Speaker 1: We're bringing you another compilation of some of my favorite
Speaker 1: stories from games.
Speaker 2: With names, and that's called now. Terry Bradshaw on the
Speaker 2: Greatest play in NFL History.
Speaker 1: So why did we pick this game the immaculate reception.
Speaker 3: Well, it's the most famous play still to the voted
Speaker 3: on by whomever sports writers or coaches or fans as
Speaker 3: the greatest play in the history of the NFL, which
Speaker 3: is we're talking to one hundred years of history. So
Speaker 3: it's pretty amazing. Hard to believe it's still the number
Speaker 3: one play because, as I said, there are a lot
Speaker 3: of plays. But I think because of the history Julian
Speaker 3: of the Steelers and eventually the rivalry between the Raiders,
Speaker 3: and the fact that had so much controversy in it,
Speaker 3: the fact that the owner Arn't Rooney left the press
Speaker 3: box went to the locker room to stand up and
Speaker 3: shake our hands afterwards, telling us.
Speaker 1: Hey, great season, great season.
Speaker 4: He didn't even see the play.
Speaker 1: He didn't know we won. Yeah wow.
Speaker 3: I guess for all of those reasons, that's the reason why.
Speaker 2: Next up, Howie Long on his nineteen eighty four Raiders
Speaker 2: defense and key matchups that led to their Super Bowl victory.
Speaker 5: They were a physical team that forced you to match
Speaker 5: their physicality, and few teams could do that. And you know,
Speaker 5: you think about their wide receiving cores. You know Garrett
Speaker 5: Monk or Monk, Hall of Famers, Hall of Famers, good
Speaker 5: as guy, Lady Warren and Walker. You know those the
Speaker 5: tight ends were. You know, they were guys who were committed.
Speaker 5: They go two three tight ends, they load up, and
Speaker 5: the first thing you're thinking about, particularly in the three
Speaker 5: man front, is we've got to stop the run. We've
Speaker 5: got to stop the counter. I've got to beat the
Speaker 5: polers on the back side. So I cheatd maybe three
Speaker 5: inches outside on the guard to make that block for
Speaker 5: Bostic all the all the hard and Stark is going
Speaker 5: to try to get a hand inside while the center's
Speaker 5: blocking back in the guard tackle poll and you know
Speaker 5: I was they couldn't. They had id say they couldn't.
Speaker 5: They struggled to run that away from me, so they
Speaker 5: had to run it to me. And fourth down I'll
Speaker 5: never forget. You know, we there was a fourth and
Speaker 5: big fourth and one in the game, and you know
Speaker 5: they flipped me over to Jojacobe because look, you're gonna
Speaker 5: Jojacobe six whatever, six eight three twenty Jesus Hue, He's
Speaker 5: just a big man. Eighties to these are big men.
Speaker 5: He's a big man.
Speaker 1: And we talk about the game getting so much bigger.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's a big man.
Speaker 5: Well, Joe was an exceptionally big guy, and we knew
Speaker 5: where the ball was going. They knew where the ball
Speaker 5: was going, and I'm inside eye on Joe, on Joe,
Speaker 5: and you know, everyone around me was like, you know,
Speaker 5: you know, this is it. This is kind of a
Speaker 5: huge moment, and you know, we stuff it on fourth
Speaker 5: down or on third and third and short or fourth
Speaker 5: and d I'm not sure exactly what it was, but
Speaker 5: it ended up being one of the bigger players in
Speaker 5: the game. Derek Jensen blocks a punt. That's a big thing,
Speaker 5: and I run to start the game, and ironically enough
Speaker 5: backed up second. I think it was second and long.
Speaker 5: It was the play that ended up beating us. Earlier
Speaker 5: in the year, it was Joe Washington on a screen.
Speaker 1: So we're in the other side though.
Speaker 5: Charlie Sumner, who was an old bear or a legged
Speaker 5: old bear. You know, there were a lot of bears
Speaker 5: on our staff. Guys that played with Doug Atkins really
Speaker 5: really tough guys, and Charlie was a great coordinator, and uh,
Speaker 5: we were simple.
Speaker 6: We didn't we We ran.
Speaker 5: Maybe two blitzes a game because our corners didn't have
Speaker 5: to even get in the huddle because they were in
Speaker 5: cover one or you know. And our guy from Mike
Speaker 5: Haynes Haynes and Lester Hayes, and they were two very different.
