Olin, shout out to you.

Bear down.

You're okay?

Olin Crutes. I always live by this. Who much is given, much is expected. 14-year NFL veteran. The leader of the whole deal, Olin Crutes, he's the heartbeat. He's the soul. He's out there leading the line along with Brian Erlacker, the team captains. Six-time pro bowler and four-time NFL All-Pro. I thought for three or four weeks did the best office line NFL.

After today's performance... are the team captains six-time pro bowler and four-time NFL all-pro. I thought for three or four weeks did the best office line NFL.

After today's performance, I don't know how you can argue that.

I think this is the best office line in the NFL right now.

Football analysts for 670 the score. We hear all the bigger people talk about the All-22 all the time, the All-22.

I heard Dustin talking about, you know, a way for the big guys come on with the all 22 you know the big guys they talk about all 22 i think that's what dust said and i started laughing and i thought man i think he's talking about me but anyway uh you know uh the throwing at the zikis which uh if you want to watch something dustin i know know Dustin, listen to this for all 22. Watch that throw. It's unbelievable for in all 22. Olin Croutes with Spiegel and Holmes on 670 the score. It is always a treat when we get an education from Olin Crutes. Our segment with Olin is brought to you by four seasons, heating, air conditioning, plumbing, and electric for all the right reasons. It's called 866 four seasons. Speeges is out today. Carmen Vitale of Fox Sports and of Marquis is here who grew up watching Olin Cruz play. And then as a professional, now you've seen him speak. I have.

Hi, Olin. How's going? Good are you? That makes you feel young, Lawrence. Thanks. She grew up while she was little. I was playing out there. I'm sorry. Well, I'm older than you, so. No, Olin, you and I have been in the same room a couple of times. I've been to the O-Line Masterminds Summit a couple of times.

And I've gotten to hear you speak and teach.

And it's always a thrill for me to get to listen to you and learn from you, most importantly.

Because I think there's just, there's not enough coverage.

There's not enough understanding when it comes to offensive line play, especially for how crucial it truly is. Yeah, and I appreciate that. Like, you know, what an event that is that Duke Mannyweather puts on every year where we get to go out there and talk to young offensive alignment about what it takes to making the NFL, and like you said, just kind of teach and bring some of the old guys in there. And like you've probably seen, Carmen, it's really important for them to teach what they know and to pass it on along to the younger generation. So a real fun event, a lot of good offense alignment in the room. I heard you guys had Joe Thomas on. He was on earlier in Mullen Hall. But a lot of guys come and show up and really teach.

I got to talk to Will Shields this year about some of the past pro technique he used when he played

and he was teaching me how he used his hands. And it was an amazing event even now at this age

and my son was with me. So I got to go with him. He plays O-line at Illinois. So that was a real

fun event this year.

I imagine that for you, it's like you get to actually talk your language. Like for us,

when you come on, you dumb it down for us. You bring us in, but for you to be able to go to a space where you can just talk the way that you ordinarily would around football players, it's got

to be pretty cool.

It's really cool.

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