What's up, everybody? And welcome back to the anything better podcast with your host,

me, Paul Burzy, Bill Burr over there. And of course, our producer, Andrew Thymlis out

there in Beverly Hills. And you guys are listening to episode number 83. We are in the numbers

that I've been waiting for for the whole damn podcast, because these are the best numbers

in football. Who do we got, Bill? 83. Alright, 83, not as many like wide receivers.

Think about that. That's not like a big, there's a lot of 80s, 81s, 88s, 86s, 83, Ted

Hendrix, defensive tackle for the Oakland Rades, Andre Reed, great Andre Reed for the Buffalo

Bills, Len Ford, Doug Atkins, Wes, welcome. Vince, Vince Papel, Mark Clayton, Vincent

Jackson, Anthony Middler, Vern Den Hurden. Oh my God, I had that football card. Sherman

White, Willie Galtz for your Chicago Bears, Ben Davidson. Oh, we need his one 10 Rodney.

Remember him? Light beer commercials. Pat Tilly, Lewis Lips for the Steelers. Ah, one

of the greatest of all time that nobody ever brings up. John Jefferson on the San Diego

Charges. Who always said, if I didn't sign with the Green Bay Packers, Jerry Rice will

be breaking all my records. Steve Jordan, not the drummer. There's a lot here. Heath

Miller, Ricky Sanders, George Sowers, Stefan Page Lee, Evans Clarence Williams, Jerome

Barkham, Jesus Andrew. Slipper Anderson. Slipper. That was a great one. That was a great

name. J. J. Stokes, Abby Crumpler, Dave Corsair, I don't know what these fucking people

are. Terry Glenn. Terry Glenn. What is the significance of Terry Glenn?

Terry Glenn had, I want to say that Terry Glenn and Bill Parcells had a thing and he was

with the Patriots, no? Terry Glenn was the guy that Bill Parcells did not want to draft.

Yes. Craped overrode him and then he's like, Hey, you want me to make the dirty? Go

let me buy the groceries, which was funny because he was overweight. And then that made

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