We are here now with Hall of Famer. I don't need to say future. I don't need to say

pending. Hall of Famer, Isaac Bruce, Sims and Lefko. I don't know if you even know what this is,

but this is a place where you can say whatever the fuck you want. Curcing is allowed,

is real talk is allowed. This is trestry. Well, you guys are safe with me.

Oh, I appreciate you very much. So you're here just because as Stephen Nelson hooked this up,

and I want to say shout out to Stephen double underscore Nelson on Twitter. He is the man

for doing this. It's fascinating to me that we talk about athletes all the time. You guys go through

your whole career and it's your amazing, you're amazing, you're amazing. And then there's this

process where it's like, but we're not sure how amazing you are. You have, you retired second

all time. Was it yards or catches? You were part of some of the greatest teams of all time.

Correct. In the thousand reception club. Yes. Yeah, pub yourself. Feel free to do it.

These are facts. Yeah, these are facts. But yeah, just facts. Yeah. When I retired, I mean,

I was close to a hundred touchdowns. Yes. For a touchdown reception. But when, you know,

I like the factor in the big one is Super Bowl 34. This got to be at least 15 at one catch.

I was there. I was there. Were you really? I was sitting in the stands.

Now, but my thing is is what is it like for your entire life for people to tell you how incredible

you are? And then all of a sudden, there's this part where people go, well, we need to evaluate

this a little bit for it. It's different. And it's important that you always have your own identity

of what type of player you are because you have those values at times when you're drafted and after

you drafted, everybody's scrutinizing the place where you're drafted, the impact that you're

going to make on the team. And from there, once you retire, you know, when you're when you're

being scrutinized to get into the profitable Hall of Fame, you know, they kind of knit pick and

...