Steve Wisniewski

I'm John Ashton.

I'm Neal Michaels, and I am not one who likes to wait.

I realized that this past week when I was in a line at a fast food place, and I was, I think, third in line.

And the person in front apparently was ordering for an army.

And, of course, her parents named her Kennedy.

Kennedy, Washington.

What is it with people who put more than one presidential name together? I don't know.

Isn't that stupid? That'll be funnier if you haven't read the show notes yet.

Raider Nation is in L.A., don't you? Yeah,

well, yeah, all up and down the – the state before I go, I want to mention, we, we mentioned some of the other people, uh, other Raiders that belong in the hall of fame are Steve Wisniewski, whose, whose credentials are every bit as good as Dean Upshaw's and, and Jean and I became an icon.

So there's that.

And, uh, And there's Jack Tatum, but he'll never get in.

All right, good luck.

All right, appreciate you.

There he goes, Frank Cooney, Pro Football Hall of Fame selector for 32 years, just taking us behind the scenes a little bit and kind of updating us on the selection, the selection committee, the way that they're trending and how this is not going to bode well for Jim Plunkett, for Lester Hayes, for Steve Wisniewski, for others to get into the Pro Football Hall of Fame when you're going up against guys that have just been retired for five years.

You know, they talk about recency bias.

And he won a Super Bowl.

Steven Wisniewski was the right guard on this team.

With Andrew Wiley being the right tackle.

And almost everybody in the country picked the Chiefs to absolutely bull race the Tom Brady-led Buccaneers team anyway.

Mm-hmm.

I, I can't, I can't afford to have JPJ as another Steve Wisniewski back in the day.

Right.

They penalize that.