, I would say, man, I mean getting that 0:09:04.376 --> 0:09:07.296 big of a lead in the A West against that 0:09:07.376 --> 0:09:10.215 good of a team. Even still, you know the Chiefs, 0:09:10.256 --> 0:09:12.136 I know they haven't been putting it together. You know, 0:09:12.175 --> 0:09:14.376 in all three phases this season. That defense is still 0:09:14.496 --> 0:09:17.575 very good. When Chris Jones is motivated, they're still very dangerous. 0:09:17.616 --> 0:09:19.136 And Pat Mahomes is still the best in the game. 0:09:19.216 --> 0:09:21.575 So to get that win, get a cushion in the 0:09:21.576 --> 0:09:24.656 AFC West, angling for some home field advantage where you 0:09:24.696 --> 0:09:27.136 can actually play a game or two in Mile High 0:09:27.175 --> 0:09:30.216 It was huge. But yeah, massive Broncos fan have been 0:09:30.256 --> 0:09:34.136 all my life from Nebraska originally, and when you live 0:09:34.136 --> 0:09:40.095 in Omaha, Nebraska, you're a free agent. You know, Proximity Chiefs, Broncos, Bears, 0:09:40.256 --> 0:09:43.896 Ish and those Cowboys fans everywhere. So but I grew 0:09:43.976 --> 0:09:47.176 up watching Lway play in the eighties. Lose a lot 0:09:47.175 --> 0:09:49.175 of games, but just play with Moxie that I had 0:09:49.175 --> 0:09:51.896 never seen before. So yeah, Broncos fan my whole life. 0:09:52.136 --> 0:09:57.376 Evaluate Bo Nicks this performance this year as a fan, well. 0:09:57.256 --> 0:09:59.975 I don't want to be Dragonslayer sixty nine hiding in 0:10:00.055 --> 0:10:02.296 the basement of this moss house to drink it out, 0:10:03.616 --> 0:10:06.336 you know, drinking his mountain dew like the drop and said. 0:10:06.935 --> 0:10:08.896 But you know, at the end of the day, I 0:10:08.935 --> 0:10:11.376 think everything that Bo has said is what a lot 0:10:11.376 --> 0:10:14.055 of people are seeing. You know, feet are moving a lot, 0:10:14.295 --> 0:10:19.336 He's you know, running out and back from danger, throwing 0:10:19.376 --> 0:10:22.215 off his back foot a lot. And in Sean Payton's office, 0:10:22.256 --> 0:10:24.335 you really, you really need to be able to hit 0:10:24.376 --> 0:10:29.096 these these middle deep ends, these you know, outbreaking routes, 0:10:29.136 --> 0:10:32.216 these corners, you know, to get past that press cover 0:10:32.295 --> 0:10:33.935 two coverage that a lot of people would like to 0:10:33.976 --> 0:10:35.535 run on him because you know, he likes to get 0:10:35.576 --> 0:10:37.136 the ball out to the flats and likes to run 0:10:37.136 --> 0:10:39.376 a lot of screen game. So you've got to be 0:10:39.456 --> 0:10:42.376 able to hit that mid level throw. And Bo has 0:10:42.376 --> 0:10:44.455 missed it a lot this year, but he hit it 0:10:44.616 --> 0:10:47.415 in the big moment in this last game, uh, dropping 0:10:47.456 --> 0:10:49.936 one into Troy Franklin, you know, over the corner under 0:10:49.976 --> 0:10:53.136 the safety, setting up the final field goals. So for me, 0:10:53.336 --> 0:10:56.736 it's just, for some reason, it seems like there's a 0:10:56.776 --> 0:11:00.136 clarity for Bow in the fourth quarter of games. And 0:11:00.256 --> 0:11:02.535 I just as a Broncos fan, I think I speak 0:11:02.576 --> 0:11:04.616 for all of Broncos country. We'd love to just see 0:11:04.655 --> 0:11:10.216 that clarity for four quarters, you know. But hopefully we 0:11:10.256 --> 0:11:12.696 can keep pulling it out. Hopefully he keeps on taking 0:11:12.736 --> 0:11:15.216 a step forward. But you know, he said this last week, 0:11:15.256 --> 0:11:16.655 I got to settle my feet down. I got to 0:11:16.655 --> 0:11:19.216 make sure that I'm planting and then I'm giving what 0:11:19.256 --> 0:11:21.736 the defense gives me. And he played a heck of 0:11:21.736 --> 0:11:24.456 a game this last week against the Chiefs that that 0:11:24.535 --> 0:11:28.976 defense is no slouch. So you know, Bo is what 0:11:29.016 --> 0:11:31.696 I do love about Bo, and what I see from 0:11:31.696 --> 0:11:35.016 the players is that they believe in him, that he 0:11:35.136 --> 0:11:37.136 is their quarterback and they know they will go to 0:11:37.175 --> 0:11:40.856 war and win with him. They don't feel like they're 0:11:40.935 --> 0:11:43.296 dragging him anywhere. They just feel like this is a 0:11:43.295 --> 0:11:46.415 complete team game and defense is stepping up and doing 0:11:46.456 --> 0:11:49.696 its job. And you know, if Bo keeps that locker 0:11:49.776 --> 0:11:52.175 room in that way, I think this team's got a chance. 