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Welcome to GM Street I am tape Frazier and sitting across from me Mr. Michael Embardi Embardi how you doing? I am great great another tape and show here. It's pretty good. I know we studio. Yeah, we got a studio lights around this video but it's pretty nice. It's nice to do it. I feel like a little bit like we're in the Larry King out at the studio. You two young for like I think of course I remember Larry King. Well if you don't remember him you can always just go over to that Nate Nal's Deli and see him every day in there if you don't want. Oh really? No he's around.

Every day in Rickerson there. Not that I go there but I mean I've seen him every time I've been there. Yeah, I saw Larry King one time in Los Angeles and my uncle was out here at the time when it happened and he freaked out. It was like the biggest celebrity I've ever seen. Larry King since this is going to be a little bit of an out Davis or Larry King and out Davis were best friends right. Wow. I didn't know that. I actually go back to Brooklyn together best friends and Larry King's wife had a had a brother who was a football player at BYU. Okay. So there's like there's a big gap and we had to carry that player on our our program.

Practice squad. Can we not say his name? We don't want to say it. Okay. And I don't want to but he wasn't really an NFL quality player but the power of Larry and out together. We carried him for two years on practice. Drawing.

Crazy. Draw them absolutely insane. Like he was a scout team quarterback. Anyone even very good at that. So but it just shows you how close the relationship. You got

no somebody like Hollywood. You got no somebody to get in the business. And it's a dream job to be a backup quarterback.

We're like a team Scott. Yeah. You were a town. You tell everybody, Hey, I'm a you know, and you're like an actor. Like I'm playing Cam Newton.

This week. Exactly. Exactly. And speaking about Davis, we're going to jump in this week. We're going to do blue chip coaches. This has been

something that's promised by you. Lombardy. This is what all the people have been waiting for. We just want to go and give a

little background to how this whole process came about. And it all started with your man out Davis. Right. So you know, I'm

working for the Raiders and Al has historically loved players. And you don't have to be asked a thousand people around the

NFL. I was never really didn't want to pay a lot of coaches. He thought coaching was he could handle a lot of it. Yeah. And so

managing of egos. Right. And so what happened to Al is I think you have to really kind of understand it's a little bit

like since we're in Hollywood, we can explain it in Paramounts down the street. So there was a period in Hollywood where Robert Evans.

Do you ever see that Robert Evans character? He's in entourage. The he that they've based the that studio producer on Robert Evans

is kind of an eccentric guy lives in his big house. Okay. When he'd ran Paramount, he thought since he couldn't afford actors,

he thought the best thing he could do was buy books and then turn books into movies, which he did. He bought love story.

He bought the Godfather and all of a sudden he took Paramount and made it much better. The point of the story is he

bought writers and let the actors go. When I was first to do it in his thing in the NFL, the players mattered the most coaches didn't.

It was one scheme. It was, you know, man to man, it was two backs in the back field, the quarterback called the plays at the

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