All right, welcome back to Sports Bash is live on Radio Row in New Orleans here on a sports

bash Wednesday. Our interview is brought you by Circle Hyundai off exit 109. It's worth the drive,

huge rebates and savings on every Circle Hyundai in stock. Well, we've been talking a lot,

Jeff, about the uniqueness of New Orleans. This is a city like no others.

And one of the unique parts of it is the food in this place. It's like you can't find it. You drive a

half hour out. The food's different. The music's different. It's such a cool spot. We're going to touch on a

little bit of that. And of course, the Super Bowl and one of the big matchups in this Super Bowl.

Our next guest can talk a little bit about

his former NFL Pro Bowl tight-in.

Kyle Rudolph is with us here.

We want to get his thoughts on the tight-end

matchup, Dallas Goddard,

and of course, Travis Kelsey,

those two are going to play a big role.

And we're also going to dive into the taste

of the NFL.

Amory, Croutham. Did I get that right? Close. Close. Kroot Hein. Yes. My second option. Letter B was the way to go

is with us here from Jen U.S. G's the CEO as well. So welcome to the show.

Thank you. Thanks for having us. Well, Kyle, let's start with you first because we've got a big matchup at tight end here.

I think everybody looks at Kyle, Dallas Goddard, and Travis Kelsey is two of the best tight ends in this league.

When you watch those two guys as a guy who did it at a pro ball level, Give us some insight on what you watch from those two players.

Well, I think I'll start with Travis, and he's a guy that really done it unlike anyone else.

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