Games with Names - Jason Kelce is In Studio!

Episode Date: February 12, 2026

Jason Kelce is in studio! The Super Bowl champ and New Heights co-host joins Gronk & Jules in The Nuthouse San Francisco presented by Liquid I.V. We talk O-Line play, what it was like squaring off in the Super Bowl, and a whole lot more. We wrap it up by Dude Ranking Jason after putting him through our patented Dude Questionnaire. Support the show: http://www.gameswithnames.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Who else do we got, Grunk? Philly legend. And it was very rude that you're a Super Bowl champion because you beat our ass. We'll get to that later. You guys had your fair share. He revolutionized the center position,

and he's the star of the new Heights podcast. Please welcome Jason Kelsey. Thanks for having me, guys. This is awesome. Thanks for coming on, man. This is a huge honor. All mine. When we hear the revolutionize the center position,

I think of it in a multiple different kind of ways. Not just being an athletic center that pools, but a lineman that retires that has the aura like you is insane. You know, part of it's, you know, I obviously had a lot of success playing, but I also timed up this whole like podcasting social media. Like before this, offensive linemen were never in the media.

Nothing. And you couldn't do anything, right? Like the media wants to talk to the quarterback, the star players, receivers, the tight ends that are catching touchdowns, right? So I, I think it's,

I'm very fortunate to play in the, like, era I did. You know what I mean? Like, are you guys, I've seen you guys have Matt Light on here a bunch. That dude has a freaking great person.

He would kill in today's, like, I think you guys would get along great, by the way. I can tell. Yeah, for sure. I think all linemen, like, honestly, Lyman are the most interesting people on the team, like especially the offense alignment, but like you said, they're not in the media so they don't have the sexy view. But like we said, you've revolutionized this shit because of the era we live in. Right. You can fucking go on and show. And if a lineman was talked about, it was always like a, you know, big athletic offensive tackle,

either left tackle or a right tackle. It was never a guard or a center. No. Definitely never a center. centers are talked about all the time. You brought so much awareness to that position. I mean, people can name off centers. I mean, like super fans. Super fans can name off centers now. And back in the day, they're never talking centers. So man, congratulations on on the career. Also, congratulations on everything post career as well. You are one of the hardest working like men, one of the hardest working dude of all times, you know, post career in the show business. What's a daily week look like for you right now. The podcast one day a week, every once in a while, we'll try and knock out a few episodes

like, like, batch them. Yeah, batch them. Okay. And then I do ESPN Monday Night Football. Yep. You're got a family, you got kids. I got kids. I'm doing like other stuff on YouTube.

It's weird, like I'm less busy, but I'm more inefficient busy. You know what I mean? Like I can't say no. Yeah. Well, in part of me, like I like I like working. I like doing things. I like feeling like I'm accomplishing things. and the it's just different where like when I played I was always in South Philly at

NovaCare and I was there longer but everything happened to that specific spot whereas now I'm traveling to do this traveling to do this and everything's kind of decentralized so it feels busier I'm sure does I feel the same for you guys I don't know I feel exactly same I say all the time if I can work out of one city and if I'm doing everything that I'm doing I could triple the amount of work that I'm doing it's just that I'm flying everywhere that it seems It seems like it's a lot more. Exactly. And then also if you do one thing, it can be shown in many different places.

So people think you're working overtime, but it's just repetitive of what you did. Like a commercial, they see it all the time. Like, wow, he's shooting a commercial every single day. It's like, no, I shot that two years ago. Exactly. No, but it's, I say you have to say yes because when you play football, half of the things we've been asked while we were playing, you say no because you have football to say no for.

Yes. Now you don't have football to say no for anything. So you're like, they like, oh, we know you can do it. Yeah, all right, we'll do it. Yeah, you're right. Football was a built-in. Anytime training camp was coming up, it was the built-in, like, now can't do anything, man.

I'm going to be for a month headquartered in like a very specific spot. We did Lehigh early on and then it was South Philly. But yeah, you're right. Football was a great excuse to say no. It was 1,000% out. And you had to say no. Sometimes it was just too difficult to do something and then also play the game of football. Yeah.

Yeah, big time. It sucked, though, when you did say yes, and then it got in the way of football, and you're like, fuck, like, what do I do? Like, I'm going from practice to this appearance or this other meeting outside of football. And that's when you learn to say no, actually, is when you overbook your schedule

while you're playing the game of football. No doubt. You know, we have you in here, and there's so much brotherly love, and I'm not just talking about Philly. You got a brother that plays in the league, Trav. Gronk had a few brothers that played in the league.

Who wins in a two-on-two death match? Between the Grunkowski's and the Kelsey. Two of the gronks, you get to pick the other gron and two Kelsey's. Or is it just you too? Just us too. I wasn't sure. You guys have the numbers. You guys got the numbers.

Yeah, we got the numbers. So it's two on two. But you guys get to pick one. It's not two or one. Two or five. Which brother are you bringing? So obviously I'm going to, I'm going to be the one of them. Yeah.

