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3:04

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3:06

we're interviewing the great New

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3:12

fascinating personality and

3:15

I predict will go on to

3:17

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3:20

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3:23

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3:25

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Brandon Marshall New

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3:32

Miami Dolphins, the Denver

3:34

Broncos, the Chicago Bears,

3:36

and now he is a new York Jet

3:39

j E t S Jets, Jets

3:41

Jets. Um, let me see what can

3:43

I say about him? He's broken

3:45

so many different records in the NFL.

3:48

He's the only player to have a thousand yards

3:50

receiving with four

3:53

different teams, the Broncos, the

3:55

Dolphins, the Bears, and the Jets, which he did

3:58

last year. Most seasons with a hundred US

4:00

receptions, he's a Hall of Famer.

4:02

Most receptions in an NFL game twenty

4:05

one receptions, which is crazy, twenty

4:07

one receptions in one game. You

4:09

know, we don't fact check here at the Iron Rapports Stereo

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Podcast. Um, but I had to get

4:13

the stats right for for B Marshall. Um.

4:16

Just a cool dude, interesting dude. Um,

4:20

you know he he he was one of these players. If

4:22

you're not a football fan, uh, trust

4:24

me, you're gonna enjoy this interview. He's one of these guys. When

4:26

he first came into the league, you're like, Yo, this dude's

4:28

gonna fizzle out, burnout, a lot of talent,

4:31

headcase. You'd see him arguing

4:33

with you know, his teammates.

4:35

You know you heard about off off the field stuff,

4:37

and then you're just like, yeah, this is this isn't gonna be

4:39

good. Um. But he

4:42

turned it around, and uh he turned it

4:44

around in a in a big way, in a public

4:46

way. Um.

4:48

He was diagnosed with borderline personality

4:50

disorder. UM. And you

4:52

know he's really sort of embraced

4:55

uh, you

4:57

know, his his issues and and

4:59

you there was a great Football Life about him.

5:02

The NFL channel did

5:05

they have this series called Football Life, and they did a great

5:07

uh show on him, and

5:09

and it really talked about you know, he was very open and honest

5:12

about it. And he's been very um active

5:14

in the just the mental health arena.

5:17

And and I love stories of redemption,

5:19

of comebacks of improvement because

5:21

me, uh, speaking for myself, you know, I

5:24

think everybody's a work in progress. And

5:26

I think you gotta have the just the

5:28

impotence in the will to improve yourself. And

5:30

Brandon Marshall, uh, you know, being

5:33

an athlete of football player, tough football

5:35

player, black dude from the hood, he talks all

5:37

about this stuff, you know, to sort of humble

5:40

yourself and and embrace and and uh

5:42

you know, your flaws, and

5:44

to do it in a public form. I just

5:47

I'm really I have a lot of respect from on

5:49

the field off the field, and

5:51

and I love that he's a commentator

5:53

and a broadcaster during the regular

5:55

season, which I'm pretty sure it's the first time

5:57

it's ever been done by anybody. UM

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6:03

So I'm really looking forward to talking to b Marshall.

6:05

The fucking guy. He had a punctured loan

6:08

planning football. UM

6:10

and he's just he's a badass. He's

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7:43

there's a lot of ship going on. I

7:45

I don't want to pontificate,

7:49

um about what's going

7:51

on in the world. I don't

7:53

feel like I can articulate myself

7:56

good enough. I

7:59

was I honestly had Literally

8:01

is the first time in my life I had an actual nightmare

8:05

the night of the attacks in Nice,

8:07

France. Um,

8:11

I'm so concerned about everybody, including

8:14

myself myself. I don't know where the world is going.

8:17

I hope uh it all improves.

8:20

Um, I have no answers, but

8:23

I I am. I am

8:26

just devastated concerned

8:28

about about the the just the whole world in

8:31

general, the United States, and

8:33

uh, I just I just wanted

8:36

to articulate that and and and let

8:38

you know that that everybody here

8:40

at the Iron Rapport stereo podcast.

8:43

Herd goes out to to everybody who's affected

8:45

by by what's happened recently. Forget forgetting

8:47

nice, Uh not saying forgetting nice,

8:50

you know, just in nice. The

8:52

brutality with the police, the brutality

8:55

on the police. Um, it's

8:58

all over all over the world. Is it's frightening

9:00

time. They tried to have a fucking

9:02

coup in Turkey the

9:04

other day and that didn't work. I don't even

9:06

know the details of that. I'm gonna get

9:08

Eli and Lake, the unofficial

9:11

official Iron Reports stereo podcast political

9:13

correspondent on this week to hopefully

9:16

articulate and explain what really went

9:18

down in in in in uh

9:20

in Turkey. UM, I know, a coup

9:23

is when they pretty much try to overthrow

9:26

the government. And they tried to do that and

9:28

then they didn't work out, and now they have like two

9:30

thousand, eight hundred and I think

9:32

fifty something soldiers

9:34

who they're gonna get executed. That that's how they

9:37

get down over there. Um, you try

9:39

to overthrow the government, like you don't,

9:41

you don't go back home for mashed potatoes.

9:44

Um, which is again, it's it's

9:46

just it's more death, It's it's

9:48

it's more. I

9:51

don't know, I I don't even I don't even know what the funk

9:53

happened in Turkey. But uh, you

9:55

know that that's I'm not I'm not great in

9:57

politics and world events. That's why we have Eli

9:59

Lake, the Iron Raport stereo podcast

10:01

political correspondent, and he'll beyond this week.

10:04

Um, I'm a big UFC guy. I'm

10:06

not like Mr UFC. I watched

10:09

those fights last week. Each one

10:11

was more brutal and violent than the next.

10:13

Pretty much. Uh brock

10:15

Lessner who

10:19

looks like he's fake, Uh

10:21

pretty much looks like an incredible

10:24

hulk, Like he looks like something out of a movie. Um

10:27

a goon, a real goon, like

10:29

a Viking type of white goon. Um

10:33

kicked the ship out of this guy

10:35

who's an ass kicker in himself. Lesner

10:38

totally dominate him wrestling

10:41

wise, and you know, ground and pound of beat the ship

10:43

out of him. And and just the other day it came out

10:45

that brock Lesner after

10:48

the fight was tested for some sort

10:50

of pe D performance enhancing

10:53

drug or they don't. They

10:55

don't. They don't disclose what kind of drug it

10:57

is, but they're saying

10:59

that, you know, after the fight,

11:01

they they that he was something

11:04

happened and in his testing. I don't know why they

11:06

don't make it totally public. They make they make so many

11:08

other things like they make, you know, so many other

11:10

things public. This guy beat the ship out

11:12

of this guy. I can't remember the guy he fought the San Iron rapport

11:14

SEEO podcast says, you know, we don't fact check um,

11:17

but he should have his entire purse go

11:19

to the other guy that he beat up UM

11:21

and he should be banned for life. You can kill somebody

11:25

in in UFC. I

11:27

don't want it to happen, but but I feel like it's

11:29

inevitably going to happen one

11:31

of these big fights. I funk with Dana White, I

11:33

funk with Joe Rogan, I funk with the whole community.

