Bart Oates

Man, it's tough.

And, you know, I know you want to get – I'm sort of getting ahead to your next topic, which is how do dynasties end? You know, and that's – I remember talking – I was covering the 49ers in the 90s, and Bart Oates, they got the center from the New York Giants, Bart Oates, he came over.

And he said, you know, he goes, you know, it doesn't happen.

What's happening here doesn't happen, and it will end one day.

Jonas? Are you talking Joe Jonas?

I'm talking Bart Oates, dude.

Bart Oates.

Bart flipping Oates.

Here he comes.

Wearing number 60 in the red and gold, Tony.

Bart Oates, didn't he wear

60? No, that was Jim Burt.

He was also named to five Pro Bowls.

So please welcome my very dear friend, Bart Oates.

Thank you so much for being here.

We have known each other a long time.

Let's get it off the table.

But I always wondered what that was like emotionally because you've got half the world watching your every move.

And, of course, did you pay off John Madden because I thought maybe he was your brother-in-law or your great-uncle or something because – John Madden loved Bart Oates.

You were his prototype guy.

told them I had to get the car towed, they were all just loving it.

And I didn't know about the trick, but that was Bart Oates, Jim Burt.

I don't know much of them.

They were in all that.

Yeah, no doubt, 100%.

Bart Oates, Billy Ard, Carl Nelson, Brad Benson.

Brad Benson.

Yeah.