Transcript
Introduction
Alex
It’s humbling looking up all your accolades, Tedy, honestly. And having worked with you now for two years, I kind of pride myself. There are a couple of things I think I try to take pride in: one is toughness; something strive to be and, you know, some level of intelligence and smarts.
And then you sit next to Tedy Bruschi and, come on, man, it's humbling. It's humbling, man. Freaking middle linebacker. Thirteen years in the NFL for some of the greatest teams and the greatest dynasty, not just in football but in the history of sports. Survived two strokes, came back to play—still just kicking ass. Ran three marathons, played saxophone with the Boston Pops, pulled a perfect game.
Tedy
I did pull a perfect game.
Alex
Played for three Hall of Fame coaches in the NFL, which is ridiculous. I kind of want to dive into all three, I think.