11:36

But I feel like they need to have some sort of standing

11:38

a count or stop the fight. You a

11:41

guy, a fighter, a trained fighter, can't

11:43

just be the one to say, oh,

11:45

I'm gonna stop when I when I want to stop, because

11:48

these guys are trained not to stop. They

11:50

tap out when their arms about to break or when they're

11:52

about to like literally be choked out. But

11:55

but there has to be some in between. So

11:58

so brock Lessner is apparent only

12:00

use some some some something p E

12:02

d S. I just assume it's steroids. I

12:04

don't know how that's gonna play out. But his whole purse should

12:06

go to the guy he beat up, and he should be banned.

12:09

And and John Jones who was kicked off the

12:11

card. Uh, the guy he was gonna

12:13

fight won his fight. Daniel

12:15

Cormier. I'm not sure if I'm saying

12:17

his name right. Again, we don't fact check here at the Army Reports

12:20

Stereo podcast. He fought Anderson Silva,

12:22

whose leg literally

12:24

broken half a couple of years ago

12:26

during a fight. If you're not a UFC guy, it was

12:29

disgusting, um, but he's still

12:31

fighting again. It shows, uh,

12:33

what kind of mentality it is if if you break

12:36

your leg in half, and then two years later you're

12:38

still fighting at a high level. You're a fucking

12:40

nut job. Every time Anderson

12:42

Silver goes to kick, I'm like, this guy's leg's

12:45

gonna break in half again. Anyway,

12:48

the brock Lessons should have bugged out. Um,

12:51

Tom Brady, you fuck you, Bill Burr,

12:53

You fuck you Bill Simmons, You fuck you

12:55

Ben Affleck, Larry Bird, Bobby

12:58

Or it's over, It's sucking

13:00

over, it's done. You

13:02

can make your excuses, your conspiracy

13:04

theories. You oh, why do you

13:07

care? But listen, I'm from New York.

13:10

I love Boston. I love

13:12

people from Boston. Boston

13:14

has been through their own terror and their own trauma.

13:17

So I funk with Boston Boston strong.

13:20

But when it comes to the sports, Okay,

13:23

okay, you guys have an inferiority

13:26

complex. I don't give a fuck. Okay,

13:29

I don't care about your your your a couple of

13:31

Super Bowl rings and and your rinky dinky

13:33

World Series titles. I don't know nothing about the

13:35

NHL. So apparently you guys want to Stanley

13:38

Cup recently. I don't know. Um,

13:41

I'm glad the Big Three one with the Celtics,

13:44

but I'm also glad that Tom Brady is gonna be sitting

13:46

here eating TV dinners the first four

13:48

games of the NFL season, and

13:50

that's that's the end of this fucking deflate Kate

13:53

Ship concede. Okay,

13:55

Now, Tom Brady, you're up there with Shoolas,

13:57

Joe Johnson, Barry Bonds,

14:00

Sammy Sosa and the rest of the cheating

14:02

Fox. That's that's the way it is. Okay,

14:05

he conceded. There's no more fighting.

14:08

Don't embarrass yourself, don't embarrass

14:10

don't embarrass the Patriots way, don't embarrass

14:12

air Aaron Hernandez. He doesn't need

14:14

any more embarrassment. Concede.

14:17

Don't bring it to the Supreme Court. I know in the

14:19

last podcast when I was speaking to I mean Ellison,

14:22

I said, Supreme Court, I made a mistake. I don't fact

14:24

check. I don't fact

14:26

check. Okay, but Tom Brady, you finally

14:29

did the right thing and you conceded, and everyone's

14:31

who oh. I don't

14:34

mind a piste off tom Brady coming

14:36

back five games into the seas and

14:38

a pisto off arrested Tom Brady

14:41

coming back five games into the season. What

14:44

am I supposed to be scared? Ben Affleck, Dennis

14:47

Leary, Matt Damon,

14:49

and I am I supposed to be nervous about this, all

14:51

the new kids on the block. I'm not nervous about

14:53

this. Win another super Bowl.

14:56

You're never going to be able to take back

14:58

what the giants took for you the

15:01

last time we did it. You tried to go

15:03

for perfection and

15:06

we took it. That's

15:09

the end of U, Tom Brady. That's the end of the sucking the

15:11

flake gate. That's it. It's over. I

15:15

love the CrossFit culture. I

15:19

I stopped doing CrossFit. I did it for about six

15:21

months. Um, I don't

15:23

know exactly why I didn't continue

15:25

doing it. I liked it. Sometimes some of the exercises

15:28

were like, when am I ever going to do this, the

15:31

rope climbing thing. I'm forty

15:33

six, I'm never climbing a rope.

15:36

Okay, uh you know. But

15:39

but I like the whole culture. I respect it. But

15:41

the CrossFit games, which has become ginormous,

15:44

it'll never be like the UFC, but it's the same type

15:46

of thing. CrossFit games. Yeah, CrossFit games.

15:48

There are an ESPN billion dollar

15:50

business. Humongous, humongous, humongous.

15:53

Some assholes, uh

15:57

at the CrossFit Games have the side

16:00

did okay

16:02

to give out two million dollars in prize

16:04

money and

16:08

and a glock handgun.

16:12

That's that's correct. The sponsor of the CrossFit

16:14

Games is Reebok, So you could win

16:16

two million dollars and a glock handgun

16:19

if you're the biggest goon, God

16:21

bless you at the CrossFit Games. This

16:26

is this is classless and stupid

16:28

and and and it's not the right time to be to

16:31

be giving out guns to winners of competitions.

16:33

I've never heard of that. Give him

16:35

a vacation, a car I

16:38

don't know, a living room set, some furniture,

16:41

a new a new UH refrigerator

16:44

and the two million dollars. Don't give a fucking

16:46

gun to the winner of of of a sports contest.

