Games with Names - Jules and the guys answer voicemails | Part IV

Episode Date: April 29, 2025

We're back with a very special Hotline Bling episode! This time, we're talking Boston do's and don'ts, NFL road trip memories, Julian's college days, and a whole lot more. We finish it off with a wild edition of The Chill Zone presented by Coors Light. Keep the calls coming, that number is: 424-291-2290.  Support the show: http://www.gameswithnames.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Hotel, hotel. Yes, where we go over all the rules of the NFL. And the way he would project, he's like, if it's a f***ing weapon, you can't bring it here. All right, light. Or like we were traveling to Europe. Look, we're not gonna be out here getting fish and chips, guys.

Like this is a business trip. You see Uncle Ben on your own time. Like, you know what I mean? It's a risk. I like pepper in a little jab there and there. Like, the way he would deliver it would be so funny. Welcome to Games and Names. I'm Julian Edelman.

They're Jack and Kyler, and we're on a mission to find the greatest game of all freaking time. I'm making a new acronym. Today we're hitting the overflowing chill line to answer your voicemails. And we get into my Boston travel tips. Do's and don'ts. Get your down to South Boston.

Don't wear a Yankees hat. Wrestling theme songs. Been a lot of wrestling going on lately. When you hear the song come on, you're like, oh song. But when you heard the shatter, it was like, oh my God. Yes, the worst game of all time. Oh, you'll find some gems with some Dan Orlowski starts. John Skelton's in there.

Some Skelton. I'm thinking a lot from the Patriots' 2024 season come to mind. And once again, that number is 4242912290. In this week's Chill Zone presented by Coors Light, we're naming our chillest caller. One chill dude. One chill freaking dude. You gotta stick around to the end. These are awesome. They're fun. Let's go. Games with names a production of iHeartRadio. Date unknown. The Nud House. The Nun Disclosed location. The hotline is filling up. And the people need answers.

This is the Hotline Bling episode. Part five, four? Yeah, who cares? Keep these voicemails coming. These are fun to dive into. Blow it up, the hotline, baby. Keep them coming. Keep them under 30 seconds.

Under 30 seconds. Under 30 seconds. Under 30. You don't need a whole life story here. Get to it, come on now. Nice and tight text messages. Don't even bother. Create, idly them. Get creative.

Get creative with it. I wanna get weird with it. It's like with my daughter. She was talking about meeting, she loves Snoop Dogg. And we finally got to meet him. And I go, you'll probably get to meet him. You know daddy is real to meet him. I go, you'll probably get to meet him. You know, daddy is real close with him. I go, you gotta have a question,

and it's gotta be a good question. Like, and we met him and she didn't have a question. Oh! What's a good question for Snoop Die? Well, if we're a kid, it could've been what's your favorite color, I don't know. Ha ha ha ha ha! But just have something.

Like, hey Snoop you got a light anything you know what flavor you like uncle Snoop what is that green stuff let's do this voicemails Jules boys hope all is well my name is Alec I'm in South Carolina I am going up to Boston in June for a Sox game. What are the Boston do's don'ts? Where do we go? Where do you not go any advice much appreciated? Thanks so much Do you want to show boys from his voice? He sounds about 26 Sounds about right. Sure little ageist, but okay You're gonna be in the Fenway area.

A couple cool bars there right across the street. You got the MGM, you got the pool place. I mean, you could, you could spend a whole day there. Eat your bar. After the game, go to Hojoku, get a burger, be a good little creative crowd there. It'll be a little different of a crowd than the baseball game. Nice. Creative crowd. But if you want the same kind of crowd at Fenway, get your ass

down to South Boston. Go hit Lincoln. Go hit Capo. What's the one right across the street? The Mexican Joint. They got a couple new ones. You go down to Southie. Have some fun. If you need a little nightclub action hit the seaport. I Forget the name of my big grand live the grand and scorpion or grand grand the grand. Yep I met Damon John there once Times the grand. I mean there's there's so many places turn thing any don'ts the don'ts Don't wear Yankees hat Don't say car or pack a yard to Boston people. The fucking...

Ride the T to Fenway is a part of the experience. Okay. I can see that. Take the green line. I've never done that. Take the green line to Kenmore. Not Fenway, Kenmore. And then walk it?

And then walk it. It's a part of the experience. It's fun. You get to see the Sitko sign and all that. That is fun. Get to cross 90. Probably got to get a Fenway Frank while you're in there. You got to get a Fenway Frank. But it's got to be if you're sitting in a box, it's not the same. Got to go down.

But if you're sitting in a box, they have killer lobster rolls at Fenway. Yeah, very good. Sleeper. Sleeper good. The sushi ain't bad either in there. Great French onion dip. Oh, I don't even think I got any of that't bad either in their great French onion dip. Oh, I don't even think I got any. I love a French onion dip. I do too.

I'm a sucker for some. They got good table knickknack stuff. Yes. And what is seventh inning? You get the ice cream. You little bit of a little hat. A lot of do's don't just don't act like an idiot. Don't act tough.

Because there's a there's a city full of tough people there. What if Boston don'ts? I don't think there are any yeah, it really is everyone's pretty friendly too and everything We're in red sock shit some Dunkin Donuts to some at some point definitely got some don'ts in South Carolina I know but it's different it is different. It's different gotta go check out the common gotta go walk Newberry Yeah, Beacon Hill Be Beacon Hill's fun. Yeah. I love Figs. Figs and Beacon Hill's a great little pizza spot. It depends if you're going with your boys or going with that.

Yeah, but if he's going with his boys, he's not gonna be taking goddamn love walks down the Charles River down Starow. Okay, he's not gonna be going to Boston Garden. This dude wants to rage. Okay, go to Grand, go to South, you have fun. Next question.

