Speaker 1: Be Around the NFL Podcast. He's a big fan of
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Speaker 1: the NFL Podcast, presented by Into It Quick Books, the
Speaker 1: official sponsor of the NFL. My name is Dan Hands
Speaker 1: is coming to you from the City Filled with Heroes
Speaker 1: and Bunker's Mark Sessler, Chris Westling, and Greg Rosenthale. What
Speaker 1: is up please? Hey Damn Bunker Cast two point oh
Speaker 1: and this one's special little late night surprise. You know
Speaker 1: Childish Gambino dropped a new album on the internet at
Speaker 1: four am on a Sunday during a pandemic. Well, we
Speaker 1: just went up to Mr Glover. Yeah, well the difference,
Speaker 1: Mr Glover. Mr Glover will be rewarded for having done
Speaker 1: any amount of work. We will not be rewarded at all.
Speaker 1: So we will be rewarded by our listeners appreciation, in
Speaker 1: our in our growing fan base. This is like when
Speaker 1: they do the documentary about our podcast, will be like
Speaker 1: it was really during the pandemic that they took it
Speaker 1: to the next level. Like those eight ten guys they
Speaker 1: were around and they were doing great work, and they
Speaker 1: had they had a solid fan base. When that pandemic hit.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, they took off, you know what, to
Speaker 1: borrow one of their terms, they made the leap. It's
Speaker 1: the guy what's his name from the NFL Films Countdowns
Speaker 1: with the name, the Italian name Damon Alma Dalaro Oh Adela, Yeah,
Speaker 1: like his his His greatest career accomplishment is that somehow
Speaker 1: he managed to be in every single NFL Top ten
Speaker 1: episode ever aired on NFL network. Mandela take a show.
Speaker 1: Oh no, Mandela has had a nice career. I think
Speaker 1: up there in New England and all that, But what
Speaker 1: in terms of the greatest accomplishments, imagine beyond every It's
Speaker 1: like the equivalent of Jennifer Anison on every episode of Friends.
Speaker 1: He somehow did it for a clip show. Although as
Speaker 1: we as we are aware, they don't pay you for
Speaker 1: that clip show. So it's like there's a fine line
Speaker 1: between wind and desperate that most get. We'll get like
Speaker 1: a pound cake from like Southampton, England. That's at most
Speaker 1: what we received for this effort. So, okay, where are
Speaker 1: we right now? Well, we're across Los Angeles, same thing.
Speaker 1: It's a bunker cast two point oh. So I'm in
Speaker 1: the throwback podcast garage at my place West. You're in
Speaker 1: front of the pretty lights with a good function, got
Speaker 1: the good backyard lights. Going on to your abode, Greg,
Speaker 1: you are in the same room as I'm in my
Speaker 1: bedroom now I move that is that has a lot
Speaker 1: to break down there where all the magic and Mark
Speaker 1: Mark You talk a lot about how your house is
Speaker 1: always overrun by children at this hour. They in bed
Speaker 1: right now. And where are you? Are you in the
Speaker 1: shack the backshack? I'm in parts unknown. I'm not even
Speaker 1: at my home address. I'm not going to get into
Speaker 1: any further details about that. Wait really, oh no, he
Speaker 1: did it. I convinced the NFL to put put him
Speaker 1: up at all. I've not convinced them to do anything.
Speaker 1: It's just that whenever this podcast comes around, it will
Speaker 1: cost me something, and this time around it's cost me greenbacks, dollars,
Speaker 1: human dollars. Did the dedication the dedication that I have
Speaker 1: to this show. You spend five minutes five minutes in
Speaker 1: my house and act as walk around, prance around my
Speaker 1: home and act like you could broadcast a football show
Speaker 1: about Ryan Tannehill. I guarantee you you couldnot, so you know,
Speaker 1: but but let's but let's be real, You're never really
Speaker 1: um it's not hard for you to come up with
Speaker 1: an idea of why you need to be out of
Speaker 1: the house and in the hotel somewhere. So this just
Speaker 1: lined up nicely, right. This is kind of a nice coincidence.
Speaker 1: Once again the pandemic coming up big for you. Separate
Speaker 1: issue are you going to are you going to sleep there? What?
Speaker 1: That is a personal question, Greg, that's not for like,
Speaker 1: it's not for the British and the you know, the
Speaker 1: Scottish to know is that and that's that more of
Speaker 1: a motel? It is no, Actually, I will to be honest,
Speaker 1: we are in a this is a very a ton
Speaker 1: of people watching this are in the same situation. You
Speaker 1: have two parents working, You've got kids that have been
Speaker 1: suddenly released out of their structure onto the home front.
