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Speaker 3: We're gonna talk about some NFL logos, super Bowl logos.
Speaker 3: We're gonna talk about the most important sporting good you own.
Speaker 1: There's an obvious answer. There's the number one answer on
Speaker 1: the board. If you disagree with me, you're an ask client.
Speaker 4: Or have times changed. We'll explain.
Speaker 3: Plus Kelsey's proposal, what let's get into a Bill Belichick?
Speaker 2: Is it gonna do it macho man style?
Speaker 3: Will you marry me? That would be cool? But Bill
Speaker 3: Belichick in the news. He's on Jim Gray's podcast, the
Speaker 3: Let's Go Podcast, and he basically gives a lot of
Speaker 3: props to Tom Brady, as he should, but it was
Speaker 3: I thought a nice gesture, of course, speak of him
Speaker 3: so highly.
Speaker 1: I think over the last couple of years, you've seen
Speaker 1: Bill Belichick and Tom Brady show each other more and
Speaker 1: more love because you know what it's like. You look
Speaker 1: back at a relationship and you start to think of
Speaker 1: it more fondly. You forget the troubles and the you know,
Speaker 1: bumping heads, bumping helmets, but you do remember the good times.
Speaker 2: And they did win six together.
Speaker 1: And this is what he had to say about Tom Brady,
Speaker 1: and I'll be honest, super complimentary.
Speaker 2: Take a look.
Speaker 5: You got to have good players, and as a coach,
Speaker 5: you want to give your players a chance to win.
Speaker 5: You want to put them in a position where if
Speaker 5: they go out there and play well, they'll have a
Speaker 5: chance to win. That's what coach Barcels taught me is
Speaker 5: there's always a way to win. You just got to
Speaker 5: figure out what it is, and you have to give
Speaker 5: the players a chance.
Speaker 4: They don't name it the Star Trophy, it's named the
Speaker 4: Lombardi Trophy. Maybe it's a name it the Brady Trophy.
Speaker 2: He wonts seven of them yeah, you know what Belichick.
Speaker 1: Listen, he won eight if you want to play stat
Speaker 1: Boy two as an assistant with the Giants, six with
Speaker 1: the Pats. But Tom Brady has won seven Super bowl
Speaker 1: So it does beg the question do they need to
Speaker 1: pull an NBA move?
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, there's so many sort of questions at
Speaker 3: Bay here. It's like the importance of coach versus player, right,
Speaker 3: because it's now named after a coach, Vince Lombardi. But
Speaker 3: by Belichick saying that, he's also insinuating, well, Lombardi wasn't
Speaker 3: scoring touchdowns. Yeah, I wasn't kicking field goals. He even
Speaker 3: goes on to say, look, I wasn't throwing those passes.
Speaker 3: I wasn't scoring touchdowns. I wasn't kicking field goals like
Speaker 3: Venetarian four inches of snow. It should be named after
Speaker 3: a player. That's basically what he's saying without saying it,
Speaker 3: and complimentary to Tom Brady at the same time. So
Speaker 3: your thoughts on that, do we glorify the past? Should
Speaker 3: it be the Vince Lombardi Trophy? Can you resend an
Speaker 3: honor like that? Can you take away an honor like that?
Speaker 1: It's interesting they renamed Bridges they renamed monuments. Maybe you
Speaker 1: can they read different time, different places. They renamed gulfs.
Speaker 2: No, but the NBA, the NBA has done a hell
Speaker 2: of a job doing this.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: The NFL is king right, the NFL clearly what fifty
Speaker 1: sixty million people watch the AFC Championship Game last week.
Speaker 1: NFL is king. There's no doubt they do most things right.
Speaker 1: Maybe updating the awards isn't a bad idea.
Speaker 2: I know what you're saying.
Speaker 1: It feels like they're stripping away a legendary person of that.
Speaker 4: It feels that way.
Speaker 3: But maybe they're just doing it to move forward with
Speaker 3: the sport right, Like there's no rule that says you
Speaker 3: can't change it.