Speaker 5: Lester was a converted linebacker playing corner from Texas A
Speaker 5: and m I think, and Mike Haynes was poetry and
Speaker 5: you know, just mirrored what it was kind of like Reevus.
Speaker 5: It was kind of like that kind of thing.
Speaker 7: It was like, well, was he a smart did he
Speaker 7: study a bunch? Because usually what I always saw off
Speaker 7: with the best corners that I played with, they could
Speaker 7: cheat because they knew situationally what concepts you would run,
Speaker 7: said they would run the route for you because they
Speaker 7: were so dialed into formation. You know, Like that's what
Speaker 7: I saw with like the best I don't know, but
Speaker 7: there's some guys I don't know that just you just
Speaker 7: say cover him.
Speaker 5: Lester in my mind, who should be in the Hall
Speaker 5: of Fame. Was a weekend in Vegas. Yeah, you know
Speaker 5: it was. He was up and on you, and it
Speaker 5: was all or you know, I'm hit me on a sixteen,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean. Yeah, Mike was it was
Speaker 5: like he was just looking in a mirror and just
Speaker 5: cover the shit out of him. Yeah, and could do
Speaker 5: it all day long.
Speaker 2: Up next, Matt light on his early football journey.
Speaker 8: Small little town, big farming community. I'd never seen a
Speaker 8: game until I played the one, right, so I didn't
Speaker 8: know Prudue was in the big ten. I'd never seen
Speaker 8: a college game. My dad severe polio growing up, right,
Speaker 8: we didn't do sports. We were into the outdoors, you know,
Speaker 8: pre eighteen hundred encampments, running around doing crazy stuff, hawking,
Speaker 8: knife competition, hunting, fishing.
Speaker 7: Did ESPN stuff like where they would do like the
Speaker 7: Axcene and loved it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it was the best. Man.
Speaker 1: I used to watch it.
Speaker 8: You ever watched you guys know who Marty Stalfer is?
Speaker 8: You ever heard that name? No, I'm Marty Stalfer. Welcome
Speaker 8: to Our Wild America. That's like my favorite show growing up. Dude,
Speaker 8: he like take you out and show you neat thing,
Speaker 8: like here's a pine Martin. They're really clever and he
Speaker 8: like filmed him.
Speaker 1: I mean it was awesome.
Speaker 8: Dude, it's almost like Bob Ross meets you know, like
Speaker 8: David Attenborough.
Speaker 6: David.
Speaker 8: Yeah, there we go without the British accent. David Attenborough
Speaker 8: is a badass, So, sir, sir, by the way, Sir
Speaker 8: David Attenborough. So anyway, that was my world. Man, growing up,
Speaker 8: small little town. I had no idea to get a scholarship.
Speaker 1: You didn't play high school You played high school football?
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, man, I played well. My mom did not
Speaker 8: want me around. So like like I played pee wee,
Speaker 8: I was. I was in football in my life, but
Speaker 8: and terrible, really terrible. I was a tight end. I
Speaker 8: went to Purdue as a tight end for some unknown reason.
Speaker 8: I never did anything athletic. Ever, I was never a
Speaker 8: tight end in high school.
Speaker 7: You keep on saying that, bro, you're like an undersized tackle.
Speaker 7: You have to be athletic.
Speaker 8: Well, no, I I can, I could I have. I
Speaker 8: have decent short space quickness, I think is what they said.
Speaker 8: You know, here's an awesome one. Right, So for you,
Speaker 8: how did they describe you for the combine?
Speaker 6: Do you remember that you do.
Speaker 7: Remember the right up for your worker than fast doesn't
Speaker 7: have a position.
Speaker 6: Do you guys have this right up can you guys
Speaker 6: research this right up?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah, okay, go ahead, keep going.
Speaker 7: Quicker than fast doesn't have a position played against shitty talent.
Speaker 8: This is depressing. I wasn't going this route. Get it
Speaker 8: out though, get it over with because they were wrong.
Speaker 8: They were dead wrong.
Speaker 1: Yeah they were.
Speaker 8: But the but they describe things right, Like what I'm
Speaker 8: getting at is.
Speaker 7: White guys smart, white works hard.
Speaker 8: Yeah yeah, guy, guy, yeah, guy. I love how all
Speaker 8: white guys are guys.
