The Bobby Bones Show - 25W: SB 59 Radio Row Day 1: Ed Reed + Greg Olsen + Reggie Bush + Seth Rollins

Episode Date: February 7, 2025

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We didn't know who it was. I didn't know who it was. He was looking in our window, and we'll get to the Super Bowl and sports in a little bit, and we'll have a lot of cool guests on this episode. But this guy was looking in the window from the front of the bus. Now, after the show, our bus was parked behind the venue, so we're coming when we get in the bus. and like family stop Matt's family stops by kickoff Kevin's family stops by uh rod brings uh people sister stuff food and so there's a lot of people going in out and some guy is looking in the window from the front of the bus making direct eye contact

with me and he's going rah rah and I don't know what he's doing he's knocking on the windshield yeah yeah on the front of the bus right and so he's ah and so I'm like eddie and eddie sees them and we all look at each other make eye contact but I don't know know what he wants and he looks absolutely trashed. And it's a dude. And so Kevin, he goes, I'll handle it. So kick out Kevin, walks outside. And Kevin,

what did you say to the guy? I just said, hey, what's up, man? What do you want? He's like, can I get a picture with Bobby and Eddie? Obviously, trashed. Yeah, he's like, can I get a picture of Bobby and Eddie? And you didn't know that we had actually made eye contact with him.

No. So what did you say to him? So I said, oh, they can't, man. They're already in their bunks. man, they're going to bed. They're fast asleep. Wait, we're like, five seconds earlier. We're looking right at him. We didn't tell you to say that. It was hilarious, but how did he react to that?

Oh, okay. Oh, so he was so drunk, he believed it. Cool, man. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, all right, cool. Well, they did a great job tonight. Got it. He's a nice guy. That's a nice guy.

We would have taken a picture where nobody left because he thought we were asleep, although we were just looking at him. A question for Matt still. Being a person that lives on the road a lot, Yeah. How do people meet artists? What's the key to meeting your favorite artists, like getting a picture or something?

Because obviously you can't do it during the show. You're on stage. No. I mean, I think probably the most successful people are, I don't know why I'm telling this. The most successful people show up hours and hours before the venue and like when the bus pulls up and they'll be out there with the pictures that they want to. to sign they want you to sign that works um sometimes they know sometimes they know the hotel which is not ideal that's tough um and that's the nice that you're glad that you don't have one and you're just on the road you know but but yeah i mean you got to give it to some of they they put the work in

you know you almost admire it in some ways in most ways it's harmless most of the time sometimes it's less harmless but there were people outside waiting and they had books and i wouldn't sign them but they were out there for like an hour and a half or so i didn't know they were out there the whole time but they just kind of outlasted everybody and you know what you got to tip your hat and we went out and hung out with them and you know sign the books and you're like dang if you're going for an hour and a half like it's it's a attrition right can they last as everybody else is going home and most of the like most of the time when we get on the bus I mean it's kind of the night is over you know like we are getting in the bump we're getting ready to go to leave most of the time

sometimes when you only have between mobile and new Orleans to for a bus ride you're not even so you're up and like it's not a big deal. So it's a lot of just timing, you know. It's not trying to like not holler at people, but you also. Early or late. Either get there really early early or early early or front row and be a child. But is late like young, like a literal child, like not like an idiot, like a young child. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

That does help. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. If a young kid wants to like, hi young kid. Yeah, what we're saying? Is the whole late thing though, is it kind of like if you were leaving your job and your boss is like, hey, one more thing before you leave?

Or is it, would you rather do late or early? Man, it just, it's just so dependent on the night. Like, I never mind doing it. But it's like tonight, right? So the three of us had a meet and greet of a hundred people before. Before, you know, we had like a 45 minute, you know, meet and greet before. And part of the thing, too, is like a lot of these radio stations or the venue or whatever or the promoter is selling access to you with the meet and greet.

So it's like part of it is understood that you're like a little less available than then you would be. Not because you want to be because kind of the unspoken contract is if they're going to sell the ability to meet you, they don't want you to give the full ability to everybody else for free. Yeah. And also, you know, like today was different because we got here. It wasn't that long a drive. Like we had time today. It wasn't a full band set up. Like the day, we had a lot of gaps in the day.

We met a lot of people at coffee shops and whatever. working out come down hang out that's totally different but a lot of days you don't have it so we end up carving time out to meet people which is like meeting greets call up when you say what's up to bobby and eddie and uh and uh win it on the radio but yeah we were walking up from the gym and there were a bunch of people i don't know why they were here maybe they heard matt's podcast already in the future yeah before he yeah they were a lot of they're already here and they were waiting two hours before so we stopped there's a lot of bus there's a lot of bus around town there's a there's a lot of noise being streets are talking? The streets won't shut up.

Dang. Dude, you know what I found out for real, though? Like, what's crazy is these NBA teams, they all stay at the same hotel. And I've heard from multiple people that, like, if you were going to go to a Memphis Grizzlies game, this is where the visiting team always stays. And, like, that just doesn't seem safe. In that city, there's one place to stay. Memphis is a bad example.

It's a B-Body. That's it. Oh, you're telling everyone that. That's the only hotel. When we went to Indianapolis, we went and did too much access with the pay. We were at the hotel and the Celtics were staying there, but that's the hotel right across from the venue. And a lot of people knew. So, again, you have to get there and wait, but you know the big nice hotel across from the venues where all the teams are.

People are like, yeah, we got them to sign all this stuff. Yeah. And they figure out pretty quickly that it's like the nicest hotel, the closest in town. Do you ever use a fake name at a hotel? I ain't that. I'm not to that. So just ask for Matt Stelle in the front? Yeah, just go ask for me.

The bus is a... It's moving. The bus is moving. It's transforming. They're pulling it in. So, again, we're pretty excited about the Super Bowl trip, and a lot of cool guests coming up in a few minutes. So, Matt, just part of the story that you have not known,

and this is kind of sucked. I knew it was going to suck for somebody, and it just so happens. It sucks for Kevin. I had four tickets. There's five of us. But I said this way early before I knew who was going to lose every game. I didn't know Kevin was going to lose.

One person was not. And can we be honest, if we're looking at everybody that had a chance to win something, Kevin would have been a first-round draft pick. Thanks, man. You know, like, if you're size, if it's tail of the tape, the measurables, and you're looking at that boy, you're not thinking he's losing that much. And there were reasons people didn't want Reed to go because Reed's moving in two months. Like, literally leaving the show, I'm moving.

Yeah. And Reed doesn't watch football. And Reed hears about nothing about sports. But Reed's like, I still want to go. So, Reed won. There's only one way to settle this, and it's through physical, mental, challenging competition. Child games, which we played Connect 4, and Eddie beat Kevin. Dang, Losers bracket.

Mike beat Reed. So, Losers Brackett. They played Operation, and Reed beat Kevin, but it was two out of three. So then we played Bopit and Reed crushed Kevin. Oh, he got 77. Okay, I'm sorry. Cut this part out of the point. podcast. I don't know what Bopett is.

That game where it's like, Bop it, pull it. Why would we cut it out of the podcast, though? You think it? Me, you're explaining it. It might be boring. It's a little, it's a contraption you hold. Here, I'll do the, and I go bop it, so you hit it. Pull it, pull. Wait a minute. What do you mean you did 77 in a row? It's on Instagram.

Like you got to consecutively when it's like, Bop it. You got to hit it in the middle when it's like twist it. You got twist it one side and it's pull it. And it goes faster and faster. That sounds like an unreal number. It is. It is. And he almost dropped it too.

And Kevin did it pretty well. Did it not go drop it? It did not. He didn't get to drop it. Dude, after like, after I knew I got more than Kevin, it just kind of started flowing out of it. Oh, yeah. You got in a flow state. Yeah.

That's what it was. Okay. So I was looking. And here's the thing. I don't have any extra tickets as far as like it was never a trick. And I had to let them know this is not some magic thing where it's like, oh, ha, God, everybody. You promise. I said, well, you're already going.

Well, I know. I think Kevin still feel. Wait, wait, Eddie. You promise? I just, I literally, I said it over and over again because I didn't want them to think, Oprah, you get a car, you get a car, was going to happen. Right. So I got on one of these apps, and I was looking at how much the cheap, the cheapest tickets are like $3,000. Oh, yeah, they're on sale now.

I know. They're on the clearance rack. So I want to give Kevin one more chance. Oh, gosh. Oh, gosh. What do we got? What do we got? Drive the bus.

