Yeah. Look at those sad eyes. You see him hiding back there? I am. You know what he's hiding? It's the before and after shot. He cut his own hair. He did. He did. He cut his own hair and he doesn't want to show it to you. That's all this happening here. Cartoon him is the before. The old me is gone. Now watch his cartoon him kind of slides down, slinks

down out of your picture here and eventually shows, oh, oh no, he did. He did. Here I am. It's the

rookie version of Ramon Foster, everybody. The und. The drafted rookie out of Tennessee.

Eventually, 11 years starter for the Pittsburgh Steelers in the National Football League.

What's up, bone?

Man, everything is up, man.

Good vibes.

Dolly's playing along with us a day.

She sure is.

And it is long day.

Yes.

It definitely is.

It definitely is.

Casey Kessler wants to know.

Ramon, what did you do?

I needed a change.

You know how you just feel like, all right, I had that same hairstyle.

About two, three, maybe longer. Maybe it's always been either short version of it or the long version of it. I was like, hey, my barber, I was like, Dion, let's go back. Take it all the way off, man. And I'm a low boy right now, man. Oh, low boy. I'm a low boy right now. My wife saw me. She was just like,

you look like the college you. I was like, oh, that's right. That's what you say to that.

That's what you say. The college me? Yes. Yes. Yes. And besides, I always get called her dad whenever we're in public. So I probably needed this look, D.K.

Oh, geez. Yeah. Yeah. It's real. It's real, D.K.

Ring the bell. We have football to discuss. We really do. We have football to discuss.

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