Speaker 6: You know what I mean?
Speaker 8: Like blazing speed.
Speaker 6: Nope, he's an effort guys.
Speaker 2: The game's a gym rat.
Speaker 6: Loves the game is in there.
Speaker 2: I'm looking here. Ken State staff comments on Julian Edelman
Speaker 2: from Fall two thousand and eight, upper echelon worker, knows
Speaker 2: his physical limitations.
Speaker 8: He likes better, likes to be s what's that mean?
Speaker 6: Bullshit?
Speaker 1: Wonderful start a podcast yelling at people.
Speaker 2: We do love the bullshit. Once the ball in his hands,
Speaker 2: football in things will help him as a wide receiver,
Speaker 2: has the feet to play defensive back.
Speaker 1: They're right about that.
Speaker 2: Most competitive guy I've ever coached.
Speaker 6: The see that seed.
Speaker 8: But that's pretty good remarks, you know, mine said? All right,
Speaker 8: So there's a lot of things that that you can
Speaker 8: say about offensive lineman. Right, they talk about lower body strength,
Speaker 8: has a good wing span, real good punch, great drive
Speaker 8: off the ball, initial contact, you know, drops his hips.
Speaker 8: I mean, there's all kind of really short spaced quickness.
Speaker 8: Blah blah blah blah blah. None of that was said
Speaker 8: for me, you know, you know mine said, I swear
Speaker 8: to God. Basically mine was, He's coachable.
Speaker 6: That's it. That's it. He's coachable.
Speaker 8: And I don't even know why that would even translate
Speaker 8: to anything that would actually help me get drafted, But
Speaker 8: basically I was coachable and having never seen anything, never
Speaker 8: seen a draft in my life, when I got drafted
Speaker 8: by New England, I thought I was going to some
Speaker 8: other country.
Speaker 6: I didn't know where New England was either.
Speaker 8: I had no clue. Man, I wouldn't have been able
Speaker 8: to throw at dart and come close.
Speaker 6: Now I knew me because of Madden.
Speaker 7: I didn't know where Foxborough was though, never heard of it,
Speaker 7: because you guys were winning Super Bowl.
Speaker 6: So I used to play with the guys there once
Speaker 6: in a while. Yeah, became relevant. Yeah, So that was
Speaker 6: my world.
Speaker 8: Man, I didn't know anything about the game of football.
Speaker 8: You know, blessed to do it. And and honestly, man,
Speaker 8: you know, just just the people we got in those
Speaker 8: early years, especially man like the you know, I think
Speaker 8: back on these guys, these guys like Roman Fifer and
Speaker 8: Grant Williams and man, so many guys that you know,
Speaker 8: the uh Rodney man. Oh man, you know, Jermaine Wiggins,
Speaker 8: you know, gosh, man, we had Mike Compton's we had
Speaker 8: we had all these guys that we didn't have our
Speaker 8: you know, we weren't individually announced. You know, that was
Speaker 8: a big deal. But that's because none of us, you know,
Speaker 8: were above the other.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you know what I mean.
Speaker 8: Like I used to always say this man Bill could
Speaker 8: do it the way he did it, and he could
Speaker 8: drive all of our dicks in the dirt every single
Speaker 8: day because we were all in the same pit of despair.
Speaker 8: If if there was somebody that was up on a
Speaker 8: ledge looking down on us, that was a teammate, it
Speaker 8: wouldn't have worked, you know, when you and by the way,
Speaker 8: there were times that he did show some favoritism and
Speaker 8: that's when things got ugly in the locker room.
Speaker 7: Defense on defense, but but but if we had a
Speaker 7: good practice on offense, we had a bad practice as
Speaker 7: a team. Yeah, like if we dominated the defense, we had.
Speaker 6: A bad practice, no doubt.
Speaker 2: Next we have Lashawn McCoy talking about his iconic snow
Speaker 2: game performances. But the elephant in the room leading up
Speaker 2: to this game the weather.
Speaker 6: Yeah it was.
Speaker 1: It was ugly.
Speaker 2: It was sixteen point seven inches of snow. Didn't stop
Speaker 2: the entire game. Nine inches during the game.
Speaker 1: Nine inches as Buffy, this is crazy. I said, boys,
Speaker 1: let me get the rock.
