Speaker 1: Welcome to NFL Daily Kids in Charge episode, and nobody
Speaker 1: in this space has to worry about their availability for
Speaker 1: Monday's USA Belgium World Cup match. I'm Jordan Rodrig, filling
Speaker 1: in for our great host Greg Rosenthal this week. He's
Speaker 1: in vacation in Japan, and I'm joined by the great
Speaker 1: Nick Shook, who did an awesome job with our pal
Speaker 1: Patrick Claybond and filling in a couple of weeks ago
Speaker 1: on co host duties. Shook, how are you? What's going on?
Speaker 2: I'm fantastic.
Speaker 3: I forgot that we had that intro music because it's
Speaker 3: been a while since the kids We're in Charge.
Speaker 2: But we're back. Yes, you and I are back.
Speaker 3: And as the children all cheered, yay, here we go.
Speaker 4: I know I love it.
Speaker 1: Are you going to be watching the World I mean,
Speaker 1: are you keeping up with the World Cup?
Speaker 4: What are you been kinding it up to? In your break?
Speaker 2: I have watched more soccer this year than maybe ever.
Speaker 3: I think it's part of it's because, like it's very
Speaker 3: cool to see it in all these football stadiums across
Speaker 3: the United States and across North America. And you had
Speaker 3: some in Canada and Mexico as well, it felt like
Speaker 3: a good showcase of the the lavish spending our nation
Speaker 3: does on sports facilities, but.
Speaker 2: They're being used to put to good use.
Speaker 3: And the soccer has been electric and of course temsa
Speaker 3: men's national team they're involved in, it has driven it
Speaker 3: as well. So I will be watching today. I don't
Speaker 3: know exactly. I know there's an invitation in my lap
Speaker 3: to go watch with some people. I don't know if
Speaker 3: I'll join them, and considering it, but I will be watching.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's been a really good tournament. Now I'm not
Speaker 1: super up to speed on the world of football, right,
Speaker 1: but I really enjoy good sporting events, and this one's
Speaker 1: been fantastic. I can't remember something that's had us sort
Speaker 1: of enthralled match to match like this. I mean, I know,
Speaker 1: obviously when these massive, sort of global invitational tournaments happen,
Speaker 1: we all do pay attention, but this one is just
Speaker 1: every match is so so riveting. I find myself standing
Speaker 1: for most of it, which is not. Oh it's not
Speaker 1: like me. I'm a cushy press box rider, like I'm
Speaker 1: a press box princess, right, so I usually I'm just
Speaker 1: sitting down the whole time. And I love it. I
Speaker 1: think it's been been awesome. I've been on vacation for
Speaker 1: a few weeks now. I went into my little athletic
Speaker 1: like portal that we have and saw how many vacation
Speaker 1: hours I had amassed because I never take vacation and
Speaker 1: I've just been trying to take a break. I went
Speaker 1: up to Ohi for a little bit that was really
Speaker 1: really nice, did some hiking and just sort of trying
Speaker 1: to reset before what we know will be a really
Speaker 1: really fun season. So I hope you've gotten some time
Speaker 1: to take a little bit of a break as well.
Speaker 2: Shook.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I took a couple of weeks ago. I
Speaker 3: took a week off, which was magnificent. You know, the
Speaker 3: short week with the holiday last week. You know, just
Speaker 3: having four days off was fantastic. And I have one
Speaker 3: more week ahead to take off, so I'm looking forward
Speaker 3: to that. And you know what, the reset is necessary.
Speaker 3: It's nice because in this slow news period, it's nice
Speaker 3: to just kind of unplug from everything, and especially the
Speaker 3: football world. I think there was a whole week when
Speaker 3: I was off. That whole week, I don't think i've
Speaker 3: talked about, well.
Speaker 2: That's a lie. I definitely talked about football to people
Speaker 2: that I know.
Speaker 3: But you know, I was just like, wow, you know,
Speaker 3: that was a nice little change of pace, nice little reset, refresh,
Speaker 3: And yeah, we're gonna do a little bit more of
Speaker 3: that before training camp arrives, because it's right around the corner.
Speaker 4: I know, I love it.
Speaker 1: I'm stocking up on sunscreen kind of as we speak,
Speaker 1: speaking of not being able to quit football or just
Speaker 1: totally turn it off. We do have a segment coming
Speaker 1: up at the end of today's show where we are
Speaker 1: basically sharing with the listener Greg Rosenthal's in inner vacation
Speaker 1: monologue that we know undoubtedly and with just pure facts
Speaker 1: that he's having even though he's in Japan. We know
Speaker 1: he can't shut off the football. But first, we have
Speaker 1: some news to catch up on. Unfortunately, a lot of
Speaker 1: it is sad news shook. So we're gonna talk about
Speaker 1: the sad and scary and just really unfortunate stuff first,
Speaker 1: and then we're going to get to a couple of
Speaker 1: nice things that have happened in the news recently. I
Speaker 1: want to start with the news of Chris Johnson's als diagnosis,
Speaker 1: so you know, we are catching up on all of this. Obviously,
Speaker 1: there was a break of pre recorded shows. So that's
Speaker 1: why you didn't hear us talk about this a really
Speaker 1: horrible situation on NFL Daily last week. We're going to
Speaker 1: get into it today. Former Titans and Cardinals star running
Speaker 1: back Chris Johnson, of course, announced on Good Morning America
Speaker 1: that he has been diagnosed with ALS, and in itself,
Speaker 1: it's incredibly heartbreaking news for him, for his family, for.
Speaker 4: His friends and loved ones.
Speaker 1: In his interview with Michael Strand, where he could only
Speaker 1: speak using a speech generating machine activated by his eyes,
Speaker 1: Chris Johnson did reveal that he got diagnosed with the
Speaker 1: disease at thirty nine. He is forty now and it's
Speaker 1: progressed really rapidly. You know, a lot of us because
Speaker 1: Chris Johnson when he retired I believe it was in
Speaker 1: twenty seventeen, you know, he's been sort of out of
Speaker 1: the spotlight and taking time spending time with his family.
Speaker 1: We remember him as such an electric, incredible you know,
Speaker 1: every time the ball was in his hands, something magical
Speaker 1: was going to happen. From scrimmage type of player. You know,
Speaker 1: he was a thousand yard rusher for each of his
Speaker 1: first six NFL seasons. Two thousand and nine, he said
Speaker 1: the NFL scrimmag jarge record with twenty five hundred and
Speaker 1: nine and got the nickname c J two K.
