Welcome back to another Adam Schaefter podcast, the Hall of Fame edition, literally, of the Adam

Shepter podcast, as we will be joined today by two men being inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame this upcoming weekend.

Our first guest will be the man who spent nine years with the Dallas Cowboys,

three with the Denver Broncos, earning nine Pro Bowl selections, and seven All-Pro honors. The great Demarchus Ware will be with us to share

his memories of winding up in Dallas, how he got there, winning a Super Bowl with the Broncos,

and being the all-around Hall of Fame person that he is. And then we will be joined by the number

three overall pick in the 2007 NFL draft, a man who went on to become one of the greatest

left tackles in NFL history, Joe Thomas, spent all 11 years of his career with the Browns,

a 10-time Pro Bowl selection, an eight-time all-pro

selection, and remarkably never missed a start or an offensive snap over the course of his

11-year NFL career started each of his career 167 games and amassed an NFL record 10,363 consecutive snaps

without going out of the game.

He was voted into the Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility and will be inducted

this weekend.

And the speaking order in Canton this weekend is Zach Thomas first,

Ken Riley, DeMarcus Ware, Joe Cleco, Chuck Howley, Dorell Revis, Don Correel, Ron DeBarber, and Joe Thomas.

And being that DeMarcus Ware is in front of Joe Thomas this upcoming weekend, he's

going to go first on this podcast. But before we get to that, on last week's podcast, we had the new

owner of the Washington commanders, Josh Harrison, for anybody who missed it, anybody who's curious to

hear, it's there here on ESPN podcasts, on Apple,

on Spotify, wherever you get your podcasts. Go back and listen to Josh Harris. And what's

interesting to me is that when I spent some time in Detroit this summer and visited Chicago,

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