And then the other brother I would pick is probably Chris G. He played in the NFL for about three and a half years and he was a fullback. He played with me at the University of Arizona. I'll say this. Anybody, anybody that played fullback is a tough SOB. Exactly. So I want nothing to do with fighting a full bag. I think the Granks would probably get us.

I think it would be a brawl. It would be one for the ages, for sure. Actually, we could probably raise a lot of money for charity. If we were ever going to braw, we would have to make it all go to charity. You can make a movie on this. Yeah, we sure could. Make a movie, you can make a podcast, you make anything. No, what's the most Philly thing you've ever done in your life?

Most Philly thing? I mean, like the touristy things like cheese steaks and, all that. This is a great question. Philly, most Philly thing I've ever done on my life. Run those Rocky stairs?

No, I mean, but... With a cheese steak in your hand? Yeah. With a Super Bowl champion shirt on. Well, watching Rocky Four.

Yeah, exactly. It's Rocky Ford. God. While listening to Meek Mail. Is Rocky Four your favorite? You know, when it's,

it is my favorite. It's hard. It's my favorite because when we were young, that was, I thought that training montage was so awesome. then as you get older and you start like realizing cinematography and all that you look at the first one you're like all right that's a good one that won the Oscar but I like a four I'm a four guy yeah fucking Russia we're taking rushing down four is like my guilty pleasure yeah like it's just like oh USA patriotism we're out in the snow grinding that's where my beard came from seriously you remember when rocky yeah of course he stopped cutting his hair he put a picture of drago and an adrian up there and he just trained so for the Apollo The movie where he faced Ivan Drago.

Ivan Drago. Yeah. Face me. Everyone called me, Ivan Drago back in the day. Everyone caught my hair, cut my hair and spike my hair. You have the facial features.

Very chiseled. Yeah, man. Yep. Is that your favorite? Are you four? I actually really never seen any of the Rockies ever in my life. I've seen clips and pieces. I've seen the Ivan Drago fight only,

but I actually got it. You should watch it. I need to watch them. I need to. I'm missing out. I like Rocky 3, Thunderlips and Freaking Mr. T. Mr. T was awesome.

Clubber Lang. Loverlang. Yeah, I don't know why I've, like, started to fall. Anyways, most Philly thing. I mean, it's probably the parade speech as much as, like, I don't want to, like, pump that moment. Like, I do think. You're just rubbing it in our face right now.

No, I think it's that whole team and the way the whole vibe was that year. Like, it was just perfectly embodied what Philly had been through that year. So I don't know that there's anything else that will ever be more Philly than that. Yeah. Well, well, speaking of that speech, man, I just want to. to say that you're a wonderful talker man. No, you really are. Why did you,

why did you know, like you're great on the SPN, you know, you're great on your podcast, that speech that you gave. Like, that's hard to do in this day and era. People get,

you know, stage fright, you know, in front of people, you know, you give great speeches. You know, you great analysts.

Like, when did you know, hey, I can talk and I can break things down and I can do this. Like, was it while you were playing or was it more after your career? When would you say,

like, you noticed you had that it? I don't know. I don't know. I don't know when I had that. I think, I actually think I, the speech was so easy. Well, is it because you were hammered? That.

Yeah, you know that. Yeah, you know that. But also like when you, when you live something, you're just talking about that. Like it, you just, it comes out of you. You know what I mean? Like, there's not like a, you're not put on a, like. It was authentic. Yeah.

You know what I mean? It just feels like when you're, you're just rehearsing everything you've thought in the life you've lived. so it comes out very natural. That moment and then like when I retired of the two things that felt like I didn't really need to do much here. I'm just exuding everything that's happened, almost just telling my story. The ESPN stuff is way harder. And it doesn't feel like it comes off as natural.

I love it. It's cool. It is. But it's just not the same. And like that stuff comes off. Because you got to be buttoned up. Yeah. Like on the podcast, we can just talk and you can cut and this and that.

No doubt. On the others, you have something you prepared for and you're trying to hit those. You know, you got to try to when you go in. When it's pre-planned, it's hard to come off the same way. It's fun. I'm trying to get better at it. And the ESPN stuff is awesome with a lot of great guys. The podcast is easier because you just get the talk.

Yeah. It doesn't feel like you're kind of doing like a rehearse thing. And the speech felt the same way where it was like, I'm just kind of like going off the cuff here from like everything I've lived. And like I'm telling Nick Folze's a story. I'm telling Jeff Stoughton's story. I'm telling Doug Peterson. And like it's, he's kind of like went back and I couldn't sleep.

You know, I mean, like you guys have all won. Like the moment you win that first one, it's like you think about everything you did to get there and everything it took to happen. And then you start thinking about all your other guys that it took to get there. And then for Philly, they've always been waiting for one. But just all kind of came together pretty easy. Explain the mummer. Yeah. Offit.

It's hard. So a mummer parade in Philadelphia every New Year's Day, there's a mummer's parade. And there's brigades. there's string bands, there's comics, there's different, like, types of mummer groups. What is a mummer? I thought you were a genie the whole time,

and they put the question, what the fuck's a mummer? I thought he was a genie. I don't know where. It dates back to, like, England back in the day. See, this is a lineman. He'll do the actual dates.

