Welcome back to another episode of the Adam Schaefter podcast.

And on this week's episode, we will be joined by the former standout NFL tight end,

who now will be a part of Fox's NFL coverage this fall, Greg

Olson. And on June 4th, Greg's 8-year-old son, TJ, received a heart transplant.

TJ was born in 2012 with a congenital heart defect that required four surgeries, including three

open heart procedures and the installation of a pacemaker. Greg has talked about this on

social media. He's posted updates, but he has not gone as in-depth as he has publicly in this particular space this week detailing everything

that TJ has gone through and what he would hope happens in this week of Father's Day.

He was exceptional to listen to. You'll see why he's going to be an incredible success on Fox. He knows just what to say.

He knows the pulse of a situation. And he's got everybody across the NFL and this country

pulling for TJ and the entire Olson family. Just an incredible story here that we think

you'll get to hear today from the former standout tight end Greg Olson. And as we mentioned,

he says all the right things. There are also examples of men who don't always say the right

things. And we saw a couple of those examples this past week. We saw Levyon

Bell come out and say that he would never play for Andy Reid again, that quote unquote,

I'd retire first. Now, Leveon Bill came out and apologized for his comment about Andy Reid,

but did say he doesn't regret at all what he said.

Now, if you're Levi-on-Bell and you insult Andy Reid, who, by the way, has spawned a whole

entire coaching tree that coaches across the NFL, And you're trying to get another job.

What is the upside in saying that you would never play for Andy Reid, who is very well

respected and very loved across the league?

And basically make yourself come across that way to prospective employers. You just eliminated half

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