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Ep. 3: “60 minutes of hell” Jason Taylor on playing against Tony | Boselli: A Podcast Series · The Jacksonville Jaguars Official Podcast Network

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Speaker 1: The Hall of Fame, will would truly be the high
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Speaker 1: speed of his arner I can have as a as
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Speaker 1: a football player. Welcome to a celebration of Jacksonville Jaguars
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Speaker 1: left tackle Tony Bacelli's induction in the National Football League
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Speaker 1: Hall of Fame. What makes it even more special for
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Speaker 1: me is I want to represent this organization and this
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Speaker 1: fan base because I know it's important to them as well.
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Speaker 1: For them to care that much means a tongue to me.
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Speaker 1: Join Jaguars dot Com senior writer John Hosier as he
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Speaker 1: sits down with the people who know Tony both professionally
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Speaker 1: and personally. Hall of Fame defensive end Jason Taylor in
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Speaker 1: covering Tony's sort of journey two the Hall of Fame.
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Speaker 1: I know I've seen several places where you have spoken
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Speaker 1: barely strongly of him getting in. Uh, what were your
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Speaker 1: thoughts when he did get in and and what are
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Speaker 1: your overall thoughts and him as a player. I thought
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Speaker 1: it was very deserving when he kind of got in,
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Speaker 1: and none of there was debate about the the longevity
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Speaker 1: of his career, and he dealt with some injuries late
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Speaker 1: in his career, but there was a I don't even
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Speaker 1: though for the lack of knowing the exact number of years,
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Speaker 1: you know, there's a five or six year periods of
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Speaker 1: time there where he was, if not the very best,
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Speaker 1: one of the top two tackles in the in the
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Speaker 1: NFL and the tackles in the NFL, and he, I
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Speaker 1: mean it right up there with a Jonathan Oggins and
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Speaker 1: and Orlando Paces of the world that we're playing at
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Speaker 1: that time, and he's Tony's I thought, always had the
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Speaker 1: talent and had the body of work. Um, minus the longevity.
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Speaker 1: If if that's what you want to hang it up,
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Speaker 1: hang up, you get hung up on you can. But
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Speaker 1: having played against him as some of the top tackles
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Speaker 1: in this league, I thought he was very deserving and
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Speaker 1: you know we had a you know, we played a
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Speaker 1: few times and he wore my high parts out every time.
1:57
Speaker 1: Talking to Michael McCrary a couple of weeks ago, same topic.
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Speaker 1: Of course, he had a chance to play against Tony
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Speaker 1: more often than you did. They're in the same division.
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Speaker 1: But he talked extensively about, you know, the preparation for
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Speaker 1: those matchups and the knowledge going into it of the
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Speaker 1: effort that it was going to take to win a
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Speaker 1: matchup or to gain ground on him. I assume you
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Speaker 1: had the same thought that this was a guy that
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Speaker 1: if you didn't come prepared for it was gonna be
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Speaker 1: a long day or was me a long day? Anyway, Yeah,
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Speaker 1: you knew what you're gonna get going into playing the Jaguars,
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Speaker 1: and with Tony being across and me, you knew what
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Speaker 1: you were gonna get. It was gonna be very intense,
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Speaker 1: high effort event for the entire day. And you know,
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Speaker 1: sometimes some players have laws and throughout the course of
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Speaker 1: a game and the hit coming out a half time,
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Speaker 1: there might be a resurgence of energy. But then you
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Speaker 1: hit the late in the third or fourth quarter, you
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Speaker 1: start to see that effort kind of go down, and
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Speaker 1: the energy that will go down, and that strength or
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Speaker 1: to Nancy go down. And you know what, Tony and
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Speaker 1: I know it's so cliche, but you were going to
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Speaker 1: get that sixty minutes of hell, and it was just
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Speaker 1: you knew going in and there was you know, it's
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Speaker 1: such a hard position to play for you know, an
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Speaker 1: offensive lineman. It's such a hard position to play as
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Speaker 1: a defensive vent against a guy like that because, as
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Speaker 1: you know, the ball comes out so quickly. In the NFL,
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Speaker 1: you know they have all the advantages. They know the play,
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Speaker 1: they know the snap down, they have they have time
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Speaker 1: on their side. So it could become frustrating for a
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Speaker 1: defensive end sometimes definitely when you're playing against someone as
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Speaker 1: great as Tony Tony was and you know so you're
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Speaker 1: telling yourself constantly, this is gonna be a sixty minute war.