Jules, who was your favorite wide receiver while in New England, you know, working together with one that maybe didn't pan out the way that they wanted to, whether it was through injury, you know, the team didn't see them fit, you know, who was that guy that stands out to you and why is it Malcolm Mitchell? It's Malcolm Mitchell. I loved Malcolm Mitchell.

He was just a great teammate. My daughter still reads his book. He's got a children's book that she just a couple of days ago. What is it? Like the kid you can, it's about you can read, or the kid making the book, he makes his own book, the magic book. The magician's hat? The magician's hat.

Yeah, we, like, he was just a cool dude, worked his ass off, he was quiet, but like, really good football player, could rely on him. He just acted the part. You know, I used to love Gunner. Little Gunner was always good. He, I mean, he's just fun to have around

because he's just a little war daddy. One of the guys that I loved that worked out, but that I loved working with, I loved working with Dion Branch. He was a great, great teammate. Like he would put his arm around me and teach me things when I was a younger receiver. Randy was also awesome like that.

But yeah, it was fun. Had a big game in the 22-3 game too. People forget that. Malcolm Mitchell, yeah. Yeah. He had a big game in the 20 to 3 game too. People forget that. Malcolm Mitchell, yeah. Yeah. There's a couple other guys. He just seemed to get it right away too as a fan. Like it's like, man, plug it right in and he gets it right away.

Yeah, just Malcolm, he had bad knees. He had. I know. It sucks for my guy because he could have had a really good career. He's doing well though. I think he's married with a child. Respect. Making more books, still dressing cool.

Honestly, I think he just listened to me. That's why. That's why I love him. That's a great characteristic, baby. It's a great, you know, I'd be sitting there and every time I look in the room, Malcolm would be like, yep. He always had my back. When I was going on a rant or something, he just, that's why I loved him.

Heck yes. Works for Jack too. That just, that's why I loved him. Heck yes. It works for Jack too. That's right. Hey, I do the same thing. Follow the Malcolm Mitchell model. Hey, Jules and the boys. This is Nick from Lexington, Massachusetts.

Go pass. We're just thinking it'd be really cool to get a game from Julian's college career at can't read, can't write, can't state. To hear his perspective playing quarterback, maybe bring in Doug Martin, your old head football coach, or bring in one of your old teammates, to really hear some of those other stories of what you used to get up to in Ohio that you're obviously willing to share. But yeah, I think that would be really cool.

Love to hear your adventures. I know you didn't win too many games at Kent State, but love to hear about your stories there. Thanks so much and keep up the pod. Love listening to it and thanks for all the good memories when the Super Bowls for the Pats. Great question. That would be fun to get Coach Martin in here

to talk about something. Definitely. I think he's at Elon. Is he really? Coach Martin's at Elon. I should know that. Hold on. Is he at Elon? Yeah. Oh yeah, he's the OC.

Yeah, Coach Martin. Wow, dude. He's over at Elon. I think his wife, Vicki, she's still selling a boatload of houses. She was like, his wife was so cool. He used to bring me into his house. They cooked Thanksgiving for me There we go when we go in North Carolina again Bro, I would also Casey wolf would be a really good we talk a lot with him Yeah, Casey's my my Kent State like connect that I still if I'm doing anything for Kent State It's through Casey wolf and he was like the football ops guy for coach Martin when coach

Martin was there he's now an AD at a cool at a big high school there but like he's for like Cribs or Harrison or any of the guys that played in that time Casey was there we all like to go through Casey whenever we're going through the university so he still has little Little juice will hit him up like we hit him up when he's funny for all the stories or my old my old roommate Anthony magazine. Oh, yes. He's a storyteller, but we might have to muffle him because he might say too many stories You know, do we do the those seven Kent State, Iowa State game? Maybe we could do that.

Upset. There's a big acro game and we beat the fuck out of Acre. Hell, yeah. That was like because that was our zips. Screw the Roo.

Screw the Roo. OK, screw the Roo, bro. I didn't know that. I like that. Does that rivalry have a name? No, but we fought for a wagon wheel. Oh, I love games that have a trophy. I only carried it once,

they got us twice. We were winning, we were beating them too my last year there in the rubber bowl. The rubber bowl? That's their stadium name because that's where all the tires in the United States were manufactured. We're in Akron, Ohio. You got year or their mission. There's some couple over there. This one's French But they might know but Michelin was started out here. I Think Michelin is it is it an American company? Very good up very French. Is it I don't have to look it up. That's why I was a good year guy anyways But they might they might manufacture a lot here a lot of those International companies manufacture here got the good years on a Mustang, that's why I took over the Michelin's.

All right, the next question is a text question, I don't know how this got through. It's not getting in there. I know we say, don't do the text, but I check the text. I delete them before he sees them. All right, I got one through on the old goalie here. This one is from the text line

about aux rules in the NFL locker room. This says, how does aux cord protocol work in NFL locker rooms? Easy, veteran. Okay. It goes in how many years you've been in that locker room. So if you're in the locker, the weight room, and you hear some music that you don't like,

say like Brandon Bolden rolled up in there, he used to just take over and he would put the aux. Brandon Bolden was always a great aux cord guy. Okay, so he like- He led it in pregame practice, because we didn't really do pregame, like locker room music. Coach always was an advocate of everyone

has different ways to prepare, so if you wanna listen to music, put your headphones on. So there was no music blasting game day, but pre-practice guys are having, you know, music's bumping, guys losing ready. It usually depended on seniority. And, but for us, it was always Brandon, Brandon Bolden. There'd always be kind of like two,

cause the locker room's kind of big. Offensive side would be B Bolden. And you go over to the other side and be defense. And like high would have something high tower or something but it was usually B Bolden nice always throwing out some bangers. Shut out BB Hulk smash. I'd be throwing up on the mic trying to get a flow in and you got Danny over there throwing it taping his own ankle because he's mad at the fucking training staff saying I'm on flow-bation because I can't flow.