Never go ahead. And I think, like, people used to, like, dress in these, like, outlandish things. Someone would dress like it's like, in females clothes, they go to, like, neighbor's houses,

and then they get, like, free food and drinks. And it was like a tradition there or something like that. Somehow, Philly fell in love with this thing. And it's very Philly to fall in love with something that nobody else gives a crap about.

Because then they get the claimant as the wrong, right? That's a Philly thing for sure. And Philly, like with the Mummer is like there's, there's like brigades and like two street. Like it's like the main street where all these guys are headquartered. And that's where you go after the parade. You hang out there. But it's,

there's string bands. There's comics. There's all these things. You rehearse all year to do your bit. And you try and win your, like, category where you're like either playing music, doing some rehearse skit, whatever it is. But it's just a reason to get drunk and hang out with everybody pretty much. Did you compete in it?

I've never done the actual parade. I think we got to get you over there. I know. I know. And that is the one thing. I don't know why it hasn't happened during, as playing the reason it happens because we're always busy in New Year's day. But since I've been retired, I definitely have more time and I need to get there for sure.

1,000 percent. Yeah. You guys got to come. Dude, come to the Mummer's prime, man. It's a good time. Julian's in. I'll look like a fucking lepercon. I'm like smaller than you guys.

You guys look like giant and shit. I was dressed as a genie. A little leopardcon out there running around and fucking tights and shit. I put a costume mind where I could just blend in and no one would know was Julian and I. Yeah, for sure. And we just run around and rage and fill. It's built in for you to dress in a costume. So it wouldn't even feel weird that you, they couldn't see your face.

It's like me wearing a mask in the airport now. You do that? Yeah. Still? It just makes it so easy to get around. from COVID? Yeah. The thing is,

but there's always people wearing masks as well in the airport. The low key like perks of COVID. Yeah. There's a lot of masks. It's the greatest thing. Jason.

It's the best. You should start doing that. If you're like, I don't feel like dealing with people in the bug. It's a good point. Just put a mask on in the hoodie, man.

Everyone leaves you alone. Yeah, Robb. I'm telling you. All the tricks. Robb walked through the airport with the mask on. Yeah. And he thinks no one recognizes.

Yeah. Yeah. You're going from, you're in a Boston airport. People are like, that's Gonskowski. That's going to count. He must be terminally ill.

I can't, I don't want to go near him. I don't want to get sick. Look at him. He's limping as well. Oh, I like lean on my suitcase. I limp across the airport. Like, yeah, no one knows who I am right now. But it's weird.

Some people come up to me like, yo, you're grok. I can tell by your eyes. And I'm like, no, I'm not. No, no. There comes a hunchback of Notre Dame. You just reminded me of Robin Williams and Hook when he wanted to be the pirate

when he first saw his kids. Yeah. I don't know where I just got that. Dude, that's a great movie, though. Hook is awesome. Rob Williams. You've never seen that one either. You've never seen Hook?

No. What is your favorite? What movie have you seen? What is your favorite? Happy Gilmore? Yeah. That's a great one. My favorite movie growing up.

Happy. I saw Happy Gilmore too. Yeah. Yeah. Travis had a great ball in it. Yeah. He did. He did great in that.

He's what, the server. Yeah. And then Bad Bunny. He just came and just tore him apart. What else? Oh, Mighty Ducks. Mighty Ducks.

Dude. You're named some bangers right now. I just saw Rip on that. A great movie. Rip is a really good movie. I watched there. Very, very solid.

The twist of the end is fantastic. The twist was really good, man. There's a twist. There's a twist. There is, man. I don't know if it's like a, it's like a reveal. All right.

You're kind of, the whole movie you're up in limbo of like, all right. Is like Damon freaking the bad guy? Who's given the secrets away? And then it gets revealed at the end. Okay. In typical Matt Damon in fashion,

he's outsmarted everybody. Matt Damon. That fucking Matt Damon. Also, he's a Boston guy. another one. Yes, yes. Thieves. One and two.

Yeah. I love action movies. I've seen every action movie of all time. What's your, well, you haven't seen Rocky. It's not an action. It's not an action. I think it's a sports. Yeah.

Yeah. What's your favorite action? Four is an action movie, though. Rocky four is an action movie. Favorite action movie. I just saw Black Hawk Down. Black Hawk Down. Very solid movie.