Crazy taxi So we have And nobody touch anything We have this king cake Let's go So we went to the grocery store And bought King Cake

I'm not sure Exactly the tradition of King Cake Except there's a baby in the cake Do you know why? It's a Mardi Gras cake And we're in Mobile Which is the home They will tell you

Everyone from Mobile would tell you It is the absolute first Ever Mardi Gras Where Mardi Gras started But what's the story Like what's the whole tradition Do you have any idea?

I just know you get the... Mike's Googling it. If you get the baby and the king cake, it's like good luck. So, Reed, if you'll grab a couple plates, we're going to let Kevin pick a slice. And if he's got the baby... Oh, my gosh. But he has to have the baby, though.

If he's got the baby, I'll buy you a ticket. Wow. But the slice... Look, we need to talk about the slice here. The slice has got to be one of the colors. Okay. So if we're looking here, there's probably going to be six or seven. One, three.

Yeah, Reed's going to be... video this. Okay. Got it? So, on this cake, there's six. One, two, three, four, five, six. That's not a color. That's that color. No, not the white. The white and purple is like a missed spot. Yeah, yeah. I don't sit there's six. Just so everyone knows I don't see color. I'm colorblind, too. You both are

colored one. He's saying racially. I'm saying I'm literally in colorline. Shut up, man. So, I don't know which part of the cake the baby is. I swear. I did not put it in. What happened was I had someone during our show come and put the baby in from the bottom. So somebody's handled that cake. Yes. So Kevin, you get to pick any color. We're then going to slice it. Now you can go with which color covers more ground because that's a strategy.

Because some are bigger. You don't get both purples though. You'll get one purple. So you have to choose P1, P2, Y1, Y2, G1, and we're going to cut it and put it on a plate. We're all going to have a piece here and we'll see what you get though. because we'll all eat our cake and see who gets the baby. This is messed up, man. Bones, is he only get one chance? No, it's not messed up. No, this is amazing, dude. I better pay $3,000 for a ticket,

and he's like, say it's messed up. I really hope he gets this, and he just sits next to some absolute dumb domes up at there by himself. Hey, that's what I'd be doing if you're sitting with us. Okay, so, Kevin, which section of the king cake do you want where you hope the baby is? Who! Wait, hold it, hold on, hold on.

Take your time, Kevin. Rod's yelling purple from me. from the scene. Just stab where you want. All right. But a gentle stab. Okay. Here we go.

Like, don't probe. Don't hit the baby. Just, yeah, we don't want you to touch it and we'll cut it. You'll turn your back and we'll cut it. Because we're all going to get a piece. Take a good haul right. Rod, I think the purple might be the biggest spot. But purple is the biggest.

This purple is the biggest. That green's pretty big. It's pretty solid. And I love green. Okay. Oh, yeah. St. Patty's Day. St. Patrick's Day.

Verde? It's up to you. Irish. Verde. You know, and I've been looking at that green, and I'm going green. Okay. Big green, ready? Don't stick it all the way through in case the baby's in there, but you're going with that color right there.

You don't want to kill the baby? Okay, boom, okay, hold it. So we're going to cut the cake, we're going to break, and we're going to come back, and everybody's going to have a piece, but we'll cut that first. And then we will have, don't stab it. Don't go on to it yet. Don't go to it yet. Rod, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. And then we will all eat it live and see who's got the baby.

Okay? Everybody good? Yes. Yes. The 2026 NFL draft is here, and the NFL Daily podcast has it covered from all angles. Join me, Greg Rosenthal, and Jordan Roderig after night one on Thursday. Nick Shook joins me night two Friday and then Sunday to recap everything that went down over the three days in Pittsburgh. We'll tell you who won the draft and which players were my favorite picks.

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No, no, no, no. I'm going to go with the guy who took me out first. I'm going to go with Eddie. Eddie, now if the baby's in the cake, it's not, he doesn't win. So how do you want to do this? Do you want to start eating or do you want to just open it? Just take the fork and see what's up, buddy? Dude, I will tell you, I have a huge piece.

Well, it's a purple. It's so big. It's a purple piece. I'm going to open it. Okay, I don't see it. Guys, I don't see... No baby, no baby, no baby. No baby.

We're still alive. One of 20% chance. We're still alive. Rod really wants this. Okay, I don't... Honestly, I'm gonna pick Rod because I just don't trust it. Rod like a child. Like, he'll wait more than another big.

Go ahead, Rod. Oh! I want to introduce a wrinkle. You can trade pieces with anyone from now on. 25% chance. It's fun when it's not your money, the rules you make. Yeah. You can tell something like sports game on.

So now you got to do. a one and four chance uh Mike's in it to you Mike's in it too don't look at her cake okay okay um you can always go to yours I know but I that's I just want to Bobby you go okay oh let's see it no baby no baby no baby no baby no baby no baby no okay the first level there's no there's no baby there's no baby there's a big ass baby no goodness no baby 33 percent chance one and three hey it's looking one and three come on baby So what color? So Matt's got a green. What color is that, Matt?

That's what a charteroose? Oh, yellow. Yeah, they both, they both got it. So we got a yellow. Okay, okay. Matt, have out of it, man. Let's see if Matt has a baby. If you're the reason, just, you want to trade with me?

Nope. You want to trade a piece? Nope. All right, here we go. There's a baby in there. No. No baby. Oh!

Oh my God. Oh, my God. Oh, Mike. Open the freaking cake up. 50, 50, 50. I'm going to laugh out loud if Mike has a game. You have it? I'm going to laugh out loud.

Mike, open the cake. If this Mike that has it? Open the cake. No! No! No! Oh my gosh. Show the baby.

Show the baby. Oh, no. Mike did he have the baby. Wow. Everybody enjoy their cake? Literally the last freaking person. And you could have swapped with him. That's crazy.

We'll continue the episode, and we got some really cool guests coming up. All right. Thank you guys. We are in New Orleans. We're at a place called Radio Row. Back in the day, Radio Row was literally like a hallway and a bunch of radio stations would be set up. Now, it is far more sophisticated as there are full sets. Right next to us, Jerome Bettis is taking pictures on a set. I don't know if that's Ed Reed. Oh, yeah, it is. Ed Reed has a gray beard now, which is always kind of weird. Peanut Tillman, too, Charles Tillman. Is that who it is? Wow. Oh, yeah, it sure is. Why are people... And Roman Harper? Why are people getting old? Like four unbelievable players. How are an athlete's getting old?

So here's the thing We're going to have Reggie Bush is stopping by today We think a lot of people are stopping by But walking in Let's just walk through the list of folks that we saw Can we start with like one of the goats? Joe Montana

Joe Montana You guys saw him? Yeah, I didn't see him Well I think I had to point him out to you He was standing like right beside us And he was sitting in a chair like doing a talk And he was just like there And I was like Eddie Joe Montana

And at first I think it was, it feels like a joke. Because you're like Joe Montana, Mickey Mouse. Like things like that are like this. Dr. Seuss. Yes. So we saw just walking in, Joe Montana. George Kittle. George Kittle.

I'm looking. Maybe Ed Reed's doing that show because Ed Reed is now still sitting over there. So Ed Reed can be doing a show next to us, not just a guest. But this is the area where all the, like, stars stop by, which is pretty cool. Right behind us, we have a Cam Newton podcast. I guess his podcast is down there is he over there yet you'll know by his hat cam heyward is over there is he yeah I saw camp Hayward walking through I also saw chant Bailey just walking with a day pass on right behind us like we're walking through and chant so the point is this is a crazy situation I don't want to give you

if we just do all backstory that's boring but here's what we're going to do before we start today we've and I don't it's just not going to be you know the two hands the all state hands yeah that's just there for you That's cupping you? Yes. I don't want to be the Allstate hands, but I do want to give Kevin another opportunity to win a Super Bowl ticket. He's filming right now, too. They keep coming, dude.

Come on. Because we failed many times. He's lost every game. And Reed is sitting at the table. Reed has a Super Bowl ticket to them. I got it, baby. I'm going on. What?

Mike, who is running audio as the producer has got a Super Bowl ticket. We did the King Cake. Kevin didn't win that. He was so close. I feel like I've given him one, two, three, three, five, four opportunities so far? I think the king cake was the fourth opportunity. Where I'm willing to fork out thousands of dollars, but you have to win. I'm just not going to be those hands.