16:49

There's too much going on. I don't care if

16:51

you can listen, listen

16:55

the gun thing and it needs to be dealt with,

16:57

okay, and you don't need to be that that shouldn't be

16:59

like an incentive to to win by

17:02

getting a gun. UH for winning

17:04

the CrossFit Games on um

17:08

ESPN sponsored by Reebok, bad

17:10

bad choice, no good and

17:12

and and and and UH. I wasn't

17:15

gonna watch the CrossFit games. But now I'm really

17:17

not. Wow, I'm banning the fucking CrossFit games.

17:19

How about that? I'm starting. I'm starting

17:22

a campaign to ban the CrossFit games. It's it's

17:24

me against the entry entire CrossFit

17:26

community. You want to do some log jumping,

17:28

some some tire flipping, I'm here. I'm

17:31

not gonna back down. Miles

17:36

Davis. Please queue the sick Funck of

17:38

the Week music. This award

17:40

is earned, not given. It's called the

17:43

sick fucking a Week. This guy is

17:45

really sick. Lock him up? How

17:47

could you do it? Don't let him

17:50

out? Damn fu the

17:52

door? You want you fuck the door? Why

17:54

would you fuck the dog? Why

17:56

would you fuck your girlfriend's dog?

17:58

What sick fun? The sick funk

18:01

of the Week, It's earned and

18:03

not killing you did what? No,

18:08

no, no.

18:13

A gentleman named dray Von dray

18:15

Van dray Von

18:18

Hampleton dray Von I don't know

18:21

d A V I O N. Dray Von

18:24

was arrested okay

18:27

the other day in Florida. Shocker. Um.

18:30

This guy couldn't couldn't have been totally sober.

18:32

He had to be on some of that bombing

18:34

fluid. Uh which

18:36

I'm gonna get to next because we have a

18:38

double six funk of the week this week.

18:41

Um. It was arrested

18:43

for robbing a bank. Um, and that wasn't

18:45

the worst of it. You you, you don't get to become

18:47

the sick funk of the week for for just robbing a bank.

18:50

Um. While he was at the Sheriff's office

18:52

in Lee County, Florida. That just sounds

18:55

like a nefarious place to Lee

18:57

County. UM. Mr

18:59

Hampleton asked to use the restroom.

19:02

The deputy said, okay, go go, go

19:04

to use the restroom. This fucking guy comes

19:06

out of the restroom covered and ship.

19:10

The newspapers calls it feces. I

19:12

say shit. He came out of the restroom

19:15

covered and ship, and he had ship, or

19:18

his own feces in his hands, and he threw

19:20

it at the deputies in the court.

19:24

I can imagine the deputies in the courts. I'm surprised

19:26

this guy didn't escape, because if you throw shit at me,

19:28

I don't care if I'm trained in any way, shape

19:31

or form, I'm going to flee. Okay,

19:34

But these guys are obviously braver than I am,

19:37

and and and they were able to restrain, Mr

19:39

Hambleton. But

19:42

congratulations again. You're

19:44

bank robbing didn't get you to be the sick

19:46

funk of the week, but throwing shit

19:49

and rubbing it all over yourself it

19:51

did so, so congratulations to that

19:54

Miles que Uh the sick funk of the week

19:57

music again. Two

20:01

sick fucks of the Week. Guy

20:05

in Pennsylvania. Neighbor

20:08

thought something might be wrong. I thought

20:10

the guy was weird. A couple

20:12

of weeks later, police showed up. They

20:15

removed a box from his home. His

20:17

neighbor saw it put it in a police vehicle.

20:20

A few weeks after that, they

20:23

revealed what was in the in the box, a

20:26

human brain. Sick

20:28

funk of the Week Joshua Lee Long stole

20:32

a human brain um

20:35

and then was dousing it in

20:38

his weed and his pills because

20:40

I guess the the the form melde

20:42

hyde is that is that what it is for melde hyde

20:45

uh and and and the drugs that they used to to

20:47

to to store embombing fluid.

20:51

Uh. They'd spray the embombing fluid on the

20:53

weed to to get a higher high

20:56

um from a brain. The the the

20:58

the Cumberland any people,

21:02

they don't know where the funk he got the brain from.

21:04

They think that he might have dug

21:07

it up from a corpse. And

21:09

and you you gotta have a serious,

21:12

serious, serious drug problem.

21:15

Listen, my man, come to l A.

21:17

They got old go to anyone that there's so many

21:19

states that have weed legal,

21:22

and and it ain't just your your normal cheach

21:24

and chong weed. It'll get you wherever

21:27

you need to go. You don't need to go digging

21:29

up corpses stealing brains

21:32

from motherfucker's. Okay, you're

21:35

now the sick funk of the week. We got to I'm

21:37

sorry. I thought we were gonna just have to sick funks

21:40

of the week, but we

21:42

got three six funks of the week. Moth. Let

21:45

me get a little bit more of the sick funk

21:47

of the week music. Everybody

21:53

knows I'm not a cat guy. Okay,

21:55

I don't like cats. I don't trust them. Um.

21:59

I find that at least somebody

22:02

uh within in and everybody

22:05

knows somebody close to them who's allergic to cats,

22:07

which which right there means they're

22:09

a weird animal. Okay, again, not

22:11

my thing. My mom has cats. I petter cats. I

22:13

play with him. I don't like him. I don't trust them.

22:15

I love you, mom, I don't like your cats.

22:18

What can I say? That?

22:20

Being said, the third

22:22

sick funk of the week from upstate

22:25

New York tried

22:28

to bake his cat.

22:31

The feline was found after firefighters

22:35

responded to a smoke alarm in

22:37

this guy's apartment. Uh,

22:40

this cock sucker tried to bake it.

22:42

Tempted to roast the fucking cat, obviously

22:45

h No reason was given why

22:48

this guy was trying to cook his fucking cat. Um,

22:52

but firefighters, and he almost burnt the fucking

22:54

house down, okay by trying to cook

22:56

a cat, and and and you get

22:58

I don't know what do you get for at Like

23:01

he can't keep him in jail for the rest of his life, but

23:03

I don't want him walking the streets.

23:06

Like, is there like some sort of boot camp you could

23:08

send a guy like this too with

23:10

other sick fox they give

23:12

him mental health evaluation. Uh

23:15

to see what I don't need to give him

23:17

mental health evaluation. You tried

23:19

to bake a cat, so so

23:21

therefore I know you're a sick fuck. Um.

