Dave Hanratty

He then goes out and comes back in with an alligator that he throws at them in the shower.

Why does he have the alligator?

I don't know.

It's just a thing that happens on any given Sunday.

It's insane.

Great movie.

And that scene, like obviously Al Pacino gets all the credit for the unbelievable speech.

It's an incredibly well-acted scene with all the players as well.

Even the way they go, yeah, yeah.

And like kind of builds up and they're hanging on his every word.

By the end, you really believe that they're about to run through a wall for the coach.

It's a phenomenal speech.

Yeah.

Cap Rooney, the original starting quarterback played by Dennis Quaid is phenomenal.

Steem and Willie Beeman, one of the great names in movie history.

I'm not even going to sing the lyrics to a song that's so vulgar.

I think people who watch the movie will know.

And one of the great epilogues in movie history, we were joking about this the other day.

It's crazy.

It's coming up and directed by Oliver Stone while Al Pacino is doing his farewell press conference.