-Nice to see you, my friend. I appreciate it.

Not quite the same without Questlove and the guys,

but it feels great to be on with you.

-No, you're right. How are you?

And where are you quarantined?

-I'm doing well. You know, I'm very fortunate.

I'm up in Wisconsin.

And we have a bunch of land up here,

and I have a gym on the property.

So I feel very lucky to be able to do

what I need to do for training-wise.

And my dogs are loving it more than ever.

I don't think they fully understand what's going on.

They get to go outside and run around like 50 times a day,

so they're in heaven.

-Any new hobbies under your quarantine?

Are you playing video games? Are you cooking?

What are you doing?

-Dishes are my new hobby. I am in charge of the dishes.

It's insane, man. I mean, it never stops.

You know, I guess I never realized it before.

But it's just dishes are me, laundry is her.

And I'm trying to cook.

I mean, I feel like every time I step in the kitchen now,

I feel like I'm on an episode of "Chopped,"

where, like, I have to come up with, like,

new recipes and I'm flambéing stuff.

And I don't even know what flambéing means.

-You're flambéing everything. Yeah.

-Yeah, wouldn't win anything, but there's a lot of fire.

I've set off my fire alarm three times in the last week.

-Oh, my. But you're from Wisconsin.

You should know food.

-Oh, yeah, I mean, I can throw a steak on the grill

and I can make some mashed potatoes,

but I can't do anything -- Like, I mean,

we've been in quarantine for what?

Like a month now.

Steak and potatoes gets old after a while,

so you try and -- We tried some chicken parm the other day.

Fire alarm went off there.

I'm not good.

-Hey, let's talk about your brothers,

if you don't mind, Derek and T.J.

They're also NFL players.

Derek just signed with the Steelers.

-Yeah, it's pretty unbelievable, man.

-With your brother. -Yeah. It's crazy.

You know, they were going through free agency,

and he had heard that the Steelers may be a possibility.

And the whole time, we were thinking, I mean,

it would be incredible if they got a chance to play together,

and now they get a chance to play together.

They're going to live in the same neighborhood.

I mean, it's a dream come true for them.

-Oh, my good-- And now who is mom going to

root for when she goes to the games?

-I mean, it's not fair for me.

I mean, they're going to -- She used to have a jersey that was

Chargers-Steelers-Texans, so it's 1/3-1/3-1/3.

Now it's going to be 2/3 Steelers-1/3 Texans.

So I'm pretty screwed in that category.

But, I mean, I will say Steelers fans are crazy.

I mean, Steelers fans have been in my Twitter mentions.

They've been on my Instagram page.

They've been creating these mock-ups like, "Come join us.

Come join us."

And I'm like, "I don't know if you understand how this works.

Like, it's not like you just pick up

and choose where you want to go."

-Yeah. Yeah, they want to draft you,

like fantasy football, yeah.

-Yeah. "Just come on over." "Oh, okay, sure."

But it's unbelievable.

-Good fans over there in Pittsburgh.

They got some -- That's a good food place, too.

Primanti Brothers sandwiches? -Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah, delicious.

I've been there a couple times with T.J.

-Yeah, I got thrown out of there.

-Why?

-You can't ask -- Very nicely thrown out.

But you can't ask them for any --

You can't change the sandwich at all,

and I did not know that.

-What'd you ask for?

-I don't like mayonnaise. I'm not a mayo person.

And, so -- It grosses me out.

I just don't like anything tangy.

I don't like the word "tangy."

I don't like -- I don't know.

Anyways, so, they said coleslaw is on the sandwich,

and I go, "No coleslaw, because I can't" --

And they're like, "Get out, dude. Get out."

Next order."

And I go, "Well, it's just that I don't like --"

And as I was standing there, they go, "Just leave."

I go, "Are you serious?"

And then they just ignored me until I left.

-Wow. Well, you got a story. -I've been back since.

Yeah, I mean, I've been back since,

but it turns out that coleslaw does not have mayonnaise in it.

-Really?

-They could have just told me that.

-Yeah, that would have been the easier solution.

First of all, I thought coleslaw had mayonnaise in it.

-Yeah, I think it's a vinegar-based coleslaw.

-Oh. Well, there you go. Did you try it then?

-Yeah, I did. -And?

-And I walked out on my own accord.

-You won. You won. -Thank you.

That's all I was waiting to hear --

just someone telling me I won.

That's all.

We ask everyone who comes on our show to highlight

a charity or talk about something that they're close to.

We chose one for you, but you have one, as well,

because I have to bring up the J.J. Watt Foundation.

What you've done is kind of amazing,

and especially at this time in our world,

it's needed more than ever.

Do you want to explain what you do?

-Thank you. Yeah.

For the last -- Ever since I was in college,

we've provided after-school athletics for middle-school kids

in underprivileged areas.

And we hold a charity softball game every year.

And this year, unfortunately, we obviously had to cancel it.

But we're still forging on with our mission,

even though we don't have the donations

coming in this year, because, at some point,

kids are going to go back to school,

and they need something to do after school.

They need those sports to have

some semblance of normalcy in their lives.

So we're forging on with that.

And I also want to highlight Feeding America

because of all the great work that they've done.

You know, Feeding America is incredible.

We've worked with them during the hurricane.

And we have also worked -- Kea and I worked with

them during this time to provide meals

for people down in Houston and food banks all over the country.

And they just do incredible work.