Hey, it's already Lang's halfway house. My co-host Mike Bochetti. What's up, Mikey? Hey,

hey, guys. Hey, you doing all right? Very, very good. Very, very good. Very, very

good. Very, very good. This, this is a, to me, a special

lesson episode gets. I got a guy on who is a fellow Jersey brother of mine. And as

inspirational as a story can get, there's no way not to smile when you, when you

think of this guy. And I've always wanted to meet him and talk to him. And that's

of course, Eric LaGrant. Is it LaGron LaGrant? LaGrant? LaGrant? Eric LaGrant.

Eric Wilson. Eric. Thank you. Eric. Eric is from Woodbridge,

New Jersey, and he went to play football at, at Rutgers. You got a full scholarship?

I did get a full scholarship. And you were an offensive lineman. Oh, defense.

Defensive. That's more fun. Exactly. It's more of a rock star position. Exactly.

I'm not playing down in the trenches down there. I, and you know, you know, was

getting enough credit that we deserve, but the D-line is where it's at. Right.

These defensive tackles, so, you know, which is a dream. And I mean, Jersey's big

with football. I don't just big a little bit of country, but I'm from Union,

which is right next to Woodbridge. And we were always a powerhouse when I went

to high school in the 80s for football. And so you're playing in a game,

October 2010 against army at MetLife Stadium and making a tackle. You,

you become a quadriplegic. Yeah. I mean, you know, which is, I mean, again,

but that's that's one of the nightmare things going to happen in football.

Describe what happens. So describe the play and everything. I mean,

yeah, I'll take you guys to it. October 16, 2010, we're playing at MetLife Stadium.

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