Was Jake Hartnett? Was Jake Hartnett back in that was his name? Yeah. Josh. Josh. Josh. Josh Jake. Tell us your best big Dom story. I got to meet him on the sideline.

sideline. He's so, he's just, he's cool. He's like the most interesting security guard of all time. For sure. The most interesting man with Dosaki, he's the most interesting man on the sidelines. Yes. Let's hear your best story. Best story. Best story of Dom. And also, what does he actually do as well? Well, like we know he's security, but it seems like he's a lot more than security as well. That's just the title. He's like the team mascot. Yeah. Dom is the guy that like, if you ever need anything, anything, you call him. And either he will get it done or he has a guy that will get it done he's a guy's guy he's the guy's guy's guy and

like you can call i don't know how his like kenyetta his wife puts up with it you can call him at three in the morning any day he will pick up i don't know if he sleeps and like but he is always on call ready to help you out in any like capacity what's the wildest thing you asked him to help you with or like most random i've been probably one of his more low-key clients okay he probably He probably fucking loves you, brother. He probably has clients to ask him for things every single day. Yeah, yeah, you know, no doubt. Instead of Uber Eats and, yo, Dom, can you be my Uber Eats?

Motherfucker. This guy that's asking me for Uber Eats now to be his Uber Eats driver. I'm trying to think of the best Tom story. He hooked you up. What do you hook you up with again? When we remember an FD championship game? Yeah, he brought you to where. He brought me to the Angelo's.

He also got you a favorite Tuesday. And the top of Angelo's from Big Dom's guy. Needed a haircut, ate a Philly cheesecake, pizza, the top of fucking Angelo's. Angelos is the best. It was phenomenal. Phenomenal. Yeah.

And their cheese steaks, or do you have a cheesecake? Cheese steak. Yeah. They have their chicken cutlet sandwiches, low key. Nobody really knows about it. We would get them on a wait trips. Sometimes they don't even have them in store. They might have, like, discontinued them.

That's one thing Philly does really well. Sandwiches. Sandwiches. Chicken cutlets. Oh, my God. Like the long, then they had this other one that had this like pepper jelly on top it was unreal so good anyways big dom big dom story big dom story some it's it's hard to share some of them yeah we're not

looking for the right we're just looking for a pg version right right right we'll take that we'll take that can't even share them that's great we would be great we would be crazy to not bring up you beating our ass in the super bowl what was that like yeah what was that like well it was that like well a dream like, fuck. Sorry, yeah, whatever. So, beating you guys. Everybody else, my mom tweeted, like, she put on her Facebook profile picture, not a picture of me celebrating and like winning. It was a picture of Tom on the floor upset that he lost. I'm like, you're, like, are you happier that Tom Brady lost? Are you happier than your own son won a game? What's happening here? What do you have against Tom? So, you saw the old lady in the pizza commercial shit. He's got a hittable face,

I mean, you know, it was, we felt confident offensively. I think it was a game that, like, you guys have played so much, right? The Patriots have won so many Super Bowls, the pinnacle dynasty of an era. We were like, dude, we're going to have to score a ton. We knew it going into the game. And you guys did. Well, Nick Foulds, like, played the best game as life. He really did, Matt.

In the biggest moment possible. And, like, Tom played unbelievable. You guys offensive. over 500 yards. Set a record. Set an NFL record for the best Super Bowl performance essentially.

It looked like a seven on a seven match. I was watching. I was watching it because I tore my ACL. It was crazy. We had to go for it on fourth down multiple times. It was that year for us

just felt like it was like a year possessed with like the city and like the, is there something magical about that where you know, we just kind of caught it at the right time.

A lot of people asked like, would you win that game of Carson playing? Like, dude, I don't know. Like, Carson was the MVP before, like, that entire year. But there was something that just, like, it's hard to even, like, explain how everything came together just perfectly at the right time for us.

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In Atlanta, Georgia at Martin's Almemata, Morehouse College, the students had their own protest. It featured two prominent figures in black history, Martin Luther King's senior, and a young student, Samuel L. Jackson. To be in what we really thought was a revolution. I mean, people would die. In 1968, the murder of Dr. King, which traumatized everyone. The FBI had a role in the murder of a Black Panther leader in Chicago. This story is about protest. It echoes in today's world far more than it should. and it will blow your mind. Listen to the A-building on the I-Heart Radio app,

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Hey, Matt, hey, Bowen. Hi, Cookie. Hi. Now, the Winter Olympic Games are underway. and we are in Italy to give you experiences from our hearts to your ears. Listen to Two Guys Five Rings on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. What do you do when the headlines don't explain what's happening inside of you? I'm Ben Higgins, and if you can hear me, is where culture meets the soul, a place for real conversation.

Each episode, I sit down with people from all walks of life, celebrities, thinkers, and everyday folks, and we go deeper than the polished story. We talk about what drives us, what shapes us, and what gives us hope. We get honest about the big stuff, identity when you don't recognize yourself anymore, loss that changes you, purpose when success isn't enough, peace when your mind won't slow down, fake when it's complicated. Some guests have answers. Most are still figuring it out.

If you've ever felt like there has to be more to the story, this show is for you. Listen to, if you. You can hear me on the I Heart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Man. You guys were going absolutely ham. I mean, the city of Philly was going ham. I mean, tearing down polls, all that good stuff. But you guys were taking shots at the Patriot way.

Not necessarily you, but a lot of your team. What was up with that? What was up with that? And where was that information coming from? Where was it coming? Was it Chris Long? Was it Chris Long? We still want to know.

