Richard Seymour

I just

look at guys like you mentioned, Ty Law, Richard Seymour, other guys.

If we're talking about Bruce Armstrong, how are those guys' numbers not retired?

Before Brady, they were just a bunch of losers.

No. We're watching Burt head up Rabel's sack on Aaron Rodgers when he was with Pittsburgh.

Or excuse me, when he was with New England.

Was this 06 or whatever it was? And the three down linemen were Vince Wilfork in the middle, Ty Warren and Richard Seymour.

It's ridiculous.

And I've seen it work with teams.

I saw it work masterfully with the New England Patriots after Richard Seymour

left.

He said, you know what, I can scheme up.

... sitting on my couch.

And, uh, Isaiah Faga was able to make the unbelievable, uh, fumble recovery, and all of a sudden, once you see that big inter- or interior defensive lineman that could line up all over the front, reminds me a lot of Richard Seymour and the way he was able to barrel over that right side of the offensive line and get the football, because it's one thing to get the sack, but every defensive coordinator knows they're not turnovers in Kane Womack's defense.

Nick, what are they?

Takeaways.

The only thing I'd say, too, you mentioned the Celtics shorting Brown and kind of Belichickian stuff.

The only thing I would push back on is the fact that, like, Oftentimes, I feel like when Belichick would do that, it'd be like selling high, like you said, a year before he falls off a cliff or something with Richard Seymour, something like that.

But did the Celtics really sell that high with Jalen Brown? I feel like the market for it was not very high.

It was kind of like we are selling the best offer.