Welcome to the Peter King Podcast, a bit of a somber podcast this week. We're going to reflect on the life and times of the

winningest coach in NFL history, Don Shula, who died this week at the age of 90 at his home near Miami. You know we're going to have

Larry Zanka one of Shula's great Hall of Fame full back for the Miami Dolphins.

He'll be my guest.

He's going to be the only guest this week.

We had quite an interesting discussion. I have to say it's one of the

most enjoyable conversations I've ever done for this podcast. I really think you're

going to enjoy it. But I wanted to touch base on a few things

about Schulah first. And just to tell you that, you know, a man's career in many ways is never defined by one thing.

And it cannot be defined by one thing.

Someone in the Pro Football Hall of Fame,

everyone in the Pro Football Hall of Fame

had some bad days in Pro football and had some days that probably in his golden years

on the hammock out in his yard probably looks up at the sky and said man that day sucked and I honestly feel like know, Don Chula had a few of those.

And not in any way to focus on those,

but I believe that some of those days

made his brighter days even better.

And I mean, being the losing coach in Super Bowl 3,

everyone talks, wow, what a day, the biggest upset in pro football history.

Joe Namath in the New York Jets, I guarantee it.

We're going to beat the Baltimore Colts.

And indeed, the Jets did. The Baltimore Colts and indeed the Jets did the Baltimore Colts 18 point favorites in the game

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