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Smith, Barney, LLC, member SIPIC. E-Trade is a business of Morgan Stanley. Welcome back to the man coverage podcast on Pride of Detroit.

I am your host, Mike Payton.

Today, we've got a very big guest.

We've got one that I'll tell you, I had this guy's poster on my wall when I was a kid.

This is a big deal. This is a big, big, big guest. Today we're bringing it. I'll just go down

the slate. Four-time pro bowler, three-time first team all-pro, led the league in

receptions twice. In the Lions Ring of Honor, one of the best receivers that's ever been in

Detroit, Mr. Herman Moore. Herman, thank you for joining us today. It's a pleasure. Thanks for having

you. Well, you know, this is, this is, we've been talking about this all week having herman moron

it's a big deal so um but we but we definitely want to just kind of jump right into it um

you know i'm going to start with with you where i started with lomas brown i'm always fascinated

uh when when pro athletes realized they could be a pro athlete?

Like when was it when you were like, you know, man, I'm really good at this.

I could actually do this for a career.

When was that?

I think when DeCoyalian drafted me, once they actually drafted me, I, you know, all seriousness, back in my days at UBA, University of Virginia, it was not quite understood where I was going to be as it relates to being picked in the draft but I ultimately being a first round

draft pick made it a lot easier to realize that that dream is going to come through and then

I struggled a little bit my first year and I would run but after that thing's kind of leveled out

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