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Eleven years as a starting guard in the national football league.

He wasn't anybody's backup.

He didn't ask for any kind of trade.

He stayed with one team. He stayed at one position. And he only knew one quarter of the enmity that exists in the AFC North. I said. That had to be that had to feel good too. You never had to explain like, you know, the way Patrick Queen had to do all year long I know do that you never had to do

that or see older like teammates too like that's one thing that uh that that it really just kind of

throw off like knowing a guy like big time as far as just like I know what James Harrison can do

I know we got to keep our eyes on him all the time when he's in Cincinnati then Then when I saw him getting off the ball and he did that little squat that he does right

before he rushes, I was like, oh, this really is the boogeyman.

That's so good. I'm actually laughing over the description of the little squat that he does because I know exactly what you mean.

It's so funny when you put it that way, I can just picture it immediately.

Yeah, man, the arms go back and he's not looking at you.

He's looking at the ball and he does that little shake man.

Goodness.

Golly, D.K.

Yeah, you're not worthy of his glare. Only the football is.

He's after the football and the guy who's about to hold the football. And you're just, you're just,

you're just your ozone layer, man. You're in the way, you know?

I'm in the way. That was by far one of my more real moments with like a former teammate

it wasn't too many other like former defensive players that we went against it was who it was

james dk and who else got like traded to other places that went to other places it wasn't

really offensive guys there's a list to it, guys who finished up elsewhere.

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