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we really wish is a show you could have heard

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the commentary from just 60 seconds ago heading out of

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this commercial break because there was all kinds of takes

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an insight coming at the table. It's about this

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guy, we're so excited. Welcome onto the show

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. He started out at Mount Union. Yeah.

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And he built an 11 year NFL crew over 7800

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receiving yards, Indianapolis, Washington san Francisco. You

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know him, you love him, you remember him

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. Former wide receiver Pierre Gosselin. What's up here

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? How you doing man? How you doing?

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Happy to be here? We're happy to have you

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. There's there's commercial break, Pierre, there's on

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the air Pierre what certainly get to know you uh

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hold on, let's talk about the early part of

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your career Minneapolis because we all remember it. You

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played several seasons out there, Reggie Wayne. You

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overlapped with Hall of Famer Marvin Harrison, your rookie

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season. What's it like coming into? You're gonna

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Mount Union now you're in the dome and it's Reggie

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and Marvin and paint, what was it like Man

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, it was the perfect scenario for me. You

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know, young receiver coming from B3, you know

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, the best thing that I do is go with

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Peyton. Reggie Marvin, Dallas Clark, Jeff Saturday

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, Joseph, the guy, those guys told me

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the way and it was just the perfect thing for

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me to learn from all those guys that helped me

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build an 11 year career. Okay. Hey pee

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wee spent five years together in Washington and I never

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saw you take a day off. I mean you

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practice like you played full speed to what do you

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credit that work ethic man. I was just happy

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to be out there, happy to have the opportunity

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, especially coming from D three. I had a

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lot of friends that play football with me in college

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and you know they were just always pushing me,

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help me, help me that I'm totally accountable to

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do well out there because they wanted to be out

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there was so I just enjoyed playing football and it

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was the greatest job for mm hmm. It's so

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weird to hear DeAngelo Hall speaking so highly of a

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wide receiver for the second time. You've done this

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in five minutes. It is weird here. Good

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to see you as always and my favorite players,

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he always crushed it for my fantasy team a couple

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of minutes ago. He was waxing poetically about Odell

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Beckham Jr calling him an elite receiver, saying he's

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still got it in. And so I want to

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ask you when you watch and look at Odell who's

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sort of struggled to find his way since leaving the

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Giants. Honestly, do you still believe that there's

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hope for him to return to his old self?

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I'm talking one of the best receivers in the game

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. Oh yeah, he's had an injury but that's

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not, you know, he's definitely the player that

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he's supposed to be, he's definitely going to be

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an elite receiver again. You just have to be

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in a better system, a better quarterback coming from

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the new york giants with a quarterback? Like,

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like my analytical bike, you it's definitely harder to

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adjust your different systems, different quarterback, but he's

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in the lead player receiver and everybody knows that here

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you are on a Washington team with D'Angelo with a

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lot of current head coaches when they were young,

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offensive assistance, whether it be Kyle Shanahan or Sean

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McVeigh or Matt Lafleur when you were in those rooms

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, did you know that that room, that Washington

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football team would be the new breeding ground for all

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these young head coaches? Do you have any sense

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then? I couldn't say I know what 100% but

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I knew these guys were young and they even they

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were very creative after you see now with their offices

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and their defensive schemes that they're putting together with their

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for the team that their head coaching. But I'm

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happy to see those guys are beating Matt Lafleur uh

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mike Flora those guys, we knew they had something

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special, but I couldn't say I saw all of

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them being head coaches, but I'm excited to see

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that we're excited to watch it too. And we

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know that you were really tough during your career,

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Part of that you suffered a pretty serious foot injury

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which put you on a very long road to recovery

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. However along that road you found a way to

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help you recover through an article of clothing, Everybody's

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looking for something to help them get back on the

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field to get back to work, What did you

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find? What are you doing to help others?

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Oh man, my first actual touchdown. It was

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that moment when Griffin was griffin in and it was

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the 88 yards. I actually tore the bottom of

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my foot and it was my first game in Washington

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D. C. So I was like, oh

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man, like I don't want to be a bus

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coming to Washington D. C. So I had

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to do whatever it takes to get back on the

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field. So I had to create blood flow in

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my lower leg. I create a compression where the

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first product is compression socks, where we definitely believe

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in the quality of the product because at the NFL

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players, we need qualities. I ended up wearing

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the compression cycle on the field when I was traveling

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for my swollen for my swelling to go down and

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for the Buffalo and it helped me and now I

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want to see more products to help grow. And

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that's my, my mission now after football. So

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that's why you were wearing them socks man, you

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should have told me that when I was playing with

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my money, could've got another year to remember that

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. I had to do what ever since man,

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he's had them socks on. So you have to

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do it. Everybody. Hey, I feel you

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man, next time share the wealth, you went

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to the University of Mount Union, one fellow preparation

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in the NFL right now. His head coach,

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Nick Sirianni. As for the players, we don't

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really hear that school name a lot on draft night

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. What do you think? Uh, NFL players

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from smaller schools have in their DNA that make them

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different from a lot of the dudes from the bigger

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schools. Well you know, coming from a small

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school, you have to represent yourself at every aspect

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of the game from special teams because you know,

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you're coming in at a small school and I got

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a receiver, you're gonna be on special teams,

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you got to be on a gunner jammer, you

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gotta run down and kick off. You've got to

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do everything it takes. So we had to represent

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every time we stepped on that field and that's what

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I feel small. So you guys have more of

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a, a passion for it. It's awesome.

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And we remember you of course Washington, remember you

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as a cult, but we celebrate you as a

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purple raider of mountain and that is such a great

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journey you have been on and Pierre when we do

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this again some day we're gonna have a prime time

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pay per view show, an R rated show and

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we will get the Pr Garcia after dark effect that

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we got during commercial break. In the meantime you're

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the best. Thank you guys, I really appreciate

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it. Thank you. Smiley is always Pierre Garcia

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and your former teammate.