What's up everybody and welcome back to the anything better podcast show with your hosts

myself Paul Burzy on the East Coast.

Bill Bitter over there on the West Coast and we got the Greek freak our producer extraordinaire

Andrew Thelmos out there in his compound in Beverly Hills everybody knows he's the Beverly

Hills kid and we are here with episode number 76 and the only person I think of is Jumbo

Elliott of the Giants.

I got a great one Lou the Toe Groza who's an offensive lineman for the for Paul Brown's

Cleveland Browns with autogram the original Tom Brady.

They absolutely dominated whatever the football league was the AAFL or something like that

they played for four years in that league the existence of that league they won all four

and then when they joined the NFL all the NFL teams were like yeah well they're not going

to do that here and then they went to like fucking five championships in a row when they

won like three of them and they tried to figure out what is it that they're doing over

there and Paul Brown was the first guy to emphasize the kicking game and he had Lou the

Toe Groza and they were winning games by two points three points one point and this lineman

was just straight on kicker big you know doing this shit just kick it in straight you know

yeah absolute legend Hall of Famer Lou the Toe Groza I read his autobiography was fantastic.

What decade what decade did they start kicking the field goal soccer style instead of the

straight because I remember that Dempsey by what half a foot he went straight to yeah that was

sort of the end of that it was in the 70s the soccer style thing came in I don't know how they

did that they took like fucking two steps and just like it was like a donkey kick I mean it's

fucking unbelievable like I had half a foot and he fucking kicked it 63 yards and then people

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