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Speaker 1: Keep keep chipping away at it. You know you may
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Speaker 1: get blocked. You make it the ball, you may you
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Speaker 1: may not make a couple of play and make a
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Speaker 1: play for a couple of quarters. Those are coming opportunity
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Speaker 1: in a game where something you do is gonna work.
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Speaker 1: You're gonna have an opportunity to make a splash. And
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Speaker 1: he was really really good at being being up to
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Speaker 1: speed with you or one step ahead of you, and
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Speaker 1: understanding what you were trying to set up and knowing that, okay,
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Speaker 1: we get you got to a third, you got to
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Speaker 1: a third and eighth situation here. You know, this defensive
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Speaker 1: vent has done this to me the last couple of
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Speaker 1: times on third day, and I think if you're trying
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Speaker 1: to set this up so he'll sit down, he'll sit
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Speaker 1: hard on that. On the long arm said, hardly inside move,
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Speaker 1: anticipate to spin off of a chip, which he didn't
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Speaker 1: get chips on his side a whole lot anyway, But
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Speaker 1: every you know, every once in a while, if I
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Speaker 1: ever saw bat was gonna be doing his side, you know,
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Speaker 1: selling with speed and use that chip block trying to
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Speaker 1: take the inside move off of that. And he was
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Speaker 1: always ready. He was always ready for whatever you had
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Speaker 1: coming next. He had length, he had sized. He was
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Speaker 1: very very smart, very very strong, and the feet of
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Speaker 1: a really of an outside linebacker, defensive ends slash basketball player.
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Speaker 1: He was just very difficult to be Jason. I'm amazed.
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Speaker 1: I don't have all you know, Tony, but I've heard
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Speaker 1: him tell me many times. If the defensive ends had
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Speaker 1: all the advantage in the matchup, the offensive tackles had
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Speaker 1: no advantage. So I wouldn't see the different I wouldn't
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Speaker 1: I wouldn't expect them to see it any other way.
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Speaker 1: They got the snap count, they hold, they grabbed, they
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Speaker 1: do all that stuff. But you know, it is what
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Speaker 1: it is. But listen all those things aside. At the
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Speaker 1: end of the day, you know, you could have the snapcount,
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Speaker 1: you could have the play, you could have the slide. Textually,
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Speaker 1: you could have a backchip, and you can have a
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Speaker 1: tight end hanging in the hip position. You can have
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Speaker 1: all those things. A really good a really good player
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Speaker 1: is still gonna find a way to to beat those
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Speaker 1: matchups at some point the game. And it may be
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Speaker 1: a crazy thing for mus alignment is they can do
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Speaker 1: a great job for sixty five plays in a sixty
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Speaker 1: six play games they can make up make you know
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Speaker 1: you can get beat quote unquote good beat one time
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Speaker 1: in the game it's a sack fumble when everyone talks
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Speaker 1: about how you got beat. So it's it's a very
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Speaker 1: very difficult situation. I didn't need any help. And like
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Speaker 1: I said, there was a there was a Monday and
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Speaker 1: night game UM up up there in Jacksonville, and he
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Speaker 1: if they didn't turn the lights out and locked the
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Speaker 1: gate and make everybody leave the stadium, I would still
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Speaker 1: be there right now with him with my ask. Now.
