Vikings Explain Passing On Aaron Rodgers (Hour 4)

It is the JR Sportbree Show here with you on the Infinity Sports Network. Thank you to everybody listening all over North America, coast to coast, over borders. I appreciate you all. Thank you for being here.

I'll be with you for one more hour. This show gets started every weekday at 6 p.m. Eastern, 3 Pacific. I'm in Atlanta, Georgia. Thank you to super producer and host Ryan Hickey.

He's in New York City. We got a lot to get into over the next hour. We've had a busy show.

We can start at 6 Eastern, 3 Pacific. Damn it, we spoke to Lisa Leslie. Hall of Famer, what an amazing conversation. Always a pleasure to chat with Lisa Leslie. Talked about Juju Watkins, got into Kaitlyn Clark and Angel Reese. Talked about the men's bracket, Angel Reese's brother on Maryland. Talked about just a lot.

Thank you to Lisa Leslie. Russell Wilson introduced as the newest quarterback for the New York Giants. Kissed everybody's ass and said a whole lot of vanilla things.

What you expected? And then how about this before we get out of here? Man, the Minnesota Vikings have spoken. Quasi Adolfo Mensah, the GM of the Minnesota Vikings.

He pretty much told everybody why they did not pick up Aaron Rodgers. We'll get into that. Of course, we'll talk about a few things that have happened and took place this day in sports history. And so we've had a busy, busy day.

We're having a busy afternoon, a busy night, busy evening, and we got more to do. But right now, we got a lot of callers here with a lot of thoughts and a lot of opinions about some of the biggest and best college coaches of all time. Because it is Wednesday and I gave you a top six list, some of the best college coaches of all time. And number six, I had Bob Knight, number five, Bobby Bowden, number four, Bear Bryant, number three, Nick Saban, number two, Coach K, number one, John Wooden. We've had some callers who chipped in some other names, the great late Pat Summitt, Dan Gable, one of the greatest wrestlers of all time, one of the greatest wrestling coaches. Hickey, is there anybody that stands out to you? Talk about a great college coach. Anybody stands out to you?

Sure. Let's let's keep the wrestling theme going. Dan Gable was great.

Cal Sanderson is great. Penn State. We're going to Penn State, huh? We are going to Penn State wrestling who are just fresh off of their 12th national title in 14 years. One of the two-year gap, COVID, so it wasn't like they lost.

They've lost one time in the last 14 years that actually there's been wrestling. They've won 71 consecutive dual meets, record of 76, so should be able to blow by that pretty easily. This guy, by the way, his career, or Dan Gable's at 158 and one. How about Cal Sanderson, JR, in college?

159 and 0. 4 for 4 national champion, gold medalist. You mean to tell me they just won again, again? 12 out of 14 with three individual champions.

Well, you went to Penn State University. Yes, sir. What the hell do they do after they win? Do they get a big celebration? Like, what happens?

Is it just so normal? Nobody even, like, what do they do? Very normal. I don't think there's, I mean, there's like a celebration, but there's no parade.

It's expected at this point. A luncheon? What happens? I think maybe a luncheon, a little like handshake, like congratulations fellas, we did it. Oh man, wow.

But the train just rolls on and we're already looking at next year. Make it 13 out of 15. So when I was in high school, how about that, right? I went to a high school school, Murray Bertram in lower Manhattan in New York City. And so our women's team, we had a couple of future WNBA players on our high school squad. Epiphany Prince, who played in Chicago. Shannon Bobbitt, she played for Pat Summitt, a matter of fact. Shannon Bobbitt played for Pat Summitt, also played alongside Candace Parker. And so, and then we had some other girls, I think a couple that went overseas and they all played in college and what have you.

Hickey, I don't remember. I feel like we were winning the city championship every year. We were competing for the state championship and I don't remember our girls ever getting anything outside of an announcement over the loudspeaker. We used to go to Madison Square Garden and watch them in the championship. That was the celebration. That's pretty cool.

The high school kid playing in the garden. That's very cool. Yeah. I think the Public Athletic League of New York City, PSAL or whatever the heck they call it, you know, they got so cheap. Eventually they moved it to the Barclay Center.

What are you going to do? Right? I'm like, man.

