What's up, everybody? And welcome back to your favorite hour of the week. It's the

anything better podcast with Paul Verzi, Bill Burr, producer Andrew Femless out there

in Beverly Hills. And we have an amazing episode number 43 for you guys on this Thanksgiving

week. And Bill, who's 43, Bill? The greatest number 43s of all time. You'd be surprised.

This is not a sexy number, but there's some beast here. Rick Sutcliffe. Great, Rick Sutcliffe.

Want to say a young award? Three All Stars nationally rookie of the year in 1979, 171 wins,

4.08, ERA, 1,679 strikeouts. The great Cliff Harris, pro football, Hall of Fame, induct

D 2020 for the Dallas Cowboys. He won at least one Super Bowl. I believe Super Bowl 12.

And who else we got? George Atkinson, Dr. Death from the, the Raiders. That's a great

nickname. Hold on to death. Oh, they were the best. The sole patrol. That was George

Atkinson, Skip Thomas, Jack Tatum. And it's one other guy forget Dennis Echersley, Paul,

baseball, Hall of Fame, Dennis Echersley, 2,401 strikeouts, 390 saves. And a head of hair,

a head of hair. You had a hair that has never changed in a great broadcast of two. Number two,

Paul, Troy Paul Amalou. That's a great one. 700. Well, they're all great. Come on, man.

Dennis Echersley, George Atkinson, the Hall of Famer. See you, Hall of Famer.

No, but Paul Amalou's Hall of Famer. Yeah. I know. But you fucking, they knew it. They're just

great because you know, I mean, all right. Sorry. Troy Paul Amalou, 2003 to 2014, 770 solo

tackles, 12 sacks. He'll get 12 sacks. I feel like he jumped over the line 15 times a year

and timed it perfect. 14 force fumbles, 32 interceptions is not in the Hall of Fame as of

yet. He will be in without a doubt. And then Steve Foley. Steve Foley. Number one, 44 interceptions.

He was a corner for the Denver Broncos lost Super Bowl 11. One time all pro. I don't know why he

is number one, but 44 and his career and receptions is pretty amazing. Although you're looking

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