We Go Around the NFL Plus Talked Post Season Baseball with 5 Legends of the Game

On this episode of Thursday Night Tailgate we go around the NFL plus we talked post season baseball with former Seahawks & Cowboys DB Ken Hamlin, former Royals & Cardinals Closer Mark Littell, former Chargers, Vikings & Giants DB Vencie Glenn, and Bears Hall of Fame LB Mike Singletary. Plus, former Patriots Pro Bowl RB Tony Collins joined us to go through our 5 Star Picks of the Week for Week 5 in the NFL.

Ken Hamlin - Ken shared his thoughts on his alma mater, the University of Arkansas and their games coming up against South Carolina, Alabama and Auburn. He also gave us his thoughts on two of his former teams, the Seahawks and Cowboys and who he'll be rooting for when they play each other on Christmas Eve. We also looked back at his playing days and his 2 interception day against Eli Manning and the Giants.

Tony Collins - We went through our 5 Star Picks of the Week with Tony and got his thoughts on his former team, the New England Patriots, and their (2-2) start.

Mark Littell - Mark talked about his upcoming trip to Cuba where he'll be taking some guys from the Independent League down to play in a tournament against players from the Cuban League. We also shared memories of playing in the American League Championship series against the Yankees in 1976 & '77, plus facing the '79 Pirates and '80 Phillies when he was with St. Louis.

Vencie Glenn - Vencie gave us his perspective on what's going on with the National Athem protests and politics getting into football. As a former Charger and a guy who still resides in San Diego, he shared what it's like for San Diego fans going through their first season without football since 1961.

Mike Singletary - Mike talked about the work he's doing with a company creating a device to help immediately diagnose the severity of a concussion. He told us that Baylor was the only Division 1 college to offer him a scholarship to play LB. He shared the story about what it was like the very first time Mike Ditka met with the team after he took over as Head Coach, what it was like playing with Walter Payton, Walter asking him to come read the Bible to him every day after Walter was diagnosed with Cancer, and how losing the NFC Championship game in 1984 fueled them to be even better in 1985.