That's fair. Of course it's fair. It's more than fair. Hey, thank you so much. What we're going to do here is there will be a scavenger hunt. Oh, shoot. Come on, baby. Like a little kid again.

Not an easy one. So as part of the scavenger hunt, there'll be three things that, you will have to obtain over the next, I would say two and a half hours. The problem is you can't like bring, there's Max Crosby walking in front of us to all the chains. Dang, he's huge. That's a big boy. He's a monster. The first thing is the first thing is to rip the chain off of Max Crosby and bring it to us.

Oh my yeah. Dude, look at that chain with a E on it. Not only that, he's got to be six six. He's blinded me. I mean, everyone around him is at least two feet taller than him. Okay, not taller. You mean shorter? Shorter.

But they're also small women. We got to stop staring. We've got to stop staring. No, he's in front of us. He's not looking at us. Here's, here's, here are the rules. Yep. Again, it can't be while something is being interrupted.

Okay, so we can't be in the middle of an interview, and all of a sudden you show up with Joe Namath. Is he still alive? Joe Namath is still alive. Okay. He does diabetes commercial or something. So the number one thing is you have to bring somebody to us. to interview that we recognize immediately that you do not have to explain who it is. Do you want to make it Hall of Fame level or?

I think. We just got to know who it is. For example, if it were like, not Reed, because Reed doesn't know who anybody is. I was going to ask, does Reed have to know who it is? Eddie and I have to know who they are. And if we interview them for even five, six, seven minutes and we finish, but Eddie's like, I didn't know who that was. It doesn't count.

Okay. So if I just know and Eddie doesn't, it doesn't count. So it has to be somebody that we recognize in the sports world. It can't be like somebody that works at eye heart with us. You guys know Mike D? You know overtime Megan? That's number. Your microphone is so quiet.

Is it? Yeah. Maybe I'm just talking quiet. What were you saying? Overtime Megan, the streamer? No. You don't know her? Oh, I saw her.

So that one you would know? Is his microphone so quiet? It is. Or does he talk a little bit? Very delicately. He talks like Reed. So, oh, yeah, turn me back up, bro. How about now?

You're turning me down now. Oh, Emma? That's just headphones, Reed. Oh, never mind. head-pice. Okay. We will, thank you,

Reed, for your contribution today. Of course. Yeah, yeah. So number one is somebody we recognize, at least for five minutes

of an interview. Number two is, we need a ball of some sort signed by somebody of prominence. Football, right? Doesn't matter.

You find a softball here, a soccer ball, and you get someone of prominence to sign it? All good. Okay, that's number two. Okay. And number three is, I don't like him over number three yet.

You didn't like my jersey swap idea? No, because I don't want him kicked out because Kevin's taking my clothes off. You take my shirt off? Yeah, yeah, like swap jerseys with a stuff. I'll do it. Number three is get a video from somebody that's known saying, hey, everybody, you should listen to the 25 whistles podcast. Solid.

That we can post. Those are your three things. And as of now, I'm going to start the clock. Oh, we have Seth Rawlins. Could do now. Yes. Honestly, Kevin, this is pretty good. That's awesome.

That's good stuff. Like, you could do all those things. Absolutely. We're going to shut down for a second. Okay. Because Seth Rawlins is about to come by. And I'm big WWE guy. I just watch Roll Rumble.

I'm going to just let you roll on that one. Just go to town, dude. So, okay, cool. You are now on the clock, but you also can't leave your job and your duties for a long time. That's the hard part. That's the hard part. Because if we're like, where's Kevin? And you're not here, then you lose.

Kevin, just keep an eye out. People are walking back and forth right here, dude. Have you seen someone? Oh, I know. The first thing I need to do is find a football. And I'm going to go from there. Or find a ball. And a Sharpie.

I see balls right now. I see a ball and a Sharpie. There may even be like a store here. I don't know. Okay, good luck. Thank you. And thank you for the opportunity. The fifth opportunity.

The fifth opportunity. Yeah, dude. He's really trying to get you there. See you guys in two and a half hours. From New Orleans. This is 25 whistles back in a second with, I don't know, somebody will continue this going. Take a break. So this is no little bitty teeny tiny bowl.

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I wish that I hadn't resisted for so long the need to change. We have to be willing to live with a kind of uncertainty that none of us likes. Listen to a slight change of plans on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Okay, up first is Reggie Bush, Heisman Trophy winner. Got it, giving back to him. Last year, after 14 years of it being taken away, Super Bowl champion with the Saints, Saints Hall of Fame, two-time national champion, second overall pick, NFL stats, over 5,000 yards rushing, 36 touchdowns, 477 receptions, 18 receiving touchdowns, hits a whole

bunch. Here he is, I'll tell you he looked good to. Like fit, young. I wish I looked like that in a hoodie. Right? Like, you look good. Here he is, Reggie Bush. All right, we got Reggie Bush.

We got five questions with Reggie. By the way, it feels like camaraderie. Absolutely. That's exactly what it is. A lot of time, you've seen a lot of people you haven't seen in a long time, but like you're friends with, but maybe you haven't kept as close because life kind of gets in a way. Well, I mean, Roman, me and Roman played together. We won a Super Bowl together. So, and, you know, seeing him, obviously is great. And I was just telling him, I texted me other day.

He didn't text me back. They changed his number, though. Like, any of my friends that are famous, they go, I changed my number. And I forgot to give you the new one. Then I'm, like, equally as insulted because I'm like, well, why you give me the new one? Exactly. Okay. So, question one.

do you ever get out do you ever run and time yourself now to see if you still have it no i i run but i don't run and time myself but i do run a lot though i um i stay in shape man um i actually run on a treadmill probably four or five times a week running sprints um you know running up hills you know just doing different things to keep my legs moving because you know if you if you don't use it you're going to lose it i did a four nine at south carolina i'm just letting you He's bragging. At my age now. Like now, now, did a 4-9.

I'm just bragging. I know, I know it's 4-3, but, you know, 4-9 for me being kind of goofy, I felt pretty good by that. Reggie, you won a Super Bowl. When, after it's all over, do you go back and watch the game and get to see commercials? Yeah. Get to have that Super Bowl experience. Yeah. I mean, I'm a huge fan of football, right?

Football has been a part of my life since I was a very young boy, and it always will be a part of my life in some way, shape, or form. And so, you know, for me, you know, the Super Bowl is everything, you know, and to be able to, you know, watch it or to have played in it, it's just an amazing event that happens every year. It's almost like a holiday now, you know, it's just amazing. And I love the game and I love everything about it. And this, to me, as well, is also what makes Super Bowl so special, is just being able to have so much other people here from different walks of life to come in here and take part. in the festivities. So I do another show with your former teammate Matt Castle. Yeah. And like that's my dude and I was like dude you for sure. I was like you for sure would have transferred. He never started.

Never. Never. He never, which is wild. And I was like the portal existed now. You'd have been out and he's like yeah, I'd have been out because I never got to play. Yeah. Your thoughts on the portal and had it existed back when you played what do you think that have been like? I think it would have you know one, I love seeing the transfer portal because when I was at playing. we didn't have those opportunities and if you wanted to transfer somewhere you had to sit out a whole year so you had to sit out a whole year of your career which is you know for football you can't afford to miss years like you need to play every year and get better and better every year and so you know guys and have that opportunities and and so I love seeing a transfer portal now because you're putting more power back

into the players hands and allowing them to have more decision making over their careers and what they want to do where they want to go and we've seen some some great stories play out because of it. Joe Burrow is a benefit, it's a benefactor of the transfer portal. Dylan Gabriel. Dylan Gabriel. Sure. But what about every, okay, if you were, they said Reggie, you're might be the

the czar of college football. Would you allow them to transfer four times? Like what do you think it should be? That's a lot. I don't think it should be four times. You know, I think there should be definitely a limit, maybe three times. Because four is a lot. And we also want to, we want to encourage players,

You know, to seek out competition, right? Don't be afraid of competition. Don't be afraid to compete. If there's a guy there maybe in your position, he may be starting, that's okay. Because we've seen a ton of stories of guys. For example, Jalen Hertz got benched in a championship game and we've seen how his career is played out, right?

And so one of the things for me, and again, this is because we didn't have Transfer Portal, but my era, we believed in working through competition and seeking out competition. especially on our team at USC. We were all about competition. We were great friends off the field, but we tried to kill each other in practice. Like, for us, that was friendly competition, right?

That's how you competed, and that's how we made each other better. Reggie, Bobby and I, two idiots. Do you think that we could get on the field, pat it up, fourth and one? Nope. Fourth and one. Nope. I must stop you right there. Because I got friends that believe they could do it.

