It's so nice. I'm saying it twice. Sweetness sweetness. The nothing personal word of the

day today is sweetness because 20 years ago today Walter Payton died at the age of 45

years old. Walter Payton, one of the greatest of all time, Hall of Fame, or Mike Dicke,

called him the greatest football player he ever saw, died of a liver disease. He

could not get a transplant. And it's hard not to think about him all the time if

you're a fan of football. If you've never seen him play, watch him play. Just watch

him day to day and then listen to him talk. It's all about sweetness. You know

yesterday during the show I was going to do an entire segment on nothing

personal about Trent Williams. And I actually did think about it, talked about it,

went through it. But then during the show it came out that there was some sort

of issue with Trent Williams and cancer. And it was all very confusing to me what

was going on. But I wanted to really discuss the relationship between Trent

Williams and the Redskins and how broken it is and how it will never ever be

fixed. And then more word has come out. So we're revisiting that and we're

thinking about it again. And I'm going to explain everything that's going on and

then decoded for you because there's some layers here. So about six years ago,

Trent Williams, yes, that Trent Williams, the all pro phenomenal lineman for the

Washington Redskins, that organization, which just has problems really from A to Z

from its logo all the way to its owner down to the fact that they can't win

games. So about six years ago, Trent Williams had some sort of a growth in his

head. And it turned out that it was not either not properly taken care of or

just turned into something not the point. And I'm not imputing either the

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