AFC–NFC Pro Bowl

But if Harrison Smith plays two more years now, and this is the agreement, and, and he is still effective...

Dude, Ch- Charles Woodson was at 39 with the Oakland Raiders 10 years ago, was a second team all-pro in a Pro Bowl.

Yep.

Played 6- all 16 games.

Makes his living as a long snapper, and a damn good one, uh, by God.

Pro Bowl quality long snapper for the Minnesota Vikings.

Andrew DePaola is here again.

Welcome back, Depot.

I understand.

I totally understand.

You're a Pro Bowl guest.

You've put in your time, and, uh, we should show our appreciation.

your brain a little bit and go, Sherry Rice didn't go places with his helmet.

Four-time Pro Bowl wide receiver, Dajon Love, that's his name.

Or just a simple internet search of

this.

The first ever real life created player.

Like, you know, in video games where you go in and you make your own.

Pro Bowl wide deceiver.

That's a good one.

As much as I love Anton Harrison and I think Cole Van Lannen, if he does play, he's a game-time decision.

Jarrett Verse has been to Pro Bowls, all-rookie, rookie of the year, all kinds of stuff, been to the playoffs.

Don't you sit here and act like that's going to be easy work.

Two sacks is two sacks.

All right, welcome back.

One of the most unselfish and personable players to come through this organization in a long time is their Pro Bowl punter, Tress Way, who I'll reiterate because I said at the top of the show, I believe his name belongs in the ring of fame.

I think he's the best punter the organization has ever had with a caveat asterisk of being Sammy Baugh, who might be the greatest player the organization has ever had, and kind of unfairly played quarterback, what he's known for, cornerback, which he's lesser known for, and he was the team's punter.

Anyway, that's for the historic Nudnicks like myself to get into stuff like that.

I didn't want to play anywhere else.

One of his best friends on the team is Jeremy Reeves.

They did this really cool video a couple years ago, and Reeves got to the Pro Bowl for the first time where Tressway was in the room when they made the announcement.

Reeves, you know, was a good perspective for this.

He's going to give up some plays, but at the end of the day, I think as long as he stays healthy, he'll start the whole season, and I think that will be one quarter that'll be here for a bunch of years.

I'm not saying he's going to make the Pro Bowl or anything like that, but he will look the part.

A lot like Trey Smack.

Like you said, he's going to miss some kicks.

And, you know, I think the last two years of Tressway really sort of symbolized what this franchise has gone through, the ups and downs, because, you know, of course, 2024, what was it, from the end of the first week all the way through into week four, he didn't punt because the offense was just so efficient.

And then last year, he's the only guy to go to the Pro Bowl.

in a year where they were terrible.

You've got to

punt a lot to go to the Pro Bowl.

He only punted

50 times in 2024 over 17 games.

And, you know, I think the last two years of Tressway really sort of symbolized what this franchise is going through, the ups and downs, because, you know, of course, 2024, what was it, from the end of the first week all the way through into week four, he didn't punt because the offense was just so efficient.

And then last year, he's the only guy to go to the Pro Bowl.

In a year where they were terrible.

You've got to

punt a lot to go to the Pro Bowl.

Yeah, exactly.

And he only

What if Braxton goes out there, shows, one, he's healthy, and two, hey, he's competent.

And all of a sudden, he's playing not Pro Bowl-level left tackle, but he's playing good football.

And now, you know, Ozzie, meanwhile, waiting in the wings, waiting for something to happen, waiting for his chance, you know, because, you know, Braxton's either going to get hurt again or he's not going to be good.

Maybe it doesn't happen.