Speaker 7: I got you, you said in that pregame, and get
Speaker 7: the rock, said in front of the whole team, the
Speaker 7: pre team where that of the offense.
Speaker 1: Offense, boys, let me get the rock.
Speaker 6: It was a cool game.
Speaker 9: The cool thing about the snow where people don't understand
Speaker 9: is that I love it so much because when I
Speaker 9: get tackled, it's like falling on pillows.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the big factors hit me. It don't hurt. Think
Speaker 1: about that hurt And they can't get the attraction. But
Speaker 1: I can sign me up. It's an advent.
Speaker 7: I always played well on the snow as well as
Speaker 7: I house to punt in Chicago in the snow.
Speaker 9: Did you did you play any like like college games
Speaker 9: and so yeah, Northern Illinois.
Speaker 1: I went to schooling in Ohio, Kent State. Is this
Speaker 1: the best snow game of all time?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 1: You had another, another good one. I had twenty yards
Speaker 1: in the snow before. But before this or after before?
Speaker 1: What was you were with Philly? Who did you play? Detroit? Detroit?
Speaker 6: You never seen that game?
Speaker 1: That megatron they always show he has all the snow
Speaker 1: on his helmet. That's that's the game. I think that's
Speaker 1: the game. This is two hundred and then what was
Speaker 1: this one forty? Did you have one forty or.
Speaker 2: One fifty fifty two? I believe so?
Speaker 7: Are you the the greatest snow running back of all time?
Speaker 1: Sorry?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't know other facts that's playing this though.
Speaker 2: You know I'm gonna say yes.
Speaker 1: I'm saying yes, not a It's not a bad answer.
Speaker 1: It's not a bad answer now, guys, but I don't know.
Speaker 1: I'm a humble guy, man, I'm humble.
Speaker 2: Come on now now. Reggie Bush on winning the Heisman.
Speaker 1: He's the cutback the Heisman moment, I think so, I
Speaker 1: think it is. I think that was a moment that's
Speaker 1: when you knew you had it? Were you still nervous?
Speaker 7: Game?
Speaker 11: Is when I felt like I had solidified it because
Speaker 11: it was still you know, talk about you know, some
Speaker 11: other guys.
Speaker 1: I think Adrian Peterson was up for the Heisman Trophy
Speaker 1: this year. I think young Vince Young.
Speaker 2: D' Angelo Williams was the Angelo.
Speaker 1: Angelo.
Speaker 11: Shout out to D'Angelo and Vince, my guys. And that's
Speaker 11: what I love about, you know, games like this. You know,
Speaker 11: there's I've built friendships with eyes now that you know,
Speaker 11: I played against Vince Young and they beat us, and
Speaker 11: me and him are you know cool now friends? And
Speaker 11: so you know, it's just it's just it's great. That's
Speaker 11: why I love the game. But I was cool Vince
Speaker 11: until I hit him and I broke my back. Fucking
Speaker 11: this wasn't like, this wasn't college Vince when he was
Speaker 11: thin and so this is Philadelphia, Evince. I was playing
Speaker 11: defense and you know Vince was a little thicker. I
Speaker 11: hit him square in the middle and broke my back.
Speaker 11: I led the league in ice hot packs from there
Speaker 11: on out. That's what my leading stat was. Oh my god,
Speaker 11: that's funny, man. Hey, everybody get them. Welcomed them moments where.
Speaker 4: You know I hit him, Oh yeah, he was staying
Speaker 4: in a brick wall brick.
Speaker 7: And I you know, you go high, you get a
Speaker 7: penalty because I was playing corner at a corner blitz.
Speaker 1: Wait he was playing corner.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I played corner with New England for a while,
Speaker 7: so I had a corner blitz.
Speaker 1: And why don't I read? Why am I not play
Speaker 1: like four or.
Speaker 11: Five games at corner when we into Super Bowl? Might
Speaker 11: have sound like it was a couple of years.
Speaker 7: I'm like, the Super Bowl AFC Championship, I had, like
Speaker 7: why we were We were getting guys off the street, banged.
Speaker 1: Up, guys hurt. I do remember this now we were
Speaker 1: banged up.
Speaker 2: Next up, Antonio Gates on learning the game from scratch.
Speaker 7: Walk me through how you transitioned in like that first
Speaker 7: training camp, that first whenever you got there, the mini camp.
