to play with the Falcons and I had to give a lot of that money back to him to become a

minority owner. You know, I just managed. I just, I managed my money, but he asked me

a quick question, you know, towards the end of my career. It's like, what are you going

to do after football? Oh, he said, do you want to go coach? You want to go, you know,

do this? I was like, no, I don't want to do that. I mean, so what you want to do? I

would rather be up there with you in the box. And welcome to another exciting edition

of Up on Game presents conversations with a legend. And we do have another legend on

board on top. One of my personal faves, a hero going growing up. We got Mr. Warden

done. Now, I got, I got to set it off by saying this and I know I probably told you

there's a few times over, but you know, I used to wear wristbands on my shins right below

my knee because of work done. I had to strap, I had to strap on my shoe because of work

done. I had to wristband on my elbows. Now, they might have thought it was just because

of deep Brooks and Ray Lue, but a lot of my influence came from from you. And so, and

it's interesting because, you know, I give you a backstory and your panic, right? Y'all

know, since then AD was from Penhill's Pittsburgh. And when I was in high school, he did a camp

of champions in Pittsburgh. They would come to the camp and during the mess halls, when

all the teams would come together and be eaten, he would show highlights of Florida State.

So my two favorites, easily, well, three, I got to say three, but I didn't want to be

Charlie Ward. I wanted to be like Ward done and Derek Brooks. So the coolest thing was

the, here's the weirdest thing. I'm taller than both of y'all, right? So I was at six

three in high school, like this is like my freshman year, sophomore year. And Andy or

Bannock would bring me the tapes. So indirectly, I ran like I was your size because I in my

...