T. J. Houshmandzadeh

That's Plaxico Burress.

I'm TJ Houshmandzadeh.

And the first hour is coming to an end that fast.

And somebody else's career may be coming to an end pretty fast if they don't figure this out.

And as he just mentioned, 7-4 Brewers here, looking like they're gonna take game two of the NLCS.

TJ Houshmandzadeh on the way.

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Yeah, it makes no sense.

It, it-

TJ Houshmandzadeh, home with us.

This is, this is my point about Kyle Shanahan.

And you can compare how you did versus how we did from last week's choices.

Uh, but let's start here, TJ.

The 49ers, they're playing against the Seahawks.

Niners are 4-0.

We haven't even brought up the Rams.

Yeah, yeah.

And, and so it'll be interesting to see how, uh, that all plays out, TJ, because these are two dominant teams, and I think honestly, in the end, I, I, I've, I'm, I'm high on Minnesota, but I wouldn't be afraid to say these two teams are the best offering that the NFC side of, of the conference has had to offer.

Oh, come on, man.

Usually we are sort of still in a ruminating sort of phase, talking about, uh, the storylines, the visit of Chad Johnson, Ocho Cinco, which we want to sort of recap.

Coming to campus, according to James Crepea's story today in The Oregonian, for the first time since 2000, Chad coming in for a business, uh, on a business trip, an interview with Adidas in Portland and coming down the road, putting his arm around Jesse Legree and getting reconnected to his alma mater, a one-year player albeit, but on a pretty good 2000 Oregon State team that went to the Fiesta Bowl and is generating that kind of buzz and excitement that Chad and T.J. Houshmandzadeh and so many others did 26 years ago.

That included a game against San Diego State that year when the Beavers kind of began to find themselves with a 35 to 3 win over the Aztecs in that amazing year.

I don't think Rich Ohrnberger was around to call that, but he's coming back in with the San Diego State Aztecs radio network to call the game alongside of John Schaefer at Reser Stadium Saturday afternoon.

Rich Eisenberger joining us, San Diego State analyst.

We hear him on the weekend, Fox Sports Radio.

Glad to know he's crossed paths with two of our legends, teammates with Chad Johnson, teammates on the radio, crossing paths with our own TJ Houshmandzadeh.

So that's exciting, Rich, in itself to know.

If so, you know, w- you can, uh, perhaps w- link me to that and text it along.

But whatever the case, there's a buzz to the point that even that Chad coming back to campus, TJ Houshmandzadeh's talked about doing the same, the connection that Ja'Marcus is fostering with former players, Brandin Cooks being here recently.

You feel like there's this groundswell of momentum and excitement that makes it relevant for us in our world right now.

I don't care if Will Leach thinks we've been kicked to the curb in a deformed conference, even though I respect him as a writer.

And of course, he was chanting with the fans a little bit, and they're chanting at him, and I happened to be running by him heading to the locker room after the game.

And fans are throwing profanities and throwing drinks and everything else, and one of our other receivers, T.J. Houshmandzadeh, he saw that, and he took the terrible towels that they wave in Pittsburgh, the yellow towels.

Oh, yeah.

And he literally s- took a knee, and he took the terrible towel, and he started shining his cleats with it, taunting the fans.

Uh, that's all I got.

It's, it's been your boy Social Trey, host with the most, behind the bar to say, TJ Houshmandzadeh.

There you go.

James Jones.

Yeah.

I mean, they, they reminded me, I was trying to explain to Benjamin, he didn't understand anything I was telling him, it was like, you know, watching this offense reminded me a lot of when I was playing Cincinnati back in the day when Carson Palmer was throwing to Chad Ochocinco, Chad Johnson at the time, Chad Ochocinco, T.J. Houshmandzadeh.

Yeah.

Just all these, like, in breaking routes, deep curls.