Ken, Ohio, there is the best part of the Hall of Fame, the busts, the many busts.

I spend time worrying that they're going to run out of room for all the busts as they keep adding more.

But John Madden, he's the guy who said that at night when they turn off the lights, the bus talk to talk to each other.

Right, right. Listen, it's a special room. I know we're going over there today for a little bit. that at night when they turn off the lights the bus talk to each other right right

listen it's a special room i know we're going over there today for a little bit

i'm uh i always think it's really cool to be there and uh i'm excited for it and uh i'm not

i'm not going coach jason garrett what do you think about the hall oh oh you're not here okay

sorry this is this is uh i love unusual yeah for a head coach any head coach, to be late for anything.

The Hall of Fame game obviously does something because now we got Jason who's known for about

48 hours that he was supposed to be here at 8 a.m. on a Wednesday morning. So he's done that

and now we're going to have to find him like he's Antonio Brown. So we're going to have fun there. But you remember two years ago, Dungey was supposed to bring his jacket to the pregame show? And he forgot it. And he forgot it. So I love when the coaches end up looking like players again. And Jason Garrett and Tony Dungey, they're ex-players. And this is their player side showing. And as I'm looking down the hallway, here he comes right now. Wow. I just saw him wipe his face, which means he's probably got done with his early morning workout, and he's sweating it out a little bit here right now. But just, hey, any time you want there, J.G. No problem, big guy. Okay.

And here he comes. He is coming. This is awesome. We're going to do the hot change. Come on, get on here. We're only on live TV. We're on live TV. Oh, he's coming in. Jason Garrett. Jav boys coach. He's been with us for what? This is year four. Year four.

Good Lord.

And like most coaches, he's psycho.

He wakes up at 5 a.m. Even Lord. And like most coaches, he's psycho.

He wakes up at 5 a.m.

even when he doesn't have to and he works out and does all of that. There he is. I thought this whole thing was going to be like an introduction. You guys start, set it up, and then, you know, you bring your guests. We're fighting you. You're now the Antonio Brown of the show, so you're getting fined.

Really?

That's interesting.

That's kind of extreme.

How long have you been up?

Yeah. A little something done. Right? When you, in all seriousness, what time do you wake up usually in the morning right now? You're like a 5.30 guy? No, different than coaching. Yeah, well, that's why I wanted to get a now and then what was it coaching? Yeah, I mean, I'm reasonable. I think it's 7 o'clock now. Yeah, okay, okay. Coaching a lot earlier. Yeah, yeah, right. Yeah, the coaching thing, though, is tricky because you're either a night guy or a morning guy. Right. And you've got to be careful about being both.

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