What's up everybody and welcome back to the best podcast on planet earth and we are back.

This is the anything better podcast with your host Paul Burzy, Bill Burr and producer extraordinaire

Andrew Themless out there and his compound in Beverly Hills and we're back everybody

and you guys are listening to episode 67. We're still in the 60s guys. 67. I got a little

busy. It's not on fall. It's on me. You know who wore 67 that I do not see on this list

is Bill and Kitus. Bill and Kitus, I want to say look him up real quick, Andrew. Bill and

Kitus wore 67, the great late greats, rest his soul, New England Patriot Center, a great

dentist and he owned a place called Doc and Nellies with Steve Nelson. He was a successful

restaurant bar owner too. Major league baseball Francisco Cordova. That sounds like a baseball

player to me and Seth Lugo for the Metz. I remember him in NFL history. Bob Kuchinberg and Justin

David Pugh. Pugh was a giants, he was a giants guard. He actually blocked for Eli. I think

on Eli's some of Eli's runs, so big run. So Justin Pugh or past protection up. Oh, Jesus,

I'm getting a call here. Bob Kuchinberg, NFL draft, 1969 fourth round picked 80 to the

Philly Philadelphia Eagles, Super Bowl champion, seven and eight for the dolphins. That's right.

Oh, the fucking Eagles drafted him and they let him go. Six time pro ball. Bob Kuchinberg,

who else? Great name. Stan Bradspot when you have the ethnic names, right? Stan Brock,

outside tackle for the New Orleans Saints, 223 career starts, Kent Health Hall, sorry,

center 86 to 96 Gary Alderman offensive tackle, 1960 to 1960 to 74 for the Detroit Lions. I

don't know a lot of these guys. Lewis Sharp for the St. Louis Cardinals, three time pro bowl from

82 to 94. There you go. Well, let's be honest, Bill. We are, let's, I just can't wait to get to

the 80s. I mean, let's get it. You don't appreciate an offensive lineman. There's so many great

offensive linemen. I don't know why they're not out. You just don't fall. You're a ball watch.

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