A 4-9. You know who else run a 4-9? Them D-tackles in the middle. Actually, they run a 4-6, so they run a little faster. It's not 4-1 on the goal line, though. They're a difference, right? But here's the thing. So what you're forgetting and not thinking about is the defensive line,

their first three steps are the most explosive three steps you have ever witnessed. Them coming off the ball and punching in lineman into his chest is like the force of a, a silverback gorilla. Like, you can't even imagine how hard these guys are coming off the line and punching linemen in the chest. And having to move these 300-pound six-five, six-seven guys backwards. And so, yeah, you can try, but you're going to run into a brick wall. Ten chances.

Ten chances. You're going to get your head knocked off ten times in a row. Final question, as far as football itself, what is your favorite piece of memorabilia that you kept from your career that you still have. Oh, wow. Man. That's that's such a good, such a good question. And I'm going to go back to the trophy that I recently just received back, my Heisman trophy. You know, to me, that was the pinnacle of my college career. That was, you know, me, that was confirmation that everything I did on the football field, you know, was, you know, there was substance behind it, right? Like the things that I

did on the field, people resonated with it. You know, I inspired, uh, a generation of athletes to want to play, you know, like me and rock the number five. You know, guys like Jayton Daniels, Christian McCaffrey in College, war number five because of me. And, you know, that's what it's about for me. That's what it's about is leaving, you know, just leaving a legacy, right, for these guys to follow. And so for me, the Heisman trophy, you know, that was everything. You know, being able to win that and to showcase, you know, that I was the best player in college football. and still to the day, to this day, one of the greatest

football players to ever play the game. That one meant the world to me. And to be able to get it back and to now be able to show my kids that trophy is everything to me because my kids weren't there when I got it the first time. They were there and my wife was there with me when I got it the second time. We love Tostitos. What are you doing with Tostitos? Man, so we issued a nationwide stop-the-clock challenge.

You had to stop a clock at 5.9 seconds to enter in this opportunity to be the person who hits the button to release. to confetti at the end of the Super Bowl. Oh, that's cool. Yeah, and so it was awesome. You know, one way you could practice stopping the clock at 5.9 seconds is maybe on your iPad or your iPhone. Yeah. And we selected a winner and she's here now.

She gets a chance to hit that confetti button at the end. And it's awesome, man. So, you know, chips and dips are part of Super Bowl, right? That's the go-to meal for me, I'm sure, for everybody when you're watching the Super Bowl. So that's what I'm doing here with Tostitos and, man, excited about it. excited about it. Do we appreciate you? Awesome to watch your entire career.

That's what I said. I ran a 4-9. That's all I want to say. Reg, appreciate you, buddy. Thank you, man. Thank you, dude. Next up is Greg Olson,

who, you know, lost that number one spot in the booth to Tom Brady, but I think now we see that Greg Olson is actually the best. Oh, yeah. To me, he's the best. Well, I don't think we knew he was the best

until someone else came along. Correct. And Brady's gotten a lot better. I think Greg Olson's the best now. He's number one A-plus. And what I like about talking to him is he talks exactly the same way he talks in the booth. There's no difference. Same dude.

I feel like he just says whatever he feels. He played 14 seasons in the NFL, 31st overall picked by the Bears in 2007. Play for the Bears, Panthers, Seahawks. Two-time second-team all-pro. Three-time pro bowler. And he does coach his kids football teams, which I knew. So I kind of started him with that. And he's huge.

Pretty big dude for sure. Here he is Greg Olson. Here with Greg Olson. Greg, question, what, and you spent your whole life playing football, being lead of football. But, like, working with coaching kids, how has that changed how you feel about your coaches when you were younger? Well, it's a great question. I think anybody who's ever coached young kids, if you can coach young kids, you can coach anybody. I actually think it makes you a better coach because you have to really feel.

think deeply and really give a lot of intent to, okay, that what I take for granted, the way I would talk football and the way I would coach football if I was playing with my peers, is very different than how I need to communicate that same coaching point to a 14-year-old, 13-year-old kid. So I actually think it makes you kind of look back and say, okay, what is a better way of doing this? What does they make a more clear way of communicating this technique or this alignment or this formation or whatever we're trying to implement? And it actually ends up making you do it a lot more effectively. It makes you actually doing it a lot more efficiently versus just, hey, this is how we've always done it? Well, is there a better way of doing it? Because the way we've always done

it doesn't work for seventh graders, right? We need to make sure we do it in a way that's easy for them to absorb and to grab. So I think there's no greater impact on these young kids than their young, you know, than they're coaches at the young level. I love doing it. I coach a season of each of my kids in different sports, girls basketball, baseball, football, whatever the sport is. I love being around the kids. I love coaching. them. I love trying to influence them. And it goes well beyond just teaching them the sport. I think there's so many other lessons that we've all taken from our playing days as young kids that we carry with us forever. I wonder if it's like as a parent you go, man, I really appreciate

my parents more now that I've done. Are you having that experience now that you're in that level? You're like, dang, I didn't even really understand what's going on with our coaches back then. Yeah, I didn't realize how many sleepless nights my youth football coach was having because I didn't know where to hell to line up. Yeah, I think. I think it's a very good kind of comparison where until you have kids, you don't realize how hard you made the life of your own parents. And it's kind of like God's way of passing it forward. And the same thing with coaching. Until you coach and until you kind of feel it, then you don't really have an appreciation for just how hard the other side is.

Your whole time as a player, you're thinking, well, I've got all the answers. Like, why do I – well, all of a sudden now you put yourself on the other side of that coin. You're like, okay, I get it now. It's not quite as easy as I always thought it was when I was on the other side of that conversation. So, yeah, I have a lot of appreciation for all my youth coaches. My dad was my high school football coach. So I look back on those memories with a lot of fondness and gratitude and now try to pay it forward to the kids that we're trying to impact.

Greg, you were so good on the field. You're awesome on TV. What do you suck at, though? Good question. I suck at golf. A terrible golfer. I'm bad at directions. Yeah, I suck at a lot.

I mean, there's plenty of things that I say. Nope. Okay. I don't look. We're getting them. Yeah, we got all the time. I mean, we can do this for the whole show. We can do this for the whole broadcast.

There's a lot of things that I suck at. When you decided to get into media and take your career in that direction, did you do the things where you get in a room and do fake games or old games and call them? Like what was the introduction? Because, again, I, like Eddie, I think you're the greatest at what you do. I think you're A number one right now. How did that start for you? What was entry level? Yeah, so the entry level for me was actually pretty fascinating.

So back in 2015, Fox had me come out to their studios, and we just did a dry audition game. Just come out, call a game, set of monitors in a studio. The game had happened the previous year. And I actually called it with Kevin Burkhardt, who ended up being my partner years later. But just called like the first half of that game. And then I did a similar thing with ESPN.

I went up to Bristol and called a mock game as just an audition. Never aired. None of that. And then from there, Fox, you know, through, again, with Fox in 2017 on my bye week, they asked me to join a three-man booth with Kevin Burkart and Charles Davis. So I got to jump in on their booth and be the third, kind of the third wheel and call live games. So that was my first ever real broadcast in a stadium, live action on national television. So that kind of got me the taste for it and said, okay, you know, I kind of like this.

Like, I think I can do this. And then from there I did it again in 2019. that time in a two-man booth and then in 2020 I called the first five weeks of the XFL. So I was able to kind of slowly build and slowly lean into that and then obviously in 2021

started my first season with a full-time slate of games on Fox. Would you practice at home? Are you a studious guy with broadcasting as you were when you played? So there's no playbook for this? But would you like watch games

and turn it down and like let me try this at home You know, my creative process is more, you know, having a lot of cool open conversations, talking through storyline ideas with people that I trust, people that I know, that know the game, and you can kind of bounce off ideas. And my rule is like, hey, I'd rather flush out a really bad idea at dinner or the night before the game with our production meetings, with our crew. I'd rather really flush out a really bad idea that in my head goes, oh, my God, I'm so glad I'm not going to say that tomorrow on air.

You know, but that's part of my creative process. I think everybody has their different style. I'm a talker. I'm a thinker. I kind of flush my ideas out in real time as I kind of test them on different test groups. So that's my process. I'm not actually sitting there like mock calling games or dry calling games. I do think through, okay, how do I want to come onto the air? All right, let's map that out.