Because, yeah, Bunn was it. Which one was it? Blunt could have been. of source, but Chris Long came out and said, hey, I have nothing to do with this information. Which one is it? You know, that, you know, my teammates are saying about the Patriot way. Chris and Lagart brought the Patriot way. If we're being honest, like both of those guys came in and between those two,

Malcolm, like, those are the guys before the game that were telling us like, hey, it's, you know, you get, you get, you don't let your emotions get too high. All of a sudden you start getting too into it and then you get somewhere that you shouldn't be and you stay, make uncharacteristic. six mistakes, right? They kind of like brought that to us for the game. So I think the Patriot way, I don't know. I don't know.

There was definitely chatter. I don't know who brought it. I think there was Philly, we were probably feeling ourselves a little bit too much. But an alcohol involved. For sure. I mean, you're just trying to make the people happy. Yeah, we get it.

You guys were. When you win, you're so eluded, like, I had fun watching you guys. And I think, I don't know what the Patriot way. Like trying to remember like Lane Johnson said something. He was taking shots. Because I remember you guys like two years later, we're still using his bulletin board material.

Hey, we said winning is fun. And I'm like, dude, we should not have been saying none of this. This is going to backfire. And then you got freaking high tower and Jamie Collins. In that time and moment, it's understandable. They're running freaking game. That honestly, if, if High Tower is healthy. High Tower is healthy.

Terrifying. His calves are the size of my house. Yeah. He can drop into coverage and play unbelievable there. And then he can run over a freaking running back. So it's like, what do you do? You count him as a lineback or is he de lineman when he walks up? How are we playing this?

And then the games like, Bill would build that five-man front and just run the three-man games. And I'm like, dude, I don't know what you want me to do. Throw the ball, please. Get the ball out. I don't, it's impossible. So, yeah. Those are fun battles. Now, you know what our show is.

dudes on dudes. We basically categorize what kind of dude the guy would be in a locker room. Okay. We have five different categories. We have a dude's dude, which is like the glue guy, great in the locker room. Everyone loves him. He's got a leadership type quality, but he's a glue guy. Yes. You got a whiz. He's like innovative. This guy like has a game that changed the world. You have a stud who's like the standard and he's been the standard his whole life. He's been the guy, the first round pick, this guy, that, you know, you also have your freak who you look at them and that's just not a human, that's a freak.

Yeah. And you have a dog. A dog is someone who's mentally just tough as nails. Tough as nails, mentally, physically tough. So we want to run through some guys. Let's go. And you just tell us what you think he is, what they are, what they are.

Jalen hurts. Jalen is a combination. I think he's probably somewhere in between dudes, dudes, stud and freak. I think he can't be a dudes dude's dude because like dudes dudes, it's hard when you're the star guy, the lead,

like you gotta hold people accountable. Yeah, like it's a different, like, but he has that personality, stud, great player. And then he's like,

I mean, he squats like 600 pounds. Yeah. He's like he is a freak. So he's somewhere in that category. He's kind of a stud and freak. Stud and freak. He's a studly freak.

Studly freak. Studdley freak. I like that. There we go. All right. Next. Andy Reed. Andy Reed. He is, again, whiz, I would say whiz and dude's dude.

And he's got a little dog in him. He does. He does. I heard he practices him hard. He practices him hard. He is, I've heard stories, especially in his younger days, like putting guys up against a wall. He's lying in time. Yeah, man.

He's, I think as he's in the 60s now, right? Yeah. So it's not the same level of physical, like, uh, what's the word I'm looking for? Like intimidation. But I think when he was younger, that mustache, man, he would just give you these daggers and you'd be like, dude, I don't want to cross this.

He just had a stare. Yeah, exactly. And it's very whiz. It's very whiz to evolve. For sure. You know what I mean? This guy understands the room. All right.

Another one. Rocky. Rocky? Dog. Dog. I think it's a very simple. Yeah. All right.

Yep. All right. Lane Johnson. Lane Johnson. Freak for sure. For his side. For sure, freak. Because athletic ability.

Right in. Freak also dudes dude. Like I don't know. Lane had the, I'm going to say it's a rare, but he was that dude's do his ability to like nobody. Everybody in the locker room feels like Lane, they can connect with him. Like he's going to talk to you. He can mix him with any position group. Anything like that.

Yeah. He's a mayor. He's been there forever now. For sure. Jesus Christ. What years he got? like year 18. So he came in two after me.

He's now done two. So he just finished year 13. 13. Okay. It seems like he's been playing for like 20 years. Yeah. All the Super Bowls, all that good stuff.

And he's another guy that's very popular for alignment. He's transferred the position big time. Yeah. I mean, I think you guys have done that. Yeah. It was your team. We had a lot of good line as a group.