Speaker 4: This is just really really sad shook.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely, I mean it was.
Speaker 3: It was a shock to me because I think nobody
Speaker 3: really knew about it before and to see how quickly
Speaker 3: it had progressed. You know, the first thing you think
Speaker 3: of is Steve Gleason, you know, another former football player
Speaker 3: who has dealt with it and has made his battle
Speaker 3: very public in efforts to you know, fund research and
Speaker 3: garner support for those dealing with it. But it I
Speaker 3: think this one hit even harder just because of the
Speaker 3: type of player that Chris Johnson was. I mean, he
Speaker 3: was an incredibly explosive, like appointment viewing type of player.
Speaker 3: Like you know, the Titans were on TV, you know
Speaker 3: that you're gonna want to watch because Chris Johnson might
Speaker 3: rip off a long run like he was the guy
Speaker 3: the speedster held it back out of East Carolina who
Speaker 3: really just put together quite a career that you know,
Speaker 3: included almost ten thousand rushing yards. You know, you had
Speaker 3: the CJ two K year really at his best, he
Speaker 3: was the reason that you really wanted to watch Tennessee
Speaker 3: play football. I think back to when they were doing
Speaker 3: the AFL anniversary and they had those old Oilers uniforms
Speaker 3: on and just watching him run through defenses and that
Speaker 3: just it was it was a great time, I think
Speaker 3: for running backs especially, But he was one of the
Speaker 3: faces that was like when I was in high school
Speaker 3: going into college and he was one of the guys
Speaker 3: that you definitely wanted to watch. And it's just so,
Speaker 3: you know, sad. It's just nothing more than sad that
Speaker 3: that he, you know, has to deal with this disease.
Speaker 3: And you know, good on him for having the courage
Speaker 3: to you know, to participate in that interview, and good
Speaker 3: on them to also. I mean it's it's a very
Speaker 3: minor victory, but being able to record his voice so
Speaker 3: that he could still speak in his own voice with
Speaker 3: this you know software and everything that they're using. But man,
Speaker 3: it's just it's another reminder of how difficult, you know,
Speaker 3: things can be when you when you're stricken by such
Speaker 3: a disease. And I also wanted to give a shout
Speaker 3: out to Marshaun Lynch for doing reviving the ice Bucket
Speaker 3: Challenge or helping revive the ice bucket challenge with with
Speaker 3: Chris Johnson. Uh, you know, it's nice to see that
Speaker 3: people come out and support him and just really unfortunate
Speaker 3: that he's dealing with that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And as we sit here and talk about that,
Speaker 1: you know, this morning or this this early afternoon, your
Speaker 1: your time shook. You know, that ice bucket challenge is
Speaker 1: starting to resurface and spread a little bit more as
Speaker 1: as people show their support for Chris Johnson. First and foremost,
Speaker 1: our thoughts are obviously with Chris Johnson and his wife Brittany,
Speaker 1: who was by his side during the interview, who has
Speaker 1: been by his side as as he discussed and obviously
Speaker 1: their their children, their family, their extended family, their friends.
Speaker 1: Our hearts really go out to them. And I want
Speaker 1: to say too, this all, all of this has also
Speaker 1: reignited the very important discussion over potential links between ALS
Speaker 1: and tackle football, between als and professional football got traumatic
Speaker 1: contact sports such as football. The twenty twenty one study
Speaker 1: by the American Medical Association found that professional football players
Speaker 1: are four times more likely to develop the disease. Sharing
Speaker 1: this because of awareness and to make sure that research
Speaker 1: is ongoing. New treatment studies are ongoing and trying to
Speaker 1: find help for people who are stricken by this, and
Speaker 1: Chris Johnson talked a little bit about some of the
Speaker 1: treatments that he is undergoing and said in that interview
Speaker 1: that people sometimes look at the physical disability and assume
Speaker 1: you're not still the same person inside. He said, I
Speaker 1: still think the same, I still dream, I still love
Speaker 1: my family. My body just doesn't cooperate, And also that
Speaker 1: he has chosen to fight quote this arriable disease, and
Speaker 1: you know, the courage is incredible. The situation is just
Speaker 1: extremely it's just extremely sad, and you know, hope for
Speaker 1: more awareness, hope for treatment that brings positive progress, and
Speaker 1: hope for a cure.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, you know, I think back to my own personal experiences,
Speaker 3: you know, because you always want to try to find
Speaker 3: a way to relate to something that's unfortunate as this.
Speaker 3: And my late grandfather he'd had a stroke when he
Speaker 3: was in his fifties and was paralyzed on the right
Speaker 3: side of his body for the rest of his life.
Speaker 3: But he was, you know, much like christiolths and saying,
Speaker 3: he was still the same person inside. So it was
Speaker 3: mine he just couldn't, you know, do a lot of
Speaker 3: the things that he was capable of doing before. And
Speaker 3: I think that's a good reminder, is that when you
Speaker 3: see people battling these these things, it's obviously easy to
Speaker 3: get an immediate, you know, reaction and saying, well, wow,
Speaker 3: there they've been physically reduced to, you know, being in
Speaker 3: a wheelchair and needing these types of assistance. But let's
Speaker 3: not forget that they are still the same person inside.
Speaker 3: That he's you know, been one heck of a person
Speaker 3: and was one heck of a football player during his
Speaker 3: NFL career.
Speaker 1: Well said, you know, more sad news. We are catching
Speaker 1: up on this. This also is one that I think
Speaker 1: kicks people right in the gut, knowing the quality and
Speaker 1: caliber of person, of teammate, of figurehead in the NFL
Speaker 1: that Kalais Campbell has been. Just to update people on
Speaker 1: the news, you know, longtime NFL iron man Walter Payton
Speaker 1: Man of the Year, Kalais Campbell, his brother, was charged
Speaker 1: last week in Atlanta with murder after the death of
Speaker 1: their mother. I believe the pronunciation of her name is
Speaker 1: Natael Campbell. Just an awful situation. The family, of course,
Speaker 1: has asked for privacy at this time. He's currently signed
Speaker 1: with the Baltimore Ravens. They did release a statement that says,
Speaker 1: we are incredibly sadden to learn about the passing of
Speaker 1: Kalais Campbell's mother. We send our deepest condolences and full
Speaker 1: support to Khalais and his family during this difficult time.