0:11:52.376 --> 0:11:55.216 So you basically hate bow Knicks until the fourth quarter, 0:11:55.295 --> 0:11:55.975 is what you're telling you. 0:11:57.576 --> 0:11:59.176 I don't hate Box. 0:12:00.856 --> 0:12:02.176 We Bo leave baby. 0:12:02.535 --> 0:12:04.256 But at the end of the day, it's you know, 0:12:04.415 --> 0:12:07.096 the week before ten to seven against the Raiders team 0:12:07.096 --> 0:12:09.616 that you see Dallas just tear apart on Monday Night 0:12:09.655 --> 0:12:13.335 football this week, and the games have been like that consistently, 0:12:13.736 --> 0:12:16.976 you know, I mean seven to three and outs against 0:12:16.976 --> 0:12:21.535 that Raiders defense, a turnover against that Raiders defense. You know, 0:12:21.736 --> 0:12:25.536 you only get thirteen drives in the game, and you've 0:12:25.535 --> 0:12:27.816 only got five what to go get some points and 0:12:27.816 --> 0:12:30.896 you only get ten against the Raiders. I mean, it's tricky, 0:12:30.935 --> 0:12:32.696 it's really tough. And that game was in the balance 0:12:32.776 --> 0:12:35.056 until the fourth quarter, and you can look at the 0:12:35.055 --> 0:12:36.856 way that we've been winning this year. It's all one 0:12:36.896 --> 0:12:39.016 score games, and a lot of that is just because 0:12:39.055 --> 0:12:41.136 the offense just does not want to move the ball 0:12:41.175 --> 0:12:42.616 in the first half of the game. And I don't 0:12:42.655 --> 0:12:45.616 know who that falls on. I just know what I'm seeing, 0:12:46.055 --> 0:12:48.736 you know, and I watch every single moment of every 0:12:48.736 --> 0:12:50.616 single one of these games. You can go back and 0:12:50.655 --> 0:12:53.016 look back against the Texans. I mean, it's the same 0:12:53.055 --> 0:12:55.215 story over and over again. Hopefully we can just start 0:12:55.295 --> 0:12:58.175 fast here after we get this bye week coming up, 0:12:58.216 --> 0:13:00.136 and just be a quick starting team the rest of 0:13:00.136 --> 0:13:02.856 the year. But no, man, we love bo. I think 0:13:02.896 --> 0:13:05.175 he's a really you know, as long as he sat 0:13:05.496 --> 0:13:08.496 his accuracy down, he's a great fit for what Peyton 0:13:08.535 --> 0:13:10.655 wants to do, and the rest of the offense believes 0:13:10.696 --> 0:13:10.976 in him. 0:13:11.016 --> 0:13:13.096 So I think this is the part of the interview 0:13:13.136 --> 0:13:15.576 where we actually declared that Scott knows ball because we 0:13:15.576 --> 0:13:16.256 don't always know. 0:13:17.055 --> 0:13:17.215 Yeah. 0:13:17.256 --> 0:13:20.496 Well, I mean, I am thoroughly impressed with his knowledge. 0:13:20.616 --> 0:13:23.415 With actors and musicians, Scott, we kind of weighed in 0:13:23.496 --> 0:13:25.736 with them to see, we never want to go over 0:13:25.776 --> 0:13:28.376 their head, or Scott knows ball. So I feel like 0:13:28.415 --> 0:13:32.215 we could talk about anything. Yeah, man, let's do it now. 0:13:32.256 --> 0:13:34.535 We go though, to the questions about movies and exactly 0:13:36.336 --> 0:13:39.976 do you find that people young kids are recognizing you 0:13:40.055 --> 0:13:43.376 from Friday Night Lights and even now because maybe they're 0:13:43.415 --> 0:13:44.896 just starting to watch it streaming. 