Dave Dameshek

And I remember a decent percentage of self-proclaimed football fans said...

outrageous, this ends, you know, that you can't have that kind of crap going on on the sideline.

It distracts from winning games and everything else.

As we just discussed, you wound up with the Lombardi Trophy.

Yeah, and this is a man who is supported, who wore on the side of his hat a bald eagle and a patriot, after all.

I mean, what's more American than those two things?

Yeah, and I know you weren't trying to be political.

You were trying to be supportive of your teammate, but that's what it's all about, and so lovely stuff there.

Okay, now let's get a little ugly here, and you mentioned Tua, and now he's benched, and Quinn Ewers is getting the start this weekend, and I mean, he really didn't look...

like a starting quarterback in Pittsburgh and a lot of people, you know, despite Mike McDaniel kind of sort of for the last couple of months, even after having been all but fired, it felt like was on track to save his job.

But the limitation is the starting quarterback.

And then we see on the field as their playoff chances go away and all the way to a play and grab ass on the field with Jalen Ramsey and laughing it up and everything else in the bigger picture.

What do you think about this crap?

Because you're a lovely fella, and we just talk about you get along with teammates, and you get along with other football players.

To me, as a football fan, I have to speak up on behalf of fans.

I think the NFL thinks it's adorable after the game.

Like, these Warriors go at it for 60 minutes, but in the end, they're on the same team, and they shake hands.

Like...

That's nice at the end of a playoff series if you're in the NHL.

This is different.