Mike Tirico
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Exactly. But even like, where do you look for just the raw energy for you if your energy is a little bit low? Look at these people. They tailgated. They parked. They've been there for eight hours. And now they're screaming at the top of their lungs. They painted their faces. They're wearing their jersey. That gets you going. How does it not? So when it's a bad day or it's not the best day,
Exactly. But even like, where do you look for just the raw energy for you if your energy is a little bit low? Look at these people. They tailgated. They parked. They've been there for eight hours. And now they're screaming at the top of their lungs. They painted their faces. They're wearing their jersey. That gets you going. How does it not? So when it's a bad day or it's not the best day,
Exactly. But even like, where do you look for just the raw energy for you if your energy is a little bit low? Look at these people. They tailgated. They parked. They've been there for eight hours. And now they're screaming at the top of their lungs. They painted their faces. They're wearing their jersey. That gets you going. How does it not? So when it's a bad day or it's not the best day,
I do. And I'm going to say that, you know, this amateur psychological analysis of this, I think it's the generation that's grown up in front of cameras.
I do. And I'm going to say that, you know, this amateur psychological analysis of this, I think it's the generation that's grown up in front of cameras.
I do. And I'm going to say that, you know, this amateur psychological analysis of this, I think it's the generation that's grown up in front of cameras.
They know where the camera is, how to play to it. They know I score a touchdown. This is my marketing moment. You know, you got guys who have their... TD celebrations all rehearsed. They know it's on me right now and point to the name on the back of their jersey.
They know where the camera is, how to play to it. They know I score a touchdown. This is my marketing moment. You know, you got guys who have their... TD celebrations all rehearsed. They know it's on me right now and point to the name on the back of their jersey.
They know where the camera is, how to play to it. They know I score a touchdown. This is my marketing moment. You know, you got guys who have their... TD celebrations all rehearsed. They know it's on me right now and point to the name on the back of their jersey.
So there was like a fan cam, so you could watch the game on a Zoom, and you sit there, and you're watching the game, and hey, in the third quarter, your face will be in the end zone, and then they're going, yay, into their computers. And the guys were seeing them because they were just trying to find a way to create some atmosphere.
So there was like a fan cam, so you could watch the game on a Zoom, and you sit there, and you're watching the game, and hey, in the third quarter, your face will be in the end zone, and then they're going, yay, into their computers. And the guys were seeing them because they were just trying to find a way to create some atmosphere.
So there was like a fan cam, so you could watch the game on a Zoom, and you sit there, and you're watching the game, and hey, in the third quarter, your face will be in the end zone, and then they're going, yay, into their computers. And the guys were seeing them because they were just trying to find a way to create some atmosphere.
than a sniper had taken. My two favorites are the triple barrel roll. When the guy goes down, he rolls, and he rolls, and he rolls again.
than a sniper had taken. My two favorites are the triple barrel roll. When the guy goes down, he rolls, and he rolls, and he rolls again.
than a sniper had taken. My two favorites are the triple barrel roll. When the guy goes down, he rolls, and he rolls, and he rolls again.
And then when they bring out these million, million pound players in terms of their financial remuneration, and they're kind of carrying them on this rickety little thing with two wood sticks and a piece of canvas, they carry them over to the sideline, and all of a sudden they realize their team has the ball. They're right back in the game.
And then when they bring out these million, million pound players in terms of their financial remuneration, and they're kind of carrying them on this rickety little thing with two wood sticks and a piece of canvas, they carry them over to the sideline, and all of a sudden they realize their team has the ball. They're right back in the game.