You want it. You need it. It's what everyone's talking about. The Kevin Sheehan Show. Now here's Kevin. I'm here. Aaron's here. Ben Standing from the athletics. Going to join us on the show today as well to talk about the Jack Del Rio and Scott Turner conference call. Get-together is yesterday with the media,

so we'll go through all of that. I just wanted to start real quickly. I want to talk some

college basketball here for a little bit. But before we get to that, you know, the Hall of Fame

yesterday, this is the centennial year of the National Football League. They're putting more people from the past

into this year's Hall of Fame class. It's going to be a class of 20. 13 of those are former

players from way back in the day and former contributors as well. Drew Pearson, the longtime

Cowboys receiver, didn't get into the Hall of Fame. He was very distraught over that. You've probably seen some of the stories about that. I feel badly for him, just like I felt badly for Joe Jacoby. Joe Jacoby is deserving of the Hall of Fame. Let me just say that. We've talked about that many times. I actually don't think that Drew Pearson is like, you know, one of these guys that has to be in the Hall of Fame personally. He's the last player from that all-decade team who isn't in it, though. Is that true? Yeah. From the 1970s all-decade team? What about Cliff Branch? It might be the last offensive player. Like, I saw something it was like the last, it was either last offensive player or last player who wasn't in the Hall of Fame. I want to look that up. That's very interesting to me because I did 20 minutes on this on the radio

this morning. And, you know, Lynn Swan, Drew Pearson are the first team receivers, Harold Carmichael

Paul Warfield's second team receivers. You know, I'm sorry, but Cliff Branch should be, you know, included. Harold Jackson should be included, you know, in that 70s list. This is from New East Grugs and Rich Hill, the only eligible all-decade offensive or defense's first teamers to not be in the Hall of Fame from the 70s. It's Pearson, 80s. Everyone's in the Hall of Fame. What about Jake? Isn't Jake the second or third? It's like a second or third team all tackle?

You know? in 80s, everyone's in the Hall of Fame. What about Jake? Isn't Jake the second or third?

It's like a second or third team all tackle?

You know, all decade.

First team.

Oh, for the first teamers.

Yes.

Okay.

Yeah, let me just see on the 80s team.

The first team, see, this is, I'm sorry. I didn't, I actually didn't know this and I appreciate you bringing this up. Jacoby's a second team all decade recipient for

the 80s is a left tackle along with Gary Zimmerman. The first team tackles are Munoz in Covert. Covert got into

the Hall of Fame yesterday. Jimbo Covert should not be in the Hall of Fame before Joe Jacoby.

This was the purpose of starting this conversation or starting the show with this conversation.

You know, Joe Jacoby played, first of all, many more years than Covert did. But beyond that, you know,

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