It's the Ross Tucker football podcast.

Oh, yeah, it is, but it's not just any Ross Tucker football podcast.

It is a tuck heads Tuesday presented by Draft Kings, your boy once again working on about

three and a half hours sleep after I just landed two hours ago on the red eye from Los

Angeles. Yes, I was on the sideline for the Rams and the Cardinals last night, but I

bring it every day for you guys because that's what I do. We are presented by Draft Kings.

We will have new spread the word winner sponsor confirmation email winner and YouTube shout

out winners later in the week. I will get into last night's game, which is kind of a bummer.

You know, I think you know me by now. I like competitive games. That was not competitive.

Although I want to tell you about the stadium, the press box food, there's a lot to get into

from that game last night. We're getting to that momentarily, but I wanted to bring on a

really unique guest today. His name is Jimmy Stewart. He's a former NFL defensive back.

And now he's the senior coordinator of counseling services for student athletes at Colorado State

University. But I thought it was really unique to get a guy who played in the NFL, who can comment

on mental health in general and Antonio Brown in particular because I found myself having a bunch

of questions regarding whether it's a mental health issue or not, how we should discuss it,

how we should frame it. So you guys know me if I don't feel comfortable with something,

I don't feel like I have enough knowledge. I bring on an expert so that I feel comfortable

moving forward. It's big show time.

Jimmy really appreciate the time. So glad to get you on the show and to be able to talk about this.

I guess first before we dive into what you're doing now and anything related to the Antonio Brown,

specifically your mental health in general, I'm hoping you could give the listeners your background

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