Joining me right now is a Hall of Fame left tackle from the 1980s.

Jimbo Covert played eight years for the Chicago Bears, a member of the incredible 85 champion bears.

Jimbo's involved with coast to coast for ALS.

It's a 4,000-mile ride raising awareness and funding for ALS. It's a 4,000 mile ride raising awareness and funding for ALS research.

You can go to coast to coast for ALS.org and donate now to try to find a cure for this dreadful disease.

Jimbo is with me and we'll find out more details about this 4,000 mile ride, which by the way, a very good friend of mine is on this ride as we

speak. It's a great cause. But I want to start with this. You were a part of some incredible University of Pittsburgh teams.

Dan Marino was the quarterback in the offensive line at one point included you,

Russ Grimm, and Mark May.

I mean, did Marino ever get touched?

Well, not too much.

And, Kevin, he gets rid of the ball pretty quick.

But I think he had a lot to do with giving him the opportunity to pick out a receiver and

let it fly.

So he's pretty special quarterback.

It was great to have him, you know, behind us.

But, you know, we had a great line coach at Joe Moore, who is, you know,

they have the award now, the Joe Moore Award, which is for the outstanding, you know,

outstanding offensive line in college football, not just a particular player.

So, and, you know, I know Russ felt about Joe as well.

So he was the guy that kind of set the tone and was such a great coach.

And I don't know how many guys he got to the NFL.

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