It's like, it's a little like politics. You just have to try and do the best you can.

Say what you know, offer an opinion, say it's an opinion, and see how it goes.

But I mean, we're in a really powerful position. I'm in front of, now they may be the same people,

but probably 40 to 50 million people a week. The president of the United States is in

front of 50 million people a week. You know, it's like, it may be for a second or 30 seconds.

And believe me, they're always a lot smarter than I am too. But it's like, you build a relationship

and people know that you're going to try and give them something honest and something that's

right without crossing lines or embarrassing people on purpose. But you know, we work for whoever

it is that's watching, not not the team, not the player, not the quarterback, not the coach.

Welcome to the latest episode of Just Getting Started. We've had an incredible run here

with this season on the voices of the NFL starts with Al Michaels and it should only be fitting

that it finishes right here with my friend from NBC and also from the NFL 100 all-time team show

Chris Collinsworth here on Just Getting Started. How are you, Chris?

I'm good. God, has that show seemed like it was a million years ago or what?

Well, the crazy thing is is that, you know, we're recording this show right now just a week after

you and Al did the Sunday Night Game of Brady's Return to New England. And we saw Brady

and Bill together in what wound up being the spring right before their final

season together. And we were all like looking for any symbol or sign or smoke signal of what was

going on because Tom wasn't showing up for his OTAs and, you know, and I just was going back

and forth with maybe they were uncomfortable because it was the first segment we shot of the entire

six episode series and Bill hadn't done TV before but that was an interesting run to say the least.

Chris for that. Yeah, you know, and the truth is always somewhere in between, right?

...