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Speaker 1: That was the game that he still talks about as
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Speaker 1: a lot of fun. A lot of Jaguars fans remember
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Speaker 1: it because it was sort of the only time they've
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Speaker 1: really seen him get fiery towards a guy. Um. You know,
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Speaker 1: I was down in Miami that week because we working
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Speaker 1: for four times Union. I don't remember you saying anything,
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Speaker 1: but evidently you said something that week that he didn't like.
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Speaker 1: You know, what was your memory of sort of what
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Speaker 1: I got him so fired up? I know it's been
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Speaker 1: twenty three years now. Yeah, it's been a while. I'm
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Speaker 1: not sure if I said anything in the in the
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Speaker 1: in the lead up to the game, I typically didn't
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Speaker 1: unless I was someone pissed me off, and sometimes I
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Speaker 1: would just get tired of hearing it was hearing the
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Speaker 1: same question from the media, so I would just spout off.
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Speaker 1: But it didn't happen very often. But I do know
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Speaker 1: that game I was talking a lot. That was early
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Speaker 1: in my career, when I was still unshore myself, still
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Speaker 1: lack the confidence that I could that could be a
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Speaker 1: car carrying a member of the Badass clubs. I was
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Speaker 1: trying to talk my way into it, and you know,
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Speaker 1: the frustration started building for me, and the more frustrated
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Speaker 1: you get as a young player, you just keep chirping away.
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Speaker 1: And I think he ended up getting a personal file
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Speaker 1: for doing something for It's probably for unnecessary roughness because
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Speaker 1: he was I'm telling you, I'm not I keep saying
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Speaker 1: this he was wearing my ask out out in the
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Speaker 1: vall with the whistle was being blown, and he was
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Speaker 1: not stopping and draw on my face in the ground
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Speaker 1: and throw me off the ball. And it was it
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Speaker 1: was just one of those nights where and it was
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Speaker 1: I needed it. I needed that in my career too.
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Speaker 1: He You know, you start to feel like you're you're
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Speaker 1: arriving and you and you're you're good enough, and you
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Speaker 1: go against a great player that that has your number
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Speaker 1: for that particular night, and you can either shy away
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Speaker 1: from it in the future, or you know, say oh
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Speaker 1: I am what I am, or you find ways to
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Speaker 1: get better and and and he really helped me in
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Speaker 1: my progression through my career too. I understand that when
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Speaker 1: you go again against he's a league guys, you can't
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Speaker 1: do some of the things you do against lesser talent.
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Speaker 1: It may have been that you didn't say very much,
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Speaker 1: but it just didn't take him very much too. He
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Speaker 1: may have made something up in his mind. No, no, no,
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Speaker 1: I probably don't know what I said because I'm old
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Speaker 1: and starting to forget things. But I know for a
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Speaker 1: fact I was talking the entire game, all right. I
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Speaker 1: can't tell you what I was saying, because I don't remember,
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Speaker 1: and I probably couldn't tell you if I did remember,
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Speaker 1: because I'm sure it was bad. Somehow, some way, I
7:56
Speaker 1: finally found the button. I pushed the button to get
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Speaker 1: him piste off enough to get a penalty, but it
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Speaker 1: didn't help because I didn't get near Bruneo. You mentioned
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Speaker 1: sort of being a cardcareing member of the club, and
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Speaker 1: you mentioned it as a young player. But I'm curious
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Speaker 1: as somebody who's in the hall, and Tony obviously had
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Speaker 1: a long journey to get here, but it means so
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Speaker 1: much to every guy who gets in, and it's sort
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Speaker 1: of a general question, and I sorry about Tony. What
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Speaker 1: does it mean once you're in? Tell me that feeling, uh,
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Speaker 1: in terms of life change afterwards? Just perception. What is
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Speaker 1: it that makes this so special for guys? Um? I
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Speaker 1: think there's a few things. Probably that tag never goes away.