23:24

So this guy his last name

23:26

is Avo and Avo and

23:29

a V. I don't know how to say his last name. But

23:31

if you saw the picture of him Darren anno

23:33

V check it out. Check out the picture of him

23:36

a n N o V. I look

23:38

up the guy who tried to bake his fucking cat in

23:41

Batavia, Bativia, Bativ

23:44

in New York. He's kind of like

23:46

the poster boy for for a sick fuck just

23:48

across the board. Um, the

23:51

cat died and uh, you

23:54

know who knows? Who knows? How many cats?

23:56

This? This sick? What was he gonna do with the with the cooked

23:58

cat? See Iron Rapports

24:00

Stereo Pockets moth, Let me get some funk, Let

24:03

me get something real nice, and I'll

24:06

be right back before we get to be

24:08

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right. See Iron Rapport Stereo podcast. You know

24:31

I love ESPN thirty for thirties.

24:33

If you haven't seen the Darryl

24:36

and Doc uh Daral

24:39

Strawberry and Doc Gooden Dwight

24:42

Doc Gooden Premier

24:44

a couple of days ago, check it out. Um,

24:47

you know, really a time and place

24:50

in New York that doesn't exist anymore.

24:53

Um and and and you know, I mean pretty

24:55

much everybody knows their story. Those two Google, those

24:57

two dudes were wild for the night. Us.

25:00

Lenny Deisher was on that team. And and he's

25:02

coming out with his story. He was wild for the

25:04

night, um and and

25:07

and the fact that they all played on one team. But but but Darryl

25:09

and Doc were getting it in. They

25:11

were they were on that Uh how

25:14

do you say those gray Skies, Um,

25:16

that Booker Sugar, Um, that knows

25:19

candy. You know what I'm saying. That that that

25:21

Samuel Jackson, That that jungle fever.

25:24

You know what I'm saying, that gator, that crack

25:26

cocaine. Um. Before

25:28

we there was that good

25:30

good Maurice and they were doing it hard

25:33

body karate. Um and Uh,

25:35

now they're they're they're struggling to get

25:37

their lives in order. Strawberry seems like he's

25:39

got it figured out and hopefully he'll stay sober and

25:41

remain a positive influence. I'm not so

25:43

sure about the White Gooden, but definitely check

25:46

out the espn Um.

25:50

Daryl Strawberry admitted to freaking

25:53

off in between innings during

25:55

games he was playing in which

25:58

which I don't know if that puts him in a world

26:00

class stickman category, but

26:03

he definitely is up up for

26:05

consideration. Okay, he was he

26:08

was fucking in between innings

26:10

while he played for the New York mets. Uh.

26:14

That's impressive. What's

26:16

also impressive speaking of stickman Coxman,

26:20

And I don't know how I've never brought this up

26:23

when when I've gone over the list of of of

26:25

great Coxman, I know there's a long, long,

26:28

long list, and I know that there's people I forget

26:30

and and believe me, I mean no disrespect

26:33

when I forget some of the greats. Mick

26:36

Jagger, Yes, you're like, yes,

26:38

yes, Mick Jagger, world

26:42

class Coxman, fantastic

26:46

stickman is

26:49

having his his eighth kid. I believe

26:51

at seventy two years

26:54

old, you're that dude.

26:56

Mick Jagger. First of all, I apologize for for

26:58

never bringing you up in

27:01

the conversation of great stickman. Um

27:06

My respect goes out

27:08

from the beginning to too. Now he's

27:11

been getting it in again. I

27:13

want to also articulately something Being

27:16

a stickman it doesn't mean necessarily

27:18

being a pig. Being a savage doesn't

27:21

necessarily mean you're a great coxman.

27:23

These are these are two separate things. Okay,

27:25

so just because you're a savage doesn't mean you're a great

27:28

coxman. Okay, there's a certain genesee

27:30

qua uh

27:33

that that great stickman have. Okay,

27:35

it's not just it's it's not just the quantity,

27:38

it's the quality. And and and Mit

27:40

Jagger is is up there top ten

27:42

of all time for sure. So no disrespect

27:45

um that I haven't brought you up.

27:48

Congratulations on on being

27:50

able to to to still put out

27:52

that super sperm um.

27:54

And and hopefully you're gonna have a healthy, uh

27:57

new child soon. But but his his lady

27:59

is aegnit And and yo,

28:02

my hackers off to you, Mick Jagger. I

28:04

funk with you, hard body karate. Um

28:09

what else is going on? This

28:11

is what they call the the the dog

28:13

days of sports. And and and I've

28:15

been watching a little bit of NBA

28:19

Summer League, which is a

28:21

little bit like uh, you know, the

28:24

the the the quality of the games are are very

28:26

indicative of the summer there. You know, slow

28:30

you know, sometimes boring, sometimes

28:33

exciting, but but but in general they're

28:35

just kind of like their slow motion like a

28:37

really hot, hot summer day. I

28:40

don't think that was a good analogy, but I tried.

28:43

But Ben Simmons, the number one pick in the draft.

28:45

I gotta tell you, I'm worried

28:47

about about this fucking guy. This

28:50

fucking guy. This is so much of

28:53

the selfie millennial

28:56

mentality. This fucking guy sat

28:59

out in what was like

29:01

his six seventh or eighth, maybe ninth.

29:03

Again, we don't fact check at the Iron Reports Stereo

29:05

podcast sat out a summer league game. Was

29:07

he hurt? No, he just

29:10

you know, didn't didn't play. Now, whether

29:13

his coaches suggested it, I I can't

29:15

imagine that, or he suggested you're

29:17

tired. You're nineteen, You're

29:19

the first pick in the NBA draft, and you're sitting

29:21

out and then during the game you're sitting on the fucking

29:24

bench eating French fries and

29:26

taking pictures with with with fans.

29:30

You're the first round pick eating

29:33

French fries on the bench. You fucking

29:36

French frying eating Cox suck. Are

29:38

you you got big fucking

29:40

balls? Ben Simmons, I'm

29:44

I'm I'm concerned about that. If I was the coach,

29:46

I'd be like, ye had no motherfucker

29:49

nah, put the French fries

29:51

down. Now you're gonna run laps. Okay,

29:53

you don't want to play. You're gonna run laps during the gym

29:55

during an NBA Summer League game. You

29:58

need to set the precedent off the top. You're

30:00

sitting out during a summer league game. Get the funk

30:03

out of here. I don't know anyway,

30:05

we're coming up with Brandon Marshall. B Marshall,

30:09

Um, you know, I talked a lot about basketball, but I used

30:11

to play football growing up. I

30:13

used to. I used to get it in until I was

30:15

about thirteen, you know, and then

30:17

the coaches were like, please take him off

30:19

the field. He's gonna kill somebody out here. I was.

