Greetings from South Florida.

 So I finally relented and had dinner with our own Peter Schrager.

 I was describing my dinner the night before to Schrager and he started drooling.  So to avoid further embarrassment, we opted to go back to Tuscan Steak.

 I mean, it's a joke that I went to the same restaurant back to back nights, but Schrager just had that ravaged dog look on his face.

 Once again, the food was delicious.  And it was a totally different order than the night before.

 It was Schrager, FOXSports.com video producers Christian Anderson and Nick Neves, and our lovely FOXSports.com roving reporter Christa Thompson.

 Once again, the food was outstanding.

  Though I wasn't happy when Neves inadvertently dropped pepper in my Peroni.  Not a good move.

 And I hate to admit it, but we had a good time.

 Then it was off to the Clevelander again, which was packed.

 FOXSports.com video head Jed Pearson was in full effect, charming every lady within 50 feet.

 All the stars seemed to be out there.

 Chris Rose...Stu Scott...Michael Irvin...Bears sideline reporter and Syracuse grad Zach Zaidman.

 And I think I scored points with the Sirius crew by introducing Ms. Thompson.

 Good times had by all.

 The lovely Hooters girls made an appearance on the radio row.  Better to look at than some on our specific show.  Though I have to say I have never seen girls look like that in the actual restaurant.

 Great day on radio row.

 Jimmy Johnson, and his hair, got the party started on the show.  I have to tell you - I think he's outstanding.  He's great on FOX, was a fantastic coach, and he just has a great personality.  And he never gets enough for credit for building those Cowboy Super Bowl teams, not just coaching them.  Johnson told us that Norv Turner called him to talk about the Cowboys gig.  And I asked Johnson if he advised his good friend to work for the now omnipresent Jones.  While Johnson has major, and rightful, concerns about it, he advised Turner to take the gig if offered and thinks his former offensive coordinator is the best fit for the Dallas vacancy.

 Hines Ward revealed that he wished Bill Cowher would've told the team in the preseason he was leaving since, "Everyone knew it the minute he moved his family to North Carolina."

 Matt Hasselbeck is still sick that Seattle lost to the Bears, and sick about what he called, "three major mistakes that cost the team."  And he's not wrong about either point.  Hasselbeck had surgery on his non throwing shoulder and is expected to be ready for training camp.  That Seahawks team is going to be dangerous next year.

 Mike McCarthy, the Packers coach, had the quote of the day when he said, "You just can't kick the damn ball to Devin Hester".

 Texans guard Eric Winston was a great spot.  The former Miami star was part of the running attack that dismantled the Colts on Christmas Eve.  What does he see as the big difference now?  Winston said, 'The Colts are tackling.'

 In his daily spot, Charles Tillman reported he enjoyed a half price lunch (seriously) with his wife, the Grossmans, and Todd Johnson.  He then proceeded to miss his exit for the team hotel while talking to us live on the line.  After sounding a bit aggravated, Tillman got back on track, and we were able to report the breaking news he made it back to the team complex.

 This morning - sat outside in the beautiful sun and penned Scheintology, prepped for the show, and worked out.

Greeting from South Florida.

It was a great first day on radio row.  Show guests included Rex Grossman, Charles Tillman, Rashied Davis, Dolphins defensive end Kevin Carter, Giants kicker Jay Feely, and former Bear now Chicago TV personality Tom Waddle.

The fine folks at Sirius did a wonderful job with our gigantic set, which is the first thing you see when you walk into the Miami Convention Center.

Nice to see Jim Miller.  He's my co-host, but he works out of Detroit while I'm in New York.  And here's the beauty of Miller before the show -- the guy is the king of radio since he played for seemingly every team in the NFL.  I mean, it was a scene.  Every producer running up saying, "Miller played in our city!"  We are talking the Pittsburgh stations, the Chicago stations, the Detroit stations, Tampa, Boston, everyone.  I think Miller still has outstanding bar tabs in every town.

A phenomenal dinner at Tuscan Steak House.  Family style portions.  It was unreal.  Gnoochi the size of my fist.  A great steak.  Garlic bread.  This banana pudding desert.  (I'm officially off the wedding diet). It was a great time with producer Nick Pavlatos and Sirius insider Adam Caplan.  I highly recommend it.  Tell Bradford we sent you.  Good guy. 

After dinner it was the Clevelander with the Sirius crew -- drinks with Steve Cohen, Tim Ryan, Bruce Murray, Bob Papa, Dave Hagen, Dave Lagreca, and WFAN producers Marc Malusis and Ed Erickson.

In attendance enjoying the nice scenery was Packers receiver Donald Driver.  Now the wideout was on the show Hagen produces on Monday.  Hagen thought it would be funny to stand behind Driver and bellow, "You know, thank goodness the Packers have Greg Jennings.  He is clearly the best receiver on that team."

All in good fun.

Not quite sure Driver was pleased.

Up at 8:45 today.  Internet reading, venti vanilla skim latte, and I jogged in the 65 degree weather.  I went the other direction, jogging on Ocean Drive instead of Collins.  We passed the ESPN broadcast set.  There appeared to be a live broadcast.  As it turned out, it was.  Apparently Cold Pizza is still on the air.  Who knew?  The live audience of five seemed happy.

Special start for the radio show at 2 today -- then another FOXSports.com video hit with Christian Anderson, Nick Neves and the crew at 7 after the radio.

Got some quality conversation in with our Peter Schrager last night in between the radio show and the FOXSports.com video hit.Though I am not quite sure he heard anything I was saying as he was gawking at FOXSports.com roving reporter Charissa Thompson.