Todd

He was a true sports lover.

Didn't play it.

He loved baseball more than anything.

We had a special family.

Well, I was in here earlier and

listening to your show, and a gentleman from Cleveland made a statement about Jim Brown.

He was a pretty special player, a pretty special individual.

I think you have to start with the quarterback position, to be quite frankly.

Honestly, I think Tom Brady, to me, going against him for all the years, I'm not saying that Joe Montana wasn't a product of the system, but he had a lot of good people around him.

I watched Tom Brady grow as a player.

And his ability to try to defend him, him and Peyton Manning were very similar, but I thought Tom was just that he had a more accurate arm, I thought, at times.

But I think him and Peyton Manning, to me, were two guys that were the face of your franchise.

No one would work harder.

They knew what preparation was all about.

They didn't get flustered in the highest of stress situations.

They led by example.

And I think those two guys, to me, Brady...

and to Peyton Manning, I think, to me, are the two guys.

I'm going to say Lawrence Taylor.

I had the opportunity to coach Derek Thomas.