Speaker 1: Talk me through that.
Speaker 7: Because I couldn't even get into a fucking receiver stance.
Speaker 7: Bro I watched my rookie mini camps. I watched my
Speaker 7: rookie mini camp recently or like a year ago, and
Speaker 7: I'm sitting here looking like the hunchback of Notre Dame
Speaker 7: trying to take off on a release. Walk me through
Speaker 7: how you transition because you didn't even play the spy.
Speaker 4: Right, what dude, Like, you know what I'm saying, It's
Speaker 4: the same for everybody. Man, it's the it's the you know,
Speaker 4: it's the progression. It's stages, right, you know that's stage
Speaker 4: one for me and you that ain't that don't change,
Speaker 4: you know. For me, it was even you know, probably
Speaker 4: more complicated, you know, the range of which I had
Speaker 4: to come from because I didn't play college football. But
Speaker 4: I think it served me somewhat on an advantage because
Speaker 4: I didn't have any what I would like to consider credit.
Speaker 4: I didn't have any bad habits. I'm like, you're a
Speaker 4: fresh canvas, right, So I was learning from a clean slate.
Speaker 4: But I'm like, gosh, right, but unlike you know, unlike
Speaker 4: people that's like you know what I'm saying. They come
Speaker 4: in and they already learned how to run, you know, learn,
Speaker 4: So now you're trying to change what you learned in
Speaker 4: Kent State, say a god, come from miskan Or, Ohio.
Speaker 4: They changing what they've already learned for three or four years.
Speaker 4: And I didn't have to change nothing. I just had
Speaker 4: to learn it from the first time. So I felt
Speaker 4: like it was somewhat easier for me. Like credit. You
Speaker 4: better to have no credit than bad credit. Right, So
Speaker 4: it was like I felt like I was it was
Speaker 4: a little easier transition. Now it wasn't easy. I just
Speaker 4: felt like it was easier. I didn't get in the stands.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying, right, I couldn't understand.
Speaker 10: Motion, remember right, yeah right, I'm not Yeah, I'm trying
Speaker 10: to see what covers of that, right.
Speaker 4: So I got to a point I was so bad.
Speaker 4: They just told me to just stand up, just do
Speaker 4: what you want to do. Days.
Speaker 10: Yeah, iuld stand up at the end of the line,
Speaker 10: I would do whatever because they got to be worried
Speaker 10: about what I'm doing at this point, why I'm worried
Speaker 10: about what they're doing.
Speaker 4: So yeah, it got to that level. But the idea
Speaker 4: was I just remember learning watching who. I thought. Like
Speaker 4: when you said watching who, I thought, who is your guy?
Speaker 4: I mean, we had a guy called Eric named Eric
Speaker 4: Parker who played receiver from Tennessee and he was our
Speaker 4: starting receiver. And obviously you know we had Keenan mc
Speaker 4: carter came along, but Eric Parker to me initially was
Speaker 4: a guy who ran robs to the tea, dropped his weight.
Speaker 4: I mean, coming at you full speed, drop his way,
Speaker 4: and I mean two or three steps he coming out.
Speaker 4: He ain't overstepping to come out like everything your tone.
Speaker 4: I'm like, this is why he's starting simple, this is
Speaker 4: why he's starting right. And then I was as I'm
Speaker 4: mature and I got a chance to go to the
Speaker 4: Pro Bowls and I start watching Marvin Harrison. He was
Speaker 4: another guy that I would watch in practice and like,
Speaker 4: this is crazy to me. This is perfect to me.
Speaker 4: You know, even though I'm playing tight end, I'm still
Speaker 4: with the vision of what I think a perfect rot
Speaker 4: runner looks like.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: Vernon Davis on his NFL Draft and Combine experience.
Speaker 12: Going to the draft, it was, man, it was like
Speaker 12: I just kept hearing that song by eminem you only
Speaker 12: get one shot. I missed your chance to you know,
Speaker 12: opportunities come once in the lifetime. That song just kept
Speaker 12: going off inside my mind. Then when I got to
Speaker 12: the Combine, I started listening to that song and I
Speaker 12: just I knew I was only going to get one
Speaker 12: shot and if I didn't capitalize on it, that was it.
Speaker 12: Because being at Maryland, you know, I wasn't. Yeah, I
Speaker 12: was up for the MACKI every week and things of
Speaker 12: that nature. Sure, but they didn't talk about me much.
