Jason Kelce

And that's why people remember you and have such affection for you because you're remarkable.

You're the best play-by-play person in this generation.

I didn't even have a star, zero stars.

I had the, the, the picture of me was that black silhouette.

It is a pinch me moment.

Whenever we look back at that and you know, our families have been so uniquely blessed to share and all these experiences together.

And then to make other families along the way and all the friends and,

Not like anything else.

You always accomplish things through the help and guidance with other people.

And the teams we've been on, the coaches we've had along the way.

You mentioned something earlier, Jim, about people infusing belief.

And I've said this before.

I think belief is the greatest thing you can give another human being for exactly what you're saying.

There's so much belief.

In your own head that you can build up with doubt and nerves and things.

When somebody gives you that gift, it gives you the power to overcome all of the little things that really don't mean anything.

I just love that so much.

I do want to ask you, do you have a welcome to broadcasting moment?

You talked about the nerves of that first Masters at 26 years old.

Is there something that happened maybe young in your career that was like, all right, I'm finally doing this thing?