Speaker 2: Spot wasn't there a bridge? What's the bridge in New York?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 1: They renamed it like the RFK Junior Bridge? Is that
Speaker 1: the Kosi U Skilled Bridge or.
Speaker 4: Street?
Speaker 2: They renamed it like that all the time.
Speaker 1: So if you go to the NBA, who, let's argue
Speaker 1: this there was looking to do things right. They renamed
Speaker 1: the Western Conference MVP Award, the Magic Johnson Award, Eastern
Speaker 1: Conference Larry Bird MVP, Michael Jordan All Star Award is
Speaker 1: the Kobe Bryant one and the Rookie of the Year
Speaker 1: Wilt Chamberlain. The only one that sticks around is Larry O'Brien.
Speaker 1: And why not pat Riley?
Speaker 2: Why not?
Speaker 1: You know, why not someone who's been there, done that?
Speaker 1: Maybe a Phil Jackson Award or.
Speaker 3: Based on what Belichick said here you name it after
Speaker 3: a player. I don't know, but yeah, Larry O'Brien commissioner
Speaker 3: seventy five to eighty four, made the NBA what it was,
Speaker 3: popularized it a major part of the growth of the NBA.
Speaker 3: So I get it deserving then, but how many people
Speaker 3: really know much about Larry O'Brien today? So yeah, I
Speaker 3: could see a Phil Jackson but Trophy or a Pat Riley.
Speaker 4: It'll make more sense moving forward for other generations.
Speaker 1: Does it leave a bad taste in your mouth? Is
Speaker 1: it really what I'm asking? Is it shitty to take
Speaker 1: someone's name off of an award just because time is passed.
Speaker 3: I mean, there's other ways to honor them, right, And
Speaker 3: then at the same time, you do have to move forward.
Speaker 3: It might be something we need to get used to
Speaker 3: because I think when you think of these major sports,
Speaker 3: I think some changes need to be made, Like think
Speaker 3: about the logos.
Speaker 4: Right, if you're going to change the Lombardi.
Speaker 3: Trophy to the Brady Trophy, why not change the MLB logo.
Speaker 3: Nobody really knows who it is or what it is, right,
Speaker 3: Betting left you already. Yeah, And as a kid, it
Speaker 3: always confused me. It looked like a bird to me.
Speaker 3: Ron gotta beak. The helmet and the nose looks like
Speaker 3: a bird taken in that bat. I'm like, why's big
Speaker 3: bird playing for the expost? What's going on here? But
Speaker 3: why not Griffy We've seen this before, the most beautiful
Speaker 3: swing in the world. And you can go classic or
Speaker 3: I you can go classic Mickey mantles and things like that,
Speaker 3: But Griffy Junior, You've seen this and it looks sweet.
Speaker 3: I've seen several versions of it, the backwards hat note
Speaker 3: as Grivy Junior in his beautiful swing, why not that
Speaker 3: modern day spice it up.
Speaker 4: We've made rule changes.
Speaker 3: I understand it seems like a disrespect but as we
Speaker 3: quote Gary Vaynerchuk all the time, you know, Vader dies.
Speaker 3: Sometimes you got to make changes. We're out disrespecting the past,
Speaker 3: but I feel there is a layer.
Speaker 1: Of it's just moving forward that there's a slight layer
Speaker 1: of disrespect when you rename a monument, a bridge, a trophy.
Speaker 1: In the NBA, there have been some mockups. When we
Speaker 1: lost Kobe Bryant almost five years ago to this day,
Speaker 1: right five years ago, there was thoughts of do we
Speaker 1: make the NBA logo Kobe? And there's a couple mockups
Speaker 1: of this because even though we all know it's Jerry West,
Speaker 1: the NBA never let you know it's officially Jerry West.
Speaker 1: But is that sort of erasing the past? Then if
Speaker 1: you re up the logo, okay and change.
