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Kenny Pickett. My Tom and here on the Rich Eyes and Show, what was your take on the whole idea that his hands are too small?

I potentially was capable of buying into that if I didn't watch him play college football in Pittsburgh earlier on the show.

Chargers head coach, Brandon Staley, St. Ted Coach, Dennis Allen, baseball media personality, John Boyz, still to come.

Falcon's general manager, Terry Fontano, and now it's a Rich Eyes show.

Our number three of the Rich Eyes and Show is on the year 844204 Rich is the number to dial here on the program.

We already had two NFL head coaches. We're about to be joined by an NFL general manager.

Terry Fontano of the Atlanta Falcon selected to call in any moment right now. And as soon as he does, we will, we will pop him on 844204 Rich is the number to dial here on this

Cinco DeMio program where we just had a caller, Jimmy and San Antonio say this is what St. Patrick's Day for Mexican people, not like a big thing for them.

That's what he said, essentially, it's so kids can dress up in some brarrows and go to elementary school and eat tamales, and eat tamales is basically what he said.

That's what's up. That's it. That is it. Thank you very much. Great.

We appreciate that. And so we talk to Brandon Staley about the Chargers and Dennis Allen about the New Orleans Saints.

And as you know, we are on this program. We like to be straight up and straight and fair and balanced.

So that's how we bring in the general manager of the Atlanta Falcons, Terry Fontano. We just spoke to John Boy of John Boy Media last hour talking about that.

I don't even strange bizarre weird awkward hand check. That was just it looked like the first base umpire for Dan Bellino in Miami yesterday was was getting

bum-garner ready for a manicure. I mean, that's what it looks like. He was trying to stare deep in this one soul man. It's just creepy.

Really? It's almost like he wants to throw him out, right? And he's just looking at him like give me a reason because obviously if you stare to do like that and you're just he and you know bump.

He's just he's a fiery personality. So he it's almost like that guy wanted to throw him out. I wish he would. Yeah. And he did. They tossed him.

And anyway, if you missed any of these conversations or my opinions on it, if you're interested, you tube.com slash rich eyes and show for our entire archive, the general manager of the Atlanta Falcons is joining us.

However, right now on the Mercedes Benz van's phone line. I believe first time he's been on this program. Terry Fontano of the Atlanta Falcons. How you doing Terry?

I'm great rich. Yeah, this is my first time on the show. Thanks for having me. I just have one of those awkward moments when you come into conversation late, not no idea what you guys were talking about.

We were talking about again, I don't know if this passes your radar screen or if you are on social media that the first base umpire in Miami yesterday, checking Madison, bum-garner's left hand for any sticky substance.

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