Star power for me, I'm going to go with like eight. Jack had a 7'9", I

had a 7'8". The

gameplay of the game. How the game played out. It

was white knuckled. So I would say it's seven. Seven.

I mean, there's a lot of fun plays in this game. For the viewer, onside kick, missed field goals, nail biters. Double overtime. First double OT game since 1986. I don't even remember

the last time. Sixth longest game in NFL history?

Yeah, I got to go probably eight and a half.

Jack had a 9.3. He had a

9.1. That game was awesome. The name of the game, the ex-clown game. Okay. Score in importance of all time, how are going to remember this game. Oh,

I mean, our history is a 10.

10? Yeah. You say X-Clown, people know what you mean. Yes. I

knew what it meant. I'll go with the 8.8. Wow. Jack had a 9.1, I had an 8.4. Well, I mean, we've had the Immaculate Reception game. There's like some. Yeah, anybody

listening to you. 8.44.

That

puts

us tied for like 16th, 17th with WrestleMania 35 with Becky Two Belts. What is this? And the double comeback game, Ravens-Patriots 2014. Oh, man. Steve was in both those games.

Right by the double comeback game. It's pretty good.

Top 20.

Oh, okay. It's really good. I'm just, I've never watched to the end. So I'm kind of, I'm like double, like I'm looking at this stuff. These are all the games we've done. Oh, wow.

We've done the shenanigans. We did the Yankees Red Sox.

Oh, the wheelchair game. Is that what Paul Pierce? Shit his

pants. He did not. He did not. He's

doo-dooed?

No, we confirmed he didn't technically. That's what he says. What? We

go by it. He didn't shit his pants.

I

don't believe him. Steve, where do you stand on that one? On what? On did he or did he not? What? Poop on himself.

Man, that ain't my problem. Me neither. I'm a Paul Pierce lover.

Hey, Rodan, I ain't got nothing doing anything. We did the wide right game. That was tough. Before

we wrap up, I'd

love to ask you a question. This season you went on to play the Patriots in the Super Bowl. Ty Law is a friend of the show. I would just love to hear going against Ty Law what that's like. It

was dope. Like, Ty Law is very skilled. I end up, man, going against him in the Patriots was cool because we had this whole deal where we weren't going to get pushed around like they pushed around. Colts. The Colts. And I was like, bro, they are, mm-mm. That is not happening with us. But Ty, like, when he went to the we had, like, a little – I had a motion, and there was a play coming this way, and he recognized it by alignment and assignment and shot the gap, and I got yelled at. I'm like, man. So I just remember he was, like, really smart. Oh, yeah. Real smart. He's a Hall of Famer, man. Yeah, but you know what I'm saying? Like, it's just, like – there's little small things that, like, you know, you're like, oh, he's a good player. But they were like little small things. It was like, man, this dude just. If you're a Hall

of Fame corner, you're a guy that knows the game. Yeah. If you look at all the Hall of Fame corners, they were all, Revis is going to be one. He's a. Yeah, he is one though. He's in. Revis

is in. Bro, I hate going against Revis. Because he knew. When he was with you guys.

The Pats? Yeah,

the Pats. Yeah. We were battling it out, bro.

You had a good-ass game. Didn't you score?

In the first half. In the second half, we got.

Adjustments.

Yeah. We

had adjustments.

Yeah. Steve,

we missed anything about this game?

Well, I don't think so. That was dope, bro.

That was awesome.

Yeah, it was pretty

good. Anything you want to plug? Ironed out on YouTube. Go check it out, folks.

Man, go check it out. Anything else? 89, underdog. When you're going to have me on, bro,

am I allowed to go on?

I mean, we can exchange numbers. I keep talking to your handler. Well, I didn't.

It's not even that. It's just, I mean, I didn't know. Sometimes asking for guys' numbers, you don't know how they're going to react. I mean, you

got a child, right? Yeah,

I

do. How old are you? 38. You've been told no once or twice in your life, huh? A

few times. You'll be all right

then, bro. I will be all right. Yeah, but no, I wouldn't. I would say, man, I have not done myself a good service by, like, kind of how I've kind of carried myself when I played. But, bro, I'll be honest, man. I come humbly and come in like, bro, I want to keep the brotherhood and just, like, hanging out and chilling, bro. All day. And the fact that you have lived here so many years. I've only been here for 18 months. Bro, you've been coming back and forth to LA for how many? Two

months of the year. For how many years? Like 10. Okay. But you said you're in North Carolina. You out here? Man,

my family's out here. Like when I got your home address, I was thinking about sending some boys up just to knock on the door just to let you know that's how close

gotta

check in just check in well

we'll exchange numbers and I would love to hang out play

golf

play go I would love to I just didn't know you know I didn't you know I'm like a rook to you you're you're Steve fucking well you're like one of my heroes as a kid. I'm not just going to slide up in your fucking... Hey, man, it's Julian Edelman, bro. How are you doing? I'd be like, that's

dope. That's

how I feel.

No, that's what I'm saying. Yeah. Let's do it. Let's do it. Yeah.

What a show. Thank you, Steve. Thanks,

Steve. Appreciate it.

Man, Steve Smith. Senior. Legend. Senior. Legend. Guy we've been waiting to get in the nut house for a minute. Such a fan

of how he approached the game. And everyone has that thought. Like, he even talked about it. What is Steve Smith really like? But to sit here and go name for name and like put a fact a location uh like a snapple fact on every teammate he had from 25 years ago bro that's fucking impressive and that's something that's like that's not only like intelligently crazy that you can remember that but like your eq like, to know who you're playing with. And I don't know that. I feel terrible. I felt like a shitty teammate after that.

I

went and called David Andrews and Brian Hoyer just to call them and say, hey, guys, how you doing? Dev, what's going on? Bro,

got to keep in touch with the boys. I

know.

I love that. Because usually we throw the rosters up. We go through them. Hey, he was good. I remember. Every guy, where he's at, what he's doing. It was incredible.

And also, just listening at home, we cut down a lot, too. There was more there. There was way more there that we will have retroactively cut down a lot of that, too. Because he had all of it. Competitor. He might have dropped a couple social

security numbers, I think. Addresses. Literally. I just wanted to hear some like Bayou stories Of him and Jake DeLome like down in the Bayou doing something I know Retired Those commercials were so funny They were so, dude, the Bojangles commercial Yes, there's a Bojangles

commercial Did we even ask?