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I never -- -- stack -- on more of that with fox sports icons senior national writer Peter Schrager who has been with the 49ers who will be with the 49ers all week he just talked to Randy Moss and I'm curious as everyone else does all the talking of greatest receiver of all time of this generation. All the I would gas would play with that I think the new range he will it is. All the new Randy is the same Randy you probably knew because I went up to Randy -- that it's been a lot of push back on that comment what you today. That I don't care about the numbers on the street and he says he changed the game in a way that no one else -- than. When you pushed back with Boston that what about you're right he says that 2007 when he broke the single season record for touchdowns and here. Never got a phone call -- -- so he's not looking to play kind here he's not looking to Pat The -- and those comments must nearly fifteen years. -- he wants to say he's not backing up. Interesting. If there's something to I don't know I'm curious how he says he's changed the game and how he -- the receiver position than any other level and that Jerry did. Now it's interesting when you have the receivers of losses younger generation when he was young player he probably looked up the Jerry Rice and Andre -- and those type of players. All of the elite receivers today the guys in their prime they say that Randy Moss not Jerry Rice is the guy that they look up to the term they use -- Moss. And you burned someone deep -- play you got bought that was not only from the 49ers player Michael Crabtree said that quietly into that but the Ravens players yesterday. Jacoby Jones used to -- Randy Moss -- cleats when he played. I talked to Torrey Smith set of course -- -- plain bad and we couldn't even with the Vikings. Because that's the guy you're allowed to play with Randy Moss was so good he has every right in the world to think whatever -- -- to say because the elite receivers today. They believed that Randy Moss is the guy that it looked. Interstate -- going from one of the veteran guys to a young one -- peppered at -- I've heard anybody inside that locker out to the locker immediacy one bad thing about thinking you could build -- quarterback from. The field -- off quarter up from off the field the pieces academy might be that guy exploit. Think if you anything in the media at the asking him very story it's one word -- it -- I'll talk to the players expect. What this guy like in the locker room they say he's cool like we respect him. After Jim Harbaugh to pick him at second Bradley and their players on the board as Alex that that lineup. Jim Harbaugh saw something and I spoke to chief -- with the quarterbacks coach and he said to me. This is not something we talk and we learned. We saw something. And this kid it's wired that way it's natural so can't -- he might be a boring interview. Not yet in the headlines but the guys in the locker they respect him and he's doing everything in his power to them. And that's just the way Jim Brown would like his quarterbacking and it sounds like Egypt are about when he was quarterback that's terminally. I till their relationship and it's this time we kind of -- dissecting quarterbacks and their head coach's relationship. That's what other special they're pretty special any any other tandem that you could think to compare them to. It's interesting and you could say that second year quarterback he's in the Super Bowl and played last year -- Other guy named Tom Brady and he did it with Bill Belichick when they let 2001. Really its second year but his first start he took over for injured quarterback that time Drew Bledsoe. Forget this now but there was decision to -- do we go back to the veteran -- so -- ride the hot hand. The Belichick he rode the hot hand all the way to once -- -- -- at an altitude more. Right now Jim Harbaugh is no regrets now beat anyone in that locker was wondering whether Alex mentioned starting in this moment Fisher Peter -- always a pleasure we'll tell -- all -- radio but where exactly.