Speaker 3: It, but think of it this way, because again, it's
Speaker 3: not meant to be a disrespect to Jerry West. It's
Speaker 3: meant to be an honor to Kobe Bryant. Time moves on,
Speaker 3: and I'm sad to say this. We see the record
Speaker 3: books and we know the legend of a Jerry West,
Speaker 3: but is there anyone alive eventually that even saw him play?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 3: So what means more to the fan that's alive on
Speaker 3: this earth. I know it sounds odd or a weird
Speaker 3: way to look at it, but Kobe Bryant would make
Speaker 3: more sense in today's world for today's fan. And if
Speaker 3: anyone is willing to make those changes. It might be
Speaker 3: the NBA.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, I you could have this conversation going
Speaker 1: in a million directions. So as time passes, think about
Speaker 1: this for a second. Fast forward fifty to one hundred
Speaker 1: years and later, who's to say teams don't say, all right,
Speaker 1: you know who knows Yogi Berra anymore? Unretired number eight?
Speaker 1: Could you start unretiring numbers? They have to like fifty
Speaker 1: to one hundred years.
Speaker 4: No, hey, though, that's the point of retiring.
Speaker 2: Nos, That's okay.
Speaker 4: Now, I think that's where you drove the line.
Speaker 3: And like I said, if you were to take away
Speaker 3: that on her, there are other ways to still keep
Speaker 3: them alive, right, There's other things you could dedicate, and
Speaker 3: plaques you could do, and awards you can name, or
Speaker 3: maybe you just create other trophies to respect the Kobe's
Speaker 3: and the Griffy's and things like that who've made an
Speaker 3: impact on today's generation. But I think we do need
Speaker 3: to say, look, if we were to rename the Lombardi
Speaker 3: Trophy to the Brady Trophy, it's not the craziest thing
Speaker 3: in the world.
Speaker 4: He's won seven of them.
Speaker 3: But then it posts the question, well, if Mahomes surpasses them,
Speaker 3: is it the Mahomes Trophy?
Speaker 2: Hey, great idea.
Speaker 1: If I went to three p and and maybe like
Speaker 1: three more, maybe it's the Mahomes Trophy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know. I think it's got to end somewhere,
Speaker 4: or maybe it's an evolution.
Speaker 2: So maybe we just.
Speaker 1: Stick with the Lombardi Trophy because there would be no
Speaker 1: Super Bowl history without Lombardi.
Speaker 2: The guy's are Broadway play named after.
Speaker 1: Him, Vince Lombardi, super Bowls one and two a legend.
Speaker 1: The AFC in the NFC Championships trophies. I'm not saying
Speaker 1: they don't deserve it, so I'm not trying to be disrespectful.
Speaker 1: But the AFC is Lamar Hunt and the NFC is
Speaker 1: George Hallis. Okay, Joe Montana, Tom Brady, I'm okay with it.
Speaker 4: You know, I don't tell you with it.
Speaker 3: If we're not disrespecting people because they were honored for
Speaker 3: a reason.
Speaker 1: We're getting older due Joe Montana played a long ass
Speaker 1: time ago. So you tell me the NFC Championship if
Speaker 1: you called it the Joe Montana Award instead of George Hallis,
Speaker 1: you think people would be like, oh, your thoughts.
Speaker 3: But when you have a legend like Bill Belichick who's
Speaker 3: putting his eight aside and his ego assigned to say, hey,
Speaker 3: maybe we will name it not for him, for a Brady,
Speaker 3: it does make you think, hey, why is that not
Speaker 3: a possibility? And you could share your thoughts at Covino
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Speaker 1: Should the award essentially always be named after the ogs,
Speaker 1: the people that paved the way? Or if someone has
Speaker 1: come along since and just dominated on a different level,
Speaker 1: do they then get that on her?
Speaker 2: That's an interesting question.
Speaker 3: Like there's gonna be bigger stars, Like I think boxing
Speaker 3: should have a logo, and it doesn't for obvious reasons.