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Speaker 1: So you you're introduced as not former Miami Dolphin. You know,
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Speaker 1: you're introduced as proo Ball Hall of Famer, and there's
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Speaker 1: there's been tens of thousands of guys that have played
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Speaker 1: this game, and to be part of that fraternity of
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Speaker 1: very select a few guys three or fig some of
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Speaker 1: guys that are that are in the pro BA Hall
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Speaker 1: of Fame. Um, it shows how difficult it is to
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Speaker 1: get there, how special that club is. And it's validation
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Speaker 1: in for your career. Um, it's validation for what for
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Speaker 1: the work of time and the effort, um, the breaks,
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Speaker 1: the good luck, um, the great teammates, you know, the
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Speaker 1: great support staffs around you. And that's why it was
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Speaker 1: so important for me when I went to Hall of
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Speaker 1: Fame that you know, you only get a certain amount
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Speaker 1: of time and I obviously blew past that that number,
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Speaker 1: whatever it is, eight minutes. You can't thank everybody enough
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Speaker 1: and get everybody in because there takes you know, it
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Speaker 1: takes the village to raise a child, and it takes
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Speaker 1: a it takes a whole country private reader to make
9:30
Speaker 1: up football player great. And that's from their parents, their
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Speaker 1: elementary school teachers and coaches, their youth coaches, they're high
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Speaker 1: school coaches, the college guys, support staff and all those organizations.
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Speaker 1: And obviously you get in the NFL, you've got to
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Speaker 1: have the right GM coach, teammates. I mean there were
9:45
Speaker 1: so many people, equipment staff, trainers. You spend so much
9:48
Speaker 1: time with your trainers, guys that are never named, guys
9:51
Speaker 1: that the only time their names ever come up is
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Speaker 1: if something bad goes wrong with the player, you know,
9:55
Speaker 1: help wise. And it's it's guys like that that that
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Speaker 1: it was so important for me need to acknowledge to
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Speaker 1: them that that there's no way I was gonna be
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Speaker 1: standing on that stage. You can't know Ohio without a
10:06
Speaker 1: long list of people when it goes for every guy,
10:08
Speaker 1: and so I think it's I think the validation and
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Speaker 1: the for myself and for my teammates and those people.
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Speaker 1: You know, it's most important for me. And you know,
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Speaker 1: the football ends at some point for everybody, UM, believe
10:22
Speaker 1: it or not. I know Tom Burry looks like he's
10:23
Speaker 1: defining the odds. At at at some point he's got to
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Speaker 1: stop playing. Um. But I think that living living, you know,
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Speaker 1: your your your body of work, eternally, being part of
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Speaker 1: the Proboa Hall of Fame with such a small number
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Speaker 1: of guys kind of such a big pool of participants
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Speaker 1: and the thousands and thousands will come through the sport,
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Speaker 1: I think it's it's it's it's really gratifying. And you know,
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Speaker 1: there's some there's some dark times. There's some dark Knights,
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Speaker 1: and you know, tough flights and tough losses and all
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Speaker 1: those all those times you're like, and this is this
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Speaker 1: as ridiculous as a worth it my body? This you know,
10:57
Speaker 1: when you when you look back in retrospect, like, you
10:59
Speaker 1: know what, that is why I did? Do you do
11:03
Speaker 1: what you do? That's why you I did what I did.
11:04
Speaker 1: That's why you had to push you some of those things.
11:06
Speaker 1: That's why you had to take you to stand it
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Speaker 1: from the media after a tough loss and just take
11:10
Speaker 1: the blame, whether it was whether you were to blame
11:12
Speaker 1: or not, just you know, put the bill for your
11:14
Speaker 1: for your teammates so you can build and progress in
11:17
Speaker 1: the next week. And trying to find ways to develop
11:19
Speaker 1: yourself mentally and physically and emotionally to to raise your
11:23
Speaker 1: level of play every week. It's it's such a it's
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Speaker 1: such an amazing journey that when you reach that destination
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Speaker 1: of Prootball Hall of Fame, it's so gratifying. But then
11:32
Speaker 1: then for me, at least, I sat there, I looked
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Speaker 1: back and I was like, damn, I should have really
11:36
Speaker 1: enjoyed that that long trip back from San Francisco, you know,
11:39
Speaker 1: overnight when I was graping the boy a little bit
11:42
Speaker 1: because he was taking the red eye back. But you know,
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Speaker 1: it's it's those times that you miss and so you're
11:47
Speaker 1: you're forever now in that fraternity of football Hall of Famers.