It's a Karnasek Arena for St. John's moving to Queens. No, man, that'd be something, right? Oh boy.

No. Well, you know, when I went, this sounds stupid as well. When I was in high school, that thing didn't exist.

You know what I'm saying? Like the corner of Atlantic and Flatbush was nothing. It's a dump.

Okay. There's nothing there. Now they put a skyscraper over there. They got the Barclay Center.

I spoke to somebody here in Georgia recently, Hickey, they went to the Barclay's and they were just like, oh, it's pretty cool arena. I'm like, yeah, it's nice. Whatever.

It's fine. The area is definitely a lot nicer than it was before. That's for sure.

I just like the bars around the corner. Okay. You go there for business and leave. That's it.

No exploring for you. I haven't been in there in a while. Yeah. I mean, what, the area or inside the arena? When you said you go to the bars, you go on, you talk about the area, like right around the corner.

Oh yeah. I know, I know every nook and cranny in that silly arena. And I know all the, I know all the places you're not supposed to go outside the arena. So I do both.

A man who knows a lot. I do. I haven't been, yeah, I haven't been to Brooklyn in two years.

What's wrong with me? Wow. Sounds like you are long overdue for a trip up here. I am. Every time I'm in Brooklyn, I have a good time. I'm trying to think what was I in Brooklyn doing the last let's see Williamsburg or the hipsters.

Oh no, no, no. I stayed. Heck did I stay? No, I stayed downtown.

They got a nice hotel downtown. I don't know. It's so different. Hey, I don't like Brooklyn anymore. It is. I mean, it is definitely different.

Keep changing. People my age have overrun it. Oh, is that what happened?

I think it's, it's a hipster thing. I knew, I knew, I knew I never wanted to go back to Brooklyn. I was, I was in my car.

I didn't live there at the time, but I had my car with me in New York and I was in Brooklyn. It's like 10 30 at night. And on one corner I saw the Chinese restaurant. And then on the other corner, directly across the street, I saw a cupcake shop and I said, this isn't the Brooklyn. I like, I don't like this. So what is a Chinese food restaurant on one side and a cupcake shop on the other?

I'm like, what is this? I'm shocked. There were no vegan options. They're usually, I mean, the fact that had two storefronts without vegan or gluten-free I'm beyond surprised. Yeah. Don't get me started on that gluten thing.

Okay. Gluten-free everybody. Gluteness. I think gluten does not exist in Brooklyn, at least in Williamsburg. Nobody can have gluten.

Oh, stupid gluten. Anyway, 888-710-4ISN. That's 888-710-4ISN. We're talking about some of the greatest coaches in college of all time. Russell is here from Baltimore. I don't think he's going to name a high school coach. Russell, you're on the Gerald Sportbree show. I was going to say a high school coach.

It would be Morgan Wooten out of Damascus. We're not, we're not talking, we're not talking about high school coach. Are you on speakerphone? Are you on speakerphone, Russell? I am. Do you want me to take it off? Oh, who? No.

Yeah. You don't, you don't call. This sounds terrible. We're not your boyfriend or your girlfriend.

Like we can't do this. My bad. So this is a professional radio show here, right?

You've never called radio, Russell? I have. I'm sorry. It's okay. Go ahead.

I can't take it off. Anyhow, I'll just say Knut Rothne. Oh, okay. He revolutionized the game. Got to get a shout out at least.

So definitely top 10. Okay. And I'll get off my speaker. Take care. I love your show. I love you too, Russell. Thank you for calling from Baltimore. Hickey, what do you think he was doing on speaker besides waiting?

Do you want to know? Well, he had to take the phone off. He had the, well, he didn't have to do.

I'm shocked. He knew who to put it on. If he doesn't know how to take, I mean, it's one button, but yeah, said the same button.

You put it on to take it off. So what do you think he was doing? Watching the Lakers. Okay. Hands-free. Yeah. Remote controls. Okay. Playing video games. Yes. Call of duty.

Is that it? Not Roblox. I don't know no game between call of duty. All I know is Roblox call of duty. And what's the one that everybody waits on.