Speaker 3: Too many bells, too many sanctions, right, But if there
Speaker 3: were to be a boxing logo that you would identify,
Speaker 3: it should be like Mohammad Ali. You could debate Mike
Speaker 3: Tyson or whatever, but it would be Ali.
Speaker 4: If there's an Ali of that sport.
Speaker 3: If hockey had a person as a logo, it should
Speaker 3: be Wayne Gretzky.
Speaker 1: You know, look, I know it's not sports, but so
Speaker 1: therefore it's an evolution of things.
Speaker 2: It's sports entertainment. Take away.
Speaker 1: You know, the racist stuff and the Trump stuff people
Speaker 1: don't like about him. Should every wrestling montage have Hulk
Speaker 1: Hogan right in the middle, or is it like, all right, dude,
Speaker 1: we've seen enough of this guy, like the Rockstone Cold
Speaker 1: other guys sort of carry the torch. Or should Hulk
Speaker 1: Hogan always be the centerpiece of a wrestling montage?
Speaker 3: You keep saying always, And that's the point. I think
Speaker 3: these things are ever changing, and that's okay, right. It
Speaker 3: doesn't mean we forget the past, but whole Colgan eventually
Speaker 3: slips out to the side a little bit. I don't
Speaker 3: want to pay it here comes you know, the Rock
Speaker 3: and John Cena and everybody else.
Speaker 1: I don't want to put spot on the spot. But
Speaker 1: when Raw debuted on Netflix, they painted like the whole
Speaker 1: intro is like a cool painting of Monday Night Raw.
Speaker 1: You don't need to play video, but there was a
Speaker 1: painting and I noticed that Hogan was like in the
Speaker 1: top right, and he wasn't the centerpiece because it's like
Speaker 1: out the Rock, a Roman reigns and this is that
Speaker 1: so it we evolve, So look at it that way.
Speaker 3: So speaking of logos, let's talk about the Super Bowl logo.
Speaker 3: We'll be heading their New Orleans. Always a fun time. Again,
Speaker 3: we've seen the evolution.
Speaker 1: You know it's going to be Chiefs and Eagles because
Speaker 1: it was green and red. Right that that hilarious narrative.
Speaker 1: The NFL logo is a great example of something that
Speaker 1: used to be awesome. Then it went through like a
Speaker 1: fifteen year period where it's stunk. The super Bowl logo,
Speaker 1: Yeah it's stunk, and now they're trying to give it
Speaker 1: a little character again what I used to think was cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there it is.
Speaker 1: Look the wrestling logo, Spot give the man sorry, Spot
Speaker 1: the fact you found that.
Speaker 4: I love it the greatest.
Speaker 1: But see Hogan's in the top right like he's no
Speaker 1: longer the like right there.
Speaker 4: He became evolved to a newer audience. We've moved forward.
Speaker 3: So it's not about disrespect, and that's the point. It's
Speaker 3: about where we are now. You know, we honored the past,
Speaker 3: but you also got to honor what's going on here.
Speaker 3: The thing is, sometimes we glorify the past for way
Speaker 3: too long when we've seen other stars and maybe even
Speaker 3: bigger stars, right star since then.
Speaker 1: So to wrap this up, logos awards respect. The super
Speaker 1: Bowl logo I remember as a kid. Every year where
Speaker 1: that Super Bowl was. You'd remember sometimes where that game
Speaker 1: was played because the logo catered to the city. It
Speaker 1: was that city's opportunity or some designer, some graphics person
Speaker 1: made a cool logo. Then they made this generic look
Speaker 1: in the beginning, yeah, loo, the personality of the city,
Speaker 1: the skyline, something that says, hey, the super Bowl is
Speaker 1: in Miami, or just like it would change the funds.
Speaker 1: And then all of a sudden they went to this
Speaker 1: generic silver Lombardi Trophy logo for years. The last couple
Speaker 1: of years now they've injected colors and some fonts to
Speaker 1: go with the city. And now the conspiracy is they
Speaker 1: know who's gonna play against.
