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In this engaging conversation, Jim Breech, a former NFL kicker, shares his experiences playing for the Cincinnati Bengals and Oakland Raiders, his thoughts on the evolution of kickers, and his love for baseball. He reflects on his childhood in Sacramento, the competitive nature of athletes, and the importance of winning in sports. Jim also discusses the current state of the Reds and their prospects, as well as his aspirations for recognition in the Ring of Honor.

Takeaways

• Jim Breech had a successful NFL career as a kicker.
• He grew up in Sacramento and was a fan of both the Giants and A's.
• Jim played in two Super Bowls and was perfect in both games.
• He compares coaching styles of Forrest Gregg and Sam Wyche.
• Jim admires Willie Mays as the greatest player ever.
• He believes the A's were the team of the 70-75 period but Reds were Team of the 70's
• Jim is excited about the current Reds players and their potential.
• He emphasizes the importance of winning in sports.
• Jim supports the new pitch clock rule in baseball.
• He hopes to be recognized in the Ring of Honor for his Bengals contributions and in the Sacramento HOF.

Sound Bites

• "I'm so glad to be a Bengal."
• "I love the pitch clock."
• "I guarantee you he is."