The legacy and the impact of Terry Boers is obvious. Danny, thanks for making time after a day

over at FS1. You're on with Speigs and Bernstein talking about Terry Boers. Huh? Crazy.

Well, listen, that is an honor. It's great to be included. I've been listening as much as I can

all day. And yes,

Dan, it is fantastic to hear you on the score. I know it's not about you. Greenie was great.

The producers were great. It's just, it's been really, really powerful stuff. And yeah, Terry,

of course, it's a legacy of a giant.

You know, it seems like he was made to do this job,

but it wasn't the job that he first started out to do.

Like he was remarkably naturally great at it,

and that's not to suggest that he didn't work at it.

But like the combination of credentials and journalistic credibility

and the ability to be scathing and go after Titans

like you guys were just talking about with Bob Knight or Penn State or Steve

Alfred or like I was to do it a clip the other day,

just absolutely eviscerating Al Michaels

for how he, like, the soap that he wanted and how he wanted to fly on a private plane.

And what do you say?

I remember he said something like, like, put him on a private plane and send him somewhere

where he cares about the game in front of him or something like that.

Something like that.

Yeah.

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