They make the joke about it's come before everything. What's that game? There's the game that every grand theft auto GTA. They always say, uh, you know, LeBron James, you know, is he retired before we got a new grand theft auto, you know? Oh, they haven't come out with one in a while. I did not know that you haven't seen that joke online. No, I haven't played grand theft auto ever in my life, but I see that joke.

Huh? I guess people have been expecting this game for a long time. It's like me expecting Nintendo to come out with, I don't know, super Mario brothers eight in 2d.

It's never going to happen. I wish it would. I could play the hickey.

I could pick my super Nintendo. I told you it's dead. It's dead. I can't play it anymore.

Not even a little blowing into like the, no to get, you know, no, the cartridges have the, the cartridges have their own batteries and when they're done, they're done. Oh boy. So I have to find like, I don't know, I don't know if it's an emulator or Nintendo. There's somebody listening knows the answer.

Like, Hey, Jr is an idiot, but there's, there's probably a system that I can, it will last me the next 40 years. And at that point I'll be expired. But my super Nintendo is done. It's finished. It's cooked.

And it's done at 80. Who me? Yeah. What do you want me to be? Mr. Burns here? I don't know.

Oh, so you're here for a good time. Not a long time. I don't know. Okay. I'm just, I'm just thinking about it. I don't know. The super Nintendo, the first one lasted 40 years.

It's dead. Okay. If I get another one, it'll last another 40 years. And at that point 80, am I going to be sitting around playing super Mario brothers?

I don't think so. That's fair. Although you will have, I mean, hopefully since you'll be fingers crossed, retired at that point, a lot more time to kill. Oh boy.

Listen, bro. I'll be retired way before then. Okay.

Way, way, way, way before that. What am I going to be doing at 80? I don't know. Exercise it. All right. That's well, exercise the thumbs. I will just like the guy who just called.

I'll be exercising my thumbs. That's right. Uh, eight, eight, eight, seven, seven, four ISN. That's eight, eight, eight, seven, seven, four ISN. Bobby is calling from Wisconsin. Save us. You're on the JR sport.

We show us up. Bobby long time since I talked to you, but thank you. Okay, go ahead. How about Eddie Robinson from Grambling?

Grambling. Swack. Okay.

Yeah. I mean, if we're going to include swatch, sure. Why not? Well, I mean, we got to include, we got to include him because he had 408 victories and over 200 people that he sent to the pros.

Willy was near Willie Davis, but you cannon first black quarterback in the pro football, James Harris, the first, um, NFL Superbowl MVP and winner Doug Williams. We can't put him in there. I wouldn't put him on the top six. There's no denying his state and status and in college football in general and in the swack, but would you put him on your top six?

I would have put them on mine. Yeah. Okay. Who would you, who would you take off from what I mentioned?

Okay. Who needs to get the boot? Just by virtue of all the things he had to go through with, uh, with Eddie Robinson, just being down south, being a sharecropper son and all that. We know that story.

I take out coach K. All right. Well, thank you, Bobby, for calling from Wisconsin. Appreciate you. All right. Appreciate you. Thanks. No doubt about it. Bobby from Wisconsin. Okay. He just, he would just take out coach guy.

No reason. He just removed, uh, coach K. No, there's a lot to be said about Eddie Robinson coaching the Grambling state at the swack. I learned more about Eddie Robinson.

One of my good buddies, uh, went out to Grambling state and got his bachelor's degree, uh, years ago. And I learned so much more about Eddie Robinson. There's no doubt his state and college football and what he did as an African American. I ain't no taking away from that. Am I going to put him on the top six college coaches of all time?

No, but he definitely is one of the greatest coaches of all time. That's why it's a, it's six. It's tough. You can't put everybody on this.

Somebody called about Pat summit. What am I? I'm a jerk for not putting on a list.

Of course I am. Allen is calling from Toronto. You're on the chair of sport reshow.

Hi Jr. Here's a good one. Uh, Tom Osborne. He's still alive. He's 88 and he's not in a home.

So I hope he's listening and it'll bring a smile to his face. And, uh, look at his record. Two 55 wins, 49 losses, three ties.

That's an eight 36 winning percentage. And he was known for his, uh, powerful rushing attack and a strong defense in 1995 team was probably the best in the history of, uh, of college football. And he, uh, he won three national championships, 1994, 95 and 97 known for the eye formation. He's a 25 years in Nebraska, you know, three, three titles. Yeah. So he's, uh, he's, he's, uh, you can't put them on the top.