30:21

I was that kind of dude. I was vicious. Um.

30:24

You know, they begged me to stop, Please please take

30:27

him off the team. He's he's he's

30:29

going to kill somebody. And and I don't

30:31

necessarily think they meant it in a good way. Um.

30:35

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32:13

how you doing, my man? I

32:16

am good man, just taking

32:18

it easy. How are you? I'm good, I'm good

32:20

man, I'm good. I appreciate you doing this. Man.

32:23

Uh, this is uh, this is gonna be big

32:25

for my fans, and and you know I'm

32:28

I'm a fan of yours. So I don't want to keep

32:30

you wrong. I know it's Saturday. I know you in pre

32:32

pre training camp. So you enjoying

32:35

the the off season. So let me let me just

32:37

get into this more. Man, how

32:40

are you enjoying living in New York and playing

32:42

in New York? Because I gotta tell you, I don't think I can

32:44

remember somebody who's a quote

32:46

unquote out of town er coming

32:48

to New York and embracing everything

32:51

that being a New York professional

32:54

athlete can

32:56

give and can do and and

32:58

and and you seem to really, you know, once

33:00

you got traded to the Jets, you seem to have, uh, you

33:03

enjoyed at the moment you arrived. So, so, how how

33:05

are you liking the New York lifestyle? You

33:08

know what to be to be honest with you, man,

33:11

you know, obviously I'm not from

33:13

New York, but I am

33:15

so New York, you know, like

33:17

my personality, you know, it

33:19

is everything about me. You know, I

33:22

feel like I fit right into the city. You

33:24

know, even like right now, I'm looking

33:26

at the Brooklyn Bridge, um

33:30

looking at the Manhattan Bridge, I'm looking at

33:32

downtown because I just

33:34

moved to Brooklyn and I

33:36

absolutely loved it, man, Like it's

33:39

crazy. It reminds me like Brooklyn

33:41

reminds me of my hometown,

33:44

like Pittsburgh East Liberty. So I'm

33:46

walking around and just the culture and the people.

33:49

It just makes me feel at

33:51

home. And when you feel at home, you're

33:53

energized. When you're energized, man,

33:56

I just you go on that field or in that quarter,

33:58

in that office, and you just turned into

34:00

a monster. And and that's why

34:02

I love living in the city. And I and and

34:05

I just said no to living

34:07

in the suburbs because every time

34:09

I come through that tunnel or every time you

34:12

know, I dropped into the city, it

34:14

just refused me. Man. There's so

34:16

much energy, so much amazing

34:19

like stuff going on. It's like, yo,

34:21

I want to play here as long as I can, because

34:24

I want to feel this every single day.

34:26

You know, that's dope that you live in Brooklyn. Man. I

34:28

I don't know if I know of any other

34:31

professional athlete I've

34:33

ever even heard of living in Brooklyn. Man. So that's

34:35

that's crazy, man, that that's that's that's

34:37

cool. Man. That's good. You sound like you've got some a

34:40

nice view. You got every guy damn bridge. You said, you

34:42

can see every damn bridge from where you're standing right now.

34:44

You you got a nice spot. Oh

34:46

man, Yeah, I got the Manhattan I'm in between

34:49

the Manhattan Bridge the

34:51

Brooklyn Bridge, and you can see the Statue

34:53

of Liberty. I see the Freedom Or that's

34:55

beautiful. Man, it's just amazing. I literally

34:58

wake up up five in the morning and I look

35:00

outside my window be like, wow, that's

35:03

dope. You know, I was telling somebody, I

35:05

was telling somebody the other day. You know, it's

35:07

almost like you

35:09

know, because I could never I could never figure

35:11

out like when I even like up until like a month

35:13

ago before I moved in, I couldn't

35:16

figure out, like why would people live right

35:18

by the bridge? It sounds no easy, doesn't

35:20

seem comfortable. And once

35:22

I started looking at it, I was like, Okay,

35:25

this this can work, and I pulled the

35:27

trigger. And then once I moved in, it's

35:30

it's it reminds me of like living by

35:32

the Rocky because I also played in

35:35

Denver. You know, those bridges, man,

35:37

are so amazing. I'm getting goose pints right

35:39

now just talking about it. But

35:41

when you wake up and you see it, it's

35:44

amazing. Bro. That's that's

35:47

dope man, that I'm I'm happy for you that you I

35:49

honestly I'm happy for you. And I'm jealous man because

35:51

I'm I'm mostly in l A. So that that's

35:53

just that's just dope. And I love that you

35:56

know, somebody is is prominent as you you

35:58

know, took to Brooklyn. Because that's just that's

36:01

just dope. So so so what do you

36:03

what are you enjoying more? Because you

36:05

know, when I first met you, I told you I love

36:08

watching you on showtime on Inside

36:10

the NFL. And and and I really think

36:13

you've emerged as a great personality,

36:15

a great broadcaster. Um. You

36:18

know, I don't think. Maybe I'm wrong, but

36:20

I don't think I've ever seen anybody in any

36:22

sport who is simultaneously

36:25

a star in his sport and

36:27

then also commenting on it during

36:30

the season. And and you know, and I

36:32

think that you know the culmination of especially

36:35

the interview you did last season with

36:37

pac Man Jones after the incident with the Steelers.

36:40

You know, I think you really like you. You you and

36:42

you asked them the hard questions. You didn't you know, you

36:44

didn't baby him, You asked the fair questions.

36:47

But your point of view comes from somebody

36:49

who's not only done it, but who's

36:52

actually doing it. So so

36:54

you seem like you're having a good time where you are

36:56

you still are you still loving football as

36:59

much as you love and broadcasting because I

37:01

see, I see, uh, Michael

37:03

Strahand part two coming up for you,

37:05

my man, Hey,

37:08

listen, that's an owner to be mentioned

37:11

in the same breath as Michael Strahand.

37:13

But to be honest with you, man, uh,

37:16

this past year and they haf like,

37:18

well, I soon as I got traded to New York,

37:21

he kind of like, uh re energized

37:23

me. I think I needed that, you

37:25

know, just the way things went down to Chicago.

