Hey, everybody.

It's the Ramon Foster show, starring the one, the only Ramon Foster.

Eleven years starting guard in the National Football League, all 11 of those years for, starring the one, the only, Ramon Foster, 11 years starting guard in the National

Football League, all 11 of those years for, um, uh, Pittsburgh, D.K. Those guys. Yeah, well,

these guys here in our shop are heading out to Friday night lights in La Trobe. Everybody can

try to crowd in here. We can get everybody in the shot. It's kind of, I'll get out of the way. What's going on? Good people. Absolutely, D.K. What's going on? Good people tell them they got to stay for the fireworks afterwards. You got to stay for the fireworks afterward. Mone says you're going to love him. Mone is actually, you're not going to St. Vincent College. You're going to La Trobe Memorial. By the way, don't be one of those people that gets lost. There's so many people go to St. Vincent and go, where is everything? Off-campus. Different stadium, different campus, different everything. Believe it or not, La Trobe is big enough for two of those. Here we got a question here from this gentleman. Yeah.

Do you want to use mine? Oh, he's got some. Come on. What's going on? Hey, Moe.

Hey, what's going on? Oh, not much. I got a question for you, though. Yeah. You be an undrafted

free agent. Who do you like this year to make the squad?

Man, you know what? To give an answer on that would almost be premature because for guys like us,

we have to show days of practice and it's got to translate over to the game. I've seen time and time

again where guys have been in that position of been undrafted superstars, the earlier part of training camp, and then they kind of wane off towards the game. I've seen time and time again where guys have been in that position, have been undrafted superstars, the earlier part of training camp, and then they kind of wane off towards the last part of it. This part of like training camp, the games matter for guys like that because it's either the offensive line that's got to play good in front of the, under the lights to protect the quarterback and make room for the running backs when they're running, or is the guys that got to show real live action reps and camp?

That's as simple as I can get.

When I see the games to see what those guys are looking like in those moments,

that's when it starts to pay dividends for those types of guys like myself.

It was the games that matter and stacking performances and training camp is what matters

the most this time of the year.

Thank you.

No problem, man.

Have fun.

Stay cool.

Oh, Adam Montello, Williamsburg, Virginia.

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