Speaker 1: And the wife and I, very collaboratively as a as
Speaker 1: a duo, came up with a solution where we can
Speaker 1: both work and uh, this is my day to work
Speaker 1: here and we have found a home base for her
Speaker 1: to work here on her days, so you know she
Speaker 1: will not be joining the show. But going on, it's
Speaker 1: hard to explain. It is hard to you guys, have
Speaker 1: booked a hotel for the week. We found a very
Speaker 1: a very low level accommodation where we can both have
Speaker 1: essentially an office space. Uh if you know, And I
Speaker 1: think that a lot of people think my children are
Speaker 1: wonderful and mine are, but like they are also quite
Speaker 1: loud and destructive at times, and it's not the most
Speaker 1: work friendly environment to do, uh something on microphones. So
Speaker 1: like about you know, taping tonight, it's because you had
Speaker 1: a big date with you know, Skinn and Max a
Speaker 1: little bit later. What's going on? I don't Greg, I
Speaker 1: don't think that that network even exists at this point.
Speaker 1: So that is I don't know where what area again,
Speaker 1: I'm not sure what area you live in, but that
Speaker 1: is that that is not an active channel at this point.
Speaker 1: And what's the rate per what's the rate per hour
Speaker 1: at this motel? Have a friend's house or something. I
Speaker 1: think I've answered enough questions, like I like I it
Speaker 1: was a stretch that I signed up to do this.
Speaker 1: I don't need to be grilled the entire time. Move
Speaker 1: on into the low level signings that have plagued the day. Okay,
Speaker 1: so we're plague right now. Yeah, let's address this because
Speaker 1: we wouldn't be doing this. Mark, Um, I know you're
Speaker 1: annoyed for it. If it was not it was the
Speaker 1: opening of the show is slightly annoyed. But yeah, if
Speaker 1: it was like Ryan Tannehill and Calais Campbell deals which
Speaker 1: will get to happening, I don't think we would have
Speaker 1: done this show. But this really was like a day
Speaker 1: the NFL unlike the NFL has ever had. The fact
Speaker 1: that you agreed to a collective bargaining agreement basically would
Speaker 1: have been the high point of Roger Goodell's life in career,
Speaker 1: and that by the end of the day it felt
Speaker 1: like kind of like a minor story. I mean, a
Speaker 1: lot of things in the NFL feel like a minor
Speaker 1: story right now, but um to like to go to
Speaker 1: the seventeen game season and everything that happens with the
Speaker 1: new c b A and then by the end of it,
Speaker 1: the fact that free agency is still going on. It's
Speaker 1: just I don't know, there has never been anything like
Speaker 1: this in our lives NFL related, but certainly just in
Speaker 1: terms of the world. And yet how the NFL fits
Speaker 1: into it is fascinating because it seems like it's the
Speaker 1: only major business that's in sporting event that's trying to
Speaker 1: not be effective. Do you think an urban motel is
Speaker 1: COVID nineteen safe, Like is it? Do you think it's
Speaker 1: a place or But he's in the clear right now.
Speaker 1: It's a good question. I mean, if anything, I brought
Speaker 1: the COVID with me. It's not that it. You know,
Speaker 1: I didn't arrive into the COVID. I brought it with me.
Speaker 1: But I think Greg Gregg made a very salient point there.
Speaker 1: That was a nice introduction. And let's dive back into
Speaker 1: and by the way, Erica is in the middle of
Speaker 1: Erica's with us Ricky Hollywood, in the middle of hosting
Speaker 1: an online movie marathon book Smart, and you're not able
Speaker 1: to comment on the movie at all because you're doing
Speaker 1: this with us. So, you know, let's shift. You're on
Speaker 1: live tweeting my my hashtag Virtual Movie Night VMN Lakeisha's watching,
Speaker 1: Colleen's walking, watching Cynthia Freeland's watching. We're all live tweeting,
Speaker 1: you know, uh, and Dan sent, Dan sent the text
Speaker 1: and here I am locked away in my bedroom. Thanks.
Speaker 1: But you know, Greg brings up the good point because
Speaker 1: this is also Yeah, that was a nice shot by Greg.
Speaker 1: Good job there. But but like this was we're here
Speaker 1: because we we kind of thought like everybody thought that
Speaker 1: this free agency was gonna get pushed back. Now where
Speaker 1: we are now, it is nine pm Pacific time, so
Speaker 1: it's after midnight on the East Coast. It could still happen.