Hey, how do we want to present Jalen Hertz tomorrow? Okay, let's map that out. And, you know, Patrick Mahomes and so on and so on. So I try to think through those scenarios, but then once the game starts, you want to it to sound a little spontaneous, right? You want it to stay, you don't want it to sound like it's been predetermined what you were going to say four days ago. Greg, I broke my arm rolling skating with my kids, just being an idiot. What's the dumbest way you've injured yourself, not game related, nothing like that, just the dumbest way? Yeah, so it was, so I was still playing.

It was like fresh into an off season. This was probably like 2018, 19, fresh into an off season and my wife asked me to change the printer ink it's a pretty standard you know it's a pretty standard home chore right for a guy well again it adds to my I'm not very good at things so I couldn't figure out exactly where it was the cartridge long story short there was an open cupboard in our pantry above the printer or like the pen you know office or whatever and when I stood up from changing the printer I caught the side of the cupboard I had to call our team orthopedic doctor who like repaired my foot, he repaired my shoulder. He was like our team orthopedic, but he lived down the street for me.

I had to call him at like 10 o'clock at night, go over to his house. His wife had some nursing background or whatever. And in their kitchen, they're in like nice clothes. It's the weekend. And he is stapling my head as I'm gushing blood, towels, everything. I mean, I had a huge gash. So I split my head open changing computer ink. That's a good one.

That's really good. That's the first one that comes to mind. I'm sure there's a thousand other ones. Final question. As far as, how do you game plan against Spags? Like, what do you do? Well, I think that's a very good question. I don't know if there's like a concrete answer.

I think it all starts with just, you know, you try to get a feel for like, all, what's his flavor, right? What's, and it's not, okay, what's he going to do on the first play of the game? You have an idea of what their trends are going to be. They're not going to completely reinvent themselves in two weeks. but you have to anticipate the critical moments, and that's where the chiefs have set themselves apart from everybody else. It's, all right, what do you think Spags is going to do in the low red zone

when we're on borderline field goal range and it's third and five? He's going to have a dialed up pressure to exploit my protection. Twofold. He wants to force fourth down, and he wants to knock me out of field goal range. So you've got to be prepared. You've got to have the right call for that moment. All right, end of game scenario. We've got to pick up a first down to maintain possession

so we don't give the ball back to. Mahomes in a two-minute drive. He's going to have something dialed up for that situation. So it's really about less, you're going to know their coverage tendencies, you're going to know their fronts, you're going to know their basic blitzes, but you're not going to prepare for every coverage. You're not going to prepare for every five-man pressure, six-man pressure. There's going to be surprises.

So you've got to make sure your scheme is built that you can handle the vast majority of anything that's unscouted. And then you have to put a ton of time into the got-to-have-it critical moments where I can't get sacked on third and five at the 25 yard line and have to, now I'm in a weird field goal situation. You can't let them. And that's where Spags and that's where Andy Reid and this Chiefs team has made such, that's where they've made their haze. They win the critical plays that are weighted heavily than just your average normal play throughout the course of the game. We're a draft king show.

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Yeah, that's like Wizards Jordan, Raptors, Elijah Wan. Right. So I don't remember that. Arizona, Emmett Smith. But a lot of Ravens. He was awesome. Super Bowl champion. NFL defensive player of the year.

College Football Hall of Fame. Five-time, first team, All-Pro. Wow. NFL 2000s All-Decade team and a unanimous All-American at the University of Miami in 2001. I mean, he's got so many records. Most career interception return yards.

Longest interception return 107 yards. Like you probably think about taking a knee and go, nah. Tied for most career postseason interceptions. Yeah, he's a dude for sure. Here he is. Ed, big fan, first of all. As I don't feel like I have to say, and I don't say it to everybody. So big fan.

Secondly, I've had like dumb. Injuries, like I did dance with stars. I hurt my shoulder. I wake up, it hurts. But I didn't hit people all the time. What hurts most when you wake up in the winter or just generally? Hey, man, that is so funny. It's random things.

And it's funny because when you're having a conversation. It's funny because when you're having a conversation about things that hurt, stuff start hurting. It's like when someone it's, you're like scratch to? When you talk about it, things hurt. So it's my back. My back at the moment. But yeah, man, it's just certain things, honestly, man. It takes turns, you know.

One minute it's the ankle, you know, one minute is the hip because I had hip surgeries, you know, and there's always my nerve impingement. Like I got nerve impingement that I never had surgery on, you know, so that's always tight. You know, the neck is the first thing to always go because of sleep, you know, pillows and stuff. I'm still trying to find that ultimate bed, man. You do like, at our house, because I'm a hurt a lot doing stupid stuff. We have like a red light therapy bed. It's red light therapy and it's also infrared, right?

Yeah. We lay in that, like the Kardashians got us. We're like, we got to get one too. You ever do stuff like that to try to do. I was doing that in my career before all that stuff came out. So you were at it before it was a thing. Yeah, I was ahead of the game, man. A bunch of all this stuff people doing like the IVs and the nutrition.

Like, I was way ahead of the game, man. Thank God to Ray and, um, Willis McGahey, you know, and Papa's son, you know, Lauren Hills Dad, and Rohan Marley, and now Dr. Clayton Gibson. Well, now everybody's spending mind and take care of their body, but you were doing that because that was so important back then. Yeah, I mean, it's just, I mean, I'm still doing now. Like, right, you're investing yourself, man.

You know, I mean, that's the biggest thing, you know, as a coach, I was doing it. You know, you're investing yourself. Like, any good CEO knows that. Like, you're going to invest in yourself. first. You know, so $60,000 to $100,000 a year, you know, that means something to me going into my body versus going by, you know, $5,000, $10,000, watch and rings and something for your, some rims on your car that you don't need just to go to work. Like, that's the type of ignorance I was around. Guys that had the rims on their car, see me with the supplements, won't buy

the supplements, but they'll buy the car. I'm like, bro, you know what? I want to win. I don't can come on man they knew i had the goods and me get some of that cool hey man you know you can buy this right ah i got no money for that yeah you do like that's the type of stuff you deal with you know what i'm saying but is that zoos um but yeah man like it was it was so many things but you got to invest in yourself and the feuds on the field you know it's all part of the game right but how many of those not all of them how many that's what i'm asked my question how many those feuds carried on past the game and then maybe the next time you saw them again well it won't carry on it never carried on past the game as much maybe to an interview if i'm talking about a guy like

me and hines had a thing everybody know but it wasn't it wasn't personal to the point where we fighting off the field you know for one of a man grown-ass man for two i ain't got time for that you know i ain't got time i ain't got time for it unless i have to do what i have to do you know and on the football field Of course, you, you know, you pissed off the high pistativity when guys are doing certain things. Yeah, you know, and that, you know, I could get into a fight. But why get into a fight when I got weapons on me? I could just hit you really hard, you know, within the game and, you know. And I just, like, I knew that.

Like, I knew I was wearing weapons, you know? Like, I knew I could literally go at him and do what he was doing to him and he could feel it. I didn't want to play the game like that. I could not bring myself to play the game that way. You know, it just wasn't in me to play the game, you know, with an ill will and try to hurt somebody on the other side to field. You know, and I just couldn't do that, man. You know, so, but I knew it would catch up with him, and it did.

Compare the competitive energy of playing and coaching. That's a tough one, boy, because you want, you want your guys. to perform and that you're on that edge of like how you used to do it. And I tell myself and tell guys for a long time, man, you can't, got to do that. You got to pull back, you know. So it's a little different, man. You know, playing, obviously, you're putting that work in and you have more on the line because you're on that field.

You're in between those lines. The focus is totally different. Coaching, you just, you got to put people in the place to be successful and root for them and encourage them and beat that positive mindset that they need when they go through something. It's like therapy. You're that therapist as a coach. As a player, you're sitting on the couch.

You know, you're that guy on the couch and kind of need that calmness and stillness through as you go. Excuse me, everybody don't use that. You know, some people just want the music and loud stuff going on. But, you know, it's a different between good and great. My final question, what's your favorite thing that you kept, like your own memorabilia that you have from your career? Man, special thing.

That's funny. I got a lot of stuff, dude. You get to keep one. They're like, Ed, it's me, God. I'm going to allow you to keep one. What do you grab? I'm taking everything else away. If he said, you could take it.