Speaker 1: We asked that everyone please respect their privacy while they
Speaker 1: grieve from this heartbreaking loss. And you know, just a
Speaker 1: really sad and unfolding situation all around.
Speaker 4: Another legal update.
Speaker 1: Wanted to update the news listeners on brief Terry and
Speaker 1: Arnold update. He was released by the Detroit Lions last week.
Speaker 1: He's still awaiting trial and has posted bail on kidnapping
Speaker 1: and robbery charges. There is no good transition out of
Speaker 1: just a real load of unfortunate catching up to do.
Speaker 1: But this story did make me smile shook. This is
Speaker 1: regarding DJ Moore, player on of whom I am a
Speaker 1: huge fan of. According to a Buffalo local news station,
Speaker 1: it's w KBW, DJ Moore bought out all of the
Speaker 1: T shirt jerseys featuring his name in a store in
Speaker 1: a local mall in Buffalo and is giving them away
Speaker 1: from a weight. Excuse me giving them away to fans?
Speaker 1: Of course, DJ Moore was traded to Buffalo from Chicago
Speaker 1: last season. My favorite detail about this is the touch
Speaker 1: that the store put on it. They simply mark the
Speaker 1: price of the shirts as zero dollars and put a
Speaker 1: note and put a note by them that said the
Speaker 1: shirt was paid for by DJ Moore. I just thought
Speaker 1: it was a very just like surprising, not surprising, but
Speaker 1: sort of spur the moment, serendipitous gesture that he made.
Speaker 4: I just thought that was fun. I just love stories
Speaker 4: like that.
Speaker 3: I mean, how do you curry good favor in your
Speaker 3: new town better than getting everybody T shirt jerseys of yourself?
Speaker 3: I mean, there's no better way to get your number
Speaker 3: in the stands than by buying the stock out at all.
Speaker 3: And also support a mall, because, as we know, malls
Speaker 3: in America are not as prosperous and popular and productive
Speaker 3: as they once were, so you know, helping out their
Speaker 3: business that helps too. I mean, it immediately makes you
Speaker 3: a fan favorite, it wins you over, and you're also
Speaker 3: going to look up to the stands and see a
Speaker 3: bunch of your number in the stands because oh yeah,
Speaker 3: you happen to pay for it. It's a good way
Speaker 3: to start off a tenure in Buffalo. High expectations there
Speaker 3: as always, and he's going to be a key part of,
Speaker 3: you know, their big Super Bowl hopes as they try
Speaker 3: to make yet another run and hopefully clear that final hurdle.
Speaker 2: So smart move, good PR, Good job DJ Moore.
Speaker 4: I know, I thought it was very endearing.
Speaker 1: That's really no different than how many of his ears
Speaker 1: were in Carolina too. That fan base, the Panthers fan base,
Speaker 1: really loved him before he went to Chicago. I just
Speaker 1: feel like I love a city that notices when it's
Speaker 1: athletes or famous figures otherwise famous figures like do stuff
Speaker 1: like that. Like I mean, it wasn't like, you know,
Speaker 1: if this news station hadn't to walk in sounds like
Speaker 1: if they hadn't walked into the store and seen it,
Speaker 1: then they probably wouldn't have This wasn't like a PR
Speaker 1: memo sent.
Speaker 2: Let's think about it. Let's think about it.
Speaker 3: Though somebody would walk in there and see zero dollars.
Speaker 3: This shirt was paid for by DJ Moore posted to
Speaker 3: social media.
Speaker 4: Oh for sure, for sure, for sure.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying they didn't send out like a press released,
Speaker 1: like we didn't get like Matthew Stafford a Mortal Chamber
Speaker 1: press release on this or anything like that. You know, Like,
Speaker 1: I just I like when stuff like this happens, that
Speaker 1: that feels organic, that feels unplanned, that a fan base
Speaker 1: can really endear themselves to a player, or vice versa
Speaker 1: player can really endear himself to the fan base.
Speaker 4: For I just like it.
Speaker 1: I hope that it brought some joy to some of
Speaker 1: the Buffalo fans' lives as they wait very very excitedly
Speaker 1: for the opening of that new stadium up there.
Speaker 4: It's just fun.
Speaker 1: I mean, you want some good energy and like some
Speaker 1: good vibes going into a season where once again the
Speaker 1: main questions we will be asking is do they finally
Speaker 1: have what it takes to get over the hump this year?
Speaker 1: A team that we're not really asking questions like that
Speaker 1: of great great seg Jordan Drasul Douglas plans to sign
Speaker 1: a one year deal with the Commanders, as reported by
Speaker 1: our buddy Adam Schefter over at ESPN. Deal is reportedly
Speaker 1: worth up to three point eight million dollars.
Speaker 4: Razul Douglas is thirty.
Speaker 1: He was signed by the Dolphins as a sort of
Speaker 1: a late like postcut summer edition. Last season had some
Speaker 1: injury issues. Played in fifteen games for them, though, and
Speaker 1: he can be a menace when he wants to. You know,
Speaker 1: he had some really really bright moments last season. Week
Speaker 1: fourteen really stands out to me. It's like something like
Speaker 1: four or five pass breakups and an interception, and he
Speaker 1: had AFC Defensive Player of the Week or month or
Speaker 1: whatever that was honors if I'm recalling correctly and probably
Speaker 1: very sloppily. The listeners can let me know on that one,
Speaker 1: but yeah, he still has some stuff to him. So
Speaker 1: I just I think it's like one of those really
Speaker 1: solid late late summer signings. And the Commanders they need
Speaker 1: depth everywhere on their defense and they need a bounce
Speaker 1: back in a bad way this year.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they do need to bounce back given what happened
Speaker 3: with their season, which largely depended on not only the
Speaker 3: fact that they lost their starting quarterback, but also that
Speaker 3: they had, you know, the league's worst defense or one
Speaker 3: of the worst. So that ye wasn't a good look
Speaker 3: for dan Quinn, defensive minded coach. But yeah, yet another
Speaker 3: veteran addition on that side of the ball. That's how
Speaker 3: they spent their entire offseason by investing. I think they
Speaker 3: have as many as six new projected starters on the
Speaker 3: defensive side of the ball. Rasul is not necessarily going
Speaker 3: to slot in as a starter, but he's going to
Speaker 3: be a quality veteran. He's one of my favorite defensive backs.
