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Super Bowl champion Howie Long joins Russillo to talk about the Chiefs-Buccaneers Super Bowl, his early days with the Raiders, stories from his career, and more
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Russillo points out some NBA teams who have a clear identity (8:00) before talking with Super Bowl champion Howie Long about the Chiefs-Buccaneers Super Bowl, his early days with the Raiders, stories from his career, winning Super Bowl XVIII, and more (22:00). Finally Ryen answers some listener-submitted Life Advice questions (1:09:00).
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