Oh, man. I take my helmet. I take my helmet. I got my helmet. Super Bowl helmet the Super Bowl helmet you paid for that no I took it I took the um you see how they got this here hanging up this banner yeah we win I'll take that banner if I'm Patrick Mahomes like I hate that in my house if I'm him if you were him you would take that yeah what are you doing direct here I have a Ravens banner oh you do have the banner I took

the Super Bowl banner out of the locker room but you took it down how'd you get it down I was the last person to leave that's okay that's funny me and Harbaugh the last two people are on the bus Wow. He and his daughter and myself with the last two people to leave the stadium as a Ravens. And I'm in the state. I'm getting dressed because there's all kinds of stuff. I'm getting dressed.

And I look up like, you know, you're just, what are going to do with this? They're like, I'm just, like, man, give me that banner. I folded it up. It's in my garage. I love it. That's awesome. All the guys pull up to my house and be like, when they're working, we're like, yeah. Oh, yeah, I get it, man.

Look at the banner. What are you doing, DirecTV? Oh, man. Direct TV has a MySports package. We had the MySports package on DirectTV.com. It's all across the nations on NFL Network, Fox, ESPN. You know, and that's where you want to go get your sports. It's for everybody.

It's for everybody, MySports.com, Direct TV. And like I've been saying, man, for kids, for training, go watch it. Direct TV is where you can watch it, man. You know, go watch it, emulate it. That's what we did. We appreciate you. Big fan. You're awesome.

Thank you so much. Stop doing crazy stuff around the house. We're going to drive on. We'll know where he lives because the banner's hanging in his front yard. And finally, you know, I just watched the Royal Rumble. Talked about that a lot in the last episode. Yes, you did. Big wrestling guy, you know.

Wait, so how excited were you when you found out we were going to get this guy? Well, I've been following Seth Rollins for the last couple years. He wasn't in my generation when I was really watching, but he has been very much so. Well, he was in the Royal Rumble. He was in the last, like, six or seven. But him and CM Punk hate each other. And so that's been all over TikTok.

And so let's talk to him. Seth's freaking Rollins. He beat Brock Lesnar twice. He's the only human ever to hold the WW championship and the United States championship simultaneously. That's until I get it. And he had on some really cool that I couldn't pull off glasses. What were they?

Gucci? I don't know, but they were big. Prada maybe? I'm not even sure. was him they were so big. It could have been anybody behind those glasses. Follow Seth on Twitter at WWE Rollins. Here he is, superstar, Seth Rolins. Seth, I had a lot of questions for you. Great. First of all, you grew up in Iowa? That's right. Davenport, Iowa, born and raised. So, done a bunch of stand-up through Iowa. I go to the town where they make the crunch berries.

Where do they make the crunch berries in Iowa? They have a whole crunchberry factory in Iowa. I thought you would tell me. Really? It's a Captain Crunch. It's either Iowa City or it is Cedar Rapids. That's it. Cedar Rapids. The whole town smells like Crunchberries. It's the greatest smell ever. Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.

That is right. Yes, Cedar Rapids. I didn't know they made crunch berries there. I knew there was like a factory of whatever. You got to go back. It's Crunchberry Central. Oh, that's amazing. Like, where's home now then?

What state is it? So, still Iowa. Still got a place in Iowa, but L.A. as well, Los Angeles. You don't smell like crunch berries in L.A. No, it smells like ashes. Yeah, you're right. It's like a fire pit, unfortunately.

I watched the Rumble. Did you? Of course. All five. Here's the two things I liked. One, I don't have to pay for it, right? Like I just had Peacock. Peacock, boom, pop it on, go.

And between Peacock and Netflix, it's opening it up to people who maybe didn't feel like either they wanted to try to find it or pay for, you know, a preferred... A pay-per-view. Yeah, yeah. And drop 50 bucks for a pay-per-view or 80 now, I guess. Yeah, so I watched all five hours of it. Oh, nice. I thought it was fantastic.

What I came out. thinking was and I have a bunch of friends that played pro ball, they hurt after every game. Yes, sir. Aside from what we're seeing, after basically every match, is it ice in it up, cold, are you hurt, not injured, but are you hurt after every match? Yeah, falling down is not fun. Falling down is painful. And the older I get, the longer I do it, you don't get used to it.

There is probably a period in my late 20s where I could wrestle every single night. and I would be brand new the next day, those days have come and gone. Now, after every match, it takes me longer to get out of my gear. I have to ice things. I have to take a nice hot shower and make sure that I hit all the good spots so that I can lay down in bed comfortably. It is, yeah, it is very difficult to move once you've stiffened up after a little while. And is there like an injury report, like a football?

Like, do you have to go to them to be like, I've kind of busted up, my elbow. Yeah. Especially, maybe early you don't even want them to know you're injured because... Correct. So where does that process turn from? I don't really want them to know because I want to keep working to. I need to let them know because I am now valuable.

So I think as our medical system has developed over the years, there was always like a stigma about saying you were hurt. You know, you had to be a tough guy in wrestling, right? You just tough it out, whatever it was. It's a little bit different these days. I think the culture has changed to the point where... we've learned that medical is there to help us, to work with us. So they're not trying to, like, you know, if you have a bruised elbow,

they're not going to be like, okay, you've got to sit out. But they're saying, let's take a look at it. Let's make sure that it's not an injury, that it is just something that we can work through. And for me, you know, I've been with WWB for 12 years, something like that now, maybe a little longer. And, you know, there's an equity there, a relationship that I built up with our medical teams.

So they understand my body. They understand my complaints. They understand what, you know, okay, if it's your neck, let's look at it. If it's, you know, your hips or something, okay, well, we can work through that. They know where I'm at. So it's just a matter of trusting the team that you've got in place and understanding your body. They understand your physical health and where it's supposed to be what your homeostasis is. And then you just got to go from there.

But yeah, it's trust, man. And we're at a good place, I think, with where we're at and what we've learned over the years. Final two questions. We've been on the road, we've been doing a couple shows before we came to the Super Bowl, and so we find gyms. Yeah. We have to, we pay like a $20 day pass to go. Yes, sir. What is that process for you?

Is it pretty much lined up, or sometimes you have to go on like scavenger hunt somewhere just to get a workout out? No, I'm always scavenging, man, but I've been traveling for so long that I've got like these gyms built into my rolodex. I'm avid crossfitter for years. And so CrossFit gyms are cool because you just meet the owner. You know what I mean? They're not like box gyms where like you just have to pay a day pass and find like a planet fitness or a You know what crunch fitness or whatever crossfit gyms you meet the owner you build a relationship and then every time you go back into town You just say hey man like coming through got a show mind if I come in and get a little pump on or you know get a sweat in or whatever it is and they're they're very cool about opening their doors

All right final question for you whenever you started to Be somebody known in pop culture more so than a wrestler early on because you've you've definitely you've definitely hit that phase of people know you now that just aren't die hard wrestling fans yeah yeah do you start to have other folks that maybe i don't know weren't your friend at high school and all of a sudden they're like hey remember me can i get some tickets like at what part of your career did that happen where it's like hey we were buds back in iowa can i come to the show yeah i mean that started a you know it didn't happen all the once it's like a kind of progressive thing that's happened over over the course of the last 12 years you know you get people little by little who uh who start to ask questions

And I'm pretty cool with it. Like, you know, if I can help somebody out, I will. But sometimes it gets a little crazy. You know, like you start asking for me to send stuff to your, you know, your friends, kids or something like that. I'm like, bro, we had like two conversations back in 2002. Like I know your name and picture kind of because you look exactly like you did when you graduated. But come on. Like pump the brakes a little bit.

Be realistic. Elimination chamber is exciting. I'm pumped. Oof. That's going to be big. I hope I can get myself in there. I still got to qualify for it. I'm not even in the chamber yet.

Punk's in the chamber. Sena's in the chamber, yeah. Cena just said I'm in. At the press conference, like, I'm in. I'm just doing it. Yeah, he's like, I'm not qualifying. I'm John Cena. And I go, okay, I guess that makes sense, you know.

So I still got to qualify. I still got a match coming up in a couple weeks against Finn Ballar. I got to win and get in. Then I got to win that match. But it is exciting. We're at Skydome, which is dope. Blue Jays. Yeah, yeah.

Rogers Center. I think it's what it's called. Tickets's on sale now. But that's going to be a good time, man. That's going to be John Cena's last elimination chamber. March 1st. March 1st, Roger Center in Toronto. Tickets.

It's ticketmaster. That's Canada. That is Canada. It's not California. Really, a big fan. Really appreciate it. Thank you. Thanks for stopping by.