Speaker 3: So I think has been underrated throughout the course of
Speaker 3: his career. At one point he was a practice squad guy.
Speaker 3: I think he was a practice squad guy with Arizona
Speaker 3: or Green Bay and then ended up Yeah, he ended
Speaker 3: up with Green Bay. I remember him making a play
Speaker 3: in Arizona and being like, oh, yeah, well he got
Speaker 3: a little revenge there. But he's been a guy that
Speaker 3: has just been a tireless worker who's contributed pretty much
Speaker 3: every stop he's made, even like Buffalo, like he didn't
Speaker 3: he'd spent two years in Buffalo. He had four interceptions
Speaker 3: in total in the twenty twenty three season, then kind
Speaker 3: of washed out in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 2: Didn't seem to be much of a fit there.
Speaker 3: But I've always known that this is a guy who
Speaker 3: was like a quality player, and even at thirty years old,
Speaker 3: approaching his thirty first birthday at the end of August,
Speaker 3: it seems like that's the right fit, the right pairing
Speaker 3: as the Commanders try to turn this defense around. You
Speaker 3: don't it was simply with young guys in young talent.
Speaker 3: You got to have veterans. They have accrewed a bunch
Speaker 3: of them this aw season. So it makes a ton
Speaker 3: of sense looking forward to see what he does there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like what we talk a lot about on
Speaker 1: this show about having to bridge that developmental gap and
Speaker 1: raise the floor of a position group, in this case
Speaker 1: an entire unit. Their defense certainly needing attention there. Their coverage,
Speaker 1: their rush was not great. Their coverage was also just
Speaker 1: absolutely a factor in letting down their rush when they
Speaker 1: did have it, and vice versa, honestly, and so I
Speaker 1: think this is a really solid signing. It kind of
Speaker 1: reminds me of when the Los Angeles Rams they signed
Speaker 1: like a Kella Witherspoon, or when Tony Jefferson joins a team.
Speaker 1: You know, whether it's the Chargers or the Ravens or
Speaker 1: elsewhere where, you know that there's going to be a
Speaker 1: game where, even if he's a depth player, even if
Speaker 1: he's a rotational figure, there will be a game at
Speaker 1: some point this season where we are watching him most
Speaker 1: likely make plays for the Commander and certainly admire that
Speaker 1: he you know, he stayed kind of resilient through some
Speaker 1: of the later, later stage career injury issues that he's had.
Speaker 1: I did not realize that he's one of your favorite Yeah.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah.
Speaker 3: I get on board with some lesser known guys when
Speaker 3: I just see them make plays, especially mercenary guys. And
Speaker 3: he's always been one of those guys like he just
Speaker 3: happens to be there. He just has it innate sense
Speaker 3: for you know, as a ball hawk, He's just a guy.
Speaker 3: He makes plays on the ball. Next gen has a
Speaker 3: ball hawk rate. I don't have the number pulled up
Speaker 3: in front of me right now, but I know that
Speaker 3: he was always pretty high in that metric. And yeah,
Speaker 3: I know he's not a household name, and that's fine.
Speaker 3: I know he's been in a billion different stops. But
Speaker 3: there's a reason he keeps getting a job because he's
Speaker 3: a good football player.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Smart signing.
Speaker 1: And meanwhile, all eyes are on or maybe trying to
Speaker 1: not be so closely on another potential commander's signing that
Speaker 1: seems less and less likely as time passes, And that
Speaker 1: is a receiver. Brandon Ayuk I know that and has
Speaker 1: covered this situation that continues to get messier and messier.
Speaker 1: I know he's already covered this, so we're not going
Speaker 1: to spend a ton of time on this. We are
Speaker 1: going to take some time to talk weddings, because.
Speaker 4: You already know.
Speaker 1: I sent you, guys a warning in the Google doc
Speaker 1: and the rundown. I sent you a warning. This is news.
Speaker 1: We are going to talk about it. I love, love,
Speaker 1: love freaking rocks. On Friday, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelsey
Speaker 1: were married at Madison Square Garden in New York City
Speaker 1: in front of you know, a tiny amount, no just kidding,
Speaker 1: in front of reportedly hundreds, if not a thousand or
Speaker 1: more guests, some of whom were NFL stars, current former
Speaker 1: teammates of Travis Kelce, current and former coaches, also the
Speaker 1: entire Fox and Amazon broadcast booths and desks apparently, as
Speaker 1: well as, of course, like a ton of celebrities and
Speaker 1: other family and friends and loved ones. I'm gonna ask
Speaker 1: for your take on this shook. I'm a little cautious
Speaker 1: about it. You know, you never know when you talk
Speaker 1: to you know, men first of all, but second of all.
Speaker 2: A white male sports guys.
Speaker 4: About what your take might be on this.
Speaker 1: My take is I absolutely I love love in every form,
Speaker 1: and yeah, this is seemed like it was. It was
Speaker 1: a lot of joy and I'm happy for him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what do you think I'm going to take the
Speaker 2: typical camera Taylor a rude and tailor.
Speaker 3: No, No, that's so stupid, like many stupid Internet things
Speaker 3: that may be the dumbest.
Speaker 2: No, this is great. I agree.
Speaker 3: I also love love. I think who doesn't love love? Well,
Speaker 3: some people, well, miserable people don't love love. But I
Speaker 3: love love and I'm happy that you know they were
Speaker 3: able to do this. I'm just more curious about that.
Speaker 3: I want the details, Like I'm a guy who watches
Speaker 3: like reality TV or is, like, give me the details
Speaker 3: of so and so's wedding, But this one I want
Speaker 3: to know because they was Madison Square Garden and if
Speaker 3: there was perhaps a thousand people there, that is much
Speaker 3: less than the listed capacity of Madison Square Garden. And
Speaker 3: I also want to know how is the JumboTron involved?