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What do you think is more valuable in this draft? Getting more capital, trading back and getting front seven guys or taking taking receiver Slash be a talent and talking about dual farther those kind of guys and get in talent for next year Well, if Abdul Carter's are you're taking Abdul Carter? Be there a Past rushers and guys that protect the quarterback. This is what I'm trying to go after they got really good corners They brought in a couple linebackers and edge guys through free agency. They need offense alignment. Yes, they need offensive linemen.

Their best offensive linemen just got cut, David Andrews. The guy that has continuity, that knows how to run that offense now that Josh McDaniels is back, they're gonna have to, they gotta get some guys. That's the next progression to seeing if Drake is the guy, which last year he showed with no offensive line, he can make plays. Now we wanna tighten that all down, slow his feet down, protect him and see him really dissect a defense

and make plays that way, like on schedule. That's what we gotta see. And the only way you could do that is if you get an offensive line up there, like a protect form. Need a bed. And I think they'll do that. I don't know what they're gonna do.

I would probably, I wouldn't get, I don't... Okay, look. Harbaugh last year took fucking Joe Alt, what, number three, four, five, and I know there's no Joe Alts in there, but he wasn't a sexy pick, he wasn't a receiver, they made the fucking playoffs this year. Okay, if you got the guy,

they didn't have any really big playmakers, McConkie is a great asset to have, he's a great slot guy, but they didn't have any really big playmakers. McConkie is a great asset to have. He's a great slot guy, but they didn't have no outside guys there. But they manufactured offensive line and made that a priority. They didn't even have a really great running back. They had Dobbins and they got guys that are banged up. They did very well, but they made the playoffs. They protect the quarterback. You make playoffs.

And like hard boss said, I don't protect the quarterback. You get blown out in the Super Bowl in the playoffs. No, in the suit. Look at the will go happen to the Chiefs. No. Yeah. OK, so I don't know. You take what you want, what I just said. But I think I want linemen like hard boss said. I view offensive linemen as weapons.

Fuck. Yeah. Oh, oh. but I think I want linemen. Like Harbaugh said, I view offensive linemen as weapons. Fuck yeah. I'm with him. Oh, oh, so I have a question. You know, I'm like a fat fuck. I play offensive line. I just want some tips so I can, if I have a quarterback I don't like, but I still wanna, you know,

keep my block percentage up good. What do I do? Thank you. Mr Edelman. This guy, he's probably huge too. He's probably like the stud that like hates his quarterback. Okay, this is what you do. Okay, if he's the guy

You go take him in a private setting and yeah, yeah Hash it out If it has to get physical you gotta beat his ass you gotta beat his ass or whatever if it gets to that it gets that But you can't have that okay this yeah, and cuz if don't block, you're not getting a scholarship or wherever you're at. You gotta block. You gotta be a team guy. But just talk it out.

Try to figure him out. And like, all right, maybe he's just a slap dick. I know that this is what he's doing. And try to understand why he's a slap dick. And it'll make you better. When you were a quarterback what was your relationship with the line like? My best friends. Sandro Oyolo was my shout out Drow. Drow. He's at Woodside? Yeah. See this is like Sandro, we had Thompson, we had

Vuk. Vuk was in the O line? Yeah he was our right tackle. Hell yes. We had Sam Alapate. He was our guard. Yeah. We roll with them because Vuk was kind of a skinny fat, he was a fat kid in college. Now he's like handsome and well he's still kind of pudgy. He's got dad bod but like he then he grew up like he grew you know. Right. He was always a big guy so I like if you're 200 pounds in high school, you're a lineman 200 he was probably 215. Yeah, I mean we were good dro was dro was big It was fun. Yeah, I we we had a great relationship. I always got along I loved the offensive lineman. I used to hang out with lineman on the Patriots. I was you say even in the NFL

Yeah, I get Logan's house For freaking Thanksgiving. They're always like the the family dudes down to earth Good down to earth great dudes my quarterbacks family would have a lineman only taco night on Wednesday nights during the season That's good. Just lay in an alley, but the quarterback can come well his house Yeah, yeah, and then the cool kids got invited slowly. It became very clicky. Anyway, go Mounties. Yeah, you got to block. Keep the percentages up and fucking there's guys you don't like. Just find a way that you can respect them. Dude, Ricky Williams played in the backfield with a guy that was stealing his girl. Think

you'll be alright. I'm looking at you Applewood. Apple wait, Applewood. Applewood. No anymore. He's always coaching Applewood. Not at Houston anymore. Not at Houston. Give me a second.

Yeah. I want to say South Alabama, but don't let, don't, um, if you get this, don't quote me, hold on, hold on. I'm Googling. Oh, I know ball baby. South Alabama. He's the head coach. Was he the head coach at Houston and he went to South Alabama? Yeah. I think they canned him when they brought in Dana. Dana Holgerson. Yeah. Dolis dude. He was at Houston for 16 to 18. Then he did the Nick Saban rehab stent. He's an analyst

at Alabama for a year. South Alabama OC, now South Alabama head coach. Also, he's got five more years before he can maybe get on. He gotta win. I have a question for Julian. During your time at KenC, were you ever a Swenson's guy? And if you were, what was your go-to order when you would stop by a Swenson's drive-in?

This guy just fucking trying to fuel my fire. He knows I'm a Swenson guy Okay, my order is Galley boy with bacon Then I get a double cheeseburger lettuce tomato pickle onion Then I get a double cheeseburger, lettuce, tomato, pickle, onion, mustard, mayonnaise, ketchup like an old, like my double cheese. Those are both doubles. And then I get potato teasers, which are like these fried little things with potato, cheese and like jalapenos, like little cut up jalapenos are great with like I think their homemade

ranch. And they, I think they had shakes, they had like shakes and they had this thing like the California soda. My boy Casey always loved that shit. I just liked Coke. And maybe a fry. I don't remember their fries, so their fries must've sucked. But I've heard they've gone through some serious changes

over the years, Some serious changes. For the better or worse? The way I'm saying serious, does it sound better? On their website, they have the Pizzaroni stack. It looks good. It's a quarter pounder pepperoni, marinara sauce, and a fucking fr- Are they still on the Galley Boy? Yeah, they got the Galley Boy. Mozzarella stick patty.

