Walter Jones

But, you know, guys like Graze Abel and Charles Cross, I mean, you know, it's been like multiple times.

Like typically those are guys that like Walter Jones giving up a sack.

It's like memorable.

Like that's a compliment.

So one O line is easy.

I, I got to play with Walter Jones, and he's the best player I've ever seen.

Walter Jones?

Yeah, he's the best player, yeah, he's the best player I've ever seen at any position.

Um, I told you this before, Andy, like I got him in his worst.

There's certain players even in the NFL where you're like, "This can't be real." Like, this dude, like, hitting Reggie White, you might as well run into a Volkswagen.

Like, his head was so hard, you just can't even believe it's real.

And it's, it's like, it's like playing with Steve Smith or playing with Walt- seeing Walter, Walter Jones once, he slipped.

"You're, you're not supposed to do that."

Like Walter-

"You don't do that"

... like Walter Jones giving up a sack.

I remember the good old days.

You mentioned Steve Hutchinson, when it was Steve Hutchinson right next to Walter Jones and the Seahawks-

Oh, yeah

... had Shaun Alexander, and it's like we need two yards.

[laughs] All right, so-

I was just a, I was a red, I was a red shirt sophomore.

I had no idea.

I wasn't no defensive lineman.

All right.

[laughs] Uh, Walter Jones-

By the way, all-time, all-time best play ever was, uh, Steve Largent's hit on, uh, on Mike Harden with the Broncos.

If you, if you can, NFL Films it or YouTube it-

Go ahead, Mikey.

All right.

[laughs] Uh, Walter Jones walks in and Cortez Kennedy walks in.

Ooh.