You would put them on the top 10. There's only a six. Yeah. I was, I was going to say, I don't know about, I don't know about six, but certainly also one of the greatest college coaches of all time. Well, thank you, Alan. Where you been, by the way, I feel like I haven't spoken to you in about a month. You've been hanging out in Miami or something.

No, no. I went to, uh, rock Springs, uh, rock Springs, Wyoming for a, uh, a wedding. So I was there for a few days, a few days. What do you mean?

Like a couple of weeks? I drove there. You drove to Wyoming. Yeah.

Yeah. The, uh, Cheyenne to rock Springs is the most difficult, difficult freeway I've ever been on wines and bends and up and down. You know, if you ever go there, you have to be really paying attention.

Your, your driving skills will be strained to the utmost. If you ever go there from interstate 80. Oh my God. Well, listen, I'm glad that you made it to America safe.

I'm glad you made it back. Yes. Oh yeah.

I'm a big fan of the United States. All my holidays are there. Oh wow.

25 years. Wait, wait, wait. This is a joke.

By the way, people in Canada still like America. I do. Yeah. Okay. Well I like you Alan.

I'm gonna like you forever. Okay. I don't like to talk politics.

I'll leave that off the air for another time. Who said anything? Who said anything about politics? Yeah, I did. I don't know. I don't know what you're talking about. Yeah. Republican party, you know, I don't know.

I don't know what you're talking about. Tom was a Republican from 2001 to 2002. He was. Yeah.

He was, uh, was he a house of representatives? Is that what he did? Right? That's right. Yeah.

He was in the house. Yeah. Well, he's not the first football coach to, uh, get into politics, but that, you know, Hey, anyway, Alan, uh, I would tell you to run for office here, but you can't. So I appreciate you anyway. Okay. Yeah. You for president. The too much dirt Alan.

Well, I guess if you had enough, you can do that. Hey Alan, thank you for calling from Toronto. Okay. Always a pleasure.

Jr. Thank you very much for taking my call. Welcome to him. Oh, go.

Thank you. I was going to say welcome to America, but he already left. This guy keeps, he drove from Toronto to Wyoming. Now that's the, I told you Alan gets in his car. He goes everywhere, man. It's like, Alan, where did you go?

I was in Miami, Florida. It's a quick weekend trip. Yeah. Does he know airplanes exist? He can get in a plane and go.

He doesn't have to drive. How many people do you think have done the old Toronto to Wyoming driving trip? What like this year? No, in general, I don't know. One person a year.

Him. I mean, that's probably why the road is so treacherous. They're like, ah, no one's on this. Just build it as quickly as you can. And just let's get out of here. I could hear, I could listen to Alan. Now he's just in the car listening to infinity sports radio the whole way of a whole way long drive. I wonder where he stops that.

I should have asked him now, where did you stop? Oh, I stopped in Minnesota and took me two days, three days to drive. I'm like, okay, bro. Wow.

I drove 13 hours at exactly 65 miles an hour. Yeah. Well, I'm glad he made it back to Toronto. Say he says all his holidays in America. I like Toronto. It's beautiful. Shout out to Canada. Love Canada.

Really do. How about this? We got one more here and then we got to talk, uh, talk some NFL. Gary is calling up from Indianapolis.

You get the final word, Gary on the JR sport brief show. Hi there. How are you doing? I'm amazing. What's up?

Uh, first time I got to talk to you and I listened to your show on a nightly basis on that word. Um, I just wanted to mention, uh, Jerry Sartanian. What? Yeah.

Running, running rebels, running rebels. He's one of the greatest six college coaches of all time. Come on. Well, I think for what he, in my opinion, he was, I met him, he was, he was a, uh, he used to come into a restaurant that I worked at when I was in high school. Okay. And he was one of the nicest guys you could meet on a personal level off the court. All right.

So I just, I just wanted to chime in. I, I thought what he did, uh, I thought he was one of the, you know, rest his soul. He was a, he was a really good guy.

And I think he meant a lot to a lot of people. Well, I see Greg Anthony every now and then when I see Greg Anthony, I'll ask him. Okay. There you go. All right.