Speaker 3: The colors seem to line up, and that's remained true
Speaker 3: as we get ready for Chiefs.
Speaker 4: You that, ye look at that.
Speaker 3: And so there are the logos and we've seen the
Speaker 3: evolution and it's getting better now. Rich, Yeah, buddy, aside
Speaker 3: from all the foosball and logo talk, you've been busy
Speaker 3: in dad life, Dude, I talk about it. And not
Speaker 3: only are they gonna name the Little League Trophy the
Speaker 3: Rich Davis trompe let me tu listen, I'm coaching my daughter,
Speaker 3: not coaching.
Speaker 1: I'm managing. I know you love when I say this.
Speaker 1: There's a difference. Coach like assistant coaches show up. Managing
Speaker 1: sports team is a pain in the app I just point.
Speaker 3: Out when we were kids, it was coach, buttermaker. It
Speaker 3: wasn't you know, manager, It was coach, my person on coach,
Speaker 3: coach Montini or my dad coach Cavino.
Speaker 4: It wasn't a manager. It wasn't Tony LaRusso walking out.
Speaker 4: He was the coach. But for continuity, it wasn't mister food.
Speaker 2: You might say head coach, but that's a football term.
Speaker 2: Manager is a baseball term.
Speaker 4: But wasn't that always How what I'm.
Speaker 1: Saying they changed it because it's never made sense. Like
Speaker 1: every baseball, every baseball level, it's manager in these coaches.
Speaker 4: Was Walter Mapp found the manager of the bad news?
Speaker 2: I don't think so well anyway.
Speaker 1: I found you just liked the title because if I
Speaker 1: say coach, people like, oh you help.
Speaker 4: Coach, Wait till Karen wants to talk to you, and
Speaker 4: I speak to the manager.
Speaker 1: Who do the parents bitch to the parents, don't bitch
Speaker 1: to the assistant coach. If I'm the guy has to
Speaker 1: take on all that ship. Then I'm I'm the manager anyway,
Speaker 1: first wants to feel important. I went to the sporting
Speaker 1: good store, okay, and I just want to throw it
Speaker 1: out there. One of the most glorious places to walk around.
Speaker 1: But we lack good ones out here in La. No
Speaker 1: offense to Big five Big five is no got to
Speaker 1: go to Moe's or Dix or remember back in the
Speaker 1: day sports authority Big five spot. That must be the
Speaker 1: biggest Big five because the one I went to on
Speaker 1: Topegas it was like a fucking coffee shot.
Speaker 2: Tiny five life.
Speaker 3: Now for me, you're a big fan of this one, yeah,
Speaker 3: Rich is a huge fan who love.
Speaker 2: Dis sporting goods. Gotta go to Moe's.
Speaker 4: I used to go to Herman's.
Speaker 1: Herman's.
Speaker 3: We are sports sports authority growing up on the East Coast.
Speaker 2: So I want to.
Speaker 1: Throw it out there, just a hypothetical for our Fox
Speaker 1: Sports Radio Covin and Rich friends. What is the most
Speaker 1: important sporting good you buy in your life? Because I
Speaker 1: had to size up my kids for new gloves and all,
Speaker 1: I got it right here. Oh my son who's in
Speaker 1: t ball, got him this bad boy. It's a it's
Speaker 1: got a little flex to it a little little rawlings action.
Speaker 4: Is that that's a tiny glove and tiny hands and.
Speaker 1: Omar and my daughter wanted this one. I like the
Speaker 1: gray with a little tea logo for her softball domination.
Speaker 1: I have to break in a glove for the first
Speaker 1: time in thirty years. I got to help her with
Speaker 1: the oil. Put her you know, rubber bands, but you.
Speaker 4: Got to throw in the microwave.
Speaker 1: Bro, I, you know, please oil it up after the podcast,
Speaker 1: give me this micro I've never done the microwaft.
Speaker 4: Looking up, there's YouTube.