And we'll be looking. You're in. Bobby said so. I just declared it. Don't jeeps me, man. No, I just declared it. In this press conference, I've declared to you're in. Thanks a lot.

Thanks for the time. Appreciate you, man. Thank you guys. You ran into a riverboat Ron Rivera? I did. He was sitting there waiting to go on some show or whatever in one of those little stages by ours. You didn't do that you remember me, do you? No, I didn't.

But I did look and I'm like, should I go up to him and say, because he was all by himself and just sitting there. No one around him, no handlers. So I just say, you know what? We're walking away. So why don't I just stop by and just say hi real quick and introduce myself? So I did. I said, hey, coach. I'm Eddie, you know, from the Bobby Bone Show.

And we talked to you in Zoom, whatever. He's like, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. No chance he remembered. I don't think he remember, but he did the, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And then so he just said, how's it going? You guys here, whatever? And, yeah, we're going to the Super Bowl. And he looks at my arm.

He was like, what did you do to your arm? And I told him I was roller skating with the kids. And he goes, oh, you're doing something like a roller hockey? Yeah. I was like, no coach. I was at the roller skating rink. And I fell and I broke my arm. Racing your six-year-old.

Yeah, racing my kid. And he laughed. And then I told him, congratulations on his new job because he just got that job with Cal. What job did he get? at University of California. Yeah, he's like a football assistant. No, no, no, no, no. Got it.

Got it, got it. And he had his Cal Polo on. He just, like, got announced yesterday a couple days ago, and he already rocking the Cal gear. Must have missed it. I was too busy rocking people's faces off doing these shows on the road. Honestly, I wouldn't have known unless Kevin didn't tell me. But anyway, decided to say hi, and I'm glad I did.

It was cool. Every time we've met him. Well, we met him at Pebble Beach, and he was super nice. So nice. And now on the show, he was super nice. And you're right. He probably had no idea. No, not probably.

He had no idea. He 100% had no idea who I was, but he acted like we've known each other for years. It was awesome. That's pretty cool. We do need to go over Kevin Scavenger Hunt because that's been a couple hours. So the three things were, one, get a video promoting 25 whistles from... A player that's well known. Yeah?

Or ex-player. Yeah. Somebody there. Two was get something signed. A ball of any kind. Signed by somebody that is known. And then three. is get us an interview that we know who it is

whenever they walk up when we see them. Which, that's pretty vague, but... The rule was, though, if you and I knew who this person was, it counted. Correct. Like when they walked up. Yes. So let's go first.

The video. Okay. So who do you have? Want me to show you the video or tell you? Well, just play it on the microphone. Oh, okay. Yeah, turn the volume, I'll play it on the microphone. Okay, okay, okay.

See, we can guess who it is. Let me find. It took a lot of video. He does. say like, hey, I'm so-and-so. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, you ready? Yep, go ahead. What do we think?

Huh. We've had him on the show. We've had him on, yeah. Had him on the show. You know what? I know who it is. I give that one a pass. I mean, he's on TV.

He's going to be the whole thing. Yeah, we passed. Hall of Famer. He sounds really passionate, though. He's like, hey, that's your with, but that counts. Okay. Check one.

Good job, Kevin. Thanks, thanks. Mike, would you give me that one to check? It sounds like got a gun to his head. Kevin, how did you get it? Oh, he's just walking by. I was like, hey, man, Andrew, what's up, dude? Big Witt. A little bit.

But I was like, hey, you know, I'm Bobby Bones. We've been on her show before. You said on Bobby Bones? Yeah, yeah. He wouldn't know the difference. He wouldn't know the difference. And I just told him straight up. I was like, I'm trying to get a Super Bowl ticket, man.

I'm on a scavenger hunt right now. Would you just do this quick video for me? He's like, yeah, dude, no problem. That's cool, then. Yeah. If you know that he thought for a second, you were going to ask him for a Super Bowl ticket. Probably. Probably.

Probably. Okay, so check one of three. Bing! All right. Okay, so I don't see a ball with you. Oh, I got it. Don't worry. Okay.

Oh, you got a ball. So he's reaching down under the desk. I wonder where he got the ball from. It is a green... Oh, it's a football. It's a green Super Bowl football. Can I tell you the story how I got it? Yes, don't say who it is.

I'm not. Will we recognize the autograph by looking at the... Oh, we will? Okay. Is it Andrew Whitworth? He did all Andrew Whitworth. No, it is not Andrew Whitworth. No.

So, I mean, I went on a hunt for this football. I was asking around people how to miss props. I was like, hey, can I take that football? Can I bide off of you? Everybody's saying no. And they had some booth set up where it was, oh, bounty, the company bounty was. Pepper towels. Yeah, throw in.

They had like people throwing stuff through a circle football. And they had a bunch of footballs. I was like, hey, guys got any extra ones? They're like, no. And then I told them, man, if I get this, then I'm going to the Super Bowl. And they're like, oh, oh, yeah, we got you. And they ran to the back and they got me a football. And that's what we got.

A little, like, foam football. Squishy? Yeah. And it is autographed by someone. It is autographed. And tell us a story about, without telling us who it is, like how did you go up to the person to get the autograph? I was just walking, and they were walking towards me.

And I was like, hey, what's up, man? I was like, kind of the same thing with Andrew. I was like, yo, you know, I work for Bobby Bones? Like, you know who he is? Oh, yeah, yeah. And I was like, all right, well, hey, Super Bowl ticket on the line. Will you sign this? I got a Super Bowl ticket on the line.

And then he signed it, and he's like, where's Bobby at? And he went over to say what's up, but you're already doing the podcast. He's like, I'll come back later. He never came back, though. Do I, okay, I like the game. Do I know them? Yeah.

I do know who it is. I feel like. If you know it, don't say, I don't. I don't know. I don't know it. I don't know it. I have a guess. Do I know them or do I fake know him?

No, you know. Okay, so is it an athlete? Yep. It doesn't have to. Yeah. Okay. What can't. Athletes, what I know.

Can I give you a hint? Oh, we're going to walk through this for a second. Not yet. Not yet. Not yet. Is it a quarterback? No. Okay.

It's not who I was thinking of. So, but it is a football player. Former. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So it wasn't, you do know. It wasn't like Chuck Knoblo walking around. No. Okay, nobody even gets Chuck.

I wouldn't know. Maybe the baseball player for like the twins back in the 90s. Never mind. Definitely not. Okay, so if I know him, he would have had to have been either a Razorback. Quinn Grovey? Or someone that lives in Nashville? Not anymore.

Not anymore. Do you know who it is, Mike? I mean, you've said you've met Eddie George, but you don't know him. I know him, he doesn't know me. Big difference. Right, right, right. Because I was like, hi, Eddie George? You know exactly what he did at one point live in Nashville, though.

Okay, so was he a Titan at one time? Yes. Kevin Kluw's brother? Good point. Okay, so an ex-Tennessee Titan, who would have been there? Okay, was he working as an analyst type? person, like, hosting something, or was he there as a player being interviewed? He was making his rounds.

Being interviewed? Being interviewed. Yeah, he doesn't have his own show or anything. So it must have been a player for the Titans. Offense or defense? Defense. You know now? Don't say.

Oh. Do you share the first name? No. Why did you have to think? Your name's Kevin. I know. He's like, I don't let me think about this. What's my name again?

I'm like Kevin Baird, but no. Okay. So on the defensive line, it wouldn't be anybody because I don't know Jeffrey Simmons. Defensive back. One time, like one time I went through Cortland Sutton's house. Cortland Finnegan. Thank you. I'm thinking of the receiver.

I got it mixed up. Yeah. So is it a court? No, it's not Finnegan. Dude, I don't think I knew. You guys are going to be very upset that you're not getting this. Reed, do you know it? Yeah.

Did you see it, though? Yeah. Am I going to feel stupid? Yeah. Man, I have no clue He played for the Titans and I don't know him I don't think I know a Titans player Can I, one more hint?

Yeah. Yes. He's been in our studio before. Okay. Okay. The old studio. Is he a safety? Yeah.

Who do we have in there? Gosh, what's his name? When you're ready for one more hint, let me know. What does his first name start with? Just a letter. What's his first and last name rhyme with? It starts with First name starts with L

Not Logan Ryan, is it? Yes Oh, Logan was there He was there Why did he come up and say what up? Yeah, he did, he tried to But you guys were doing the podcast Oh

He played for the Titans? Yeah That's where he picked off Tom Brady's last ball As a Patriot Wow, wow, wow, wow I think of him as a Patriot only Yeah

He was on 49er Okay, let me see the ball Okay, we got a Logan Ryan Sign ball Oh, he's on two times Super Bowl champ too Okay. Hey, now you have two balls signed by him. I'm not, and then you, somebody else can have it.

