Harrison Butker, a little social distancing workout from long distance.

77 yards supposedly.

I want to walk it with my own feet.

I want to check those white lines.

77 yards my butt.

I'm just kidding.

I have no reason to doubt.

Harrison Butker's truth telling, 77 yards, bang it through, Chris. Impressive. And if you ever do it in a game, that's how you get on the all-decade team. The all-decade team was announced yesterday. We'll be talking about that. Your thoughts when you see a guy kick a football that far?

Just it's unbelievable. They can apply that much power into the football like that. I mean,

it is. And you know, when you hear a kicker that can really crush it, right? Like I played with

Matt Prater, who I believe, does Matt Prater have the NFL record for the longest field goal right

now in NFL history? I think he does at 64. Sorry, field goal kickers.

I don't pay attention to the updated list all the time. But Mike, when most guys hit the ball,

he used to scare me in practice every now and then because he'd get, you know, somebody would be

kicking behind you and it sounds like something exploded the way they can kick that ball. So really,

really impressive. And it looks like it is 77.

I could see the X on the field for where the kickoff was. And he was eight yards behind that.

So that looks like it was official.

77 yards is getting up toward the distance that could be covered by Gus, the football kicking donkey in the classic

Disney film from the mid-70s, which at one point in my life was the best movie I'd ever seen.

Are you familiar with Gus? Have you seen Gus?

Back in your day, when they turned back to the clock's two hours and they watched Gus. Okay, no, I've never seen Gus. In fact, I'd never even heard of it. So you're going to have to explain that one to me. Your dog's in the background. Your dog's getting to attack, I think. You better be careful. You better feed that dog. The dogs will be feeding on you. But anyway, I don't know if your dog can kick field goals, but Gus, 1976, awesome movie. Don Nott's was one of the, I think Tim Conway was in that one, too. There was a series of live action Disney movies in the mid-70s that, you could take him or leave him, but Gus was pretty good. All right, Gus was not on the all 70s

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