Hey was pretty good.

He wasn't amazing, but it's pretty good.

And he's been a pitching coach in baseball and throwing coach.

He was a pitching coach for Nolan Ryan.

Nolan Ryan was a guy like Tom Brady who defied the stats.

Nolan Ryan was maybe the best pitcher in baseball at the age of 44 and he was still throwing it 46 he would throw sometimes 200 pitches in a game, and then he threw 100 miles an hour.

It shouldn't have been, but he took care of himself.

First of all, he was genetically freakish.

But he also took care of himself in certain ways that Tom Brady, who shares his throwing coaches pitching coach, also is taking care of himself in Brady can no longer be compared to other football players as a guide to where he's going.

I look at other athletes who are great at an amazingly old age like Nolan Ryan pitched when he was 46.

Like Bernard Hopkins was beating world class fighters at the age of 49.

So it's a full contact sport, guys, every play could be your last.

But if Brady at this point is saying he would seriously consider playing past 45 then I have to take that seriously.

Well, the one thing we do is we certainly do not have to do is take you seriously.

We don't have to do that, Okay?

Because you see, I'm glad that Marcus is here on this segment with me and Molly is well, because the key thing to point out Max Kellerman, You know how that cliff, which turned into the ravine that you sat on for three years, and Molly, you can co sign this Swagel, you can co sign this.

It's one thing to acknowledge or whoops or hoops and that you were wrong.

It's one thing to acknowledge that you were a bit premature or wrong about the cliff, but do you have any idea what level of unmitigated goal?

You must have to sit up here and start our first take Max element, giving us examples of people who actually defied the odds to defy you had four years to bring.

Do you realize, Molly, correct me if I'm wrong.

Every single example.

And that's on Max.

I'll give you credit where credit is due.

Every single example you brought up is a damn good one.

They're good ones.

I'm just trying to figure out how the hell you ignored them for four years.

That's where I'm blown away.

They weren't football players.

Hold on, Max.

It's a rhetorical question.

I'm not asking you to speak.

A simple nod of affirmation.

Will dio.

What amazes me, Max Kellerman is I'm blown away.

How you spent four years knowing those examples.

It's not like those examples just happened.

Every example you used with decades old.

You had all of this information for four years ago, three years ago, two years ago, one year ago.

And do you have an answer to the question or not?

Admit it.

Not only would you not admit it, you wouldn't even take the moment to acknowledge those very examples.

You've just educated America about you educated America with you see my anywhere in the question.

I find it.

I find that just amazing.

The answer to the question is, I'm not taking Tom Brady seriously, but I just had to get that out because since I've had to sit across from you for four years dealing with this, I'll be damned if I'm gonna rush getting to the answer without making that point.

I'm gonna make that point.

I had to deal with you for four years.

Okay?

So why don't you say seriously?

Say this.

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