What's up, everybody? And welcome back to anything better podcast with your host,

Oliver, Bill Burr, producer extraordinaire in Beverly Hills, Andrew Thelest, a Greek

freak. And we are here, guys. We are back with episode number 70.

We have reached 70, Bill. We are 30 away from the big one.

Seven. Who do we got? I thought up was number 70, Leon Gray, the late great, all pro

guard for the New England Patriots. So it's great teams we had in the late 70s. But we got

I thought of I thought of Leonard, I thought of Leonard Marshall, because he was the first big

fat guy that I ever like saw with the numbers stretched. And if you remember, Leonard Marshall

was the guy who got Montana on the blind side where Montana was just laying there. And in the

NFC championship game. And I think that was the year that we beat the Buffalo Bills in 91,

Scott Norwood ride wide right. So that's Leonard Marshall, I remember.

So got Sammy. Oh, Sam Huff. Oh, my God. Yeah. The violent world is Sam Huff, another great

giant. Wait a minute. He, he wore the same numbers is Sam Huff. Oh, no. Who else you got?

Art Donovan, Ernie Stottner. Art Donovan, one of the great colorful guys of the Baltimore

Colts. Great storyteller. Wow. Ray Field Wright. Ray Field Wright's another one. I knew that

that's a Hall of Fame number. There's a bunch of guys in the Hall of Fame that wore number 70.

Dude, Ray Field Wright is such a fucking unique and he had some amazing. All right, let's

who else? There's no, there's no number 70s in the NBA, right?

I don't think it's going to be something obscure. Yeah, it's going to be like some like, yeah.

All right, well, here's what I wanted to get started on. I had to, I was thinking about you, Bill,

because you're my friend. No, I was thinking about you because you told me, wait till you have

the Italian food in Paris and buddy, buddy, buddy, were you ever right, dude? I never said a

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