Have a good night, JR. You as well. Shout out to Gary for calling from Indianapolis. What a name, Gary from Indianapolis.

Uh, it's the JR sport brief show here with you on the infinity sports network. We got a lot more to do. I told you LeBron James spoke, Russell Wilson spoke, man, the Vikings general manager.

He spoke as about why they didn't add Aaron Rogers. We'll get into that. Of course, we'll talk about a few things that took place this day in sports history.

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It is the JR sport re-show on the infinity sports network. As I sit in his studio, LeBron James is playing basketball in Indianapolis. The Lakers lead the Pacers 95 to 88 about a minute ago in the third quarter, LeBron James making a lot of noise. A lot of news earlier today sat down with Pat McAfee and LeBron James had a lot to say about everything in a rare interview. You don't hear LeBron James, you know, talk outside of his own, you know, ecosystem, his own podcast with JJ Reddick now soon to be Steve Nash sitting down doing his TV show, the shop. And by the way, LeBron James is having a crap night.

Three points, seven rebounds, seven assists. He is all of six from the field. LeBron James has not scored a field goal in this game. This might be a first.

I think all things considered before the end of the game, you'll have one, but damn, I don't know. Maybe that groin needs some more vacation. LeBron James made a lot of news on Pat McAfee today, a variety of things. Uh, he of course talked about this beef with Steven A. Smith. I want you to take a listen to this from earlier today on Pat McAfee.

He's like on a Taylor Swift tour run right now. Yeah, we're watching it. We're awesome. It started off with, I didn't want to address it. I didn't want to address it. I wasn't going to address it, but since the video came out, I feel the need to address it.

Are you kidding me? If there's one person that couldn't wait to the video to drop so you can address it is your ass. Like, seriously.

Uh, and like another, he completely like missed the whole point, the whole point. Never would I ever not allow people to talk about the sport, criticize players about what they do on the court. That is your job.

But when you take it and you get personal with it, um, it's my job to not only protect my damn household, but protect the players. Well, LeBron James is playing a terrible basketball game right now. I told you only three points. Somehow the Lakers are winning. Uh, Steven A. Smith has already responded. Steven A. Smith has already said that LeBron James is a liar and he's two-faced and I don't know, maybe Steven A. tomorrow morning, he'll go, LeBron James had a bad game last night because of me.

You can bet on that. Meanwhile, speaking of tonight, Russell Wilson, the newest member of the New York giants is sitting courtside with his wife at the New York Knicks game. The New York Knicks are currently hosting the Los Angeles Clippers.

The Clippers are beating them one Oh four to 91. Maybe Russell Wilson can give an inspiring speech to the New York Knicks. We know how inspiring Russell Wilson is, but not a lot, not really sounds kind of corny if you asked me, but he did speak to the media today, not in person. The New York giants organized a zoom call for Russell Wilson to meet the media. I guess, uh, he and the giants, maybe they agreed. One of them agreed that maybe we shouldn't have one gigantic press conference because this may not end the way we want. Nobody's going to say that, but Russell Wilson spoke to the media and of course he shared plenty of positivity. I guess he's positive that he is going to be QB number one.

Listen to this. Yeah. Expect to be a starter and come in here and be ready to rock and roll every day.

I think the, you know, to get a lead, I think this team's really looking for somebody to lead them in every way in terms of the process, you know, in the off season, during the season, uh, our habits and our thought process and how we create a, you know, a great winning culture. All right, whatever pick you think you'll be there past this upcoming year? No. Damn one and done, huh? One and done. And then we'll be on a fourth team.

Most, most likely in four years. Oh my God. Oh, I don't know.

Stay home and make babies. Right. Did she have, didn't Sierra just have another baby? Did she?

She looked great on this court side. So if she did feel like all they do is have babies. I don't know. Really? Yeah. How many kids, uh, starting five. Yeah.

You got a lot of kids. He's not up to, uh, there's a, somebody said, no, somebody, somebody has passed chroma. No.

What's the wider Tyree kill. Did he just have another kid? Yeah.

I think he's passed from Marty. He, I mean, you talk about a far reaching family tree. They got four kids.

Okay. They got four kids. Sierra had three of them.

