Joe Haden

Antonio is retired from the NFL at 12 seasons, Joe.

Hey.

Yes.

Remember that great offensive line, Joe?

Yep.

Y'all sure it up?

What happened?

We had to go get... First of all, let's talk about Joe.

It makes me feel so good.

No, because I wanted to get Joe.

We didn't want to just skip until we got... We had to get Lyman to replace my man, Joe.

Because Joe, great player, 12 years in the league, seven Pro Bowls, five All-Pros.

The model of consistency he had was the first... He passed Joe Thomas in snaps.

You know what I'm saying?

So just when I was there...

When you got players like Joe Pantonio, seven Pro Bowls, when you were just coming in there doing what you got to do every single day, worked pale, was the captain of the team for a bunch of years.

And like Debo, you always laugh, but when you don't have success and then you have players like Joe that come in.

and do exactly what a team, what a coach, what a GM, what a championship team needs, what a championship, what championship teams are looking for.

I always just admire that.

So when I play, I play with Joe.