And the Hello everyone. Welcome to another episode of this, the Redo World Football

Podcast. My name is Josh Norris. Thank you for being here. I feel it's a little different now that the season's over, right?

A little time to breathe.

Drink an extra glass of wine every once in a while.

Maybe catch up on some television that you've missed out on for the last three years.

But the podcast does not stop. No, it does not.

Today we have some extra interviews from last week and ones that really stand up.

We're going to start with the underground king of the wide receiver position.

His name is Jordi Nelson. You love him. I love him. One of my favorite players to watch

over the last few years. We went back in Jordi's past to his days as a basketball player and if he ever faced off against Julius

Peppers when they overlapped with the Packers.

We also almost never got Jordi Nelson, the wide receiver, he'll tell you that story. And also the story of how a mistake earlier in the season that yes

Aaron Rogers corrected him on led to the opening touchdown in Super Bowl 45

then we move over to Gary Vaner Chuck, Gary Vee, as you know him on Twitter and

Instagram and everything else. His answer, when I asked him about nepotism, was fascinating. The benefits,

the downfalls of it because that's a word we've been hearing a lot in the NFL over the last few months in the coaching process.

And we'll close with Justin Fawcett. You all know Justin Fawcett. they're running back for multiple teams.

And he kind of explained what life is like for a late-rounder

undrafted rookie who gets cut after training camp and how you really just hope for one opportunity.

He also played with Rahim Mostert and Kyle Eustacheck in Baltimore, so a couple stories there as well.

And before we get going, if you enjoy the podcast, consider sharing it with

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