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Speaker 1: So when I when I get around those guys, and
11:52
Speaker 1: I was just with a couple of few days ago,
11:54
Speaker 1: you know, Marcus Allen, and there's there's a bunch of
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Speaker 1: guys up there, DeMarcus Ware who's gonna be in there?
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Speaker 1: And at some point it's you're starting to hear their
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Speaker 1: their journeys and their stories and you're like, and you
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Speaker 1: just you connecting a different way. You can you can
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Speaker 1: you can see and feel and understand. I sat with
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Speaker 1: Jerry Rice yesterday and it just and talking to him
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Speaker 1: was like, I'm in the same I'm in the same
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Speaker 1: club ZERI Rice, the guy there's no rankings within that club,
12:20
Speaker 1: but he is a goo. There's no rankings within that club.
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Speaker 1: I'm in there for now. It's will forever be in
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Speaker 1: the proper boll of Fame. Yeah, I guess that's the
12:27
Speaker 1: reason I asked, because it would have been easy if
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Speaker 1: you sorry, that's my dog, Jason, Um. It would been
12:33
Speaker 1: easy for you not to do this interview. Uh, And
12:36
Speaker 1: I assume the fact that you wanted to do it
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Speaker 1: was because you look at Tony Boselli as a guy
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Speaker 1: who ought to be in that club. And you guys
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Speaker 1: don't take that lightly, do you. I mean, in terms
12:47
Speaker 1: of when you speak for somebody, you want to make
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Speaker 1: sure that it's somebody who sort of belongs. So I
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Speaker 1: assume you really think that this is a guy, this
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Speaker 1: is a deserving thing. I absolutely do. And it's actually
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Speaker 1: a couple of years ago I had made you know,
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Speaker 1: had made some compliments about Tony and in in his
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Speaker 1: candidacy for the proper Hall of Fame and what I
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Speaker 1: felt about him as a player, and whether he was
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Speaker 1: deserving or not. And I don't have a vote, so
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Speaker 1: it's like everybody else, I'm allowed to have an opinion,
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Speaker 1: and I kind of expressed an opinion, and I had
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Speaker 1: I was actually questioned by people, by a couple of people,
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Speaker 1: and you know, they weren't they weren't in the Hall
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Speaker 1: of Fame, but they were associated around it that you
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Speaker 1: you know, you're you're vouching for a guy that has this,
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Speaker 1: this and this, and are you sure? And you're gotta
13:30
Speaker 1: be careful with who you where you kind of endorsed
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Speaker 1: im like, Look, I'm not endorsed. I'm not endorsing or
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Speaker 1: voting for anybody I'm saying. I'm simply saying saying the
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Speaker 1: facts and the way I see it. And Tony Boselli
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Speaker 1: was an a lead player for a good period of time.
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Speaker 1: I know it wasn't twelve fifteen years like some guys.
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Speaker 1: God dealt him a different hand with the injury that
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Speaker 1: he couldn't bounce back from. But for that six class
13:52
Speaker 1: six year period, there was not a better There was
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Speaker 1: not a better guy out there in the national football
13:57
Speaker 1: leagu If there was somebody that was just as good
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Speaker 1: and they one A and one beat final two questions.
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Speaker 1: Uh think you mentioned at the top, but as a
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Speaker 1: guy who lined up across from him, uh football one
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Speaker 1: oh one? Here what specifically made him so good? I
14:14
Speaker 1: mean you mentioned feet, you mentioned everything. Uh, was there
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Speaker 1: an intangible or just his ability to put that all
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Speaker 1: together and then you know, maximize what God had given him.
