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Fifteen years with the Giants, two-time Super Bowl champ, Phil Sims, does some college stuff

for the Believe Network as well. Our guy, Phil Sims. does some college stuff for the Believe Network as well.

Our guy, Phil Sims.

Okay, I saw this story.

Derek Gunn is a longtime reporter in Philadelphia, and he was on the Seth Joyner Show.

And I was told during the summer by an executive in the NFL who I trust top to bottom.

He said, Jalen Hertz is kind of beats to his own drummer.

It's not Russell Wilson Seahawks, but he's his own guy.

He's not raw, raw, go out beers after the game with the fellas.

He's not that guy.

And there was a story Derek Gunn reports this week is that he, you know,

he kind of runs the offense. He feels like running. And sometimes he frustrates coaches.

And so between what I heard and that, he was just saying is, you know, there's some discomfort with hurts. So here's my question to you. Do you have to be Brady chugging beers with the rookies?

Do you have to be Mahomes where everybody loves them? Or Peyton Manning would go out to dinner

with teammates to pick up the bill. Do you have to be popular to be a successful long-term

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