Yeah. It was like our line and then Dallas's line when it was like, when it was. Oh my gosh. My gosh. Travis Frederick. um that was his line yeah just Dallas's line

there there Dallas's line was incredible we'll just stick to the Philadelphia please yeah all right last one before we blank happens to us all the time don't worry and then Cleveland Cleveland Browns Joe Thomas and like Alex Mac yeah Alex Matt

they did transcend that position Mitchell Schwartz just as a whole but as the swag factor though like those we knew those guys could play but you guys you guys fun. You guys were known commodities. You guys were known. You guys made it cool. Last one before we go

and ask you our series of questions to determine what kind of dude you are. Your brother, Trave. Your brother, Trav? You're a little brother. Certainly a freak. He's a freak. Are we talking on the field? Off the field. Stud,

all of it. All of it. In every way you want to think about it. I mean, I just saw that golf shot he had yesterday. What a fucking shot? It doesn't surprise. put in like two feet from the pit? The one hole where there's thousands of people watching in a grand stand, Trav lives up to the moment, does not surprise me one bit.

What a shot? Who's more athletic between you? Trave. Really? What other sports did you play growing up? I played, we both played everything. We were multi-sport athletes. I played hockey and lacrosse in high school.

Okay. Growing up, we played all of it. So, you know, I think Trave by far the better athlete. I'm all about playing every single sport growing up as well. I hate, like, where you go to the schools. You specialize too much. And they specialize in one sport. And it's like, yo, you're 14 years old.

Yeah. How do you know you want to play that sport in the future? Like play every single sport. Unless if the kid, the 14 or 15 year old kid's like, yo, I only want to play one sport. I hate when the coaches say, if you play other sports, you're not going to be able to play on this team because we're only focusing on one sport and we're focusing on your position.

And that's how it's going to be like, that's the stupidest shit I've ever heard. 100% agree. And you learn more by playing all these sports. And you start taking what you learned in this sport and applying it to this one. Thank you, man. I'm a much better overall athlete. Different parts of your brain, I believe. I agree.

You know what I mean? Like when you're in basketball, you're using those cuts for when you're in football, the footwork and wrestling for, you know what I mean? It's all, it's all, I don't know if that's a word. It is. No, that was perfect.

We love you because we come up a word. We call out of time. You already agree. We're not a word. That's a word. And I even know that's not a word, but I agree it's also a word. Yeah. Well, listen, do I understand what you meant to say?

There we go. Then what the fuck's the point. That's what the fuck's the point. That's why I love podcast. If you listen to me sometimes on TV, everyone's like, y'all, Grant can't talk. He can't form sentences. But we totally understand what we're trying to say. I'm like, thank you.

That's how it matter. That's it. You just justified my speaking by saying that. Thank you, bro. Thank you. All right. Let's get our notebooks out, Robbie. Let's do it.

Let's ask our series of patting questions. We got to figure out what type of dude you are. Please. I mean, we kind of already know by just talking to you, but we really want to dig deep, like deep as possible. Please. All right. Question one, quick hitters. Quick hitters.

All right. Did you take food home from the facility when you were playing? I probably did it a couple times, but it was not a common occurrence. It wasn't like Gronk, if you went to his house, you saw the whole stadium at his fridge? No. Okay. Yeah, one time I stole a blender. Stored blender.

I wanted to make a shakes at home. So I was like, oh, I'm taking a blender. And I just took the blender. I mean, they have 15 blenders. Well, if you announce it, you're not stealing it. Yeah. He gave it back. Right?

They gave it to you. I still use it to the same. It's old. Camille's always like, you got to buy a new blender. That's a good blender. What brand are we dealing with? That's a long-lassen blender.

It is, man. Commercial blender. There we go. It's commercial great, obviously. I don't know the name of it. But we're not going to give them that much credit. Yeah. Yeah.

We don't need any free advertising. No. No. No. There we would never do that. Make sure I always get paid. All right. Who's the most famous person in your phone?

Taylor Swift for sure. He's the easiest answer in my life. All right. What's your college GPA? You were smart. So I, you probably gave no shits, but you're probably still smart.

I was under three. Under three? Under three? It was two something. Are you under three under your bell as well? C. A. Soft, yeah.

Yeah. Hey, actually, me too. But not soft. We're talking about it. There we go. That's what we thrive. We're children watching. We're growers.

That's not a stud. Next question. Also, about 2.8. We would say a TPA. 2.8, we'll say. We'll go with that. Yes, yes. First car you had.

First car I had was a boy. My dad. like passed down like a Dodge minivan caravan. Yeah. So we had a, we had a green Dodge caravan minivan. Green. And then I heard a rattling in the engine one time when I had,

we were going to a house party, had beers in the back. And I hear this like, the, the, and I'm like, okay, maybe if I go faster,

it'll spit whatever is out in the engine. Yeah, you got it. So I just start flooring it. Yeah. The way you think. And then it stopped. I was,

dude, okay, it worked. What was it? And then I go to like turn at a roundabout. The power steering was out. Oh my. Trying to get this.

Driving a go car. We had blown like a belt had snapped off. We like hid the beers in a bush. And then a cop helped push me into a gas station. Oh my God. So yeah. That was my first. So you're saying you like Bush.

I think it actually was Bush. If I'm being out of free advertisement. Yeah. I was talking Bush beers. For sure. And do you know Spanish? The way you just rolled your tongue is, I feel like you. I can't roll my arms.

