We are joined right now by a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

He played 12 seasons for the Dallas Cowboys and the Denver Broncos.

He won a Super Bowl with the Broncos in 2016.

He is the Cowboys' all-time sack leader, and he led the NFL in Sacks twice.

He was a nine-time pro bowler, a seven-time All-Pro.

He appears courtesy of Crown Royal.

He is DeMarcus where, DeMarcus. Always good to chop it up

with you, my guy. How you doing? I think I know you so well now. I can call you J.R. Oh, dude.

I'll take that. I know what I'm saying. I'll take that. In fact, you should have started that a long

time ago. My guy, you should have started that a long time ago. How are you doing, man? Hey, I'm doing great, man. Doing great. Love to hear it. All right. So you and I have not spoken

since last fall. So let me ask you this. I talked to Andre Reid recently. And he was telling me that

whenever he goes back to the Hall of Fame, that is one of his highlights of the entire year. As somebody who got in a year earlier,

what was it like for you to welcome the newest members in this past year?

It was one of the coolest things because when I made it last year,

I didn't really grasp the whole thing because there's so many festivities,

everything going on in your mind is just blown, right?

But now that second year, when you come in, you pick and choose what you want to do, and you actually get to see everything unfold, and you see how happy all the Hall of Farmers, me being

one of them, are for the new inductees. And it. And it was one of the still surreal feelings.

It's almost like the new guys that are getting inducted.

You're still getting inducted that year too.

And that's why, like I was saying, Andre Reid, when he said he went back, it feels that way.

Every time you go back, it feels like a new introduction and you're getting

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