Um, now Tyree kill, what does he have? 11 kids. There's a lot of, do you want, who wants to spread themselves this then? That's a lot. He had reportedly five kids this year with five different women.

That's what I'm saying. That's come on, man. And is pregnant. His wife is pregnant. So she's down for the cause, I guess. Right. Is that how I could appropriately say it?

If this is true, he's having his 13th kid. Yeah, it is. I told you more than from Marty. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Tyree kill reveals. He plans on having another child with his new wife, which could take his total to 13 kids. All right. It's more than a Brady bunch.

Okay. There's a lot of kids. How many kids they have in that Brady bunch house?

They each came with three kids, right? Just six of them. Oh, you never watched. You've never watched the Brady bunch of day in your life. I was very young, very young. All right.

I spent my whole summer watching every episode of the Brady bunch. His wife. So I'm just trying to process this in real time. His wife is staying with him, despite the fact that this year he got five different girls pregnant. What is she supposed to do?

Divorce him and take his money? Yes. Oh, okay. Exactly. Yes. Didn't that house have a fire? Wasn't that their house? Yeah. I thought they broke up right after that. This is like during hard knocks, I believe. Right.

Last year in season. Yeah. I can't keep up with the nonsense. Okay. I don't know.

Wow. I don't know. 13 kids. How much time does he spend with his 13 kids? I don't know. How much time does he spend training?

That's what I'm saying. How much time he spends with the kids? None. How do you spread that out?

How do you spread that amongst young kids? 13 of them. They're probably all within the under the age of like five. Oh my God. That's a lot of screaming. Oh my God.

It's a lot of chaos. Nah, they all kids. No, one kid got to be like eight or 10 or something, right? Maybe. I mean, maybe. So he's got 12 right now currently out of the womb on the earth. Out of the womb. Yeah.

Okay. Almost half of them are newborns. So I mean, this guy seems like he's just busy. He's not willing to spread it out. He's just ready to go, go, go. So he's doing his part to populate the earth.

What's wrong with that? How many kids? I'm just guessing eight. Trying to do the math here.

Like that's a noisy man. Come on Marco. You got some catching up to do buddy. The hell with that.

Where's that like Marco? Eight kids under three. Is that hell on earth for you? There's no, I can't even fathom that. But why do I feel like he doesn't hear the crying? Well, he doesn't see the kids. I assume.

Allegedly. I'm just saying, I don't think they're all in the same house. I don't think they're all screaming in the same house. Cause I'm telling you now, the cardio that you're getting to be able to have the 12 kids, you wouldn't have that if you could hear them all screaming at the same time.

There's no way. Oh my God. This is scaring the life out of me. I'm being ready to go to the doctor. Okay.

Go away. Hey, where the scissors at doc? When does it become mandatory though? I mean, when did what?

When does it become mandatory? Look, I'm sorry. We can't have you doing this.

That's just too many. That doesn't exist. Hey, I mean, there is that. Oh my God. Okay.

Here we go. So y'all know about that guy, the professor, right? The college professor who on the side was a, a donator to the bank. You know about that guy, right? No. Marco, you know what I'm talking about, right? I didn't know he was a professor, but I did hear about.

He has like 103 kids. Yes. I didn't realize he was a professor. Okay. He was a professor because there's a, there's a girl that I used to date. Like she used to be in the same.

So I think he was, I think she was a student with this guy. No. Picky.

There's a professor when he's not teaching, he goes to the bank. Okay. Okay. He has, he has 103 kids.

Okay. Good genes, huh? He, is that what it is? I guess people are choosing him or he's choosing them. I don't know.

I think they're choosing him. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Wow. Because he doesn't work because he doesn't know that though.

Okay. Oh my God. He has more kids. He has more kids. Oh my God.

165. If anyone who's interested, his name is Ari Nagel. How much do you get paid for that?

I didn't not enough for that. He's a math teacher. He's a math professor. Okay.

He knows numbers. All right. What's your, what's your obligation? Nothing. None. That's why I don't know why we know this.

I didn't really dive into it. Like, why do we know? And why does he know? Maybe none of us are supposed to know that, including the kids.

