Andy Stumpf

I had my first surgery on that.

Right collarbone is actually pretty good.

I had a labrum surgery on that.

My left...

collarbone has a lot more stuff than that guy.

My whole back is actually pretty good.

I've got just one fuse vertebrae down really low where you see that guy's there, but I've got none of whatever he's got in his neck.

So to be fair, it's not far off, but it's yeah.

So my uncle Alan actually has, so he was quarterback for the Broncos for two years, got knocked out by Hightower from Police Academy, if you've ever seen that movie way back when.

There's actually a rule in the NFL, Pastrana rule, it was before the quarterbacks were allowed to call timeout, and they were on the 10-yard line with less than a minute to go in the time right now because, well, he was unconscious and couldn't call timeout.

So now the coach and people are allowed to call it.

Um, it changed his whole personality.

Evidently I didn't meet him before and that was 71, 72, something like that.

So I was born in 83, but my dad was always very adamant.

He's like, look,

nothing is worth, no amount of money is worth having a personality change.

My uncle Alan, he was the most sensitive, caring, loving, focused human in the world after this.

But they said before that he was a little meaner, a little tougher, a little less emotional.

So a complete change in personality from concussions or maybe one big concussion.

I'm not really sure.