Speaker 1: I mean, the reports aren't there now is that the
Speaker 1: league it's gonna start on time and you're probably listening
Speaker 1: to this and maybe it already has. I mean, and
Speaker 1: they sent a memo to the team's you know that
Speaker 1: it's starting out on time, and they sent that seven
Speaker 1: pm Eastern time, right, But this is also a world
Speaker 1: and I'll quote the New York Times here, the Centers
Speaker 1: for Disease Control and Prevention recommended Sunday that no gatherings
Speaker 1: with fifty people or more, including weddings, festivals, parades, concerts,
Speaker 1: sporting events, or conferences, be held in the United States
Speaker 1: for the next eight weeks in one of the federal
Speaker 1: government's most sweeping efforts the slow the spread of the coronavirus.
Speaker 1: These are unprecedented times, so anything could change. But we
Speaker 1: are proceeding right now. Is if um the NFL is
Speaker 1: about to go off as it does every year in
Speaker 1: this week of free agency, starting with Monday's legal tampering period.
Speaker 1: So what we thought would be a good idea since
Speaker 1: we're gonna have so much unpacked when we do a
Speaker 1: show later Monday, was to kind of catch up on
Speaker 1: the news that has happened since we left you Friday.
Speaker 1: We taped Friday early afternoon here on the West Coast,
Speaker 1: and there's been quite a lot of it, Mark, including
Speaker 1: you mentioned Ryan Tannehill, which I thought I find to
Speaker 1: be rather saucy league news, but at all, of course,
Speaker 1: you have to keep everything in perspective. It is, but
Speaker 1: I think that I think the bigger news and you know,
Speaker 1: not to constantly cycle back to Greg's intro, but it
Speaker 1: the cb A getting the timing of the whole thing,
Speaker 1: because we we have been hitting on this in the
Speaker 1: lead up for weeks. That the c ba's timing with
Speaker 1: the launch the potential launch of the new league here
Speaker 1: and all the other stuff is like feels like unlike
Speaker 1: anything we've experienced as NFL fans, And it was really
Speaker 1: I don't know about you guys, but I was like
Speaker 1: on Twitter all day long today trying to find out
Speaker 1: is tomorrow's free agency bum rush gonna happen or is
Speaker 1: it not? Like it's like, if you're us, you've got
Speaker 1: to find out what this week is about, because it
Speaker 1: was one it was very two distinct options. One either
Speaker 1: we're heading into a waterfall of fire or everything goes
Speaker 1: totally silent for ten to fourteen days or more. And
Speaker 1: we got and I thought all along, I was told
Speaker 1: by someone actual fleet, you know, and I sent this
Speaker 1: to you guys, someone very confidently told me this is
Speaker 1: not happening. The league year is not happening. You can
Speaker 1: sit back in your easy chair if I owned one,
Speaker 1: and you could just put your legs up, and it's
Speaker 1: time to go like everyone else, start reading a ton
Speaker 1: of books and watching all the movies you never watched.
Speaker 1: But a little mark, a little lesson, mark, a little
Speaker 1: lesson in single sourcing there, huh, A single source, A
Speaker 1: single source, a single source. And you know what, I
Speaker 1: paid the price. I paid the price because right now
Speaker 1: I'm paying the price. So it's like we I think
Speaker 1: that I think the NFL and the NFL p A
Speaker 1: had no idea themselves how this would end tonight. And
Speaker 1: here we are, all right, So let's get into it
Speaker 1: a lot to break down, starting yes with the collective
Speaker 1: Bargaining Agreement, which is in itself huge news that's worth
Speaker 1: its own show. So let's get into let's hit the news. Ricky,
Speaker 1: You're sorry, sorry for purchasing, Sorry for buying all of this. No,
Speaker 1: I don't think that I would. Yes, that is a
Speaker 1: story that that was came up in the New York Times.
Speaker 1: A man but seventeen thousand, seven hundred bottles of hand sanitizer.
Speaker 1: Uh and his goal was to sell them online at
Speaker 1: a premium markup of almost seventy dollars. Uh. And it
Speaker 1: kind of blew up in his face. Uh. And now
Speaker 1: he's decided just to donate him. So he's taken quite
Speaker 1: a financial hit. And you know what, that's what you got.
Speaker 1: You can't be greedy in times like this. Humans. I
Speaker 1: think the proper level of shame was applied to the situation.
Speaker 1: He got killed. I mean, the New York Times did
Speaker 1: an article on him. He sold three hundred bottles of
Speaker 1: hand sanitizer at a markup on Amazon before the company
Speaker 1: removed his listings, and Warren sellers that they could be
Speaker 1: suspended for price gouging. So he he did regret it.
