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Welcome back. We're into hour number two. You know I'm live on the row in San Francisco.

I'm Jim Rome. We're having an amazing week. It's a hump day. Damn, got to wish everybody a happy hump day. Happy hump day. Get your hump on. Great to be here. So how do you follow up hour number one? Hour number one was absolutely awesome. How do you do that? Quick reminder with professional great great product for industry. Granger has you covered? Call or click Granger.com or stop on by. So how do you follow up a great hour number one? You do so by starting hour

number two with an icon and a legend. We are joined right now by a member of the pro football

Hall of fame. He is a two-time Super Bowl winner. He was the MVP of Super Bowl 32. He was the

1998 NFL MVP. He led the league in rushing that year. He is a three-time pro bowler, a three-time first-team all-pro. Of course, named to the NFL's 1990s all-decade team, in other words, an absolute icon. Always good to the show, always making an appearance here on the row. He appears courtesy of the other TD campaign. Tererey Davis is my guest, TD.

What's up, dude?

What's going on, Jim?

How are you doing?

How are you doing, man?

Good to see you.

I'm doing well.

I'm doing well. You know, this is my first year, man, not really covering sports, man. All right, so what's that been like for you? It's been great. it's been great, you know, being able to go to a dinner and just like kind of watch a game and not have to break it down and look at all the different things, you know, post-post game. So do you miss it or now that you've got a taste of that life, are you not going back? I wouldn't say I'm not going back, but my kids are getting older, so it's requiring a lot more time. Okay, how old now are you guys? 15, 13, 11. Okay, so what do they like? So it requires everything, you know. The football, sports, you know, basketball, they play my daughter rides horses, equestrian. So, you know, we go up and snowboard now. You know, we just do a lot of different things. And so I just want to make sure that I'm giving them the attention that they need during this period right because it's a very critical period right

high school right so what's it like being the children of you is there pressure do you try to take the

pressure off of them athletically how are you approaching like what's that whole vibe like man I'm

trying to figure that one out yeah right because it? Because it's kind of, you know, I want to push them a little bit, but I also don't, I want them to try to find their own path. And so when they play sports, my message to them is, listen, I'm not, we're not trying to go pro, but I want you to try to give it everything you have regardless.

You know, so don't look at it as I want you to play hard because I think, you know, I want you to go pro. It's like, no, I want you to try. That's the way, if we decide to do something, then give it everything you have, right? That's my one requirement. It's so generational, man, it's so transcendent. My old man, like I'm, I don't want to say it, but I'm 61 right now.

And my dad used to say it to me, and I used to hate

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