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Hello and welcome back to Crime in Sports. Thank you so much for joining us. My name is James Petra Gallow. I'm here with my co-host. I'm Jimmy with and I thank you for joining us.

For our draft day special. This is an NFL draft day special. We are going to bring you what is widely considered to be. I believe it might as well. I don't see anybody worse at this position. The biggest draft bust in NFL history.

Especially a quarterback because your biggest bust is going to be quarterback because it's the most high profile. This guy is a complete fucking idiot. He's the worst. I hope you wouldn't have been enjoying everything. Hope you like Gavin Grant, the UK football guy. Last week. That was a weird episode. It was just so strange. It's like British street drug gangs. It was like so cool. I had a great time on it. I thought it was a blast. But tonight we're going to go back across the pond to America and get into American football.

With Mr. Ryan Leif. Oh, God, it's so much fun. Before we get into this, please rate review on iTunes. It means the world to us. It helps us move up ranks and eventually get more people listening.

More people that listen. The happier everybody is. So please help us out. Help us spread this crime in sports movement. Help us out. Please. We're doing it here. But let's get into Ryan Leif right away. Let's not waste any time doing this.

Let's do it. Mr. Ryan David Leif. Great name. Great name. Born May 15, 1976 in Great Falls, Montana. And Ryan's a big boy. Yeah. Ryan's a big kid. Yeah. He is 65 to 35.

He's a big horned fed white boy. Catal rustle. Russeline mother fucker. He goes to Charles M. Russell high school in Great Falls. He leads the team to Montana State title. Now that's great accomplishment. I don't know if that's hard to do in Montana. There's like 14 people there.

And two schools and two schools. And I don't think there's any black people to compete with. So that's probably pretty easy to do. And it's six five is definitely the biggest dude there. Probably. I don't know if they all have the

team. So I think that's half the teams are probably staffed with cattle safety. Like we'll put Bessie out there at safety. And you know he's throwing the football down is what he's doing. He's definitely doing. He's he goes to he thought about playing for the University of Miami, which kind of

is it? This is it. Yeah. Like he wanted to you. They were recruiting him as a linebacker. Jesus is a big lineback. Yeah. He's a big boy. But they're recruiting as a linebacker. He decides to go to Washington state instead.

Good old was good old was who goes there. And we'll find out why because the coach that recruited him there called him. He was watching. He was the Washington state coach and he called Ryan Lee personally. And he said. If you come here, we're going to go to the Rose Bowl. Yeah, which sounded ridiculous because Washington state

hadn't been to the Rose Bowl since 1931. This point is like rubber. Rose. Yeah. We're going to the Rose Bowl Rose Bowl. That's exactly what this one. But the coach is telling him this. And I can't help. I think it was

was Mike Price was their coach. And yeah, Mike Price was their coach. And I can't help but think he's a silver repaired boy. He just has to be. He's got to be has to be because as you'll hear later. And I have to go.

Go on. Coach Mike Price. Yeah. Google him. Find out I'm assuming he is. I don't know why I didn't look up his look. But I know his career in college. He's a great college career. Yeah. His junior season. I mean, he was a beast. He was third in the

Heizman voting, which you know anything about football Heizman is the best college football player in the country. Right. That year. He was third behind Charles Woodson, who just retired. And

the future NFL Hall of Fame. And Peyton Manning, who just retired as a future Hall of Fame. Yeah. So I mean, those that was one and two in the Heizman

Balloting. He was three. He had 30 39 68 yards. 34 touchdowns and 11 picks in his junior year. That's incredible. We're talking. That's like 11 games. Yeah. This isn't an NFL.

39 touchdowns with 11. 34 and 11. Yeah. That's a three to one ratio. That's terrific. Shitload of yards and like 11 games. It's great. So I mean, he's looking like a prospect.

Yeah. Washington State to the Rose Bowl. That is junior year. He did it. Actually did it. Took him to the road. They lose the Roseball. But he played a hell of a game.

Do I watch that game? He's a really good game. He's a, you know, they actually did it. So I mean, for him to take Washington State to the Rose Bowl.

And he has a cannon for an arm. Sure. He's one of these guys. Big arm. He can make all the throws. And Mike Price lays in

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