Speaker 1: He did regret it apparently. Anyway, all right, let's get
Speaker 1: into it. These are weird times. Everybody let's start with
Speaker 1: the news. Uh, the NFL Players Association Yes, voted to
Speaker 1: ratify a new collective bargaining agreement that was previously approved
Speaker 1: by the NFL owners in February. The final tally one
Speaker 1: thousand and nineteen to nine fifty nine, very close vote
Speaker 1: that concluded at midnight Saturday. The players signed off on
Speaker 1: the new CBA that will ben begin with the upcoming season,
Speaker 1: extends through the twenty thirty campaign. And what are the
Speaker 1: notable changes? Okay, so we know it. The addition of
Speaker 1: two more playoff teams uh starting this season. Also the
Speaker 1: option to increase the regular season into seventeen games starting
Speaker 1: in the minimum salary shoot up, performance based pay and
Speaker 1: player revenue will go up. Uh. And there's certain a
Speaker 1: bunch of other things of course too. There's so much.
Speaker 1: It's a very dense agreement, but those are kind of
Speaker 1: the big takeaways. It's a done deal and that allows
Speaker 1: things to move forward in a time of such great
Speaker 1: uncertainty in the world, in the NFL world, everything would
Speaker 1: have been kind of torn asunder. If this is a
Speaker 1: vote no, it was close, but it was a vote yes. Well,
Speaker 1: the NFL got what it wanted with the seventeen games. Uh,
Speaker 1: they get to take this deal and shop at to
Speaker 1: all the TV networks at the most optimal time for them,
Speaker 1: or what they had planned to be the most optimal
Speaker 1: time um with with league peace, and the players get
Speaker 1: what hasn't been reported a lot. The pensions for about
Speaker 1: eleven thousand former players go up. That's good. Guys can
Speaker 1: get pensions now after three years instead of four if
Speaker 1: you've only been in the league for three years instead
Speaker 1: of four. And then you know, the rosters go to
Speaker 1: fifty five. Taxi squad goes up, so there's there's quite
Speaker 1: a bit they did get well. They also, you know,
Speaker 1: get the seventeen games. If you're the owners. It doesn't
Speaker 1: seem to me like they had to give up that
Speaker 1: much to do it. If you had said when the
Speaker 1: last lockout happened that they ever would have added games
Speaker 1: to the schedule, I would have been surprised. It just
Speaker 1: felt like that was a no go forever. And the
Speaker 1: fact that they got an extra game and they did
Speaker 1: it with a year to spare before this c b
Speaker 1: A even came up is amazing to me. And I
Speaker 1: think it was a good deal for the players to
Speaker 1: UH for a lot of reasons, and if they're willing
Speaker 1: to play seventeen games, you know that that's fine. You
Speaker 1: get rid of the preseason game and on you go.
Speaker 1: But it's amazing listening to Mike Garrett Folo talk on
Speaker 1: NFL Network today that he thinks that there was like
Speaker 1: a late vote and and it's hard to really get
Speaker 1: the data on this, but that basically the situation changed
Speaker 1: so much from when the voting opened to when the
Speaker 1: voting closed that he said he talked to some players
Speaker 1: that had voted no that maybe would have changed their
Speaker 1: mind and voted yes by the end of the week
Speaker 1: because we're entering a period of unprecedented uncertainty, and that
Speaker 1: maybe there were plenty of owners who wouldn't have been
Speaker 1: that disappointed if the players had voted no, because they
Speaker 1: wouldn't have offered such a good deal. Like it felt
Speaker 1: like a lot of the players voting late in the
Speaker 1: NFL p AH tried to get them to vote as
Speaker 1: much as they could late in the week, maybe voted
Speaker 1: more to pass it, and it barely passed. I think
Speaker 1: it's notable also that the one of the side stories
Speaker 1: was that I believe it was five plus players that
Speaker 1: didn't vote at all, and you've got certain players they
Speaker 1: talked about leaning on their their reps to kind of
Speaker 1: represent them um, which I don't know if that's for
Speaker 1: a lack of having really studied what was in the
Speaker 1: c B a UM or just disinterest. The same way
Speaker 1: with any vote that some people just decide not on
Speaker 1: either side or want to see if it gets rejected
Speaker 1: and we can renegotiate, we're happy with that. I'm just wondering,
Speaker 1: is anyone like I'm kind of warming up seventeen games basically,
Speaker 1: because like with anything at work, where they say here's
Speaker 1: what's happening now, and you either just have to accept
Speaker 1: it or decide not to work there anymore, Like it's
Speaker 1: I'm warming up to it. I don't. I've never really
Speaker 1: been a fan of seventeen games because I find it unnecessary.