Did your Galley Boys have the, uh, have an olive stuck in it? Yeah, they put, yeah, put it on the top like that the buns pretty good. It's a fucking solid burger It looks very good. It was very good. It had like a sweetness to it that the galley boy Voted yeah, they have a bunch of shit, too They have like a bunch of little knickknack stuff the menus huge. It's massive sloppy Joe's I'm looking here at the teasers a tasty potato cheese and mild jalapeno combo those those are like crack Shredded fried potatoes potato puffs Huh as opposed to teasers. That's what you're saying. Yeah, I'm gonna have to call my sources shadowed sources in

Northeast Ohio to see how the Swents is do because I don't want to be giving them good love and their dog shit now Right. Okay. Cause I remember when we at least have this little at my DQ before they went like new DQ. Dairy Queen, I think we're all, they used to be individually owned or something until they got real franchise.

We used to have this little Asian dude. He used to wear a little chef hat. He'd be up on that flat top. He used to make the best burgers at the dairy queen. And then like they did a remake of the fucking the building. I think they may have sold it, got some new dude and the shit went to shit. In the restaurant industry, man, she can have real bad overnight like that. So Swenson's I'll be coming out there soon.

The closest ones in Cincinnati. Yeah. They had the, we went to the Cuyah Swensons, I'll be coming out there soon. The closest ones in Cincinnati. Yeah, they had that. We went to the Cuyahoga Falls one, I believe. Or was it Mansfield? Was this like a spot you guys were at like every week, every other week? Like, like, no, not a lot. It was like a quasi treat. OK, that and the red lobster.

Just because you have to drive a little bit. Stowe, Ohio. Yeah, Stowe. Yeah. Red lobster was a treat, too. First time I ever had red lobster. Just because you have to drive a little bit. Stowe, Ohio? Yeah, Stowe. Yeah. Red lobster was a treat too. The first time I ever had red lobster, those Charlie's butter biscuits. Oh. I don't really like lobster,

but I liked going to red lobster. Shout out Blake Griffin. He's doing their ads now. He is. Good for him. I saw him on a recent podcast. He was so funny. Blake was talking about, what is it?

Coding or something. Oh, like lean? When he changes from being black to... Oh, code switching. I thought you said codeine. That was Sam's. That was We Might Be Drunk. I saw him. It was on Sam Morales. He's talking about code switching.

Oh yeah, because he had done Mello's podcast earlier in the day. He's funny. He's a comic He is yeah, he did stand up some chops lose right up the street. Don't even don't even know him really Come on you Blake come through. Come know you're like funny, dude And you're cool. I saw you Stavros's stand-up Leaving in a sick car with the hot babe. Oh, man must be nice. I probably drove the same route On the way home should have followed him

I'm following you Blake Hi, Julian hi Jack hi Kyler I just listened to the O'Shea episode and now I'm like back in my WWE Scene in phase and I had a question. So Julian, like back in the day when like the WWE, like the superstars, they were known by like their theme songs, like everyone would get hype, but theme songs. So I was wondering what would your theme song be? And what would your signature move be?

Ooh, I love the Stone Cold. The Stone Cold. Nothing will ever be turned. Nothing tops that. And Hulk Hogan's is pretty good. I am a real American. What was the Rocks? The Rocks was...

Big Show's is good. Hey, it's the big show. Shawn Michaels, of course. And he sang his own song. Yeah. I mean, it doesn't get much better than that either. Yeah. SETTY BOY.

I'm not your boy tour. SETTY BOY. Really good. I would go with something like Stone Cold. I just like the shattering something. Because that was so like, when you hear the song come on, you're like, oh, the song. But when you heard the shatter, it was like, oh my god.

Yes. Was that a popular song or was that a song that he just like made? Probably made, I don't even know the song. It was just like dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, It really wakes you up. I love that.

Power, my finishing move. Flying squirrel. It'd have to do something off top rope, flying squirrel shit. Or like nutcracker. I like that. I would go off the top. I'd get on top rope. He'd be all jacked up.

And I'd go off and swing, grab him with my legs and throw him down like I because I learned that move in Mexico I like that on the top rope it'd be a little more aggressive so I do that which I could probably do right now oh easy on Jack let's go let's go baby I'll sell it Probably that that's good question. That was really good. I like that check. I feel like you you would be Paul Bearer to Julian's Oh, yeah, I would like to be like yes like you're your corner hype guy. You're Paul Bearer. You're miss Elizabeth kind of yeah Gotta be Paul Bearer. Yeah, honestly Gotta be Paul Bearer. Yeah, honestly.

My undertaker. I kinda like how the Rizzler is with Big Boom AJ. If we're talking AEW references. There's not a lot of things that baseball has that's cooler than the other sports, but music is cool. It is cool. So anytime I would catch a third down

I had a song that they would play. I used to like the Fume. I can't stop stop. Wait you Influence that yeah, that was my how'd you tell us how that happened? I they came I they came up to me and they asked me what do you want your theme song and I wanted the there was Crazy time, but it was the Kanye Jay-z remake of I can't stop. Oh, yeah, I liked that that one does go hard like and there's a part where I Can't Stop. Oh yeah. I liked that. That one does go hard.

Like there's a part where I can't stop. Like you can't stop getting them. Then they would play it on when you had a third. They would play it after I got a third down or a touchdown or a big play. I didn't even know. I didn't even realize that was influenced. Yeah. It's probably more now.