0:13:46.295 --> 0:13:49.496 It is. Streaming extended the life of Friday Night Lights 0:13:49.535 --> 0:13:52.576 in a big way, and I don't think any of 0:13:52.655 --> 0:13:56.256 us expected it to be handed down generationally the way 0:13:56.336 --> 0:14:00.016 that it is currently. And when I was growing up, 0:14:00.055 --> 0:14:02.576 I don't know that there was a lot of shows 0:14:02.616 --> 0:14:04.695 that my folks were able to hand down to me, 0:14:04.896 --> 0:14:08.096 just because it was harder to ever find those unless 0:14:08.096 --> 0:14:11.616 somebody decided to put you know whatever, Cheers on VHS 0:14:11.816 --> 0:14:16.216 or some late eighties early nineties show like Coach on DVD. 0:14:16.496 --> 0:14:18.456 Like I would never have seen these shows, you know 0:14:18.496 --> 0:14:21.496 what I mean. And there's a lot of really impactful 0:14:21.496 --> 0:14:23.455 television back from back in the day that you can 0:14:23.496 --> 0:14:26.816 start to finally watch now, and I think that's really 0:14:26.856 --> 0:14:29.216 really cool. Friday Night Lights was kind of right on 0:14:29.256 --> 0:14:31.376 the cusp of that. I remember we were one of 0:14:31.376 --> 0:14:34.536 the first shows that NBC actually put up on their 0:14:34.536 --> 0:14:37.936 website and you could stream it on the website, which was, 0:14:38.416 --> 0:14:40.856 you know, that was crazy for us. In two thousand 0:14:40.856 --> 0:14:43.335 and six, and seeing where it's at now, where it's 0:14:43.376 --> 0:14:47.016 on like four different streaming services, it's just so easy 0:14:47.096 --> 0:14:50.656 to say, hey, this show that allowed these people loved 0:14:50.736 --> 0:14:53.736 twenty years ago, and you know, maybe their kids were 0:14:53.856 --> 0:14:56.136 too young to watch at the time, and now they're watching, 0:14:56.936 --> 0:15:00.536 you know, with their kids. It's awesome, man, It's really 0:15:00.576 --> 0:15:03.656 really a cool thing to see. And so yeah, you know, 0:15:03.776 --> 0:15:07.056 I would expect that Jason's read eventually would not be 0:15:07.136 --> 0:15:10.576 a character that as many young kids recognize, but I 0:15:10.616 --> 0:15:12.816 have a lot of and and and the fan base 0:15:12.896 --> 0:15:14.536 is really cool because when they come up, they always 0:15:14.536 --> 0:15:16.616 come up with like a measure of respect and they're 0:15:16.616 --> 0:15:18.656 really heartfelt. And the way they speak about the show, 0:15:18.976 --> 0:15:21.536 which is not the same way that all fan bases 0:15:21.736 --> 0:15:25.056 are with other shows, but they're really respectful fan base, 0:15:25.136 --> 0:15:27.776 even the the younger kids. And you know, we have 0:15:27.816 --> 0:15:31.096 really cool conversations about a show that you know, was 0:15:31.136 --> 0:15:34.976 canceled twice and almost didn't make it past season one 0:15:35.096 --> 0:15:37.496 or season two, and now it's had this lasting effect. 0:15:37.536 --> 0:15:39.696 So we have streaming to think for that, and it's 0:15:39.736 --> 0:15:40.216 really cool. 0:15:40.416 --> 0:15:42.256 Well, my wife's a big fan. I'm not gonna lie. 0:15:42.296 --> 0:15:46.696 She watches that show religiously. Still, if there's if there's 0:15:46.936 --> 0:15:49.296 a moment where we get into the bed and we 0:15:49.336 --> 0:15:51.696 finally get to watch something late at night, she wants 0:15:51.736 --> 0:15:52.216 to watch that. 0:15:52.296 --> 0:15:53.736 It's comfort, that's her comfort, that's. 0:15:53.656 --> 0:15:55.456 Her comfort show. I don't know if it was because 0:15:55.496 --> 0:15:58.096 she's an athlete or anything like that, but she loves 0:15:58.136 --> 0:16:00.856 the show and I love the show, So congratulations on that. 0:16:00.896 --> 0:16:03.216 But I want to talk about acting in general, just 0:16:03.296 --> 0:16:07.256 because I'm always fascinated by people that go into that 0:16:07.296 --> 0:16:09.856 profession because it's so competitive and there's a lot of 0:16:09.896 --> 0:16:13.096 parallels in terms of playing in the NFL or what 0:16:13.136 --> 0:16:15.856 Bobby does that it's super competitive and you got to 0:16:15.896 --> 0:16:18.215 go in, you got to nail something when you're going 0:16:18.256 --> 0:16:22.136 out for a specific role. But talk about what that's 0:16:22.216 --> 0:16:24.056 like for you to go in for a specific role 0:16:24.056 --> 0:16:26.176 and what that breakthrough moment was when you were younger. 