Speaker 1: I find it asymmetrical, which I think we've talked about before.
Speaker 1: I have always been a fan of the five record,
Speaker 1: where it basically tells you you are um raging, Lee, mediocre,
Speaker 1: you're eight in eight and now none of that exists anymore. Well,
Speaker 1: just it's it's very It was a penalty. It was
Speaker 1: a penalty, right, you know what I mean? It was
Speaker 1: like you are middle LINKD team. But you know what,
Speaker 1: to me, this is one part of this is yes,
Speaker 1: it's gonna be asymmetrical, but it's also deal with the
Speaker 1: devil is strong because that's not a good connotation. But
Speaker 1: there's a Pandora's box element to this that it's seventeen,
Speaker 1: it's gonna be eighteen eventually, because it just makes too
Speaker 1: much sense. If it's at seventeen, eighteen is going to
Speaker 1: happen as well, and then they that will be the
Speaker 1: next thing that gets pushed for guarantee. What so I
Speaker 1: do to me that I think that this CBA matters
Speaker 1: because from compared to the last one, there's always these
Speaker 1: changes that matter for the players, but for the football fan,
Speaker 1: this CBA has to be one of the biggest of
Speaker 1: the last three or four decades because you're getting seventeen
Speaker 1: games and suddenly you're getting a seventh playoff team. And
Speaker 1: if you look at the teams from last year, and
Speaker 1: you know there are years where it would pan out
Speaker 1: where you get that team in there that you everyone
Speaker 1: wanted in the playoffs, that's cool. I can sign up
Speaker 1: for that. Last year would have been the eight and
Speaker 1: eight Steelers and the Rams. We know that some people
Speaker 1: love the idea of the rams being in there, but
Speaker 1: it's still it wasn't well it's I mean, I'm looking
Speaker 1: at one of them right now on my that but
Speaker 1: you know, but it's just I'm saying, like you're not,
Speaker 1: you're not. It's like you're not. It's like a twelve
Speaker 1: and four teams haven't been left out of the mix here.
Speaker 1: So my one issue is that I always thought the
Speaker 1: NFL restricted, for the most part, um half ass operations
Speaker 1: from January where is like if you're if you're an
Speaker 1: NHL fan, every team but like the New Jersey Devil
Speaker 1: slips into the playoffs and the playoffs go on for
Speaker 1: four and a half months, Like are we creeping are
Speaker 1: into that world? Or I like when Mark pretends to
Speaker 1: know anything about any other sports, listen to listen to
Speaker 1: like seven thousand hours of w fan. I know that
Speaker 1: like two hockey teams get in and and you don't
Speaker 1: need that much. But I I'm cool with all of it.
Speaker 1: I just some of the playoff teams that would that
Speaker 1: would slip into me or do not deserve to be
Speaker 1: in that area. Mark, we got Mark. I'm not going
Speaker 1: to just say one thing though, you I think you
Speaker 1: referred to it as half asked teams getting into the class. Mark,
Speaker 1: You and I both root for half asked teams or
Speaker 1: whatever your turn was. But I don't. But I don't
Speaker 1: find it right. I don't find it right that like,
Speaker 1: for instance, it is but at the playoffs, if last
Speaker 1: year's Cleveland team had knocked off Pittsburgh in that second meeting,
Speaker 1: they would have essentially been in line to make the playoffs.
Speaker 1: They are the quintessential team to me that did not
Speaker 1: do anything deserving of football. But let's just fast forward
Speaker 1: to January, Mark and the nine and eight Browns sneak
Speaker 1: into the You're You're gonna be on fire, don't it seems.
Speaker 1: And that's what this is about. It's about, you know,
Speaker 1: it's better for fans, I think ultimately, and I do
Speaker 1: like that. The buy now is this total, it's this
Speaker 1: golden thing. There's only one in each conference and you
Speaker 1: that's one person get one team gets it and everybody
Speaker 1: else has to claw and fight their way through the
Speaker 1: first round. I kind of love that. So I'm not
Speaker 1: in on this the extra game, but I love the
Speaker 1: extra teams of the playoffs. I'm loving market in the motel.
Speaker 1: I mean, so far we've got raging Lee mediocre, which
Speaker 1: is a great turn of phrase, and a waterfall of
Speaker 1: fire of new Yeah, I love the waterfall of fire,
Speaker 1: just like the Game of Thrones. Not a motel. Is it?