Speaker 3: Did they get pyrotechnics involved? I've been too much cheaper
Speaker 3: weddings that involved pyrotechnics at the reception, so I'd like
Speaker 3: to know did they take advantage of what is capable
Speaker 3: in Madison Square Garden. For that we know a lot
Speaker 3: of the celebrities that were there. I want to know
Speaker 3: what the step by step experience was, you know, before
Speaker 3: the party, afterward, was there some sort of cool thing
Speaker 3: on each person's seat like this is obviously no expense
Speaker 3: was spared, given that they rented out perhaps the world's
Speaker 3: most famous arena. So I just want to know the
Speaker 3: details of it. But I'm happy for them. Look, a
Speaker 3: lot of attention is paid. As the son of a
Speaker 3: mother who when we beat in the grocery store lines
Speaker 3: as a child, she'd be looking at the gossip magazines
Speaker 3: and being like, ooh, did you see what Cameron Diaz
Speaker 3: is doing? And I'm like, I don't care, mom, Like
Speaker 3: I've never cared about that, but I do kind of
Speaker 3: just want to know a little bit about, you know,
Speaker 3: the inside the details of this stuff. And at the
Speaker 3: same time, I am happy because with that background, you know,
Speaker 3: a lot of attention is paid to, you know, celebrity
Speaker 3: couples and everything else. This seems like legitimate true love,
Speaker 3: like like the backstory of how they met, you know,
Speaker 3: it felt like Travis kind of like let down the
Speaker 3: tough guy football exterior and just shot her in. He
Speaker 3: shot his shot and then let her in and is
Speaker 3: not afraid to admit it. And anytime that you watch
Speaker 3: somebody like that transform when they find their person, it
Speaker 3: just warms my heart.
Speaker 2: So I'm happy for them.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's well said.
Speaker 1: You know, I got a little worried when you started
Speaker 1: a sentence with as the son of a mother, but
Speaker 1: you know you saved it.
Speaker 4: So that was that was good stuff there shook. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I My thing is so I have a lot of
Speaker 1: friends around my age who are like really really fascinated
Speaker 1: by this, by this relationship, have been mega fans of hers.
Speaker 1: I've been the go to friend explaining some of the
Speaker 1: football questions. I've happily been the friend to explain like
Speaker 1: some of the football related lore and often in exchange
Speaker 1: for I'm not a huge pop culture enthusiast. I get by,
Speaker 1: but I understand her to have like a ton of
Speaker 1: lore around her songs, around her entire vibe, oh too
Speaker 1: much around around like her entire ethos. And I love
Speaker 1: lore like I'm the person who and maybe this makes
Speaker 1: me a psychopath. I listen to podcasts that cover TV
Speaker 1: shows without actually watching the TV show. Because I just
Speaker 1: want the lore, right, I just want the breakdown, I
Speaker 1: want the analysis right, and so and so I've been
Speaker 1: fascinated by this.
Speaker 4: I just think that for me, I uh.
Speaker 1: One of my one of my good friends has took
Speaker 1: his daughter to a Taylor Swift concert when she was
Speaker 1: doing the Eras tour and said that it was the
Speaker 1: first time and took her and a group of her
Speaker 1: friends with sort of like the chaperone.
Speaker 4: He said it was the first time he's.
Speaker 1: Ever really understood or seen a group of girls, young women,
Speaker 1: their moms, their dads just feeling really safe and free
Speaker 1: and enjoying the space all together. And that really that
Speaker 1: really hit me because this is not always a world
Speaker 1: where that is the case, and so that really hit me.
Speaker 1: So I'm like, Okay, yeah, I'm in whatever it is
Speaker 1: I'm in, right. That's if someone can create an environment
Speaker 1: like that for people who don't often have that privilege
Speaker 1: afforded to them, like.
Speaker 4: Then that that's great.
Speaker 1: And I just love all the I want to know
Speaker 1: the connection to all the something like all the NFL
Speaker 1: people that we saw, like I loved I loved that
Speaker 1: Mike Florio kind of went down the rabbit hole on
Speaker 1: pro football talk and was like invited all the Amazon people,
Speaker 1: invited all the Fox Sports people, Like, does this hint
Speaker 1: at the field? It has at Travis Kelcey's future in
Speaker 1: the broadcast booth. We love talking about the broadcast booth
Speaker 1: on this show, So I I enjoyed that, and I
Speaker 1: also got to thinking about like weddings in general. I've
Speaker 1: been to and been in a few of them.
Speaker 4: Shook. I know you've been to and been in a
Speaker 4: few of them.
Speaker 1: I thought, you know what, neither of us, as far
Speaker 1: as I'm aware, neither of us are married yet.
Speaker 4: And so my thing is, like, we.
Speaker 1: Have that very unique perspective as the guest, as the attendee.
Speaker 1: What is the rule of etiquette or what is like
Speaker 1: a hill you're willing to stand on here? As it
Speaker 1: pertains to weddings, As far as I'm aware, as.
Speaker 4: Far as I'm aware, unless I miss.
Speaker 2: Something, there's no ring here.
Speaker 1: I as far as i'm aware, I am not married either.
Speaker 4: So yeah, there you go.
Speaker 2: I wasn't signed away for something, all right? So what
Speaker 2: is my this is?
Speaker 3: Actually it's going to sound like a hater, but I
Speaker 3: have to say this as somebody who's been invited to
Speaker 3: a November wedding. I think weddings during football season are
Speaker 3: are not great. I understand that there are only so
Speaker 3: many dates available on the calendar, and I understand that
Speaker 3: some people are getting married on Sundays or Thursdays because
Speaker 3: it's cheaper. I think I have a cousin who's getting
Speaker 3: married on a Sunday during football season. I've already informed
Speaker 3: them probably not going to be there because my job
Speaker 3: involves football on Sundays.
Speaker 2: And I think that's it right there.
Speaker 3: The wedding that I'm going to on a Saturday during
Speaker 3: football season this year is on the biggest college football
Speaker 3: Saturday as it stands right now of the season. And
Speaker 3: my friend a couple of my friends that are going
Speaker 3: as well. We've already agreed that when we're at the reception,
Speaker 3: we will be bringing chargers for our phones and we
Speaker 3: will have games on our phones and be able to
Speaker 3: watch some of it, or at least find a way
Speaker 3: one way or another bar TV something to watch some
Speaker 3: of these football games, because I just that's the football
Speaker 3: person in me. Let's do it in the other months.
