You know, I don't appreciate you guys talking behind my back.

I know you're doing that.

No.

I could say, I was watching you in there and I know your guys are talking about me.

Every single thing.

You were talking about me.

What was said to you.

Yes, 100%.

Go home.

What I said to you was if you actually have the aches and pains and the chills and that's the flu,

then you have to go home if it's like a cold or something fine i said exactly that exactly and i went in there said exactly

that if he's got the chills but i but i knew you guys were talking about me i just know all of us

all of a sudden now you're the super self-conscious about stuff well i saw it i saw it happen right in

front of my eyes you're right but yeah but there there was nothing in there that we didn't say to you.

It was like when I was a rookie playing against the Saints down in New Orleans.

And my roommate was Dave Remington, the great center from Nebraska.

He was a year ahead of me.

Great player.

And after about three series, we weren't moving the ball anywhere because I didn't know what the hell I was doing. Right. So we walked to the sideline and it's so loud in there. They had a great

defense at the time in 1984. And he says to Sam Weish, my head coach, you got to get him off

the field. He's killing us. And I heard it. I heard it. I heard him say it. And I'm like, dude, you're my roommate.

You just told the coach to bench me.

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