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Hello and welcome to Crime and Sports! Yay! Yay indeed Jimmy! Yay indeed! My name is James Petrogallo, here with my co-hosts. I am Jimmy Wisman. Thank you.

Thank you so much for joining us. We are Jack today, we are excited. We have a wild episode for you. We are not even going to do the up top stuff.

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Let's do this, we have a wild thing, we never did this before, this is a couple. They belong together so much that we are going to do an episode of Crime and Sports together with them.

Let's start out with, we are going to concentrate on one of them more than the other because he is way more of a fucking disaster. We are going to get right on him. Let's talk about Jeremy Stevens. He is a tight end for the Seahawks and Buccaneers in the 2000s. He is about 10-11 years. He is retired.

He played in a Super Bowl and he was their starting receiver for a long time. Let's get into it. Jeremy Ryan Stevens spells his name like an asshole too. Not really his fault, I guess. No, God no, not the last name. Jeremy is J-E-R-R-A-M-Y.

That's not Jeremy. I rarely see that spelling, that's a very rare. If you put it into something, it always auto-corrects it.

I'm like, God damn it. I can't tell you how the number of times I fought auto-correct during this episode looking to shit up. No, he spells it like an asshole. I'm typing it.

Can you type in asshole Jeremy and asshole?

I have areas. Spells name like an asshole. Jeremy is. Jeremy. Born November 12, 1979 here, I'm sorry November 13th. First of all, I got to say there's a lot of information here on one particular thing that came from a great article in the Seattle Times by two people named Nick Perry and Ken Armstrong.

I got to give them credit because they had details that were really good. Bad but good for us. For our purpose is good. Bad for Jeremy.

Bad for Jeremy, bad for society in general of the details that happen. Jeremy here was born in Boise, Idaho. His dad's black is mom's white.

He's a beige baby. He's one of four kids. He's gotten siblings and everything like that. His mom's name is Fran. She was a school administrator and also and she was a police officer for a while as well.

His father was a teacher and a high school sports coach. The family is very much together. This isn't your dirt floor. You know, horrible. Dad drank like four fifths of Jack Daniels a day and tried to set the house on fire.

That's sort of shit. None of that stuff's happening. That's what I don't understand here. I think he's family might be Mormon because later on a Mormon bishop is there to give a word for him, which I don't know if they vouch for.

I don't know if they know. That's what I mean. I don't know any Mormon bishops personally. If I needed one to vouch for me, I'd be in deep shit. That's what I mean. You have to probably be Mormon to get that. I'm imagining.

He grows up in Lacey Washington. The family moves to Washington. In high school, he is a star athlete in all in all aspects. He ends up being six foot seven 250 pounds and he's athletic. So obviously he's just he's built for every sport ever.

Basically to be an athletic giant person like that. He he's a he letters in football basketball and track which all makes sense here. He's a quarterback in football. Yeah. And the NFL is going to be a tight end. But in high school, he's a he's a star quarterback at river Ridge high in Lacey. Sounds like it.

Sounds like Washington, doesn't it? River Ridge. Yeah. All right. I'll either one lots of rivers and lots of ridges up there. Lots of rivers, lots of ridges of rivers.

That's a shit like that happening here. So yeah, he plays quarterback. He threw for five thousand yards total in high school. He threw for two thousand yards as a junior.

Just pretty good in high school. I don't think there's any kind of that doesn't say anyway. I don't have any. I keep track of that somewhere else. I don't have any like three a Washington high school sports records in front of me. I'll look for him. But I don't know for the school.

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