First and gone

My home swings in.

It's there!

Hardman!

Jack Pop, Kansas City!

And this was the Andy Reed Special.

This was the Andy Reed special we talked about he was saving all day

He's gonna fake a motion to go across and at that moment he turns and goes back

Harpen who they didn't have right and they go get Hartman and bring him back and the game-winning drive of Mahon's career.

He's been waiting for his what's your most. He's never had it in an overtime. He is the best. He is the standard. Your

Michael Jordan wins it again.

That was Tony Romo at the end of the Super Bowl, not letting the play breathe, jumping right in and doing a bromo bit.

And we wanted to have Jimmy Trainer on the show to talk some sports media stuff.

He writes for SI now. He's the host of the SI media podcast. And Jimmy, I guess we'll start

with with Romo. He's a real polarizing guy, but when he first started calling games, nobody

knew really anything about his personality, and he was kind of lauded and loved, and

when did it start turning? It started turning maybe

after maybe his second third season I think a big part of this is one of the things that

made Tony a fan favorite when he first came on the scene was he was predicting plays and was right like 99% of the time and it was almost like a magic trick.

It was very cool, the viewers and it was almost like a magic trick it was it was very cool the viewers

liked it and for some reason I'm not sure why but someone at TVS told them to stop and

ever since then, that element of Tony's broadcast is not there now.

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