Speaker 1: Someone's up? You're keep picking up your little investigative journals.
Speaker 1: You're not, You're not any close. You're at someone's house.
Speaker 1: I just saw I just saw a parasite last night.
Speaker 1: Is there a parasite situation? What's that wacky poster behind
Speaker 1: you on the wall? Not familiar with it? Where do you?
Speaker 1: Where are the where are the bodies of the people
Speaker 1: that own the house? As also not describing that. I
Speaker 1: do want to say before we move on to there's
Speaker 1: a couple like little small things where you have extra guys.
Speaker 1: You know on game day the seventeenth game will not
Speaker 1: be around until one at the very least, So no
Speaker 1: nine and eight teams uh this year, but you do
Speaker 1: have the playoff teams uh this year. And and it's
Speaker 1: funny that, like I remember, everyone thought that Roger Goodell
Speaker 1: was going to retire after this. This was like his
Speaker 1: big like mission in life was to get them through
Speaker 1: one more C, B, A and one more TV deal,
Speaker 1: and it's very like Roger Goodell, just how his career
Speaker 1: has gone, like this should have been the best of
Speaker 1: his career, but instead like they have been fighting and
Speaker 1: on the phone trying to figure out what's next, and
Speaker 1: in taking a lot of grief for it because it's
Speaker 1: kind of an impossible situation for everyone. He is a
Speaker 1: bit of a fascinating figure in NFL history. We're living
Speaker 1: it in real time right now, but when you fast
Speaker 1: forward twenty five years, I'm interested interested to know what
Speaker 1: his legacy is. There are certain areas of the country
Speaker 1: where will it will not it doesn't matter, and I'm
Speaker 1: referring to New England, but you could probably point to
Speaker 1: other places where he's never going to be liked or respected.
Speaker 1: But what what he presided over in terms of the
Speaker 1: league's growth, um and getting these deals done. We're now
Speaker 1: going to be by my math, which is never to
Speaker 1: be trusted. After this c b A, assuming everything goes
Speaker 1: off without a hitch, it will be forty three seasons
Speaker 1: without a lost game UM or game with replacement players.
Speaker 1: So that's that's unrivaled labor piece that the NFL has
Speaker 1: pulled off. Well, Pete Roselle is the best commissioner the
Speaker 1: history of sports, the NFL commissioner in the nineteen sixties, seventies,
Speaker 1: and eighties, and what he went through in the eighties
Speaker 1: from a legal perspective, was way more dramatic and confrontational
Speaker 1: than anything Roger Goodell's had to go through. Who's the
Speaker 1: guy in between? Hall of Famer between, that's my guy.
Speaker 1: I'll go with. They love him in New Orleans, Paul
Speaker 1: Tagley Boo saved the scenes more than more than their ownership.
Speaker 1: By the way, then, I think he might have been
Speaker 1: a full decade off on your uh, like a season
Speaker 1: without a skipped game, if you were going to the
Speaker 1: eighties season that was thirty three years ago, not forty three.
Speaker 1: But I I appreciate what you were attempting to do. Well,
Speaker 1: he's saying, by the time this one ends, yeah, you
Speaker 1: go lay down on your bed bug infestival. But that's
Speaker 1: not years ago? Are you saying to the end of
Speaker 1: this deal? Oh? Please? Well, what are you done? You
Speaker 1: have no idea? What do does this week not tell
Speaker 1: you that you have no idea? What could happen with
Speaker 1: the next ten years? Mark is now predicting the NFL
Speaker 1: will be over before. It's not stopping at the NFL. Mark,
Speaker 1: I preface it by saying, barring something unforeseen, I think
Speaker 1: I covered the basis well. I thought I covered the
Speaker 1: basis with about twenty of my sandwich bets, but no
Speaker 1: one wants to bring that up. Well, I like, again,
Speaker 1: it is a very it's a very thing with the
Speaker 1: Sessler sandwich bets people popping up in my timeline. Well,
Speaker 1: Mark has done it again. Pay him up sandwiches. Anything
Speaker 1: that comes even remotely close to mark prediction, we need
Speaker 1: to give out sandwiches. I'm not saying you have to
Speaker 1: give me anything, but I would say that, like it's
Speaker 1: because there's a pandemic. Now we all say anything about
Speaker 1: the fact that, like you know, like if you're just
Speaker 1: trying to see into the future, which is a hazy
Speaker 1: um employment to begin with, like you you're not sure
Speaker 1: of dates, but you're getting somewhere close and then bang,
Speaker 1: here we are. I mean, what were you saying, m
Speaker 1: v P. You know, candidate, well, you know you were
Speaker 1: much closer to nailing this one than the Philly special.