37:28

And I absolutely love Chicago. I still

37:30

love Chicago. Might love

37:32

Chicago. Uh So it was great

37:35

to be here. And then once I got here

37:37

in the locker room with all the guys, moved

37:39

into the city. I lived in Tribeca last

37:41

year, I was I just

37:44

like just start falling in love with just where

37:47

I'm at in life again. Meanings

37:49

just like playing football and

37:51

bro, I never loved football more

37:55

ever in my life, and I love football now. Like I'm

37:58

like so excited about this year. I

38:01

just feel like, not only do we have a

38:03

great team, but I just love where

38:05

I'm at mentally physically, because

38:07

that's what you need. Man Like when when you can go to

38:09

work every single day and it's not works, it's

38:12

an awesome killing, it's beautiful.

38:14

And when it comes to the television part, yeah,

38:17

when it comes to the broadcasting part, Brother, to be honest

38:19

with you, you know, I didn't know what I was doing,

38:21

you know, and I'm just trying to get

38:23

better at every single sex segment, every

38:26

single show, every single year. Um,

38:28

And the way I look at it and the way I approach

38:30

it is, you know, trying

38:33

to define my seat. How do I define my seat?

38:36

And the way I define my seat is pretty

38:38

much, um taking

38:40

the viewer inside the locker

38:43

room, like, that's my seat. That's who

38:45

I am. Like, I don't try to be anyone else.

38:47

I beat myself up there and my

38:50

perspectiveness. Listen, this is

38:53

how the active player feels. This is how

38:55

the active player walks, This is how the active

38:57

player talked, you know. And you can't

38:59

see that anywhere else, you know. So that's

39:01

what I try to live in right here when I'm

39:04

on television. Well, you're you're doing a good

39:06

job at it. And I think it's I think it's

39:08

it's groundbreaking. I love it and

39:10

and I think you really do bring that insight,

39:13

you know, like you're you know, you

39:15

probably banged up, and then you show up and you're you're

39:17

talking about your games, You're talking about the other games

39:20

and and and honestly, I love it. So so

39:22

are are your opponents treating

39:25

you different now that you're you're on

39:27

TV week after weeks? So if you score on them

39:29

or they you know, are are the players you're going

39:31

against, you know, treating you a little different? And secondly

39:34

to that question, out of all the players

39:36

in the NFL, who talks the most shit?

39:39

So so the two part questions. All

39:43

right, So the first part is you

39:45

know, yes, they give

39:47

me more respect, like you know, you

39:49

know, it's it's it's it's crazy.

39:52

Not only players for coaches, you know, walk

39:54

up to me and like, man, you're doing a great job on the show,

39:56

or man, I love your point, or

39:58

some of my teammates, you bro, what sup like

40:01

that that suit you wore last So they're terrible,

40:04

you know what I mean. So that's

40:06

what's That's the interesting thing that's happening

40:08

around the league with me as far as being

40:10

on inside of the NFL on showtime

40:13

is that you know, guys are really uh

40:16

appreciating it, and and one of the questions

40:18

they always ask is like, how the heck do

40:21

you do it? You know, like you're

40:23

bold for taking that step. And that's

40:25

one of the reasons why I actually did is because guys,

40:28

I'm trying to show guys that you

40:30

can do more. You're more than just a football player.

40:32

And I think guys are realizing that with new

40:34

age with people are trying to do more,

40:37

but I think they're afraid to stand

40:39

up and say, listen, you know, while I'm

40:41

playing, I still have time

40:44

to do other things. You know. That's

40:46

what guy's get in troubles where they're trying to wait. You

40:49

know, when they're done, and when you're done, nobody cares

40:51

about you. They're they're they're looking, they're

40:53

looking for the next guy, the next Brandon

40:55

Marshall. You know, like right now they cared all they care

40:57

about Antonio Brown and and and

40:59

oh up that come junior. You know, so

41:02

you better get it while you got a chance. And

41:04

the other part two question is the

41:07

biggest talk the biggest trash

41:09

talker man. I

41:12

would have to say, uh, fontast

41:15

Birfit from Cincinnati.

41:18

Uh, he talks a lot of trash, but

41:21

he's like he's an angry

41:23

man out there. It's not like I wouldn't even call

41:25

that trash. He's talking trash to me is almost

41:28

like within the game. It comes with the game,

41:30

you know, it's a part of the game. You need

41:32

to have that, but like he takes it to a

41:35

whole another level, gets real personal. You

41:37

know, there's there's there's boundaries that

41:39

you shouldn't cross. I remember Carmelo

41:42

Anthony having an incident on the court. You know, someone

41:44

said something to him and you

41:46

know it's cool to tunk trash, but

41:49

you can't. There's certain things that's offen

41:51

it. Know. Um yeah,

41:54

So like I think vontast

41:57

you might not even be a trash talker. It's just a

41:59

third. He's a dirty talker. But

42:01

the biggest trash soccer man,

42:05

I don't even know. Man, Okay, there's a

42:07

lot of guys out there is when

42:10

you're going when you when you have somebody that's

42:12

taking it to another level as far as what

42:14

they're saying and like their their tone.

42:17

Are you like, do you engage because you know

42:19

sometimes you know you've had a history of engaging

42:21

with ship or do you just laugh at

42:23

it at this point in your career do you like, yeah,

42:25

are you just like Yo, this dude is just bugging out and I'm

42:27

just gonna just beat his ass? Like, how do you approach it

42:30

now that you're you know, you've you've you how

42:32

old are you? Brandon man?

42:35

So? Yeah, so listen, don't say thirty

42:37

two. I'm forty six. You say thirty two like you're

42:39

an old man. Okay, I'm forty six

42:41

years old. You don't know what it's like waking up for

42:44

forty six year old Jewish guy from New York. I

42:46

don't even play football. You think your your legs

42:48

and your hips hurt. Okay, you

42:50

don't know what it's like for me. Okay, but but

42:52

so so. But now that you've played so many

42:54

years the league, how do you deal with guys like that where their

42:57

personality you're just like, it's like, you know, this guy's

42:59

this guy's on another planet. You know what?

43:03

What the what the bird man say with some respect

43:05

for my name? Yeah, I got

43:07

like that type of attitude and the field like you

43:09

talk trash to me, You talk trash

43:12

to me. I ignore you. I may even

43:14

I made s now like you. But the reason

43:17

why I don't feed into that and talk back bros,

43:19

Because I'm conserving all my energy

43:21

for a football like I don't have time to I'd

43:24

be tired up there, bro. So I don't

43:26

get into all that bantering back

43:28

and forth. But when you dirty

43:30

talk to me, you talk about my kids,

43:33

you talk about my wife, it ain't

43:35

about football anymore anymore.