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Speaker 1: I mean there's intangibles I guess that that every great
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Speaker 1: player has that you know, they they've developed through you know,
14:29
Speaker 1: growing up with their parents or or whoever raised them
14:33
Speaker 1: and through high school and college and throughout their career.
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Speaker 1: So you know, those things go without go without being said.
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Speaker 1: But you know, you with Tony, he had he had
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Speaker 1: a lot of the great ones. They have the ability
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Speaker 1: to play with such quick feet for guys that are
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Speaker 1: sometimes weighing less than you know, a hundred pounds less
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Speaker 1: than I'm on the edge, they can play with speed
14:52
Speaker 1: while keeping a power base, not getting not getting off balance,
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Speaker 1: not getting twisted, staying square. You know, we always try,
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Speaker 1: I always trying to get offensive linement out of the
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Speaker 1: phone booth. They all want to play the phone booth,
15:03
Speaker 1: keeping nice and tight, get their hands on you, get
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Speaker 1: their long arms around you, and just hold on to you. Again,
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Speaker 1: the ball has gone into and a half two point
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Speaker 1: three seconds. You're trying to get these big guys out
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Speaker 1: into this island. I'll get him out the phone booth
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Speaker 1: on the island, and in doing so, nine times of
15:17
Speaker 1: the tend you could break down their technique and get
15:18
Speaker 1: them off balance, get them reach and get them lunch,
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Speaker 1: and get them bent over at the waist. And he
15:22
Speaker 1: didn't have had the ability to play with you know,
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Speaker 1: then you great flexibility in his ankles, knees and hips,
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Speaker 1: playing with great power and leverage and had the quickest
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Speaker 1: feed and long arms to be able to get out there.
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Speaker 1: He could dance with the best of the edge guys,
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Speaker 1: but as a three and some pound there was so
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Speaker 1: much power to strength. So that was the biggest thing
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Speaker 1: for me, was just trying to get him out of
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Speaker 1: the out of the phone booth and off balance and
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Speaker 1: and break down this technique, and it was it was very,
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Speaker 1: very difficult. He had that nasty streak too, right, that
15:50
Speaker 1: goes without saying, yeah, there's only a couple of there's
15:54
Speaker 1: there's a couple of amazingly great ones that that didn't
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Speaker 1: that had a streak and the street but they never
16:01
Speaker 1: you didn't know it, but you could feel it when
16:03
Speaker 1: they punched you. You know, you get a guy like
16:04
Speaker 1: Jonathan Oggan and just felt like it was he was
16:06
Speaker 1: always smiling, like when he was when he was wearing
16:09
Speaker 1: you out, like he's always doing like a half smirk
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Speaker 1: on his face, like it was so easy, you know.
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Speaker 1: On Orlando Pace, it was just such such great guys personally,
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Speaker 1: and they just they get on the field and they
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Speaker 1: looked like they're this chilling but they're they're still mean
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Speaker 1: with it inside. And Vasselli had that as well, but
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Speaker 1: you could bring Basselly had that, but he played I
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Speaker 1: think with more more outward emotion and tenacity then you
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Speaker 1: might see from a j O or or you know
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Speaker 1: from from Orlando or even Walter Jones. I mean we
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Speaker 1: there was the course of my career in those four tackles.
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Speaker 1: Lord helped me. Yeah, that's the rushmore, no doubt. Yes, Hey, Jason,
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Speaker 1: I could. I could talk nineties and in early two
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Speaker 1: thousands football with you all day. I'm not going to
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Speaker 1: do that, but I do want to thank you so
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Speaker 1: much for being willing to share these thoughts with Jaguars
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Speaker 1: fans and Tony's fans. I can't tell you how much
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Speaker 1: it means to me. I know you've got a lot
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Speaker 1: going on, so thank you very much for joining us.
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Speaker 1: And I could have enjoyed it more. Jason, my pleasure
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Speaker 1: and thank you for the time. And Tony Boselli. Welcome
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Speaker 1: to the PROPOFOL Hall of Fame. H