Grippin the football. Are you a two and five guy? Do you even pay attention that? Like you put your pinky here? Let me see, can you just grip it for us? Yeah, good. That's how you know you're a baller and you don't even know.

He just grabs him.

But yeah, you're a two and five guy.

That's just like me.

Oh yeah, that's it.

That's my buddy Ben Rafflesberger.

The guy, like, I wish I could have had that main mind like frame of mind as a quarterback right you know that's part of his greatness you know it is the fact that he could kind of just go out and play and not worry about it.

Two and five grip, like I told you,

that's how I gripped it, as you heard there, right?

All days, traditional, like old school grip,

you used to see this more than you do now and of course we're going to get

into that later with our favorite grips and all that but yeah big Ben that will give me

a chuckle forever the fact that he was like I don't really know how oh well damn I guess this is how I do it I

never thought about this right that was the moment right there where Ben

Rothschildsberger realized that there are other grips it was like I just thought

that's the way you gripped I don't know there was any I grip but I throw it great what's the problem you know you

people do it differently than that there's one way I will always say this I got you know

flack about it at times with Ben Rothersberger through my career early on in my media

career right in the pantheon of all-time great quarterbacks and I think we had a few

discussions with people here on our podcast and listeners and all that.

I think Ben Rolfezburg is way better than people give him credit for in the

pantheon, right?

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