Brandon Marshall

What's up, what's up, man?

That's bowel movement.

Great question.

It was Ryan Fitzpatrick.

I mean, that's the easy answer for me.

I had 22 guys throw me a pass.

Ryan Fitzpatrick easily was the greatest one.

I was just on another show and we were talking about Phillip Rivers, right?

When I was playing with Ryan, when I had Chad Pennington, when we had Josh McCown go from, you know, substitute teacher to back to the Chicago Bears and then lead the Bears to the number two,

two number one Chicago Bears offense ever, I realized that the quarterback position was 80% mental, 20% physical.

Now, if we're going physical...

then I got to start with Jay Cutler, right?

There wasn't a ball, there wasn't a pass that he couldn't throw.

I mean, he was one of the greatest athletes I've ever been around, but there was so much else going on around him, whether it's our team, you know, maybe where he was at, where he never was able to elevate to where I believe Jay Cutler could have ended up on the quarterback list.

But Ryan Fitzpatrick, man, was a beautiful, beautiful guy to play with.

There you go.

Yes, there go my baby.

That's my baby.

That's my baby.

Wow, the first thing that came to mind when you said I actually got goosebumps and chills right now, as soon as you said that, the first thing I thought about was my only concussion and it was in my contract year and it was when I was in my sauna at home