What's up everybody and welcome back to the anything better podcast with your host me

Paul Burzy in New York, Bill Burr, over on the other side of the, I almost said globe.

And I hope you're not on the other side of the globe. And Andrew Themless was empty chair

over there in Beverly Hills, our great producer. You guys are listening to another episode,

a good episode and a good number episode guys. This is episode number 84.

All right, here's the great 84s of all time. I don't think I'm going to get past this first

one. Paul's going to have to say something. Um, let's see number 84 guy named my Randy Moss

Paul, one of the first jerseys that I ever actually proudly wore around, even though I was a

giants fan, somebody bought me an 84 Vikings jersey, the purple one. And I was so enamored. Oh,

you know, you know, I love to get his sunglasses on at the draft. Everybody said he was a bag

kid. He was a criminal. I love the head case from when I was young. It's like you said wasn't

the guy was, I used to love when he would take a step and a half off the line and just put his

hand up. He already knew he was open. I already knew he was open. I just want to say one story.

Can I just say one thing? Yes. I guess I say one thing here.

I never seen anything like this in all the sports when the 07 Patriots came to giant stadium

to go 16. No, no, no, no, no. And Brady walks up to the line, dude. And I looked, I just have to,

I looked at my friend Nick and I go, dude, why is Randy single covered? And that's when they both

got the record on that play when he just does a three step drop, looks this way, throws Randy

a bomb. Randy just catches it like they're in practice and just throws the ball and they both

got the record. And I was like, and when Randy Moss went into Lambo field as a rookie and caught

three touchdowns under the lights at Lambo in Green Bay. It was like one of the sickest things

ever. I'm done. I just had to have done and moon the crowd, right? And the last time I was just

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