43:38

I mean example, as you're planning against

43:40

the Giants, and uh, Dick Jenkins

43:42

said something that it was across

43:45

you know, across that Learne and

43:47

uh we had like a path, we had

43:49

a run play on and I was supposed to go out and block

43:52

the corner, and I was supposed to be like way

43:54

out by the sideline. Well what

43:56

I did is I cut my stuet

43:58

all the way down there by the britishaw fergan.

44:01

So my split is cut dramatically.

44:04

Um I was closed to go block the corner.

44:07

I abandoned my responsibility and ramp

44:10

right to him and just like try to crack

44:14

almost tackled Chris Ivory. But

44:17

it was so funny. The coaches was like, oh my gosh,

44:19

this dude is going in there to hit a

44:21

three hundred thirty coundar, you

44:24

know, you know, And I picked the right situations,

44:26

like you know, there was a last player. It was like one of the last

44:28

players of half. We weren't trying to get

44:30

a first now. I was just trying to run the clock out. So

44:33

I'm smart with it. But I'll do something,

44:36

you know, way way to the left

44:38

to get your attention and let you know, like look,

44:41

stay within those lines. I hear you, I

44:43

hear you. You know, you know what you know? It

44:45

is your accent, like the way you

44:47

speak sometimes when I hear you on showtime

44:50

and now I'm listening to you now on the phone. Is

44:52

that like a Pittsburgh thing? Because it almost sounds

44:54

like you got like a British accent. Has anyone ever

44:56

told you that before? Is that a funny question? Is

44:59

that like Pittsburgh something? Well,

45:03

a lot of people always uh, you know, shake

45:06

something about my action. But I'm from Pittsburgh

45:08

originally, and then I moved to Florida,

45:11

so I get like this each coat

45:13

southern plain thing going on, you

45:15

know. Alright, alright, because it's

45:17

I'm like, yo, is this dude like did he have like a stint

45:20

in London or some ship? It's cool, I

45:22

just it's just it's just it's unique, all

45:24

right. So let me let me let me get back to

45:26

uh to let me get to the Jets.

45:29

What's the deal with Fitzpatrick? Who's

45:32

gonna be your quarterback? And and are do you like,

45:35

like, how do you deal

45:37

with that knowing that you have a chemistry

45:39

with Fitzpatrick? It's a business, you

45:41

know, the Jets and Fitzpatrick have to figure out

45:44

their business. But are you concerned? Do you

45:46

get involved with that? I

45:48

mean smarting involvement? You know, obviously

45:51

I'm players, so you

45:53

know, there's not much I can do and

45:55

when it comes to the business side, but you

45:57

know, I am very uh inquisitive,

46:02

you know, um, you know,

46:04

but that is that's as far as it goes. I

46:07

try to give support to the player, you know, like

46:09

not only you know Fish, but he's

46:12

in big mode, like you know, understanding what

46:14

they're going through. Because I've been through it. I

46:16

don't know what's going on, bro, you know,

46:19

like to be honest, men, Fish caught every day

46:21

all the time. But I checked this dude

46:24

the last two weeks three times and there's

46:26

no response. So the only

46:29

thing that he can tell me right now, uh,

46:31

to make it right is, hey, bro, I

46:34

was out of the country or I was

46:36

on vacation, so it's not like him.

46:38

So it's it's scared me right now. It's it's

46:40

scared me that my guy as it checks

46:43

me back when we face time.

46:45

Um, we texted call you

46:48

know all the time. So

46:50

all right, I hope that worked that it's scary

46:53

right now. I hear you are, okay, cool

46:55

because because I I mean, you guys had a good thing

46:57

going, and you know, you you almost

46:59

made it to the playoffs, and I think that you you'll you'll

47:02

build on that for next season. And and you

47:04

know, I've always liked Fitzpatrick, so I hope

47:06

they get it worked out if you had.

47:09

First of all, do you mess with fantasy football

47:11

at all? How a where are the players

47:13

of fantasy football? You know, I'm a fantasy

47:16

football beast. I don't know if you know this about

47:18

me, like they call me the beast. I

47:20

don't play around with my fantasy football okay,

47:23

but how how where are you of

47:25

fantasy football? And here's the second part. If

47:27

you were playing fantasy football excluding

47:30

yourself, who would be your number one pick?

47:32

Who would you pick number one for fantasy? Well?

47:36

I think football, I think players do pay

47:38

attention. But you gotta realize, man, A lot of guys

47:40

say, oh, I don't pay attention, I don't read things,

47:42

but they actually do. Many a lot of us

47:45

are ego maniacs, you know, So you

47:47

know, guys want to know like what what what?

47:50

What are what are people saying about me?

47:52

Or where they drafted me? That that's a

47:54

big thing. Like guys you that as

47:56

stuel you know you draft to get on

47:59

and and you of late rounds, you

48:01

know they get a little a

48:03

little feisty about that. Um

48:06

For me personally, like, I'm not, I

48:08

don't play it. I played it my second

48:10

year. I was like me Tony

48:12

Scheffler, J Cutler and a couple of

48:15

you know, regular dudes. That

48:17

was fun. That was awesome. What I should do it again? You

48:19

know what I made? Do it again? Come on, man, you

48:21

want to get down with my Fantasy League be marshal,

48:24

because you know what

48:26

I think I'll do that. I think, God,

48:29

that would be so much fun. That would

48:31

be so much fun. And I played for

48:34

small steaks when I played for him, Oh

48:36

that would be incredible. And I don't

48:39

I played for the money. Is not the thing for

48:41

me. It's the ship talking because when you want to

48:43

talk about ship talking, I'm I'm

48:45

I'm I'm seriously forget the NFL,

48:48

the NBA, Muhammad Ali. I'm

48:50

up there with the best of the best.

48:52

So if if I win, I talk ship.

48:55

But when I lose, when I'm down, I feel

48:57

like I'm even a better ship talker. I would be

48:59

I would love that so much, and I think

49:01

it would be such a learning experience. All right, So

49:03

if you are in my league or in

49:06

any league, I'm not gonna hold you to it, but I will

49:08

hold you to it. Who would be your first

49:11

pick? Uh?

49:14

You know? So see, I gotta

49:16

get you know, reacclaimed with fantasy

49:18

football. It's the peace. So

49:20

obviously you gotta you gotta get a skilled

49:22

position because those

49:25

are the guys put the most point. So what is it?