Can you know yours? I can't. I can't even roll. No. All right. You ever get fined? And if so, how much? I got fined by the, by the team.

I don't know. Not even by the NFL. Well, I got fined by the NFL too. Most of those got rescinded. I'm trying to think, like, I've gotten fine for being late, missing meetings. I know.

Not good. Meetings. I want to emphasize. Not. Common. Not coming. It happens. It just happened.

It just happened. Because you've been there for so long. Long time. You've been a long time in one spot. You're late for one thing. And like you got to keep you honest. Yeah. Got to keep.

Yeah. Most watch movie. You ever. Big Lobowski. Big Lobowski. The dude. I've seen that movie way too many times. Walter.

The best. He's the best. He's the best character. He's the best character. Never seen that movie either. It's. You got to check it out. That's a good one.

The first. We're going to do a movie club with Rob, and we're going to, we're going to, we're going to, we're going to, I'm in on this. We got to get a movie. I love movies, too. I never really seen all the movies back in the day. Like, you were too busy scoring touchdowns and shit. I'm playing all the sports. It's all right.

Outside. It's good. What's the most you've ever benched? 3. 385. 385, no four? I never got to. I thought you would definitely be in four.

I mean, you're stronger below the belt. I was a stronger squatter for sure. Yeah, he's a squatter. He's a squatter. Squatter. squad. I mean, it's better to be stronger with the squats as an offense alignment than a better bench press because all the power comes from the hips and the glutes and the quads and the calves. Last one for me, Rob, and then one more for you. All right. All right.

How many wings could you eat in a single sitting and how do you eat them? So I actually competed. You ever heard of wing bowl? No, I haven't. The wing bowl used to be, so Philadelphia for years because they never were in the Super Bowl. the local radio station called just started doing this thing called Wing Bowl which was iconic in Philadelphia you guys would have loved it yeah anyways so there was like a whole like

pads and tree or whatever you would go out there and there was two rounds there was one round of 14 minutes another round of 14 minutes and then a final round of two minutes and they would eliminate people in each round so I went to Wing Bowl I ate 65 wings in 14 minutes I thought I killed it like I just dominated how many minutes 14 minutes

It's a 65 wings. 65 wings. With blue cheese or ranch? Well, you're just howl. You're not in, you're not. But if you do have a choice, blue cheese or ranch. Blue cheese, back, okay, blue cheese. Thank you.

Come on. Thank you. 65 wings. And who would the winner get? Molly Skyler won with 365 wings. 365? Is Molly a woman? She is a beast.

She is a woman. Well, 365. Isn't how long? He's a professional leader. How is that possible? I mean, she's a, He ate. I don't know.

Get a good technique. That's right. Get a good technique. That's right. For him. All about form. That stomach just descends and then freaking gets, I don't know. I practice.

I couldn't do it. So you didn't practice. You probably practiced. I practiced the day before because the flats have a very specific. Yeah, you got a, you got a garfield them. Which I don't like eating them that way.

Normally I'm like this side. Then that's, I take my time with it. But for the speed eating you got a freaking, it's gone. It's like Garfield. Remember you take the fish and you just take the bones out? That's right.

And then the drumstick, your one bite here, one bite there. But anyways, I think that's close to probably that most I've eaten in this hitting. 65, that's a boatload. All right. Last one. Last one. One more. Last one.

How do you eat your steak? Mediumer. But it depends on where I'm at. And also, do you use utensils or just your hand? I use utensils. Really? I have used. What if there's, if there are no utensils, I will use my hand.

Okay. Bone in. I'm not too good to not use you. Okay. use you to, he'll read the room. He'll read the room. He'll read the room. Medium rare. If I'm at like a, like a waffle house and I'm doing like a steak and eggs or an eye or a house, you're ordering steak at waffle house. I know. That's where you can always order steak at a waffle house if you're getting it with eggs. Yes. I like, I'm a big steak and eggs guy. If I'm at a,

where I kind of question the quality of the steak, I will do medium occasionally. Yeah. Yeah. Cook that bad boy. Yeah. Yeah. Just make sure the bacteria is full. Yeah. Let's give us a quick minute to just go over that we got real quick. Asshole? I got, oh, no. He's not an asshole, Joel. No, I didn't say a jerk. What do you think?

What do you think? Yeah. 65 wings, that's a lot. You only had a 2.8. I mean, a dog would. All right. All right. On three.

One, two, three. Dog. Oh. Hold on. I'm a tweeter. I'm a tweeter. I'm a tweeter. We're like the officials this year.

They were all over the place. Yeah, they didn't really agree on every call. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Can't read your hand. Oh, sorry, sorry, sorry. That's the problem. You wrote dude and it looked like dog. I know, I know, I know.

All right. All right, all right. One, two, three, dude. Your dude's dude. Yeah, I will take that old. You're a glue guy, man. You bring people together. You got great personality.

You're fun. Everyone wants to be around you. You know, you were the heart and soul of the offensive line for, you know, Philadelphia Eagles for so long. You could hit multiple, all of them. I mean, everyone can. But like, we're trying to find what most suits you out of all five. All good. Listen, I'm very happy to be a dudes, dude.

