Welcome to Extra Points. Now here's your host, Cousin Sal, and his good, good pals, Dave Damacheck, and Martin Weiss.

All right, welcome to the Extra Points podcast. Cousin Sal here, and we are just past the all-star break of the NBA season. So,

I'm giving my all-star pals a well-deserved day off. Sheck needed some extra time to cut his hair.

Martin need to go to St. Patrick's Day gift shopping for his girlfriend. Eddie Spaghetti

went to pay tribute to his favorite team at the garden, not Madison Square Garden, the Olive

Garden. He's a huge fan of their breadsticks. Anyway, I know if you're anything like me, you already miss football. So here's what we did. Mikey Meatball said, hey, let's put together interviews with two Super Bowl winners who've been on our show. And I said, no, let's put together a show with three Super Bowl winners who have been on extra points.

And I took credit for his idea.

That's right.

So here they are, our Super Bowl ring worthy interviews with Michael Irvin, Dwight Freeney, and Tori Holt.

Enjoy.

All right, let's bring him in here.

He was one of the top pass rushers of his era with a spin move that even James Hardin would be jealous of. He currently ranks 18th all time and career sack Super Bowl champ seven time pro bowler. Dwight Freeney is here. What's happening, Dwight? Nothing much, man. How are you doing? We're doing great. We're talking a lot about this Tampa Bay, New England game. Should we move on from it?

Have you heard enough of this Tampa Bay New England game?

Well, for me, I've got to turn off the TV. You know what? Honestly, I have a lot of friends

on that Tampa Bay team. A lot of that coaching staff coached me in Arizona and in the Colts.

So there's a lot of like, you know, good feelings there.

Now, the Patriots side, get that out of there, right? We don't like to watch too much Patriot

stuff over here. Well, you know, it's funny, you and Tom Brady actually go back a long way.

You may have sacked them before anyone when you were at Syracke's.

He was at Michigan back in 98. Do you remember that play specifically or does it all mesh together?

No, absolutely. I mean, it was actually the first play I ever made in college. Yeah, I was a freshman

and they put me at like a de-tackle position for some reason.

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