Chuck Klosterman

You can't discount that.

I would say those two, but Chamberlain instead of Russell, I guess.

I think Gretzky is the greatest hockey player of all time, even though by my logic here, it should be Bobby Orr or somebody.

But like I said, there's always going to be exceptions.

There's no theory that

on greatness that's so airtight that there are no flaws.

Unless the only argument that is would be someone who makes the argument that the greatest person in every medium is whoever is the greatest right now because humanity always advances.

So somebody could make that argument and then you can't really disagree with that.

You can't.

You talked about how you thought Moss... He was the best player that I ever saw.

To me, Randy Moss was the greatest football player I saw with my eyes.

Yeah.

I mean, you, this, this book is, it's like, in some ways it's like a book of criticism about a sport, you know, the same way that you, um, so, uh, the rules, I, I, I admittedly are my roots.

Right.

So like Jerry Rice and Randy Moss for a career, no question.

But for a play, nobody's better than Moss.

I think it was third down.

And it was just, it was, it's placing the last 18 seconds.

It was, it was so, it was just, I can see it in my mind right now.

But like one of the things I talk about in this, just briefly, it's not a big part of the book, but you know, so my son, when he would play football at recess in like third grade or fourth grade, the kids would talk about mossing people.