Oh my God. Is it like, Hey, we you've gotten selected sample or do you give like multiple samples? I haven't gone personally, but I'm pretty sure you give the sample. And then if you get picked, you get picked, but you're not supposed to know.

How many samples do you give at a time? Sounds like he's there quite a bit. Yeah. I first heard about this story in 2016. He had 22 kids in 2016. Oh my.

As of right now in 2025, it looks like he has 165 children. Yeah, but it makes me think that he wants to know if we know, like, I feel like he, isn't it supposed to be like a nondisclosure once you sign it, like that's it. Didn't they make a movie about this? I read about it in the paper a decade ago. Here we go. Anyway, now I really want to get the sisters. Okay. I just, this is, this is bad. Good luck to Tyree kill.

Good luck to Russell Wilson. Shout out to everybody with kids. Yeah. You find a doctor, you let me know.

Cause I think now I think I need to make an appointment for myself. I'll direct air, bro. I'll direct you to home Depot. Okay.

Take care of the scissors on the apron. We got a bunch of different ones here. 13 kids. Trust me. I'd find aisle six. I'd find it. Okay. Doc or sir.

I need the heaviest ones cut through steel. Perfect. Yeah, man. What a world, man. Congrats to Tyree killing his 13 kids. I don't know. Maybe there's a reason why he's forcing his way out of Miami.

Well, he says he wants to stay, whatever. What a world. It's the JR sport re-show here with you on the infinity sports network. We're going to take a break when we come back. Of course, we're going to talk about a few things that took place this day in sports history. And then speaking of not wanting things like no more children, the Minnesota Vikings, their general manager explained why he does not want Aaron Rogers. Is this true?

Is he going to wait until later? We'll get into that on the other side. You're listening to the JR sport brief.

Yeah. Shout outs to Alan making that drive from Toronto to Wyoming and then back. And he did it safely. Thank you, Alan. We appreciate you.

It is the JR sport re-show here with you coast to coast on the infinity sports network. Man, we've gone through a lot. Lisa Leslie came through and joined us. If you missed that conversation, go ahead and hit rewind on the free Odyssey app. We talked about LeBron James, that conversation he had with Pat McAfee. We heard from Russell Wilson and then Marco just played one of the clips, but quasi Adolfo Mensah, the GM of the Minnesota Vikings. He shared with everybody why they did not bring in Aaron Rogers.

I want you to listen to this. Player like him, he's always going to be in those conversations, but from our delineations at that time, we're happy with where we are going forward. But obviously the caliber of player and just all the rest is just, we had to make our considerations.

All right. We didn't want to bring them in, whatever. He's a pain in the ass. We didn't want to deal with him for now. And so what does that mean for JJ McCarthy, Quize?

What does that mean? Well, you guys all talk in terms of QB1 and all those conversations, different things like that. When we pull the resources we did to draft JJ and you go through that long process and all those things, I can't stand up here and say, that's the outcome we want. And that's the outcome we're headed towards at every checkpoint, whether it been the draft process or practice until the injury. And really the off season now he's met the bar. I mean, he's exceeded our expectations at every point.

And so I don't have the ability to tell you what the future is, but I can tell you what I expect to be the outcome. Yeah. They don't want Brett Rippon to have the job.

How about that? Anyway, before we get out of here, it's time to talk about a few things that took place this day in sports history. Back in the days when I was young, I'm not a kid anymore, but some days I sit and wish I was a kid again. It's time for this day in sports history.

Back in those days, we had radio and you couldn't see anything and it was primitive and lousy and we liked it. On the JR Sport Brief Show. I wish I was 50 years younger and I'd kick your ass. March 26th, the year is 2025, but let's go to March 26th, 1979, because Magic Johnson in Michigan State beat Indiana State 75 to 64 to win the NCAA championship. OK, Magic beat Bird.

Yeah, OK, fine. Larry Bird had a bad game, 19 points, but on seven of 21 shooting, Magic Johnson had 24 points and Magic spoke to NBC after the game and he talked about slowing down Larry Bird. Coach gave us a good game plan to go against Larry Bird and all we had to do is go out and do it. And if we did it, he said we would win. That's what we've done. And they would continue to beat the living hell out of each other for the next decade, boosting up the NBA.