Speaker 3: I know it's almost half the year now, but let's
Speaker 3: do it in the other months. Not a fan of
Speaker 3: a football season wedding. So that's the one that's the
Speaker 3: hill all die on, I guess, even though I understand
Speaker 3: the limitations of a calendar.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I agree with you on that take. I'm you know,
Speaker 1: I'm bravely saying so right as the daughter, as the
Speaker 1: daughter of a mother, I'm bravely I'm bravely also standing.
Speaker 2: On that hill.
Speaker 4: I agree with you one hundred percent.
Speaker 1: It takes me back to one of my really really
Speaker 1: good friends got married and did so in like the
Speaker 1: Deep Spring, which I really appreciated. And I was a
Speaker 1: beat writer at the time, in like the early days,
Speaker 1: where I was like the number two in a beat
Speaker 1: tandem and so basically, whatever you're told to do, you
Speaker 1: do like and it doesn't really, you know, matter when
Speaker 1: and where. And I had a great beat partner shout
Speaker 1: out Joe person there in Charlotte, and we were working
Speaker 1: on a story about a coach getting fired, an assistant
Speaker 1: coach getting fired, and there was like some layers to it.
Speaker 1: And I remember during the rehearsal, I was in the
Speaker 1: wedding and during the rehearsal, first of all, the bride
Speaker 1: could not have been cooler about the entire situation. And
Speaker 1: then I was in the When I was standing there,
Speaker 1: I'm having to type notes to my editor on my phone,
Speaker 1: and so one of the other members of the wedding party,
Speaker 1: of course, with the blessing of the bride, gave me
Speaker 1: a second bouquet to hold so that I could hide
Speaker 1: my phone behind it.
Speaker 4: It was so rad I will never forget it.
Speaker 1: It's like you'd never want to be the selfish person
Speaker 1: in any space like that. There's some things you just
Speaker 1: can't help. It's something I'll never forget. But then also
Speaker 1: I'm with you on that. It's something where you know,
Speaker 1: football season, for people who work in football, it isn't
Speaker 1: all consuming in a good way, an all consuming thing.
Speaker 1: So I think that's a fair compromise shook to be
Speaker 1: able to bring your your phones and your charger.
Speaker 4: I thought.
Speaker 1: I did think about that that Cape Verde game and
Speaker 1: how it was equalized and everybody in the final moments
Speaker 1: of that of that match were not able to actually
Speaker 1: see it because they all had to have their phones
Speaker 1: put at Madison Square Garden. That did strike my mind
Speaker 1: that all these people are missing one of the best.
Speaker 4: Sporting events that we've seen.
Speaker 1: And then I'm like well, they're going to the wedding
Speaker 1: of the American century essentially, so I guess maybe you
Speaker 1: don't mind as much.
Speaker 4: Probably when you're.
Speaker 3: In that you walk into that knowing that you're gonna
Speaker 3: miss something, and we all miss things for one reason
Speaker 3: or another. Like I was at the Guardian's game when
Speaker 3: that happened. But luckily some friend I'd made next to
Speaker 3: me in the standing section where I often didn't habit
Speaker 3: during these games, he had it on his phone. So
Speaker 3: I was just like dual screening, well, dual viewing screen
Speaker 3: down here, baseball game live in front of me. Those
Speaker 3: people were not as fortunate, But again, you just walk
Speaker 3: into those things knowing, hey, I'm going to miss something
Speaker 3: and I'll have to catch up on it later, especially
Speaker 3: for an event like that. But yeah, it's I don't
Speaker 3: think I have a lot of other etiquette things on
Speaker 3: the top of mine, Like I'm pretty I'm a willing
Speaker 3: wedding participant. I'll do whatever I need to do in
Speaker 3: the wedding party. But I will say this, we don't
Speaker 3: need three and a half hours of photos, okay, just
Speaker 3: especially not in January. I was in one of my
Speaker 3: good friend's weddings. It was early January in Pittsburgh, and
Speaker 3: I'm like bald in in a suit or you know,
Speaker 3: the one that I had to get as part of
Speaker 3: the wedding party.
Speaker 4: Just standing there being bald.
Speaker 3: My ears are cold, top of my head's cold, like
Speaker 3: thirty four degrees and we're just staying outside waiting for
Speaker 3: them to take a billion different photos. So we don't
Speaker 3: need three and a half photos. Let's cut it down
Speaker 3: to I don't know, two hours.
Speaker 4: How about that I do have one.
Speaker 1: And again, as the daughter of a mother, I think
Speaker 1: I'm able to fairly say this. The my friend Mary
Speaker 1: Kate got married a few several years ago. Shout out
Speaker 1: to Mary Kate and Carter, one of my best friends,
Speaker 1: and she picked a color palette for the bridesmaid's dresses.
Speaker 4: I was in the wedding as a bridesmaid.
Speaker 1: She picked a color palette and basically said, do your thing,
Speaker 1: just stick to this color palette, which at the time
Speaker 1: when I was deciding, like what rooms in my house
Speaker 1: to heat, because I was so broke as an early
Speaker 1: term beat writer that I was like it was it
Speaker 1: was so so clutch to have her say, like, just
Speaker 1: stick to this color palette and do whatever you need
Speaker 1: to do, like to get you know, to whatever your
Speaker 1: style is, whatever you feel like, however you feel you're
Speaker 1: best in like all of that, and then we just
Speaker 1: had a house party afterward and went to Philibertos, which
Speaker 1: was super super rad.
Speaker 4: So shout out to Mary Kate.
Speaker 1: I thought that was a nice little point of etiquette,
Speaker 1: like like you, I'm a willing wedding guest participant. I'm
Speaker 1: willing to do whatever it takes within reason. I do
Speaker 1: think it's nice when the wedding couple or the trothed
Speaker 1: couple throws you a bone like that.
Speaker 4: It's nice, of course, It's like pretty solid.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I have one more, I have one more. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Stan top of mind because this just happened. A few
Speaker 2: weeks ago. I went to a wedding in South Carolina
Speaker 2: for some good friends of mine and they it was nice.
