Joe

Big toss.

Wide open.

Spinning catch.

I mean, this league has changed a lot in my 21 years.

You know, when you hear a conversation about the Mike Tomlins of the world, Matt LaFleur's of the world, those are just two that kind of I've played for.

And when I first got in the league, there wouldn't be conversation about whether those guys were on the hot seat.

You know, but the way that the league is covered now and the way that there's snap decisions and the –

validity given to the you know the twitter experts and all the you know experts on tv now who who who make it seem like they know what the hell they're talking about to me that's an absolute joke and for either of those two guys to be in a hot seat is uh

is really apropos of where we're at as a society and a league because obviously Matt's done a lot of great things in Green Bay and we had a lot of success.

Mike T's had more success than damn near anybody in the league, you know, for the last 19, 20 years.

Now, you're welcome along.

So we have some tennis for you today.

The Australian Open is upon us.

The first Grand Slam of the year.

Things are cranking into gear.

And on today's show, we're going to chat to Greg Rosetzky.

Most of you, I'm sure, know Greg Rosetzky if you're a tennis fan at all.

He was very much to the fore of the game.

Mid-90s, early 2000s.

It was an interesting time, actually, pre the Big Four.