Speaker 1: Oh please, I'm gonna I will walk to the door
Speaker 1: of this establishment that I'm in now. I want to
Speaker 1: do that. It's probably in a very seedy neighborhood of
Speaker 1: let's move on, Ryan Tannel. Oh yeah, he's locked and
Speaker 1: loaded in Nashville. The Titans and their quarterback have agreed
Speaker 1: to terms on a four year extension worth a hundred
Speaker 1: and eighteen million, including sixty two million fully guaranteed one
Speaker 1: million in total guarantees. Yes, there is a difference. Rap
Speaker 1: Sheet had those numbers. So the Titans after, you know,
Speaker 1: we don't know if they ever flirted with the idea
Speaker 1: of Tom Brady. We we all had a lot of
Speaker 1: fun with the Syracuse game with Brady and Edelman doing
Speaker 1: the FaceTime call with Titans coach Mike Brabel, which gave
Speaker 1: more thoughts to the idea that this could be a
Speaker 1: landing spot for Tom Brady. Also, Tom Kern of um
Speaker 1: NBC Boston threw it out there that it was essentially Pats,
Speaker 1: Titans or Niners. Well, it looks like the Titans were
Speaker 1: all in on their guy, or at least that's how
Speaker 1: it ended up. So Tannehill is locked in with Nashville,
Speaker 1: and that also West clears them if they choose to
Speaker 1: go the franchise tag route with Derrick Henry they now
Speaker 1: have that option because Tannehill is on the books. I
Speaker 1: love this one. All the people who can't acknowledge that
Speaker 1: the Tennessee Titans exist from September through the end of
Speaker 1: December now decide that they've overpaid for the quarterback because
Speaker 1: they saw a couple of playoff games in which Derrick
Speaker 1: Henry ran for two hundred yards and Tannehill didn't have
Speaker 1: to do much. They've all decided that their quarterback can't
Speaker 1: play and that the running back carried the team. Well,
Speaker 1: you would love for your quarterback to have a one
Speaker 1: seven team passer rating, ten yards per attempt, some of
Speaker 1: the best numbers we've ever seen. Is there a risk? Sure,
Speaker 1: Derrick Henry carried the offense for a long time, But
Speaker 1: as Gregg pointed out in his deepbrief, Tannehill wasn't just
Speaker 1: great in play action, which he was. He was right
Speaker 1: without play action. He was great on everything he did.
Speaker 1: We talked about it during the year. We talked about
Speaker 1: during the playoffs. Tannehill played the way everybody wants their
Speaker 1: quarterback to play. If you're a fan of a team,
Speaker 1: you want your quarterback to play like Tannehill did. He's athletic, enough,
Speaker 1: he runs well, he threw into tight windows, he threw deep,
Speaker 1: he was aggressive. He earned this. He earned this contract
Speaker 1: still young enough. He's not a guy that's in the
Speaker 1: wrong you know, he's not done the wrong side of
Speaker 1: thirty five, so he should have a lot of good
Speaker 1: football left in him. It would have been really risk,
Speaker 1: I think to let him go and people getting on
Speaker 1: the contract that quarter That is just what quarterbacks are paid.
Speaker 1: The only thing that was surprising to me about it
Speaker 1: is that it's basically a three year deal. So the
Speaker 1: contract to be said a lot. I think it's said
Speaker 1: that Tom Brady stuff was always nonsense, because the fact
Speaker 1: that they announced this deal right after the c b
Speaker 1: A was agreed to shows that it was essentially agreed
Speaker 1: to beforehand. And Ian Rappaport had said it was always
Speaker 1: gonna be Tannehill. You just put a deal this complicated
Speaker 1: and important together at the last minute. So they were
Speaker 1: waiting to see what the rules were gonna be, but
Speaker 1: they probably knew they were gonna have Tannehill as their quarterback.
Speaker 1: Brady was never a primary option based on them finishing
Speaker 1: it so soon and the fact that Tannehill thought and
Speaker 1: and and he did have enough leverage to get sixty
Speaker 1: two million guaranteed. So that's the first two years of
Speaker 1: the contract. In theory that Titans could get out of
Speaker 1: it next year in a Nick Foles type way, but
Speaker 1: it'd be so painful and so terrible that he would
Speaker 1: have to be absolutely terrible for them to consider that.
