This is always a treat. So excited about this, because I've been wanting to talk to these guys. Well, unfortunately, we only have a certain number of headsets. So George and Gordon, you're going to have to give up your headsets for our guests. It makes no sense. We've got 12 headsets here. Just these work. So if you don't mind, because entering our broadcast tent here, longtime NFL veterans, between between them they have 32 Super Bowl

rings now they're in football retirement but they always have an interesting venture it's

the skinlonon brothers good morning to the older skinlonon brother, Nick Skinlanin. How are you?

Morning, Greg. Good to see you. Good to see you, George. Hey, good to see you, Nick.

Oh, he's nice to head that overall. A little cheap, but anyway, Nick is the older and larger, much larger of the two Skinlonan brothers. You were a deep snapper for 21 seasons.

21 years, yes, in the NFL.

And I kind of look at my time now as giving back to the game.

And as always, your younger brother is with us.

This is Rick Skinlon in 19 seasons as a punter and holder.

That's right.

Hi, Craig.

And you're very tiny for an NFL veteran. I was a little undersized.

And I was a preemie, as I say.

You don't have to talk about them.

And my mom used to say I was malformed.

Oh, no.

That's terrible of going to say about you.

Yeah, it was just kind of bad. Yeah, mom was honest. terrible to say about you. It's kind of bad.

Well, what brings you guys to Cowboys, Camp?

Well, thanks for asking, Craig.

We're out here.

We're out here to cover the Cowboys for our new podcast on the Cumulus Podcast Network.

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