The truth about hard knocks, Mount Rushmore conversations, but hear me out. They're going to be different than any you have ever heard. It might get heated. We'll see how it goes. Your team's probably involved. And hot dog eating, of course, because it's the 4th of July.

Who wouldn't do that?

We've got all that and more coming up.

It's time bliss with france. He's always on it.

It's always.

It's zero bliss.

He's Frank Schwab.

I'm Jason Fitz.

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Let's be honest, this episode started sort of weird.

Joe D. producer extraordinary behind the scenes didn't have us clap.

We start every episode by counting down and clapping to make sure everything's synced. There was no clap today. I don't know what that means for us. I feel like a boy band with no choreography. I don't know what we're supposed to do with our hands.

You know, I felt like I should just like cut you off right there to act like we didn't have any timing because yes I feel totally off no clap to start with but you know I'm sure it'll be a good episode anyway.

It is going to be a great episode because we're going to Mount Rushmore team by team.

We're going to figure out position by position.

What teams have the best Mount Rushmore at each position?

Basically the Mount Rushmore of Mount Rushmore's is what we're trying to do here.

Yes. I mean, I kind of like this. We've taken the basic Mount Rushmore argument and we've put it on speed.

Before we get to that, though, I want to get something off my chest about hard knocks.

Because hard knocks, the Giants edition has come out and they're putting all these cute little clips of, you know, how the giants value Daniel Jones and the process of Saquan and all these things.

But let's be honest, hard knocks proved that they're really soft knocks and they proved that the year that they covered my beloved Raiders because if we're going to be honest that year was the

Antonio Brown training camp meltdown meltdown if you remember of which they covered basically

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