Grankowski is, uh, I know what I'm smelling.

Oh, yeah.

It smells like college.

The, uh, so Grunkowski's, his appeal is today.

They've expedited it.

So the league did the Patriots one favor, and he will, that will stand up.

And I guess, according to Phil Perryry i didn't think of this the

players association encourage you to

appeal these things but he won't win the appeal nor should he and if you're gronk you

you say okay i mean he's exactly right there's a lot of money that's on the line for

gronkowski well he screwed himself because he's not going to reach that third tier of

incentives he might because the third tier of, there's several different things that he could end up getting it. It's not just one or the other. I think it's one of four. And one of them is, I think, 14 touchdowns is one. Okay, here it is. 90% of snaps. He's probably not going to get that. 80 catches, where, I don't even know where he's at yet. 1,200 yards or 14 touchdowns. I want to... Or? Yep. He only needs one of those. Yep, he needs to get 90% of snaps or 80 catches or 1,200 yards, or 14 touchdowns. I'll have to look up where he is right now. He's got 849 yards receiving, so he's going to have three games for a little under 400 yards, which is doable. It's doable. He's not going to get 14. He's only got 7 touchdown, so he's not reaching that. Okay. What about the catches? Catches, he is 55.

He's not going to, I mean, that's going to be tough too. It's yardage. The yardage is the only thing that he could conceivably get. But you'd have to play another team that just completely ignored him, like Buffalo. Or didn't have anyone that could check him, boy. Like Buffalo. the guy that he hurt

did you see him when he was

like hold

quote unquote holding gronk

I mean he was like quote unquote holding gronk? I mean, he looked like he was a little kid out there. Yeah, he's like a lot of defensive backs. He's just holding on for dear life. Sure. We talked about the ball family and the problems that Leangelo is getting pulled out of school and he's never going to play in the NBA. Jimmy, go ahead.

Hey, guys, real quick with the youngest son, I don't even think he's going to be eligible to play because he's got his own shoe now. The big ball, yeah. And he's getting paid money out of that. So I think that's why he's going to send the youngest kid to wherever the hell he's going to play. but um we angel's got got the definition of the middle child syndrome, man. He, you've got the oldest son who's loved the most and then convinced that he wasn't loved enough, so they had to have a third kid. And now he's got to act out and just doesn't, it's sad, man, it really is. That's really all I've got to say.

Yeah, and then he's got a dad that pulls him out of a four-year school where he could have gone from free. Dad got him, got him a scholarship to UCLA to play on a very good team,

or maybe you learn something, maybe you play with good players, maybe your game gets better,

maybe you go somewhere after a couple of years. I mean, but LeVar already had it in his mind that the kid was won and done before he got here. I understand a father's love is a father's love, but there has to be. And see, that's the thing. I'm convinced LeVar doesn't have anyone talking to him. I mean, as high of a profile as he has, most people with high profiles at least have somebody advising them on where to go and what to do and how to make things look good. I mean, LeVar's gone a long way on whatever he's done. You know, okay, I'm going to be, I'm going to produce my own shoe. That worked. You know, being loud, that worked. I wonder. Seeing all kinds of crazy stuff. That worked. But there has to be a time where you get to a point where it's real serious and your sons are involved. Somebody has to be there to advise him. I wonder if Leangelo that the suspension made him think, all right, if I take him out, it will help the brand. because he's got to wear... Absolutely, that's a consideration. Because he's got to wear a different shoe at UCLA. Sure. And so maybe, I mean, it's a very... Because, you know, all the kids go, yeah, I want that guy that's playing in Turkey's shoe. You know, like a big baller, a number one seller in Turkey. Well, LeVar's spin would be, oh, we're going worldwide, baby. We're going to Europe. Yeah. That's his spin. That's how he'll do it. You know, we're shipping 300 boxes of this shoe to, you know, people who watch my boy play. Absolutely, that's going to be the spin. In gyms where there's like 2,000 people watching.

Right, and they play one game a week.

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