We cared about each other.

We came together to play football. I mean we all came together as a team.

Success doesn't come. Nobody gives it to you. It just doesn't happen. You have to earn it.

It's easy when it's going your way. But when things get tough, what do you do?

If you care about people you have to drive to be the best you can be and when things get tough,

you look at yourself and don't point to finger somewhere else. Look at yourself and do what you can do to be the best you can be.

When you get a group doing that, I'll tell you what. You're going to be successful. Sooner or later it's going to go your way.

The Manster. Some say he's half-man, half-monster. If you were an opposing team in the NFL from 1975 to 1988, you knew him well and that was not a good thing.

Randy White was a defensive tackle, a linebacker, college football hall of fame, pro football hall of fame, super bowl champion, nine pro bowls,

and the list goes on. I'm currently in Dallas and I met Randy White and it's not too often you come across to hall of fame legend and say,

hey, would you like to do an interview? And he says, sure. I know it's a big foot show, but I could not pass up this opportunity.

I sat down with Randy and we talked about football, his personal life and had a great time, a true gentleman.

I'm sure if you're a quarterback, in the era he played, you would disagree with that. But he is absolutely a true gentleman and I want to thank Randy for coming on the show.

This is a bonus show and a gift to, I was going to say a gift to the people of Texas, but if you're a fan of the NFL, you're a fan of Randy White.

Well, I want to welcome Randy to the show. Randy, thanks for coming on.

Well, thanks for having me.

Yeah, it's an honor to meet you. I know you're kind of a living legend in football in general, but especially down here in Dallas.

And you were known as the Manster. Who gave you that name and how did all that come about?

Well, the Manster came about because I was a nice guy off the field and on the field, I wasn't a very nice guy. So they said I was a Manster, half-man, half-monster.

Did you like that name or were you not really fond of it?

I never played much attention to it, but if you look when they originally came out with that half-man, half-monster, the Sasquatch was the picture that they used in reference to me.

Oh, they did. You go look back there. That's what the Manster was. He was the Sasquatch guy with all the hair and the...

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