Si Robertson

No, no, I'm serious.

They don't understand it.

Like Phil.

Phil grew up just when somebody threw a ball, and he caught it and then threw it back.

It was there, and everybody that watched knew it was there.

Yeah, and it just, but it just, you know, that's why when people get talking about sports now, they don't know how far from like the 60s to now the talent has changed.

Because it's insane.

I don't know why.

It's like there's more of it that's been given out, okay, and it's been given out to the level.

You would figure it's unreachable, but, hey, every time you turn around, somebody's doing something that's just insane to what somebody do.

No, no.

I watched some of that, too.

That's another thing.

No, no.

Somebody hands him a stick and a little ball, and the stuff that they can do with this stupid thing is unreal.

It's like, what are you going to do with that guy?

Just get out of his way.

No, no, because that's like how I'm looking at football players.

Their weight is 350, and they run a 40-yard dash, like 4.0.

Well, hey, look, yo, if that guy hits you running wide open,