It happened like my last like maybe four years. You got to be a guy. Did anyone else have music like that? You know? Yeah Tom had boom public service announcement Okay, and then anytime we would be on pregame there would be the the it'd be the Regular music from the stadium. And then when Tom would get ready, it would just stop and it would be a public service announcement by Jay Z. And it'd be like boom. And then he'd run out and that's when he'd go do his little thing.

And that's when you knew it was getting time. It was getting time. Better strapping up the fucking chin strap. It's game time, Tom's out. Tom's out, we out. Boom, boom, boom. So it makes even more sense that the Jay-Z played at his retirement.

Allow me to reintroduce myself. The whole crowd would start going, ah. And he'd go out there, he'd be like, come on guys, come on, let's go. I love CheetahG let's go. Did Gronk have a song? I don't think. Hello, MFO.

Yeah. I don't know. We got to ask him on Dudes on Dudes. I had no idea about this. That's so cool. Yeah. We had a couple of them. I should have went with, I was going to go with E40, Sprinkle Me.

Oh. The yay area reference. The little yay area. That was Kurt's coming out song as a pitcher when he was at Berkeley, I think. Or one of our friends. Glad you said it as a pitcher. I don't know if it was Kurt or someone else.

Woo! I love that. I'm glad you said it as a pitcher. Guys, one game that you absolutely have to cover is the 2013 Boston Bruins versus Toronto Maple Leafs game seven of the Stanley Cup playoffs. Bergey scored two goals to win the game. We came back from down four one with three minutes left. Iconic hit up Patrice Bergeron and get him on there. Love to get Patrice on here. We're working on it.

We'd love to get Patrice on here. Bergie. This is a top five requested game? I was at that game. Were you really? I think so. I feel like you'd know. I went to all the game sevens of five of them.

So no, I wouldn't. Literally been to game six of all the World Series that I was there. I've been to every game. So I think I was, I've been to so many Bruins like games. I dropped, I may have dropped the, did the flag thing for this. Cause I went on a stretcher,

I went to all the important games cause I was undefeated until the last time I did it. Which it wasn't solo, I had someone with me. So my streak is still there. I think I was at that game. I got to look at my phone. 2013. This would have been spring of 2013.

You hadn't had your big year yet. Yeah, but I still had enough merit and I was still going to everything. Yeah. I was going to things when I was a rookie. I went to the Celtics Lakers finals. As a rookie in court side. I was there for that one. Saw Kobe. That's the year we lost though.

Yeah. Cause they won it the year before, remember? Oh nine. Yeah. Oh eight. They won in oh eight. So this was oh, was it 10? I don't know.

This was oh nine. But it took place in 10 spring. Yes. So it was like our spring practice. And I remember I got invited. I wore like a little Jason Mraz hat. It was a ukulele playing. Like a Jason Mraz hat.

My first fucking like, man, go to Boston. Julian, have you ever sat down and came up with the legion of Edelboom, the biggest hits you've thrown in your lovely career? Love to see it. Lars McDonald calling from beautiful Nova Scotia, Canada. Just watched the podcast of Businessnet. Awesome. Glad to hear you are half Cajun, maybe even 51 percent.

Go Patriots. How can it be 51 percent? Not a math guy. Not a math guy. It's too many percentages. Not a Nova Scotia. Nova Scotia. I've heard it. I mean, that's where all the salmon, the good salmon's from.

Cole Harbor, Sidney Crosby, Nathan McKinnon. How many hits I threw? He wants he wants your biggest hits that you threw. I lit someone up in Buffalo my rookie year. Big hit for Randy Moss. I blocked for Randy Moss. And then Slate like three plays later lit someone up I think.

We were blocking hard. But that was before the rules were. You could go back to your own sideline Like you used to not be able to go back to your own end zone. Oh, so you could deplete people. Yeah Oh, yeah, they took that rule. I'm like I'd decleated this guy and didn't get a flag I was tight when you can do that. I know my favorite one you ever laid Down in Miami for Malcolm Floyd or Michael Floyd. Oh, yeah, remember that one? I didn't, Floyd laid out for me. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, it was reversed, sorry.

I hit a guy for Gronk on that one play, but I didn't really, it was Mike Adams. I didn't jack him up, jack him up. There was a stretch when you were popping guys after a fair catch call or after you were waving it off and you'd pop a guy? Yeah, because they would get mad. So there's a rule.

Yeah, because they would get mad. So there's a rule. If you fair catch when you're a punt returner, you're not allowed to block a guy. But if you give a Peter call, you can block a guy. So what I would do is I would give a Peter call, and they would think it's a fair catch call, and I would block them. Because when you you do that if it was close enough to The end zone you're banking on it to bounce in there so they don't pin you

Yeah, so this is something you're taught and a lot of the Buffalo people always thought I was trying to fucking tee off on a Guy well a I was yes trying to tee off on a guy But B I was trying to make it so we didn't start on our fucking fur one yard line Yeah, you know I mean, so there's a there's a lot of strategic behind that. There may have been one time where I did this and I thought I petered but I didn't I smoked some one but you got fine for a $26,000 $739 for an unnecessary roughness penalty bullshit. I'm watching the clip here is after you had like type Peter or did I? Fair catch. Oh and he got me the head

Can't tell me see here is there any signal it starts to late starts too late I think but you definitely go a helmet the helmet that just comes out of your paycheck We get like right a check. No, it was any payroll deduct. That's less cool That's less cool. Sick. Yeah, I'll give him a kiss. I let with my shoulder our helmets hit. That's fucking bullshit on the NFL for finding me for that shit. Big time. Because that motherfucker would do the same exact thing to me.

If I had that thing in my hands. That's how I thought about it. It's a it's a it's a brutal game It's a brutal. It's like you have to put your mind in different places to play that game Because there's fucking guys out. I mean it's it's gotten a lot better and that's not even that bad. That's fucking stupid You're face-to-face $26,000 to find on that. Yeah, that's a I like the league though, but it's still stupid Let's go What's up tools Zach from Sharon laughs here, and I got a couple questions for you first one's trivia So I know you're West Coast guy

Number one who's your favorite team growing up watching basketball? Who's your favorite player? That's one question. The trivia question is, you're not from Mass, but who is the only school from Massachusetts to ever win a national championship, and who is the best player? And then last question, I know I said two, this is three questions.

