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Are you looking for a podcast about pro football that doesn't put you to sleep with an avalanche

of analytics or insult your fandom with brainless hot takes? Well, hi. I'm Dan Hansis. And I'm Mark Sestler. Oh, hi, Mark. And we're the host of Heed the Call, the NFL podcast you've been waiting your whole life for. Head the Call covers every game, every storyline, everything that matters, and we do it all with a touch of mirth. Football is fun. Why shouldn't your football podcast be the same? Follow and listen to Head the Call NFL podcast wherever you get your podcast. Great to have you with us. Football Friday on the fan, Alan Jerry, till Boomer NGio coming up at 6 o'clock on a big Friday program. You know how early in the program, Jerry, I was trying to make excuses for Islander and Matt Barzell for being late.

And I said, oh, the traffic around here is brutal and then I found that he's been here for 10 years.

Yeah.

Well, multiple people, including Joseph Jims and Marty Mattesik, or I'm sorry, Jerry, Marty Mattesik.

Yeah.

Inform me that the Islanders were in Raleigh, North Carolina, and he was late there. I don't care. Which, by the way, it doesn't matter. He probably just needed to come down from the hotel. There goes all my excuses for him. Yeah, there is. Again, I don't care where you are. There's no excuse to be late unless you have a family emergency. Sorry, there's just not. All right, fair enough, Jerry. So he overslept. I guess. Good God. That's a big part of the story you needed to include. Yeah, like I was just picturing emitting traffic. Like he literally just didn't come down from his hotel room in time. It's funny because I knew they were in Raleigh last night because I said all morning yesterday. They were in Carolina, all three teams on the road. I even wrote today that they lost. I didn't know this was from this game. Yeah, from this game, Jerry. All right. By the way, think about this. So Jim Ursay passed away a couple months ago, I guess, now, right? Yeah, a little longer than that, but yeah, this year. Probably longer than that. It is weird. Always time you think, like, oh, yeah, that person passed away a few months ago. Then you looked and they've been dead for like 19 years. Well, like Tony Randall, when we discussed earlier this week, you thought he was still alive and he died in 2004.

So a couple years ago.

A couple years ago.

So Jim Ursa had passed away.

Only 65 years old.

You know, Jim Ursa spent a lot of his life collecting really cool memorabilia.

Oh, did he?

Yeah, he was big into like music memorabilia.

So guitars, handwritten lyrics from.

That's cool.

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