Speaker 3: Was that a resort isle of palms, and they had
Speaker 3: the top floor of this building rented for the reception
Speaker 3: and for the wedding they did on the overlook of
Speaker 3: the ocean. Everything else was beautiful and everything they did,
Speaker 3: you know, all the details or there was like the
Speaker 3: you know, the finger foods that you could eat before
Speaker 3: like during cocktail hour, the meal itself. They had late
Speaker 3: night food, which was awesome. I didn't get any of
Speaker 3: it because this is where it went south. Don't reserve,
Speaker 3: don't don't allow guests to take the top floor of
Speaker 3: your resort for a wedding reception and then kowtow to
Speaker 3: the guests that are staying on the floors below when
Speaker 3: they complain and call the police that you're being too
Speaker 3: loud above them, and they cut off your reception forty
Speaker 3: minutes early. And that late night food that they put
Speaker 3: out on all these big, you know, buffet trays disappears
Speaker 3: after ten minutes because they're trying to shut down the reception. Really,
Speaker 3: if you booked it till eleven, run it till eleven
Speaker 3: and deal with the consequences, you already got paid.
Speaker 2: That's my last one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I would stand on that hill too.
Speaker 1: The hotel should have made some other sort of amends
Speaker 1: with the other.
Speaker 3: Yes, they got they got bad reviews, people who were
Speaker 3: not happy help and otherwise, but they got smoked on
Speaker 3: Google reviews else. Oh, I have won more. Stop playing
Speaker 3: Bruno Mars through half the wedding. That's all I have
Speaker 3: to say. Stop it. We need better music. Their better
Speaker 3: music exists. Stop doing it. I'm tired of it. Stop
Speaker 3: that's it.
Speaker 1: Well, they see you had more. You had more than
Speaker 1: takes than we expected. Came in, came in.
Speaker 2: One ring off the top of the ball dome, off
Speaker 2: the dom.
Speaker 1: Hopefully you've you've warmed back up after that traumatizing time
Speaker 1: that you spent in in Pittsburgh. We wanted to make
Speaker 1: sure that we paid a little tribute to our buddy, Greg,
Speaker 1: our fearless leader, enjoying some really, really well deserved vacation
Speaker 1: after season two of NFL Daily. He's in Japan with
Speaker 1: his family, probably reading like a million books as well,
Speaker 1: and we know he's on vacation shook, But I don't
Speaker 1: think he's turned the football part of his brain off, right.
Speaker 1: I just I refuse to believe that Greg Rosenthal is
Speaker 1: not thinking about football or stuff related to football on
Speaker 1: a daily, hourly, minutely, even basis while he's in Japan.
Speaker 1: And so for that reason, I suggested that maybe we
Speaker 1: do a segment that I like to call Greg Rosenthal's
Speaker 1: inner vacation monologue. Chick, would you like to kick us
Speaker 1: off on this one?
Speaker 2: Yes? Yes?
Speaker 3: And I can confirm that his ear is still to
Speaker 3: the ground because he sent me.
Speaker 5: So.
Speaker 3: There was a bit of local news that sent shockwaves
Speaker 3: through Cleveland a couple of weeks ago. It was the closure,
Speaker 3: the announced closure of the Heinenz grocery store, the one
Speaker 3: that attracts all the internet attention because it's in an
Speaker 3: old bank building with like this majestic ceiling. It's like
Speaker 3: the most beautiful grocery store in America, right, And they
Speaker 3: announced they're closing at the end of July. Greg gets
Speaker 3: word of this in Japan and texts me the link
Speaker 3: to it, and because he's trying to get me to,
Speaker 3: you know, out to La, He's like, well, now you
Speaker 3: have to to move because they closed down the best
Speaker 3: grocery store in Cleveland.
Speaker 2: Like this is obviously a sign that you have to move.
Speaker 3: And I'm thinking, what are you doing paying attention to
Speaker 3: this of all things while you're in Japan. And it's
Speaker 3: just because he doesn't turn it off, and he definitely
Speaker 3: doesn't turn it off.
Speaker 2: A guy in the football world nuts.
Speaker 3: So between all the baseball games he's attended, the time
Speaker 3: that he spent in the beautiful nature out there, the
Speaker 3: books like you mentioned that he's devoured. I think his
Speaker 3: mind has likely wandered in a few different directions, and
Speaker 3: I'll start here.
Speaker 4: Please.
Speaker 3: This attracted a little bit of debate. I think most
Speaker 3: people were in agreement online with this. The Top one hundred.
Speaker 3: It's an annual tradition in which players are ranked according
Speaker 3: to their peers, and some people don't understand that that
Speaker 3: ranking is assembled basically throughout the season. They do these
Speaker 3: interviews throughout the season, so it doesn't quite reflect the
Speaker 3: final results of the most recent season as much as
Speaker 3: like a general reputation.
Speaker 2: During and before.
Speaker 3: Jeffrey Simmons ranked eighty third on the Top one hundred.
Speaker 3: Greg's inner monologue says, jeff for Simmons is definitely better
Speaker 3: than eighty three in the top one hundred. I wonder
Speaker 3: if I'll ever interview me for the Top one hundred.
Speaker 3: Another one, another news item in this slow news period.
Speaker 3: I actually wrote this, So thanks Greg for reading this,
Speaker 3: which you may or may not have done, but I'm
Speaker 3: going to say that you did. DeAndre Hopkins won't force
Speaker 3: his way onto a team, but I'd take him.
Speaker 2: Can we make some room on the Patriots roster?
Speaker 5: Nah?
Speaker 3: I can't part with my favorite Kyle Williams. Can't part
Speaker 3: with Ft and Chisholm, maybe the Rams. Yeah, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: sell it to Ellis over dinner.
Speaker 2: We'll have a talk about it.
Speaker 1: Yes, I like I especially like your NFL one hundred
Speaker 1: one because it is reduced to players voting for players.
Speaker 1: But of course Greg Rosenthal, who crowned himself an off
Speaker 1: season winner in the off Season Winner, Winners and Losers
Speaker 1: segment of NFL Bailey a few weeks ago, of course
Speaker 1: would try to consider how he could get it on
Speaker 1: that action a little bit so, and I appreciate that,
Speaker 1: and I honestly I could see it.
Speaker 4: I could see DeAndre Hopkins in New England. I'm just
Speaker 4: saying I could see it.
Speaker 3: He's always looking, He's always looking for another option there.
Speaker 3: And actually that leads me to another one that I
Speaker 3: thought he probably hit at one point, whether he was
Speaker 3: just like strolling through, you know, the grassy areas, just
Speaker 3: taking in the views or whatever it was. How long
Speaker 3: will it take me to fully surrender to the Drake
Speaker 3: May and aj Brown partnership? And how quickly might I
Speaker 3: hyperbolically push it beyond the status of Tom Brady and
Speaker 3: Randy Moss.
