What's up? Welcome to part three of our backup QB stories from Dual Threat and The

Ringer. I'm your host, Ryan Wersillo and the final two we're going to be great.

Today we have Trent Dillford, Super Bowl winner and I'll admit before he became a guy

I'd like to call a friend, he was the life raft of arguments for people that would look

at their team and say, our teams doesn't have a great quarterback, but we can still

want a Super Bowl. Look what the Ravens did with Trent Dillford. Well, Dillford I think

has a better career than some people realize he actually finished over 500, which isn't

all on him and his playoff record is incredible because of that great Ravens team and it was

the greatest single defense I've ever seen at least for one season. And yes, you can

put the 85 errors in there, but I just I was nine. So I didn't really it didn't really

sink in with me as much. Actually, it was 10 wait a minute. Little error there. We don't

have to edit that one out Kyle because this is going to be such a good deal here from

Dillford. His struggles as the hot shot QB, his struggles with coaches, his struggles with

himself, personal tragedy, the animosity, the head he get over becoming best friends with

a guy who's competing with this is incredible story. I knew Dillford be a great storyteller

and he was terrific. Here's Trent Dillford just excited to call this guy a friend and I'm

really lucky actually throughout this entire backup quarterback series that we've run

through here that I have a personal relationship with most, but I'm very close to Trent Dillford.

And I am almost I feel like I need to apologize for introducing you as part of our backup QB

stories because you started a heck of a lot more than some of the other guys that we've

talked to. But let's go back to that time. You're a Fresno. You're a big kid. You beat

us in the bowl game. Your 1993 stats are incredible. You go sixth overall in 1994. Did

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