If you were to pick one of your teammates in their prime to lead a school on a march-dine Let's run who would it be and why thank you first question Favorite team Warriors growing up about college any college groups grown up. I went to maybe a Stanford game Oh, like didn't watch we didn't watch a lot of basketball I feel that and you were a And you were like a pro family. But it's a pro area. The Warriors were horrible when I was a kid.

When I was a kid, they were like a laughing stock. Like that's when Spreeroll was choking out the coach. Like they were trash. I liked them when they, I liked Baron Davis when he beat Dirk Nowinski as like the, the, the seven seed, the one seed. The We Believe Warriors. Yep. The We Believe.

That was like. Watch that episode. At the height, watch that episode of when I started like, and then I left and I went to Boston. So then I kind of, A didn't see the games because they, they were went on at like 11 o'clock at night or 10 o'clock at night and B, you know,

I was introduced to the Celtics and became friendly with a lot of people in the organizations of the teams in Boston. So then I started watching them naturally. What's the, so Spreewell, Baron Davis probably were my favorite. I mean, we all loved, I loved Michael Jordan. Like that was the only basketball player. Like he was God. Spreewell, Baron Davis probably were my favorite. I mean, we all loved, I loved Michael Jordan.

Like that was the only basketball player. Like he was God. Yeah. Everyone loved Michael Jordan as a kid. And I had his, all his shoes. Like Jordan was everyone's favorite basketball player, so. And then National Championship in Massachusetts, who? Oh, he's trying to trick us here.

We know this. Is that Providence? No. Holy cross. That's where we're going. 1947 best player, Bob Cousy. He's trying to test our ball knowledge. Bob Cousy.

I even knew that. Cous. Before me and Jack review. McAfee hates on Cousy. Why? He just thinks that the basketball then was like so. I hate that argument. But that's what it was the best that it was.

What's Bill Russell supposed to do? Develop a time machine and like just so he can shut up? I've been watching a lot of that Boston Celtics thing. Celtic City, I still got to start it. Cousy lived the life. Russell didn't live the life. It was tough, I know. Like back then.

Yeah, it was an awesome being black and white in the 60s. They were gonna lose when Koozie retired and they won like six more with Russ. Keep it rolling. Goose. I got a signed jersey from Bill Russell. We did an autograph signing together, my rookie year. Where is it?

Somewhere here. Wow. I need to find it. That's all time. That's awesome. Right into the work. It's somewhere in this ethos. What a legend.

In the hemisphere someplace. But Holy Cross, Crusaders. Crusaders. Shout out Koozie. And then Aaron Hernandez. 100%. He was the best basketball player I ever played with. Whoop.

That guy whoop. He got recruited to UConn. When UConn was UConn. That's wild. Juggler was smooth lit. Hey, Darius Butler was really good at basketball too. Hey, but D. Butt used to... Didn't he also go to UConn? Yeah, D. Butt. He's a proud of UConn too. UConn too. For football. Yeah, he did. I forgot. But D. Butt, we go play in these charity games and D. Butt could like do 360 windmills. He's my height. We're like the same height and he had the boings.

Like he was doing, hum, like he could just float in the, it was impressive. I don't remember him shooting great. I just remember him jump, jumping out of the roof. But like he also had basketball. He could play. He knew basketball. You know, it wasn't like a guy that just could jump.

But Hernandez, like he had crossovers he had game he had like mid-range and shit he would bring that out on the court brother way he like ran routes look like they cross you over on his top of his route I wonder if there's any like intramural or like behind the scenes like pick up basketball games at like Yukon like the football guys going oh I'm sure there is I think there is cuz you D but scored over a thousand points in high school. D. Butt? D. Butt was a baller. He's from... He's from... Florida. Germany?

Born in Germany. Wow. I think I knew that too. Grew up in Coral Springs, Florida. He's a Navy kid. Oh, okay. Or not a Navy... Army brat maybe. Army. The old Air Force person. His dad was stationed in Frankfurt.

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So in the NFL. Our away trips are business trips. It's not like NBA, baseball, hockey, where these guys have three, four games in the night. Once we get there a day before, unless it's a West Coast trip, we'll get there on a Friday. We'll leave right after practice.

We have curfew the night before the game. Yeah, night before game, always curfew. If we play a home game, we stay at hotels so they can check those curfews. And it's also because we have night meetings. So like when we travel, usually Sunday, we'll have a walkthrough at the stadium. After the walkthrough, we pack up, we put our suits on,

we get in the buses it's like a fucking hour bus to Providence then we hop on the plane when you when you get to the plane right before you get on the you go straight to the tarmac they have tables of all the food that you get to pick so there's cheeseburgers chicken sandwiches PB&J's and there's cheeseburgers, chicken sandwiches, PB&Js, and there's like every kind of snack you can have or want. And then you go up, you walk up the stairs in the plane, you get in your seat.

We had lovely flight attendants always that were with us for the longest time. So you'd become very personal with them. So they knew what your drink order was. So I always liked my electrolytes and a cramp juice and so I get to my seat which We're hearing about how the plane was right now public all the talk we used to have you know, the two three two plane and They were like kind of older seats, but I'd have two seats and you know

that's how you do it and you go to your area they'd have your favorite stuff that you like and then there'd be an on-flight meal some kind of chicken can some kind of fish usually always and maybe a beef there's there's always a three and so you'd go through that and then on the way back you'd have like and maybe a beef. There's always a three. So you'd go through that and then on the way back you'd have homemade cookies made and stuff on the plane. The travel was awesome as far as traveling. I mean, the plane was, we used to go Delta and that was the best because you had live TV.

