Phil McConkey

You're kind of-

I, meaning, meaning I've seen teams win Super Bowls, I mean, even the Giants' history, Dave Meggett, Phil McConkey.

Mm-hmm.

These, a lot of people out there, they don't know what I'm talking about, in '86 and '91.

Yeah, it's been quite a while.

Uh, but we probably got him to the celebration because Phil McConkey called him and, 'cause those two are like this.

Yeah, right.

Uh, but yeah, Mark, you know, he looks, uh, trim, in great shape and all that, and a man of few words, but every once in a while I saw him smile.

... to hear your teammates-

Yeah

... speak about you like that, like Phil McConkey, man.

I mean, wow.

But, but, um, doing good most of the time.

So when we have Phil McConkey on here for the alumni spotlight segment, he likes to tell a story that-

[laughs]

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Uh, Papa's Perspective coming your way later today.

Uh, Phil McConkey talking about the 1986 Super Bowl.

Ah, waving the towel.

Yes, there is definitely some tow- the whole story of how the towel started-

That's great

... is in there.

So f- so a little Phil McConkey coming your way-

Does he still have a mustache?

James Cook fumbled.

So don't for one second tell me that Brad Johnson and Trent Dilfer, who've won Super Bowls, are better than-- Or even Phil McConkey in Super Bowl XXV as a-- or, uh, uh, Jeff Hostetler, excuse me, throwing it all over the yard to Phil McConkey and company.

It was mostly Otis Anderson, I get that.

But, like, don't tell me that Jeff Hostetler