Speaker 2: H oh, Let me do it, Let me do it.
Speaker 2: Greg hm m.
Speaker 4: M mmm.
Speaker 2: Mmm. Here's another one.
Speaker 3: Well, if I'm if I'm Jason Light, I'm not paying
Speaker 3: Baker Mayfield right now either. Then again, I'd rather probably
Speaker 3: be an Atlanta's chair than Tampa's because at least they
Speaker 3: have Jean Robinson. No, no, no, wait, that's that's Kevin
Speaker 3: Sefanski's team.
Speaker 1: Nah no, never mind, never mind, And don't get him
Speaker 1: started on Zach Taylor. Yeah, I love this. I especially
Speaker 1: appreciated your.
Speaker 4: M you know, I think that was mmmmmmmm.
Speaker 1: Next, I think we have one from the great Patrick Claibonn,
Speaker 1: who is calling in today to the show.
Speaker 5: Here, I am navigating the confluence of culture on vacation,
Speaker 5: yet I have to once again square my relationship with
Speaker 5: the Boston Celtics, all while definitely avoiding the podcast franchise
Speaker 5: that bears my name. Wait a second, is Patrick referring
Speaker 5: to a famous television personality with an incorrect name. This
Speaker 5: is why the show requires my constant supervision, much like
Speaker 5: a beloved basketball franchise, facing what seems like an inevitable
Speaker 5: power creep of pirate equity. Wait a second, did I
Speaker 5: say pirate equity? I meant private equity. Wow, there's a
Speaker 5: lot of thoughts inside my head. I must share them
Speaker 5: with the listeners. No, this is my time, this is
Speaker 5: my vacation. But if I don't get these thoughts out,
Speaker 5: where do I go? Who do I become? I'm Greg Rosenthal,
Speaker 5: a man of culture, a loving father and husband. But
Speaker 5: what of the deep rooted desire to contextualize the reality
Speaker 5: that we all face? I miss it. I miss you listeners.
Speaker 2: As much as he's gonna miss Jalen Brown.
Speaker 4: Oh oh okay.
Speaker 1: I want to say I did not intend for this
Speaker 1: to turn into a very loving roast of Gregor's.
Speaker 2: Always going to be.
Speaker 4: I just love it so much.
Speaker 1: Patrick coming through in the clutch like Jalen Brown no
Speaker 1: longer will do for the Boston Celtics.
Speaker 2: You hate to see it, Yeah, you hate to see it. Indeed,
Speaker 2: I think that's probably the best place to end it,
Speaker 2: right there. Fantastic contribution from Patrick from afore. Yes, that's wonderful.
Speaker 1: I'm going to make you guess what mine is as
Speaker 1: we close the show. Here shook because it might take
Speaker 1: you in a strange direction at first, but just trust
Speaker 1: the process here because it will all become very clear
Speaker 1: to you.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: I want to say this is running on repeat in
Speaker 1: Greg's head, over and over and over and over and
Speaker 1: over and over again.
Speaker 4: Here it is.
Speaker 1: Step one. Brown a stick of butter in a pan.
Speaker 1: Step two, take the butter off the heat and add
Speaker 1: another half of a stick of cold butter and let
Speaker 1: that melt into the other butter. Step three, mix your
Speaker 1: dry ingredients two cups of flour, half a teaspoon of salt,
Speaker 1: and one teaspoon of baking soda.
Speaker 4: Step four.
Speaker 1: Add one cup of granulated sugar and three quarters of
Speaker 1: a cup of brown sugar to your stand mixer bowl.
Speaker 1: Then add the melted butter and mix until combined. Add
Speaker 1: one egg plus one egg yolk to the wet mixture
Speaker 1: until just combined. Add one teaspoon of vanilla to your
Speaker 1: wet mixture.
Speaker 4: Combine.
Speaker 1: Mix in your dry ingredients one half portion at a time.
Speaker 1: Add in your preferred brand of chocolate chips. Refrigerate the
Speaker 1: dough for a few hours, then bawl the dough and
Speaker 1: portion into your preferred sizes. Bake at three hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty degrees for ten minutes, and enjoy.
Speaker 2: It's very obviously chocolate chip cookies.
Speaker 1: But what no, no, it's not just any chocolate chip cookies.
Speaker 4: Shook.
Speaker 1: It's an Michael Mais brown butter chocolate chip cookie recipe
Speaker 1: from Tick to the wife of Patriots quarterback Drake May.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, and now he's wondering, how will I
Speaker 3: ever top that.
Speaker 1: Is?
Speaker 3: So I'm thinking that as soon as he gets back,
Speaker 3: they're immediately going to the kitchen to make these, because
Speaker 3: these were probably just released during this vacation.
Speaker 1: Well they've they were a featured staple of Bake Miss
Speaker 1: the famous and Michael may content release of all of
Speaker 1: those delicious looking recipes that she had this featured this season,
Speaker 1: So I don't know if Greg's had a chance to
Speaker 1: make them. I just think that, you know, when you're
Speaker 1: on vacation, your brain starts to think of all the
Speaker 1: things that you should have done or could have done
Speaker 1: during the previous year that you really want to make
Speaker 1: some time for in the coming year. So I think
Speaker 1: that this is just on repeat in Greg's head and
Speaker 1: filling the space and the void left by the New
Speaker 1: England Patriots performance in the Super Bowl. So I think
Speaker 1: that that is where we can close today.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I'm going to say that looks like much
Speaker 3: like my attempt to learn piano last offseason. I'm sure
Speaker 3: that Greg will never finish it, but it's always going
Speaker 3: to be in the back of his mind is something he'd.
Speaker 2: Like to do.
Speaker 1: We miss you, buddy. That's our show today, listeners. Thank
Speaker 1: you so much for tuning back in with us. We'll
Speaker 1: have a couple more shows this week.
Speaker 4: I am your fill in host.
Speaker 1: If you have any mean comments for me, please do
Speaker 1: not share them because they won't emotionally cripple me. Thank
Speaker 1: you for listening to this episode of NFL Daily for
Speaker 1: Nick Shook.
Speaker 4: I'm Jordan Rodrieg. Catch you later this week.