0:16:27.856 --> 0:16:32.056 You know, for me, I was never in the line 0:16:32.056 --> 0:16:34.896 of thought that I would be an actor. I played 0:16:35.016 --> 0:16:38.136 football in high school and was an invited walk on 0:16:38.216 --> 0:16:42.416 to University of Socral, Florida. I played receiver, and I 0:16:42.456 --> 0:16:47.336 thought I would use athletics to help my academic you know, 0:16:48.136 --> 0:16:50.256 cost come down a little bit I knew I was 0:16:50.296 --> 0:16:52.656 never going to be a pro, but I did. I 0:16:52.736 --> 0:16:55.256 ran a four five, a good hands. I was all right. 0:16:56.176 --> 0:16:58.216 But you know, at the end of the day, I 0:16:58.256 --> 0:17:00.616 went to school to be a structural engineer. My grandfather 0:17:00.696 --> 0:17:02.936 was an Air Force colonel, very much wanted me to 0:17:02.936 --> 0:17:07.136 be in the realm of academia. Parents were very artistic. 0:17:07.216 --> 0:17:09.896 They had a rock band back in the eighties. I'd 0:17:09.896 --> 0:17:12.215 go and help my dad set up his drums and 0:17:12.215 --> 0:17:14.856 then spend the night like chilling with the bouncer playing foosball, 0:17:14.975 --> 0:17:17.215 or like falling asleep in the office manager's you know 0:17:17.296 --> 0:17:19.455 office in some saloon in the middle of Nebraska when 0:17:19.455 --> 0:17:21.775 I was growing up, and you know, I had a 0:17:21.776 --> 0:17:23.975 little bit of the bug from them, but I always 0:17:23.975 --> 0:17:27.256 thought it'd be something that I do in my spare time, 0:17:27.416 --> 0:17:29.055 make a little cash here and there. That's what my 0:17:29.096 --> 0:17:32.136 parents did. That was their goal. And then things started 0:17:32.136 --> 0:17:34.616 to kind of break the right way for me, and 0:17:34.975 --> 0:17:39.735 I just kept saying yes. And for me, having the 0:17:39.776 --> 0:17:45.456 athletic background actually played huge into, you know, moving into 0:17:45.495 --> 0:17:48.176 the world of acting, because every audition is a game 0:17:48.296 --> 0:17:51.576 in itself, right, and you don't stack yourself up against 0:17:51.576 --> 0:17:53.015 the other team but you got to stack yourself up 0:17:53.016 --> 0:17:55.936 against yourself. You got to answer for every loss that 0:17:55.975 --> 0:17:58.376 you have. You have way more of them in this business. 0:17:58.735 --> 0:17:58.896 You know. 0:17:58.936 --> 0:18:00.775 I think I've gone out for I don't know, two 0:18:00.896 --> 0:18:03.015 hundred television pilots and I've booked five of them, and 0:18:03.056 --> 0:18:05.696 I'm a success. So it's even worse than base ball. 0:18:05.776 --> 0:18:09.136 You know, the hitting percentages are kind of low, but 0:18:09.896 --> 0:18:13.455 you just got to keep on competing. And my first 0:18:13.495 --> 0:18:18.536 pilot season, I was told by somebody that I should 0:18:18.576 --> 0:18:20.056 just stay in the world of theater because I was 0:18:20.136 --> 0:18:22.735 up in New York. I was doing an off Broadway show. 0:18:22.856 --> 0:18:25.495 It was it was a bit of a hit, you know. 0:18:25.495 --> 0:18:27.136 I got a singing voice from my mom and a 0:18:27.176 --> 0:18:29.896 sense of rhythm from my dad, so he's a drummer, 0:18:29.896 --> 0:18:32.256 and I was I was doing the live music thing. 0:18:32.656 --> 0:18:35.215 You know, i'd have been having success. And somebody from 0:18:35.296 --> 0:18:37.896 Disney Theatricals told me when I said I wanted to 0:18:37.896 --> 0:18:39.775 try to, you know, see if I could book a 0:18:39.776 --> 0:18:42.096 TV show, that I wouldn't amount to anything, that I'd 0:18:42.136 --> 0:18:43.775 just be the fourth guy on the left on some 0:18:43.975 --> 0:18:46.896 WB show and be quickly forgotten, and I should keep 0:18:46.936 --> 0:18:50.096 doing theater. And I took that as a big old okay, 0:18:51.215 --> 0:18:55.416 just watch yeah, watch this, and I started really digging in, 0:18:56.455 --> 0:18:59.176 you know, watching film, you know, watching as many shows 0:18:59.176 --> 0:19:02.176