I'm relentless. Can you feel this? I'm going all in. It's time to cash in. One moment in time. Let's get at this. Be tremendous.

Relentless.

I'm relentless.

Five, four.

Here we go.

This is the Skip Baylor show. Episode 5, The Super Bowl Special. This is the Unundisputed, as I like to call it, because I'm about to share with you everything I cannot share during a two and a half hour go for the throat debate show.

Today I will tell you why O'Dell Beckham Jr.

is fraudulent. Today I'll tell you why Joe Burrow is a whole lot like Thomas

Edward Patrick Brady Jr. and why he is so shockingly different from Tom Brady. Today in honor of

Super Bowl Sunday the biggest betting day in sports I will tell you how I beat my gambling addiction. Today I'm going

to flash you back a little later in the show to my all-time favorite Super Bowl

week and Super Bowl game that I attended and I covered and that would be Cowboys versus Steelers Miami January 1979. What a time that was.

Today as always I'll get to several of your provocative

and probing questions.

But today, as always, first up,

it's time for not to be skipped. It is time for me to tell you exactly what I think of O'Dell Beckham Jr. I don't know O'Dell, all I've done with O'Dell is go back and forth with him on occasion on social media. But I know a lot of people who do know O'Dell.

I know some very close friends of Oell and I think I have a pretty good handle a pretty good inside view of what Odell is really all about and not all about.

I like Odell personally because I get the sense from everybody around him.

He has a good heart. He's actually down deep, a really good guy. I divide the world probably overly simplistically into good hearts and bad hearts.

Odell falls on the good heart side, no doubt.

But when it comes to what I believe in in a winning football player,

Odell is little to none of the above.

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