Three Green Law came up to you and asked you to sign the football for an intersection.

And you had done that with Brandon Eccles a year ago and you said, I'm not signing any

more mistakes.

And yet this young man was so excited, he said, you're the greatest ever, this is the

biggest moment in essence of my life.

And you signed the ball, tell us about that moment, what it was like for you, Tommy.

Yeah, it was for me to be honest, dude, but I try to be a gentleman.

No, it was actually the he's a, yeah, he was a great play he made.

I'm happy he's got the ball.

I'm a wish I didn't throw it, but I'm trying to be a good sport.

Because a lot of times I'm not a good sport, I could be a pretty bad sport.

And say in the moment when they get me in the right frame, I'm not sure if it's

a sport.

So I'm trying to be a good sport.

You look good.

You look like you meant it.

You look next time when you're in the ball, there were a lot of cameras on you too about

you kind of, you were forced into that one, very, very appreciated.

By the way, that wasn't Jim Gray doing an Adam Sandler impression that was out of nowhere

there.

That's part of the podcast.

Let's, let's go.

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