Dan Bradley

I enjoyed that.

And he called you Pomp.

And he called you Pomp right off the bat.

That was nice.

That part, I don't want to underestimate.

We're going to talk a little later, Bob, about my trip to his old house, but I'll tell you this much.

Walking up and down Greenfield Avenue, which is a classic old Pittsburgh neighborhood, I thought to myself, a guy from this block

went on to coach the Dallas Cowboys, the Green Bay Packers, and now the Pittsburgh Steelers.

It's crazy.

It's an amazing story.

Because you can hear everything that's going on in their house.

I'll tell you that.

Now, he moved his folks –

I think it's still in Greenfield, but it's up on a hill where he got a piece of land up there and they can overlook the entire city from up there, as he just mentioned.

Is that where he's staying right now is with his folks?

I wonder.

I don't know because I don't I mean, he's been out of town so long.

I don't know if he has a house here or not.

Imagine waking up at your parents' house and driving to work as coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers, Bob.

Yeah, your dad drops you off at work.