Alright, welcome to Talking Giants. It's our week off, but we're not taking time off. We got some stuff for you guys.

On this episode I have an interview with Rich Soibert that I did back in January.

Really good interview. Rich Soibert's not the most exciting guy in the world, but he has a lot of stories.

It was a part of a lot of Giants history. We talked about that playoff game against the 49ers back in 2003.

I believe it was. We covered a lot. The Super Bowl, how he fit with Eli, the David Tyree catch. We hit all that kind of stuff.

So it was a lot of fun. Rich Soibert's a really good guy. He's as good as a guy as there is.

And so yeah, it's a lot of fun. And if you want to listen to about the Kevin Durant and the Net stuff, make sure to go check out my episode of the Sino-Land Radial that is out now.

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We now welcome on to the program of very special guests. He's a 10 year NFL veteran every year with the New York Giants,

Offensive Guard, Super Bowl 42 champion Rich Soibert. How you doing Rich?

I am doing good Bobby. Thanks for having me on today.

Yeah, man. We're definitely looking forward to it. I'm a big Giants fan and a bigger fan of the Office of Line.

So it's definitely a fun. But I want to go chronologically through your career.

Obviously you are an undrafted free agent and you broke the starting lineup.

But there's a moment early in your career that everybody remembers but people might not remember that it was you.

The playoff game against the 49ers on the botch snap on the field goal.

Oh yeah, I remember well.

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