So as soon as you'd finish your one o'clock game in Buffalo, you're watching the 445 second half of the cool, the four of the four o'clock games. That's nice playing, you know what I mean? So you're watching and we didn't get one. They took that away. That was kind of lame, but it was pretty cool. Like everything else. I mean, it's it's it's pro sports.

So you have your own plane. And then when you get to the, you land in city, there's four buses, we all go to our bus. You have like 45 minutes to an hour of free time. And then you have like treatments. At every hotel there'll be be we take out all like the conventional area or whatever the big ballroom areas we have all that taken out so there'll be like little film rooms so you'll have film room if you

want to go watch film film there'll be a big training room so there'll be a lot of guys in there getting their bodies ready so there'll be that like a 45 minute out hour of that. And you have dinner and so then guys will start to funnel into the cafeteria. And that's where like the breaking bread and the hanging out processes. And there's usually, it'd be the same kind of food. There'd be a chicken, a steak, a pasta, brown rice, a marinara, a meat sauce, a chicken wing night before.

And there'd be like a specialty dish of where you were at. According to the city you were in. Oh, I like that. So like Denver always had really good food. Then I remember it because we stayed at a really nice hotel there too. We didn't stay in the greatest hotels. So I don't know, you know, like I hear these basketball guys, they have in their, in their contracts, they got, like I hear these basketball guys they have in their hood in their contracts

They got to have like presidential suites and they got to stay at five-star hotels We were always at a hotel right next to the airport. No distractions couldn't leave anywhere So then you get you eat and then after you eat we had 730 meetings Often of team meeting and then you had offense and, and then you'd walk through the whole game plan the night before. In a big old ballroom, you'd walk through every play, so that could be 60 to 75 plays as a team, and everyone would go over, and each coach would be looking

at their position group, the lineman would go do a couple of steps and kind of say what they had to do, and they would say, all right, we're gonna us to this. The receiver would do a couple of steps and kind of say what they had to do. And they would say, all right, we're going to us to this. The receiver would do a walk to his routes in a condensed area. But like, all right, we're running an incut. You're running the cross just to show that everyone knows what to do. So you'd walk through those. And then after that, you get treatment again.

And by that time, it's like 9.30, 9. Guys would be, everyone naturally funnels into the cafeteria because the college football is on. So guys are watching the college football, getting a late night snack before everyone goes. And then I think curfew would be at like 11. And then you wake up and it's the same kind of regiment

where you go and you go to the cafeteria and then you have a team meeting. You guys go through one last key before you leave. We already have the hay in the bank. Now we get to the stadium and then it turns into a different operation once you get to the stadium. But the travel like I was accustomed to Kent State. We're bussing the place.

So I thought it was fucking awesome. You know, I got the cheeseburger. Whatever I want, you can do bussing the Muncie. You know what I mean? It's literally, we bust a Muncie. So it's different than the other sports because they have so many games where it's part of, the road is part of their life.

We're taking our operation in Foxborough and we're literally bringing it to that one spot and we're doing everything that we do in Foxboro at that one spot. And it's a business trip. No, guys are rarely going out. I mean, if you had friends or family, you could get them a hotel room.

No one was on your floor. No one was in your hotel room. That was conduct detrimental to the team. So you would get suspended and you'd lose a game check if anyone were ever on your floor. Even just on the floor? Can't be on the floor. Well there'd be so much security you can't get anyone through there. That's true. You know so no candles, no nothing burning. That's what Will used to say. If it burns you can't have, don't come in here with,

you have incense, this, that, if it lights, you can't have it in. That's what he would say. I brought my diptychs. So I just work on my bays. Some of the most epic bill times are when he'd be explaining the rules and regulations of what the schedule is gonna be. Hotel, hotel. Yes rules with or like every year, every year.

The same day, like right when you get in, right after the conditioning test, you had like an hour and a half meeting where we go over all like the rules of the NFL. Like we go over the finding for, you know, players weight, the this, the that, how much it was if you were late to meetings, how much it was if you had, we would go over like an hour and a half of rules. And the way he would project these, he's like, like if it's a fucking weapon, you can't bring it here.

All right, light. No bows and arrows, no nothing. Like the way he would deliver it would be so funny. You know, it was funny. Or like we were traveling to Europe. Look, we're not gonna be out here fucking getting fish and chips, guys. Like this is a fucking business trip.

You see Uncle Ben on your own time. Like you know what I mean? Get some rest. I like peppering a little jab there and there. You know, it was fun. I can just picture Bill being like, I don't care how good that little thing up Pringles looks at midnight.

Don't touch the mini bar. Oh you can have that. You can do a mini bar? Oh yes. There was no alcohol in mini bars but. Oh true. You could order, in mini bars, but oh true There you could order you could order whatever you like you could order food. No is that on the team or is that on you? That's on you you got I Think we when I first started going we would get a per diem. Oh

Yeah, no, this is good for the travel we would get per diem you get a you get an envelope bears would sit and hand It out to every, you know, all the guys, and it started out like 36 bucks. We get 36 bucks for meals, because they said that, you know, they had all the meals at all times at the hotel for us, so it was like, some teams would be getting like 200, 300 bucks, on the guy, which I don't know, but.

