Tell me about your relationship with him.

Well, Ted and I were dear friends on and off the field.

As I mentioned earlier, I kind of grew up in an environment of football, so I was kind of... a brainiac when it came to doing that kind of stuff, which sounds stupid for a young kid, but that's what I did.

My father was a coordinator for the Cleveland Browns.

I would wake up and warm up Frank Ryan, Jim Nanowski, hide in Jim Brown's locker during training camp.

Our whole family went to training camp.

So I lived in the Cleveland Browns training camp from when I was 11 years old until I went to LSU.

Talk about your father and the imprint he left on your life.

And so I think that it just gave us further boldness to be able to talk both about Jesus, but also about what we believe.

How's everybody doing tonight? Come on, y'all can do better than that.

How's everybody doing tonight? All right, listen up, everybody.

I'm Bert Jones.

I'm lieutenant governor of the great state of Georgia.

So good to be here with you today.

And I can just tell you, I was just backstage with our vice president.

I mean, you think about, like, as a father, I know most of you out there are too young to have kids, but one of the things that you think about as a father is, I want my kids to remember this moment, right? I want my six-year-old to remember when I took him to the zoo, or my six-year-old son was just baptized on Easter Sunday, and I want him to remember that moment