Speaker 12: It was always Mercedes Lewis. Mercedes Lewis. He was, you know,
Speaker 12: he was the big shot when it came came to
Speaker 12: the tight end position, and I knew that I had
Speaker 12: to go to this combine and I had to outperform everyone.
Speaker 4: And I did.
Speaker 12: And in between that time, after I had my performance
Speaker 12: and getting drafted, oh that was all that was. My
Speaker 12: agent was coming up to me. He's like, you got
Speaker 12: a shot. You got a chance to get drafted the
Speaker 12: top top ten, top ten, it's always top ten. But
Speaker 12: I would go to these meetings and I started meeting
Speaker 12: with these teams, you know, you meet with the teams
Speaker 12: and things of that nature. And I met with the
Speaker 12: Jets and I knew they had the fourth pick they
Speaker 12: were get they had the fourth pick in the draft.
Speaker 12: I said, I'm about to be I'm about to be
Speaker 12: top four. I'm about to be tight And they loved me.
Speaker 12: I mean we would sitting we sat there, we watched
Speaker 12: film and they were talking about how they were going
Speaker 12: to utilize me at the position.
Speaker 1: I just knew they won't.
Speaker 7: Take meashaw Ferguson.
Speaker 1: I put my head you wanted to be in the
Speaker 1: big apple. You wanted to be in the big apple.
Speaker 1: I wanted to be in a big apple.
Speaker 7: Yeh.
Speaker 2: Up next to Keishawn Johnson on his first playoff game
Speaker 2: in nineteen ninety eight.
Speaker 1: First playoff game, Boy, did he leave an impact big time?
Speaker 1: What were the stats?
Speaker 4: Do it all?
Speaker 10: One?
Speaker 7: Nine rights and touchdown to touch the interception, fumble recovery,
Speaker 7: bumble recovery.
Speaker 13: Let me let me make sure we get it right
Speaker 13: so we can put some shine on this nine catches,
Speaker 13: one hundred and twenty one yards, ten rush yards, two touchdowns,
Speaker 13: should have been three. Called him down the one on
Speaker 13: one that was bs an interception in a fumble recovery.
Speaker 1: I got called down on the one.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there was one in the second top Chris Martin
Speaker 7: punches like it was like a it was like a
Speaker 7: seam throw of some sort in the red area fell down.
Speaker 1: Now you got tackled on the one like it was
Speaker 1: you went up for the ball and like I don't
Speaker 1: even remember. See, that's that's when you know. Now Now,
Speaker 1: now you now that you told me that.
Speaker 9: Next time I talk about this game, So mumba letting
Speaker 9: us SA should I should have had three touchdowns, right, three?
Speaker 1: Damn, I should have had three. Should have had three?
Speaker 1: I didn't even Yeah, so yeah, I didn't know that.
Speaker 1: I didn't.
Speaker 9: I don't remember because I really literally have never watched
Speaker 9: the game. Yeah, I mean, I don't even remember watching
Speaker 9: it back to get ready for the AFC Championship game.
Speaker 9: I don't remember watching the game. I mean I see
Speaker 9: the highlights of the game, but not the full game.
Speaker 9: You didn't see them very much. I'm just kind of
Speaker 9: trying to correlate. Probably divisional round.
Speaker 7: You take all the bad from it and you move on,
Speaker 7: and you're already thinking about, yeah, the next game.
Speaker 9: You know, that was my This was my first playoff game.
Speaker 9: But you know, I knew I could play. I'm not
Speaker 9: even worried about it. I don't know, that's the least
Speaker 9: of my worried. But when you don't have a quarterback,
Speaker 9: sometimes things don't go the way you need to.
Speaker 1: But I had the.
Speaker 9: Hot, hottest quarterback in the National Football League that year
Speaker 9: was Vinnie testa Verdi, who came in I think it
Speaker 9: was four games into the season. After we binge Glenn Foley,
Speaker 9: we brought in Vinnie. Vinnie didn't even play the entire
Speaker 9: season and yeah, I just I don't know, I just
Speaker 9: treated like a normal game. But that's you know, that
Speaker 9: was just the way I always as West, and it
Speaker 9: just happened to be my first playoff game.
Speaker 8: Thanks for listening.
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