Speaker 1: Well anyway, I realized that I've had my my baseball
Speaker 1: glove I used for fifteen years as a kid. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and now as an adult I play softball. I've had
Speaker 1: the same softball glove from time I was like twenty
Speaker 1: something till now in my forties.
Speaker 4: That's because that's how it used to be.
Speaker 3: I think most grown men probably had a total of
Speaker 3: three gloves of a lifetime.
Speaker 4: You had your t ball glove when you were just
Speaker 4: a little boy.
Speaker 2: You found the glove of the lifetime.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because you will find a glove that lasts you
Speaker 3: your whole life through a good twenty thirty years. Then
Speaker 3: you had your little League glove, and then maybe you
Speaker 3: got your drone man glove that you still have till
Speaker 3: this day, and if a softball game breaks out, that's
Speaker 3: your one.
Speaker 4: And I still have every one of those gloves.
Speaker 3: So when you do get that little league glove, when
Speaker 3: you're just a little pumpkin pie of haircuted nose picking kid,
Speaker 3: it is the glove of a lifetime.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: But today's kid, they get a new glove every year.
Speaker 3: It on Amazon, and they wanted to match their uniform.
Speaker 3: Not only that they're easier to break in. Apparently sporting
Speaker 3: good stores will steam them for you and break them
Speaker 3: in into all this shit. Those days of gloves of
Speaker 3: a lifetime, those days are over. I have a nine
Speaker 3: year old nephew. He's had nineteen gloves already, you know,
Speaker 3: damn all. And now my outfield glove, my infield glove.
Speaker 3: I had one glove. So when I'm at the sporting
Speaker 3: good store that my wife was like, what are you doing?
Speaker 3: Because I was, you know, trust me, we were taking
Speaker 3: our time in the glove section because I'm like, honey,
Speaker 3: you know, realize, this is like a this is a decision.
Speaker 1: To me.
Speaker 2: This is like deciding on a car. This is what
Speaker 2: you are going to use.
Speaker 4: But you're right.
Speaker 1: Maybe kids think differently now, But for me, you got
Speaker 1: a glove that was your freaking glove for years and
Speaker 1: years and years. When you think of other sporting goods,
Speaker 1: I'm here to make the proclamation a baseball glove is
Speaker 1: far more important than any other sporting good because I
Speaker 1: thought about it. Bowling ball, Hey, you get your fingers
Speaker 1: fit a sized do bowling ball? No big deal? Basketball?
Speaker 1: These things are also interestingable you wear out, Yeah, you
Speaker 1: wear out. You wear out a tennis racket, maybe you
Speaker 1: upgrade to a new one. They're footballs ever changing with
Speaker 1: their technology too. You go to a you know, you
Speaker 1: toss around your buddies. It could be a nerve of
Speaker 1: an NFL size, a college size. It doesn't matter. A
Speaker 1: baseball glove, to me is the one sporting good that
Speaker 1: if you commit to it, you could have it for
Speaker 1: twenty five years or more.
Speaker 3: It's the most important sporting good of your lifetime. Fact
Speaker 3: And I hate to agree with rich And although we've
Speaker 3: treated gloves differently as time went on, because your kid
Speaker 3: will have a new one by next year, they do
Speaker 3: agree with you. I still agree with you. Everything else
Speaker 3: you get a new one the next year it gets old.
Speaker 3: A football a hell, these are things that wear and tearry.
Speaker 4: You get rid of them.
Speaker 3: The glove last. You get refurbished, relased. That glove could
Speaker 3: last a lifetime. They're for important, no doubt. Do you
Speaker 3: care for you fully found.
Speaker 1: The glove of a lifetime? Do you put your I
Speaker 1: always would put my finger outside the glove? Did you not?
Speaker 4: Always?
Speaker 3: But yeah, now they have a little petting for the
Speaker 3: glove to last your whole life through.
Speaker 4: I Actually, I'm.