And then it got to like 60, but as soon as we get that money, it'd be cash. Everyone would put their initials on it, and one of the flight attendants would come and get a bag, and everyone would put their initial on their dollar, and she'd go and she'd pick two out. The first one would get the money back, and the second one would take the whole bag. Yo, a lottery, a plane lottery. It'd be like a G. Holy smokes

that rocks. You ever win? No I didn't do it. Oh you didn't do it? No. Okay. That's gas money. When I was young I was like that's fucking I'm not making hella money. Fuck these guys. You're not risking this 36 bucks. Yeah. Two questions for you. Did you ever have a roommate traveling or you only ever? No you ever have a roommate traveling or you only ever? No, I didn't. I didn't have roommates traveling, had roommate rookie or camp camp. Okay. And then which is Hoy dog, I think. Nice. Hoyer, Brian Hoyer. Shout out. I think, uh, he Orin burger and there was someone, there was a couple of times where I had maybe, but I think it was, because me and Ornberger,

didn't he say we were close too? Or he, no, he was roommates with Hoyer, and I used to go to Hoyer's room, and we would do flashcards of formations and personnel groups and concepts together. So I'd always see Ornberger, and he'd be like the center, and you know

Try make a team and then on a road trip Sunday Does the team go from hotel to stadium at the same time or is there like different groups? There's two buses So I actually a lot of sometimes guys would go early with the training. Yeah the trainers So there's an early bus that gets there like three and a half hours before, and then there's one that goes like 30 minutes after, and there's a late bus. And there'd be some guys that would go with the training staff that would go in a car or a van or something,

because they wanted to be there extra early. I just went an early bus. You did an early bus. Early bus. Did you ever bring your gaming consoles or did anyone? No, you know, no. we don't have enough time. Yeah. Busy schedule.

You know, you're pretty pooped. I can only imagine. From the travel, from that week's of prep, that week's work of prep. Hella meetings. A lot of meetings. Like you're meeting out by that time. When you get to your room, you just want to get, you just want to sleep. Some of the best napping time you everpping time you have is like the hour bus ride

from the stadium to the airport to Providence, TF Green, whatever, because you're just so wiped out from the whole week, the mental drainage you have from installing new plays to what you're going to expect from them. There's a lot of stuff going on. I remember getting in that bus. installing new plays to what you're gonna expect from them. There's a lot of stuff going on. I remember getting in that bus, you just like. Or the plane, instant out.

Oh, that's the best. Oh, you don't have to worry anything. So you need that sleep. Well, those were fun. Yeah. Those were fun. Now it's time for the Chill Zone brought to you by Coors Light.

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It's your guy here, Nuthouse Nation. So obviously we're on the search for the greatest games of all time. The games with names everyone should know, but what about the worst games of all time? You know, the games with names everyone should know but what about the worst games of all time you know the games of shame are there certain games that come to mind and you think of just what are we doing here kind of boring under gross games what are your games of shame well I'm pretty sure rich or burger he did He did had a Game tough to beat that one. Big cat had a shame game

Was a shame that we did that game more likely. What else did we have? There's a couple pro ball some pro ball right in Marshall That's actually that'd be that'd be fun to find the worst game that would be really fun I like this and we should do like a bizarro week where we bring people in and we just we talk about the shittiest game of all time. I'm thinking a lot from the Patriots 2024 season come to mind. Oh, you got it. What about the fucking Raiders game?

Oh, no. The latter. Oh, no. The desert was good for 50,000 dollars. It was good for the Raiders. Oh no. The desert. It was good for me. $50,000. It was good for the Raiders. Oh my gosh. From Jacoby Myers. And then he went to go be a Raider after that. After inside job, inside job, inside job. Chandler Jones returned it right inside job.

Is it a scripted? What's that? What's that script? What's another terrible game? Both ways. And any on the top of our heads? Remember that? I don't think it was a bad game. Remember that Alabama LSU 6 to 3 game?

Oh, yeah. Rematch in the national team. That wasn't a bad game. I love that was the good defensive football, but trying to think of just like there's a weight for Virginia Tech game that now gets memed out a bunch. Wait, which was like 6 to 3 or 3 to nothing. It was wake VT back in the day.

Yeah. Worst gross games of all time. I mean, you gotta look at the quarterbacks. Who started the, like, you'll find some gems with some Dan Orlowski starts. John Skelton's in there. Some Skelton's or. Maybe people, and you start with Nuthouse Nation,

in the chat when you comment some of these games with Shane that we should maybe consider doing it. Maybe we'll get an, because we got a list of games we wanna do. Maybe we'll do some games that we don't wanna do, but should do. And we almost need to like take the scoring, our patented scoring system and like invert it.

Yeah. Like. It's something great for April Fools. Oh yeah. Worst game of all time. April Fools is dumb. The Woke, the, we have the Go, the GO, the greatest of all games. The the good the we have the go the go the greatest of all games The boss will be the wag the war out the what the worst of all games

Worst game of all time most most worst worst. No worst of all time Worst and something to think about what what what what what what? I got a good one the 2003 That's something to think about. What? What? What? What? Well, that was a chill zone. I got a good one. The 2003 NFC Championship game, 49ers Eagles when there just wasn't any quarterbacks for the 49ers. 23.

23. That's a bad game. That's a bad game. That's a bad game. Yeah. The Nathan Peterman game was pretty bad. Remember that one? Oh yeah. Sorry. Sorry, Nate Dog game. Yeah. That was a... The Nathan Peterman game was pretty bad. Remember that one? Oh yeah.

Sorry, sorry Nate dog. Yeah. Yeah, here's the one I mentioned earlier, sorry. November 2014, Wake Virginia Tech, nothing, nothing at the end of regulation, went into double overtime. Wake won six to three. That is a gross game.

18 punts, five missed field goals, four turnovers, and then it gave us a game. What was the weather? Is that not bad? Beamer ball? The Beamer ball. How do I not remember that? Bro, it's a meme now.

I might have watched this game and then blacked it out. Yeah, that's how you know it's bad. I'm watching every Virginia Tech game in 2014. The ACC Network. Dude, old school. Wild. We gotta do some gross game hunting. We gotta. We'll be good with a hunty, I some gross game hunting. We gotta. We'll be good will hunting. I mean gross game hunting.

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It does. We gotta keep these going. Building community. Keep calling us. Yeah, I like hanging out with 24 seconds. The hotline never closes. Fucking texting. And if you do, do it quickly so I can see it. No, don't do it. Text Jack first and then text that one.

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