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All right, so we're on to our number three.

What's Crack in in Southern California?

I'm Jim Romo and go back to back.

So just had a conversation with Eddie Olcheck. Edzo won the Stanley Cup.

Edzo, probably the best racing analyst I know ahead of the Kentucky Derby, back to back. Love this guy, too.

We are joined right now by a former NFL offensive lineman. He played 11 years in the league for the Cowboys, the Colts, and the Eagles.

He's an NFL network analyst.

He's a game analyst for Compass Media Network's NFL radio broadcast. He is Brian Baldinger. Baldi.

It has been a minute, dude. It is great to get caught up. Great to have you on the show. How are you doing,

big dude? Rome, I'm good, man. I'm good, Jim. You know, I'm like everybody else. I'm kind of coming out of the ashes, you know, after the draft.

You know, I saw a sunny day in Southern California. I wouldn't know if it was sunny or rainy or stormy or anything.

I was kind of locked in for those three days during the draft out there in L.A.

So I'm good right now. I'm back home and kind of doing what we're doing here,

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