I remember in Atlanta when we won the NFC championship in 2016, so it would have been 17,

you know, January 17. We left the stadium, we went to dinner, and I was at dinner with my family,

we were kind of celebrating. The first call I got was from Peyton. And he was like,

all right, here's how you're going to map out your two weeks. And I'm like, man, we just won this

game, right? Like, I'm just trying to enjoy it.

Wow. That's very interesting on many levels. Because he wants him to go kick Tom Brady's ass. That's why. He's not trying to help Matt Ryan. My old friend Matt Ryan. Go kick Tom Brady's ass. I haven't talked to you in ages. But just, you know, when you're getting ready to play Brady and kind of diminish his legacy, I got some advice for you here.

100%.

Yeah, I don't want that bastard getting another Super Bowl running.

Go beat him.

The year after I just closed the gap a little and won my second one.

No question. That is amazing story. That really is. the gap a little and won my second one. No question.

That is amazing story.

That really is.

I'd never heard that before.

No.

You know, it's presented as, hey, this is kind of funny.

But yeah, you scratch past the funny.

And that is a killer.

That is Peyton Manning wanting to jam it up Tom Brady's ass. Sorry. That's what it is. It is. Well, again, those are, you know, they're two psychos. We know that, definitely. I mean, Brady's also, you know, what, on email record of like, you know, what F. Peyton Manning, I'm going to play till I'm 45. So I don't think he's, you know,

no choir boy either there, either, either way. But that's what makes them great. They're cutthroat that

way. Here's the question. If Matt Ryan gets that call before Super Bowl 51, did Russell

get it before Super Bowl 49? Did Russell Wilson get it before Super Bowl 49? Did Nick Foles get it before

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