You got to love it. Hey, March 26th, 2006, George Mason. They become the first 11 seed to make the Final Four since LSU in 1986 as they knock off UConn.

This is before they were jerks. They beat them 86 to 84. Listen to this final call, courtesy of CBS. Denim Brown, three to go. Denim Brown for three.

No good by George. The dream is alive. And there's so much basketball. How about more basketball? How about this? March 26th, 2017, North Carolina beat Kentucky 75 to 73 to get to the Final Four. But here's the deal. Luke May knocked down a jumper with three tenths of a second left in the game.

And they advanced. I want you to listen to the sequence as Kentucky ties the game. And then Luke May says, not today, pal. This is on CBS. Yeah, I don't know what the hell Luke May is doing today, but that guy is a rememberable for that.

He sure as hell is. Come on. They then won and won the national championship by beating the Zags out in Scottsdale, Arizona. Yeah, I didn't go to that one. I hate going out to that stadium.

It's so damn far. Anyway, those are a few things that took place this day in sports history. Hickey, we had a hell of a show today, a busy one, right? Very busy. Also a lot of fun as well.

Yeah, always fun, always fun. And then how about this? We didn't even get into this. We're going to talk about this tomorrow. Hickey, the baseball season starts. I know it started in Japan, but it starts tomorrow, man. That's crazy. Real opening day tomorrow.

Sweet 16 action as well. These next days are going to be fun. Did the Dodgers win the World Series already? No, not yet.

Not yet. OK, go Jr. There's a long way. Long way to go.

Long way to go. Then they added Blake Snell, Rocky Sasaki and the guy who won MVP is going to throw the ball to. Yeah, yeah, yeah. OK, all right. Best reliever.

Tanner Scott on the market. Yeah. Why are we playing baseball again? To see if they lose, right? I don't know.

That that's really. Yes, they should win every year for the next like five years. They're going to sign LeBron James to watch. What is he going to do? Play centerfield? The Rob home runs?

I don't know. Bronnie will be a bat boy. Bronnie bat. Oh, come on. That's disrespectful. Come on. I'm sorry. I had to take one pot shot there.

It's OK at Bronnie or LeBron. You better watch it. Watch. Well, if he puts hands on me, I'll be a rich man. So fingers crossed. Yes, Stephen A. Smith said if he put a hand on him, he'd he'd hit him.

But then he knowledge that LeBron James would kill him with a punch. So there we have it. Hey, we got up. Where the hell do you go, Hickey? Click that guy on. Click him on. Where's he from? Jay in Vegas. Yeah, let's get him on. Go ahead, Jay. What's up? Hey, what's up?

I just want to let you know the deposit per transaction at the bank is $1500 for the professor. Oh, my God. That's it. Goodbye. No, no. Hey, from previous experience. Bye. OK, bye.

OK. He says he gets fifteen hundred dollars every time he goes to the bank. And how many kids you said he has? One hundred and sixty three. Let's do the math. Hold on. He said fifteen hundred bucks.

Whoa, he made a he made almost a quarter mil. I don't see why he number one keeps track and number two never says no. Oh, come on, man.

But you think to do the reverse surgery, step, step, step, step. He think he wants more money. Who are you talking about him?

Who? Well, you said you. You said you're going to get the scissors. I don't need that many kids running around. I don't need that. OK.

I mean, they're technically yours, but you don't have the responsibility of them. I don't want that. No, I don't like that. Not for me. And maybe the price is different in different cities. Maybe he got fifteen hundred.

Maybe the professors getting ten dollars. I don't know. Mm hmm.

Supply and demand. That is true. Thank you.

I'll do it if they charge about a minute. OK. On that note, what a show. We had the great Lisa Leslie on and I end on that. What a jerk I am. How about that, huh? Well, hey, yeah, go listen to the interview with Lisa Leslie. She's amazing. Me, I'm an I'm a jerk.

You can find me online at J.R. Sport Brief. We'll be back tomorrow. We got college basketball. We got baseball.

Maybe LeBron will say something for Stephen. I don't know. Be back tomorrow. Six p.m. Eastern, three Pacific. The J.R. Sport Brief show is done on the Infinity Sports Network. Bart Winkle is coming up next. Thank you for listening. And thank you, Hickey.