There's almost a synergy it seems like with some of these players like Aaron Hernandez,

who had brain injury and criminality.

You deal with so many different things and people are telling you how great you are and

they're giving you free stuff and they're trying to take you out.

If the people that did the rape or were alleged to have done the rape are very prominent athletes,

school has a real reason, financial reason why they don't want that to go forward.

Hello and welcome to the best case worst case. This is Jim Clemente,

former New York City prosecutor, retired FBI profiler and writer producer of CBS's Criminal

Minds and with me today is. Hi everybody, it's francey hakes, former state and federal

prosecutor Jim. This is so exciting. We're back in the XG studio and back with a very exciting

guest. Yes, absolutely. We are so happy to have Tony Logan, former NFL player and current FBI

special agent in Los Angeles division. Wow, it's so great to have you here, Tony. Thank you for

coming in. And Jim, I just want our listeners to know that while we are being visited by a current

FBI agent, you know, a real FBI agent, Jim, who has a badge and a gun, credentials a badge and a

gun, we're not in trouble. Or at least I'm not in any trouble. I don't know about you, Jim. Really?

Well, I also have FBI credentials of that and a gun. So you're in trouble, francey. Always.

So anyway, Tony, it's great to have you here and I know we met at least a couple of years ago,

I guess, in the LA division of the FBI, LA where I now call home and it's always great to meet new

colleagues in the FBI and the fact that you were an NFL player, that is so cool. So how did you

get started in the career that led to the NFL? So it all started when I was probably about four or

five years old. My dad actually played football at Nebraska. Really? Really?

Played for Tom Osborne when they were like really good back in the day and then he ended up actually.

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