49:27

Quarterbacks? I

49:30

thought with quarterbacks first, if I was to

49:32

say, who would I pick? Like most of these

49:34

know it alls, and these know it alls they wear

49:36

suits. They've never been out on the gridiron

49:39

like you like me, They've never been on there.

49:41

They've never been sweating. They don't put the work

49:43

in. Okay, but I like to go with a quarterback

49:45

first. But that's just me. I'm a winner. A

49:47

lot of these people, and the different leagues have different

49:50

scoring. So but if that's the for if

49:52

that's the form of you, that's the right form you. Again,

49:54

I'm gonna go with quarterback two. And you

49:56

know what, I'm surprissed this year, not

49:59

surprised quarter like he's Jake Cutler. I think he's gonna

50:01

light it up? You do? How come that

50:05

was a joke? Bro a comedian. I

50:13

knew I was a weird a weird choice,

50:16

but I was all right, I got you, I got you, I got you,

50:18

all right, You're

50:20

funny man. Actually, I think I do think he's going

50:22

to have a big year. Though I do think Jake

50:24

Cousin will have a big year. But I want to pick him number

50:27

one. Hell no, I wouldn't pick him number one. You threw

50:29

me for a loop at that one. Yeah,

50:31

I would kick, I would kick probably,

50:35

man. Yeah, Cam Newton? Can you

50:37

do that the game? Because not only is he throwing

50:39

touchdowns, but he's also running. Yeah,

50:42

he's scoring. Yeah,

50:45

I would probably go with um, I

50:47

go with Cam, all right. Yeah, that's who I

50:49

would go with too. Um all

50:51

right, I'm not gonna keep you much longer. I can't tell

50:53

you how much I appreciate that this brand. How

50:56

how relieved are you as a football player?

50:58

And I'm sure as a fan that this deflate

51:00

gate ship is finished? And

51:03

and do you think Garoppolo

51:05

will be uh Tim Tebow?

51:07

Tim Tebow two point Oh? Wow?

51:11

To be honest with you, I know nothing that I'm I

51:14

know nothing about I know nothing

51:16

about I

51:19

just heard all the talk from last

51:21

year that you know, he's actually pretty good.

51:24

So we'll see, man. But I can't

51:26

speak on that because I don't

51:28

even know what college he went to. You what you're

51:31

asking me, I think I give a shit about this

51:33

guy and the Patriots. I'm so I'm I'm

51:35

so over this, the flate gate, Brandon.

51:38

I'm so sick of this, the flake gate. But I'm glad

51:40

that that he's got the suspension and

51:42

and it's done with. I feel like the suspension

51:45

is a little bit, uh, you know, more than than

51:47

the crime. But you know, I you

51:50

know, you know, if if you're a New York Fanny for

51:52

your Jets fan or a Giants fan, you we

51:54

don't we don't mess with the Patriots. So so this

51:56

is this is a beautiful thing that this is finally

51:58

happening. Well, you

52:01

know, I think, well, my approach to it,

52:03

I don't think it's every guy's approached. It's

52:06

two things. Um. One,

52:08

as a player, obviously, you

52:11

know you have a better chance of winning when

52:13

Tom Brady is on the field. And that's just fact.

52:15

Tom Brady is going to me the

52:18

best quarterback to ever do it. You

52:20

know, I love tom Brady's game. I actually

52:22

like him as a actually love Tom Brady.

52:24

Um, So you have that aspect when

52:27

he's not on the field, not only the best player

52:29

on the Patriots, but when the best player probably

52:31

in the league. When he's on the field, the other team

52:33

has a better chance winning. But then

52:35

there's the other side, and it's the business

52:37

side of due process. And

52:40

as a player, you know, you you

52:42

you, you're still one, you

52:44

know, all those Patriots. Although he's arrival,

52:47

although we we we hate painting,

52:49

it's the Patriots. This like the Patriots.

52:52

As a player, you still have to stand up for what's

52:54

right. And you know, we we we definitely

52:57

believe that, um, that

53:00

offss needs to change. I don't

53:02

know, I'm not speaking I'm not speaking on

53:04

what's right, what's wrong? You know?

53:07

Uh that Tom Brady do it, did not do it?

53:09

Should he be suspenishly not. I'm speaking

53:11

on just making sure that the players

53:15

are in a in

53:17

a right position, you know, a fair position

53:20

that makes sense that I respect that. All

53:22

right, Brandon, you know I'm gonna let you go. I want to tell

53:24

you also, sincerely, I really appreciate

53:27

you taking the time. I respect and appreciate

53:30

all you're doing about speaking out in

53:32

regards to the mental health and

53:35

the borderline personality disorder and everything

53:37

you're doing for the mental health community. I think you

53:39

can absolutely continue to make a change and

53:42

make an impact, because again, I don't

53:44

think that you know, you would be the

53:46

prototypical face of mental

53:48

health. I think it's a shameful thing. And

53:51

I think that you being brave enough to to

53:53

to embrace it and to to speak out about

53:55

it is great. I hope you continue

53:57

to do that. I wish you nothing but uck

54:00

or with it with the Jets. I hope you have a

54:03

healthy, safe season.

54:05

Enjoy Brooklyn, and and and and if

54:07

you want to get in this fantasy league, listen,

54:10

just just know that I come in

54:12

and I talk greasy. Okay, there's there's

54:14

no money involved, but it's I'm gonna

54:16

talk about everything, alright,

54:19

cool put me to put me in, found me up?

54:21

All right, cool Brand, Listen, enjoy the rest

54:23

of your off season, have a great training camp.

54:25

And and uh, I appreciate you taking the time, my

54:27

man. Alright, alright, cool Brand,

54:30

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54:57

right. That was that was fantastic.

55:00

That was a fantastic, fantastic

55:02

conversation discussion with Brandon Marshall.

55:06

Um Ship, what

55:08

can I say? Brandon Marshall doesn't know that much

55:10

about fantasy football, me being a fantasy

55:12

football beast, um

55:15

Ship, I'm gonna have to learn him, teach him

55:19

of the ways. What can I

55:21

say? J E t s Jets, Jets,

55:23

Jets. And that's coming from a Giants fan. I'm

55:26

not one of these guys who who who doesn't appreciate

55:28

the Jets funk with the Jets since

55:31

the Richard Todd, Joe Cleco,

55:33

Mark Gastino days, Freeman Freeman

55:36

McNeil, and them. Um but I I love

55:38

the Giants, um but but I don't hate the Jets.

55:41

Um. Yeah. We're gonna be

55:43

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