After 14 seasons in the NFL, Greg Olson retired as one of the top five tight ends of all time.

Now he's a rookie all over again, starting a new career in sports casting.

In this episode, Greg shares what it was like to play in the Super Bowl,

what it's like to learn a new skill on national TV,

how his son's journey to overcome a rare heart condition inspired him to help others and

what it means to find your edge as a top competitor.

This is three things with Greg Olson.

Today on the podcast, we have a neighbor, a friend, a opponent on the basketball court, an amazing

guy in a legend from his NFL playing days.

Greg Olson, welcome to the podcast.

Appreciate you having me.

There's been a long time coming.

I feel like we've talked about this now for a few months.

Happy to be here.

Pump to have you.

Let's talk about football.

This weekend, two amazing matchups, great Super Bowl lineup.

What's going on with all this parody?

I think the thing that makes the NFL so special from the beginning was they wanted to be the anti-NBA, more the anti-MLB model where every year all 32 franchises, all 32

home cities all had the hope that one day they might be a year or so away from competing

for a Super Bowl. And you see it this year with the Bengals. You know, three years ago, they

have the number one overall pick. You know, they had won one game the year before. They

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