breaking news, the Eagles have signed 34 year old Julio Jones who managed to appear in

only 11 games with five starts last season with Tom Brady and Tampa. And he wasn't really

able to contribute much. Kishon, you were a superstar receiver who had to finally come

to grips with and decide at age 34. Okay, it's time to hang them up. How do you feel about

Julio after playing 10 all time great years in Atlanta, now playing for his fourth team

in four years? You know, skip everybody journeys are different in what their goals are when

they enter the league to try to accomplish. And one of my goals in general was to, you

know, play, make money and uplift my family out of poverty. That was my goal. My goal

was to chase rings or anything like that. My goal was simply, hey, on the way to this,

if I happen to get a ring, if I happen to go to pro bowls, if I happen to do those

sort of things, then yeah, when I first came into the league, I said, I'm only going

to play 10 years. It's well documented 10 years. And I'm done. I played the 11th year

because Dan Henning was my coordinator at the Jets who went on to become the coordinator

at Carolina. I became available. I went and had a nice cocktail with him one night and

decided, okay, I'm going to sign on for this one year based on what Steve Smith was

going through the year before against Seattle, which clamped him down. So I said, hey, if

I can join Smitty, and we can go get a ring. Now, when you look to Julio Jones, who's

had a hall.

By the way, real quick, did you regret that at all? Were you up to that task? You know,

so funny. I was up to the task. I get the damn training camp. And Smitty gets hurt.

So the first game now, I got to become Batman again instead of Robin. I thought I was going

to be Robin, right? I'm like, oh, I could go here and just, you know, one foot in, one

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