Speaker 3: Trying to think if there's any other sporting piece of
Speaker 3: equipment that could compare, because there's something about it.
Speaker 1: I don't play hockey, but do you have a stick
Speaker 1: and this is a baseball back could break? Maybe you
Speaker 1: get a series of bad.
Speaker 3: About your clubs would go like my clubs, bros.
Speaker 1: Here's the thing. You can replace a driver or putter
Speaker 1: with the same one and you wouldn't know wrap the handle.
Speaker 1: The way you want a glove is just you break
Speaker 1: it in. It becomes your hand.
Speaker 3: Right, It's like personalized you, only it's broken in the
Speaker 3: way you like it.
Speaker 2: You ever grab someone else's glove and they.
Speaker 3: Hate to have a certain flap and yeah, I like
Speaker 3: you ache floppy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, me too.
Speaker 2: We're just you know what, I hate it, but he's
Speaker 2: right right.
Speaker 1: Well, hey, one more thing before we say, I have
Speaker 1: a great Thursday, rest of your night. I saw that
Speaker 1: at DraftKings and other sports books you could bet on
Speaker 1: whether or not Travis Kelcey is going to propose to
Speaker 1: Taylor Swift on Super Bowl Sunday. It's plus seven fifty meeting.
Speaker 1: You bet one hundred bucks, you win seven to fifty.
Speaker 1: So I got to ask a couple things where I
Speaker 1: usually find stadium and arena proposals at the top tier
Speaker 1: of lame.
Speaker 4: Like cliche, predictable.
Speaker 2: Cliche, predictable.
Speaker 1: But if you're Travis Kelcey and you're the first team
Speaker 1: to ever threepeate and you propose to the biggest pop
Speaker 1: star on the world, does all lame go out the
Speaker 1: window and it's like the dopest woman ever.
Speaker 3: It's like the fairy tale ending for the fairy tale couple. Again,
Speaker 3: I hate to agree with this guy, but I actually
Speaker 3: do agree here. But here's the catch, or, as you
Speaker 3: like to say.
Speaker 4: The caveat the rub. You're the rub.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if you're gonna pull this gesture, get down on
Speaker 3: the knee for the world to see after a three peat,
Speaker 3: which has never been done. A chief pet a three
Speaker 3: chief as they said, which makes no sense. That's got
Speaker 3: to be the ending, we sire, we said, fairy tale
Speaker 3: ending that means, yeah, you're saying goodbye to the NFL.
Speaker 1: He retires and they get married, and we never hear
Speaker 1: about tailor show to Dravis Kelcey again.
Speaker 4: I mean, I don't care if we hear.
Speaker 2: About him again.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying, that's sort of the bow. You just
Speaker 3: wrapped it up. That's the bow on top and the
Speaker 3: story it was nice Ga, we did.
Speaker 1: We saw at that point, we have we will have
Speaker 1: seen the beginning, middle, and end of a great story.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm like, a right, it's cliche and all these things,
Speaker 3: but this would be the perfect ending for quote unquote
Speaker 3: the perfect couple. It sounds cheesy and obvious, huh, but
Speaker 3: I feel if this were to happen, I don't think
Speaker 3: it's impossible because there's so many people that want to
Speaker 3: see it. That needs to be his also, and I
Speaker 3: say by the football because then it just then it
Speaker 3: just drags on. Now, Yeah, just that's the ending, so
Speaker 3: they have it all right? Quick reminders guys, we're heading
Speaker 3: to Vegas for the Benevitez fight, so listen out live
Speaker 3: from Vegas, and then we go from Vegas to Nola to.
Speaker 4: New Orleans, so lots of great interviews.
Speaker 3: Were filling in for the Herd on the fifth, So
Speaker 3: lots of interviews, lots of time changes, but listen out
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Speaker 1: And tons of bonus podcasts because of all the interviews
Speaker 1: at the super Bowl. So don't see you that until then.
Speaker 4: See you in the over Promised Land.
Speaker 2: Come back da