It's the Ross Tucker football podcast.

Oh yeah, it is, but it's not just any Ross Tucker football podcast.

It is a wisdom Wednesday and as promised, we're going to get the wisdom from a former Wilson Bulldog from

my missing. I'm trying to say as many W's as I can right now, who just won the Super Bowl and promptly retired.

I told you we would get Chad Henney on the show sometimes soon. That's exactly what we'll do.

We got, by the way, a lot of feedback from yesterday's show, Maddie Levy, one of the 200 million people that

doesn't watch the Super Bowl. I thought it was hilarious. A lot of you did. Some of you didn't like it.

We'll get into that a little bit later. I'll also get into the winner stuff a little bit later.

I want to get right to Chad. It's big show time.

All right. So this is at least the third time that Chad's been on the show.

So most of you already know we're from the same hometown, although we went to kind of rival high schools.

I've known about him since he was like seventh or eighth grade.

Everyone is dad told me about him. Most importantly for our purposes right now.

Just one of the Super Bowl again and just retired. Like he had this awesome Instagram picture.

He's drinking a beer, not our official sponsor. So I won't even say the name of the beer, but he's drinking a beer says that's it after 15 years.

So Chad, thanks for coming on the show again, man. Really appreciate this. He's doing this right before he takes his kids to school.

Yes, we are real people that take our kids to school. So I guess I just want to start Chad with when did you, when did you kind of know that this year was it?

I think just earlier on, I mean going into the season, I think just talking with my family and just how my body felt and my mind where my mind was at.

I felt like this could be it. And obviously, cabiting it off of the Super Bowl. Well, better way to go out. So it's definitely icing on the cake.

I probably get once I got in the league was 12 years. I pushed three years past and finally felt like this was it.

Okay, so a lot of interesting things there. So first of all, why was 12 the goal? Why was that the number?

I don't know ever since I got in the league after I graduated Michigan, I've just felt like, hey, 12 is a good number. I mean, a lot of people say 10, you know, 10's a great career.

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