Come on. Come on now. Jason. Thanks for coming on, bro. Thank you, man. That's for having me. That's it. That's it.

That's it. It was a pleasure. One hit quit. Oh, actually, no, before we go, this is the question I wanted to ask because you got garage beer now. I do. You love drinking beers then because you're not going to associate yourself and start a company that you don't like and that you don't drink. So garage beer, obviously, you're drinking. And I want to know back in your college heydays, how many beers you would put down on any given night and how many beers you put down on any given night now being, you know, garage beers.

It is now being, you know, 35 plus years old. I think I drink 30 yesterday. Really? I called it. I told you. I told you this guy is still in his college hey days with drinking beers. And it won't affect him. You look great.

I said he's still pounding 30 beers. You said you at three before you came on before this. I ran to some Australians over at Fisherman's War. I mean, you have an excuse me. Why don't you bring any garage beers for us? I would have one right now. I literally think we drank off.

That's why. Ridiculous. So how many now? You did 30 yesterday? So how many did you do in college? It was an all day thing. I mean, so we would. One given day?

We would always just get a couple cases. I wasn't keeping track. Yeah. We would play this game. Wayne Brewski. Do you remember Wayne Groskey 3D Hockey 98 and Nintendo 64? I do. I wasn't ahead, but we had friends that did.

So two on two, we made this drinking game around that. And you would end up drinking about two beers a game, the way the rules like sort of themselves. We would go through two cases. Wait, how many, how long? How long is the game? I mean, not even.

Yeah, so that's a lot of beers. It's like, I think it was three minutes a quarter, so about nine to ten minutes. Running. So how long do you piss for? It wasn't running. When you drink 30 beers in a day, like, is one of your pisses like four minutes long? Like you're, like, you're reading. He did come in so long.

Is you doing new high while pissing? You just have the camera up high and you're pissing the whole time. Usually so. But I will sometimes. Yeah. Normally, once you break that seal, when it starts, you know, being in a show. He said usually sober for new heights.

Usually. So sometimes he's not. That's correct. Why don't we ever get messed up for our show? Because we're not getting off yet. You should try it. You should try. You're not.

I don't believe that. How many beers have you put down? Probably about like 8, like 15 to 20 back in the day. Now I drink like four or five. I'm good and I'm super full and bloating. I feel like I can't move anymore. You're just a tank. We're going to have to change this.

We're going to have some garage beers. All right. You got to go back to the college. You still got it in you. I do. Oh, no, I do. I just need someone. I need someone to bring it out.

I have a man to you one that brought it out. Jason. In a while. So he lived in college at U of A with his brothers. Yeah. And they used to have, they spent their whole scholarship check,

had zero money on a hot tub. The first day they got it, right? Made sense. And then there's a tree in the background. And the legend is there was 700 bras in the tree because every time people were coming. 700 bras. They would just throw their bras in the tree.

It was the grunk tree braw. Well, just, well, there was bras, but well, 700 sounds good. Thanks for going on. Yeah, thank you, man. A pleasure, dude. Thank you. We'll be right back after this quick break. I'm Dylan Playfair.

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I mean, that drive, you know, in Super Bowl. I love how all these questions just are designed to make me feel like I. Like, no, because you really are. You fit in every great question. Every category, that's a great question. I'm going with Julian Edelman. I mean, how clutch have you been? You're clutching the playoffs, clutching the regular season.

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a one-handed catch or toe tap easy oh a one-handed catch a one-handed catch that's a toe tap Oh, there we go. That's what I like. Now we're talking. I agree. I think Brandon Lloyd had a sweet one like that once. Brandon Lloyd had, didn't he have, he had unreal catches. Yeah, he did.

Yeah, he did. Back in the Niners when he had that. He was so good. He was really good. He was so like, he was freak, like he could bend in any direction. It was very fluid. Yeah, that's what I was looking for. One physical signal you've learned not to ignore anymore.

The alert signal. I was playing the game of football. When I ignored it, I always, you know, I went the wrong way. Wrong way. So I stopped ignoring the alert signal and I listened to the alert signal. One physical signal you've learned not to ignore anymore. Oh, dehydration. Oh, that's good.

I'm not going to, if I'm feeling like irritable or something, I'm not going to ignore that. Or nauseous. Yeah. Or your peas yellow or dark brown. Dark brown. Hey, when we were younger. it was so easy to ignore that signal. Yeah, we're young.

Yeah, but we're not young anymore. You cannot ignore it. You can't ignore it. What's the coolest non-TD stat? Yards or catches. Yeah, no. Yeah, yards. Yards or catches?

No, yards. Or catches? Yards. Yards. Shacks? Interceptions. Tackles. Interceptions or sacks would be in that category.

Yardage. Yardage. Last one. Play call that you got excited in the huddle for in a championship game. All go versus Denver Broncos in the AFC championship game. When you burn the cover seven. Fourth and ten. When they had you doubled.

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