Oh, man, I'm sad. I missed him. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, he really wanted to say what's up to you. I think he was a patriot only. That's fair. I mean, yeah, that's fair. Wow, wow.

But, um, okay. And then the final one was get an interview with someone that's there. When they walk up, we know who they are. And we actually have the interview. We do. And what do you want to say at first? We haven't talked about this. I will say that as soon as the person,

and walked up, I knew who it was. I knew who it was. It wasn't obvious, but I looked at his face a little bit. He was huge, so obviously he was like alignment of some sort. And then I realized who it was the closer you got. I had no idea who it was. No way! Are you serious?

No way. Listen to me, ask him questions. I thought you were just going along with it because he didn't want to say anything about his name or... I was like... You were doing vague questions. Dude, I didn't know who it was. Oh, no.

I think later I think. put it together. Was he a stealer? Oh, he is a stealer. He is. Yeah, he is a stealer. Defensive lineman, right?

Yeah. Yeah. I mean, he's an animal. I wasn't even worried about you. I was worried about Eddie. Is it Cam? Yeah, you go on. Come on.

I mean, if he doesn't get the name, Kevin, I don't know if we can give that to you. Cam, um, Cam, um, Cam, no. No. No. I want to name everybody Sutton for some reason. Come on. Cam, it's not, Cam, Cam,

I should just know this as a football fan, but I thought it might have been a wrestler, too, I'll be honest with you. I mean, he's that big. He's a huge. He's a monster. Cam, also I'm having a little brain fog. I mean, Kevin, if he doesn't get this.

But I didn't. You didn't know who it was. I didn't know who. Oh, no, Kevin. I knew it was a player of some sort. Cam, Cam, Chance. I don't know. What's the name?

You're close. Oh, Cameron Hayward. Oh, yeah, I know the name. Cameron Hayward. Yeah, I didn't know who it was. Hmm. Now, do we go back? Does he still have a chance, though?

He has. We have tomorrow. We'll be there tomorrow. The ball counts. The ball does count. What do you think about the... You know, the Andrew Wilburth thing counts, even though Andrew was forced into submission.

And he's been on the show before? Yeah. So, Logan. So is Logan. It's all... It's all recycled. Strategy. Tomorrow he gets

Riverboat Ron to come by Dang, yeah, I didn't know who that was Dang I know Also I'm very tired Meaning That's at the very very end Yeah let's play the interview

So this is I'm assuming defensive tackle Yes Okay here we go Cam Hayward This is Which by the way he's a monster And this is no way disrespect

But football players They wear helmets all the time so it's hard to see their freaking faces. That's a good point. Especially a defensive lineman. It's not like he's doing pert plus commercials. Okay. Here's the interview.

So, this feels like super, for someone who is as well known as you are, it's got to be like stimulus overload. It's a hundred different in it, right? It's just, holy crap, one thing to the next. Yeah, I am a little beat going off a pro ball and Super Bowl. This is, yeah. Do you feel like you've told the same story eight times and you don't even Because if I do like a press tour for like a TV show and I'm like bouncing through all the channels Sometimes I tell the same story in the same story because I don't know if I've told the same story

I don't get a lot of the same questions Everybody's been pretty fresh and come up with their own questions. Oh, that's good then So you know it keeps me moving physically how you feeling? Feeling good feeling good I was pretty sick the last couple weeks of the season so Finally bouncing back what's the key now? I'm not you and I know we're built the same I know you look at me and you think we're built the same I'm gonna give you Same physique. I'm going to give you one athletic story, but give me your version of it.

I did a show, did a little dancing with the stars, and I hurt my shoulder real bad. I end up winning it. I'm a champion, don't worry. Congratulations. Yeah, a massive champion. He's not lying about that guy. Not lying. But I had to get shot every week I got shot up.

Oh. Every week. Sorry to hear that. Yeah, because I had to stay in the game. Yeah. Like, what is that constant nagging injury for you that you have to take care of all the time? Nothing right now. Last year, dealing with, I tore my groin at the beginning of the year, the first game.

I came back week seven or eight, and I was already running with one leg. So my mechanics were messed up. It was just all over the place. Is there ever a time we look across the line and go like, hey, let's just both. Playing pickups sometimes to be like, hey, will you not run as much? The guy guard me. I'm like, let's just chill for a second. No, it doesn't really work that way.

Okay, I didn't know if it is. Everybody's pretty much like, I'm either going to kill you or you're going to kill me. Yeah, I don't like that. That's why I don't play. That is exactly the reason why I'm not in right now. Yeah. Yeah. We really appreciate you stopping by.

Yeah. You're massive. That's awesome. When did you realize you were like bigger than everyone else? Yeah, yeah. Probably when I was born. I've always been pretty big. Came out that size, bro.

You know, I equate myself. Have you ever seen the movie Jack with Robin Williams? Yes. I was like that growing up. Thank you. Stay healthy. Thank you. Appreciate that. Hey, thanks for coming by.

Seriously, that was awesome. Thank you for having me. Okay, there it was. I was being very vague because I did not know who it was. I didn't realize. I didn't think, I thought you knew who it was. No, because if I knew it was, I'd have been like, Hey, Cam Hey, I was here.

Hey, how? I thought you didn't want to give it up for Eddie. No, no, no. I knew his face as soon as he was walking out and I was still trying to piece it together. Then as the interview happened, I knew who we were talking to. But it wasn't. figured out during the interview, it was when they walk up, you have to know who they are. Yeah, that's tough.

That's tough. He's pretty vague. Even though he's a great player, it's a position that isn't seen a lot. You're right. You're right. So. I think you could have done better. Well, yeah, but we're running out of time.

We have another day tomorrow. Oh, okay. What's up? But the problem is we're not going to have an update tomorrow on the podcast. We can throw one up, can we throw up a little? We can try it. We can maybe. Or we can put it on, yeah, Bobby on Sports.

Good club, call. Okay, so as of right now, you got two out of three. Okay. Do you feel okay about that? Oh, yeah. You're one step closer. Okay. There are two steps closer.

So I just have to get one person tomorrow to come on that you guys know right away. Yes. Oh. Like, we should know right away. When they're walking up, we should be excited that we've never had them on our show. That should also be a rule now because as we're seeing. The people he got, they were all on our show. Hey.

This is lunchbox. He flies him in. Hey, there's no rules. I'm going to do it. Okay. Like Joe Montana, that'd be cool. That'd be cool.

Oh, yeah. Okay. That'd be cool. Okay. It's going down. I didn't see Joe Burrow walking around. I never saw Joe Burrow. Oh, my God.

He's right next to us. Keep going. Hey, you know who's over there? Who? Joey. What's he called? What's you call him? Joe Bizzle?

Oh, Joe Breezy. Okay, so we're going to end today's episode. Wow. Kevin is one step away from getting a Super Bowl ticket. And maybe they're even cheaper tomorrow. Oh, that would be even better. Oh, that'd be nice. Yeah, yeah, the closer we get, the cheaper they get.

But do you feel a little better today than you did yesterday? Yes. Okay. Yes. Thank you. That was, I mean, yeah. I'm trying to scale them on, like, the hardest thing to get. I mean, let's be honest.

The football was the hardest thing to get. The football thing was kind of the, that was kind of the cheapest to sell-out one, right? Like, he goes to a friend who I text with a lot. And it's like, hey, sign the mall. Logan Ryan. You want me to have somebody else signed it tomorrow? You know why we didn't guess Logan Ryan? Because we thought that was way too easy.

We thought that's like Eddie signing. I told you he was a friend. Yeah, but Oh, do you want to add another? I can add somebody tomorrow if you want. Yeah, add another signature. Okay. But we can never have met them and they need to be

They need to be famous. Okay. Okay. So you're one and a half checks in. Okay. All right, that's it. Good job, man. Keep it up.

You got us. Is Andrew Whitworth. Please listen to 24-5. Is that good, man? Leave me alone. Thank you guys for listening. We will update on socials. I don't know. We may have another episode up. I doubt it. We could. But for sure, Monday, we'll have hopefully Emmett Smith, Dion Sanders, all those guys. We did see Emmett today. He was awesome.

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