Like we were just programmed to fight every day.

And that's how Tony programmed us.

You're going down a dark alley.

You grab three of your buddies and you start swinging.

Now you have Joe come in and he has his very particular way about doing things and his different way of presenting.

And we'd go on road trips and he would say these are the color buses we're going to

get on here's the hotel lobby where we're going to grab our keys and we got savages it's like

go just get us to the game on Sunday and and cut us loose welcome back to the fish tank presented

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He is O.J. McDuffie, Juice. This is, I feel like this is your kind of show. You know, you have to say anything, man. You know this is my kind of guy right here, man. My kind of guest right here, bro. You know what I mean? If I was a little bit bigger, I think I'd be, you know, playing right beside him somewhere, you know, like mauling people and and beating people up,

you know what I mean?

Because that's my style of football, man. And boys that have missed down here right now, that type of athlete, that type of football player, bro. So, you know, I'm pumped about this one for sure, brother. Yeah, well, I am as well. It's a guy we've targeted for quite some time. Glad that the stars have aligned and we got him here. So our guest today, folks, if you're listening, he battled in the trenches for 15 NFL seasons. Shoes, he started. If he was going to line up, he was starting. 164 games played, 164 games started, elected to four Pro Bowls. He was the Miami Dolphins 2012. Good Guy Award winner. He is Ritchie Incognito. Ritchie, did I leave anything important out? No, man. That's all the highlights, man. I'm pumped to be with you guys. Yeah, heck yeah. I really, I enjoy my time down in Miami. Obviously, it didn't end on great terms great terms. But no, I love, I love being a Miami

Dolphin. I love being down there. You know, I played for Tony Spirano. And when I signed in

free agency, you know, I came down and it was like a, it was like a mafia meeting, meeting Tony

Sparano. We had, we had Tony and head coach. We had Dave de Gugliamo as an offensive line coach,

and we went over to Vignettos over in Fort Lauderdale,

a great Italian spot by the old facility.

And I walked in and we were in this back room,

and Tony was really soft-spoken and he had the glasses on.

I mean, I felt like I was going in and meet the Don, kiss the ring.

He definitely were.

Well, Richie, Big Seth did leave something out, man, that I think is important.

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