Reggie White and the “hump move”, Atwater vs. Okoye, Bruce Smith and his “secret” techniques, Wade and Wes continue their journey through the Hall of Fame players Wade coached and what made them so great.

From Robert Brazile and Earl Campbell to Rickey Jackson, Wade starts us out on a journey through his extensive list of Hall of Fame players.

From shopping sprees at Neiman Marcus, to flying his staff around in his jet, everything is bigger with Jerry Jones.

Wade Phillips talks about what the interview process was like for the head coaching position for The Dallas Cowboys, working for Jerry Jones, and clears up the Jason Garrett conspiracy. Wes discusses what it was like coaching with his dad as well as setting and exceeding expectations as an NFL coach.

Wade Phillips talks about what really happened during the Music City Miracle with Rob Johnson and Doug Flutie, as well as some other highlights of his time with The Buffalo Bills.

Wes talks about growing up as the son of Wade Phillips, being around John Elway and other NFL players as a kid, as well as playing high school and college football. Wade and Wes touch on nepotism in the NFL and coaching alongside one another.

Wes and Wade Phillips talk about Bum “borrowing” a world champion race horse for an underground race to pay for Wade’s birth, players peeing on trains, as well as many other stories from Wade’s childhood as a coach’s kid.

The beginning of a three generation coaching legacy begins with Bum. From war stories to coaching with Bear Bryant, Wade and Wes take us through the beginning of Bum’s career.

Bumism [buhm-iz-uhm]

noun

1. a quote or saying that is recognized as coined by the late great Bum Phillips.

Wade Phillips discusses winning a Super Bowl with the Denver Broncos, the tail end of his career, and being reunited with his son coaching the Los Angeles Rams. Wes takes us through his 14 years in the NFL, including staying with the Dallas Cowboys after his dad was fired.