Speaker 1: And if he's on the team next year, the third
Speaker 1: year is guaranteed. So it's basically a three year contract
Speaker 1: that they were in on Tannehill and I am with West. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it would have been risky. It's like everything is risky
Speaker 1: at quarterback, but it would have been way more risky
Speaker 1: to try to get Tom Brady or anyone else. I
Speaker 1: think it's instructive that Mike Rabel, friend of Brady, former
Speaker 1: teammate of Brady, John Robinson in ex Patriots front office lieutenant,
Speaker 1: and a bunch of Patriots or ex Patriots on the
Speaker 1: Titans roster did not create some sort of title wave
Speaker 1: to pull Tom Brady to Tennessee. That they are the
Speaker 1: team that knows the current version of Ryan Tannehill better
Speaker 1: than anyone else in the NFL, and they made the decision,
Speaker 1: and this was not made today based on Tom Brady
Speaker 1: saying no to them. We heard this, you know a
Speaker 1: lot of these like fresh reports from the last twenty
Speaker 1: four hours that the Titans were in on Ryan Tannehill.
Speaker 1: Ian had this a week plus ago. This has been
Speaker 1: on our show already, and the Titans were married to
Speaker 1: the idea of of bringing him back. And the one
Speaker 1: thing that stands out to me what I saw about
Speaker 1: Tannehill over and over it was just and I it
Speaker 1: sounds almost like a cliche football phrase, but just throwing
Speaker 1: his body into the fray, totally sacrificing himself for that
Speaker 1: team week after week down the stretch. He fits the
Speaker 1: mental and physical psychological makeup of the Titans, and why
Speaker 1: break away with what they had going on? I I
Speaker 1: have no problem with it. I don't like Tannehill anywhere else.
Speaker 1: I would have liked him going to another team. But
Speaker 1: I love them bringing him and Henry back, and that
Speaker 1: they showed I thought, sort of a clarity of vision
Speaker 1: from the start. You know what they wanted. It wasn't
Speaker 1: really a Brady thing. That was more on Brady side
Speaker 1: that Yeah, I think it was the right move. And
Speaker 1: you know people that are surprised that's how the NFL works.
Speaker 1: I just I finally caught up and saw the Mike
Speaker 1: Vick thirty for thirty four hour saga, and it was
Speaker 1: a good reminder. So Vic as an example, Um signs
Speaker 1: a one million dollar deal after his rookie contract with
Speaker 1: the Falcons. Of course, then he runs into major trouble
Speaker 1: at the law with the dog fight and goes to prison,
Speaker 1: gets out of prison, signs with the Eagles, and then
Speaker 1: once he gets a chance at the starting job, he
Speaker 1: has one good season and based off that one good season,
Speaker 1: he got a set get one hundred million dollar deal
Speaker 1: in his career, not all guaranteed money, but it just
Speaker 1: shows you that's how it works in the league. And
Speaker 1: these guys that in our league, in this league, and
Speaker 1: and the Titans saw enough to say, this is the
Speaker 1: guy we believe in. And I'm with you guys. It
Speaker 1: would have been and totally unnecessary risk in my mind
Speaker 1: to bring in Tom Brady based on name value and
Speaker 1: familiarity with the head coach. This was the right move.
Speaker 1: And I'm looking forward to watching the Titans for the
Speaker 1: first And and Ian did report Derrick Henry Is is
Speaker 1: expected to get that franchise, Like he said, their long
Speaker 1: term negotiations with Henry are basically non existent and and
Speaker 1: Tannehill's money by the by the time he gets to
Speaker 1: the third year of this contract, he's going to be
Speaker 1: like the fifteenth or sixteenth or seventeenth highest paid quarterback.
Speaker 1: The money won't seem that much. All the contracts are
Speaker 1: about to go bananas because of because of the c
Speaker 1: v A uh. In other Big Star news, the Jacksonville
Speaker 1: Jaguars are trading Calias Campbell to the Baltimore Rave It's
Speaker 1: an exchange for a fifth round pick. The Ravens. Uh
Speaker 1: then quickly got to work on a new contract for Campbell,
Speaker 1: according to rap Sheet, and they are close to finalizing
Speaker 1: a two year, twenty seven million dollar deal that will
Speaker 1: include twenty million guaranteed. Greg This seems to me like
Speaker 1: your classic whin now moved by a team. Campbell is
Speaker 1: getting older. He's thirty three years old, but he is
Speaker 1: a proven contributor. He's still maybe maybe he's not at
Speaker 1: the height of his powers anymore, but it's still a
Speaker 1: disruptive guy. That is a great piece to add to
Speaker 1: a defense that could use another disruptor on their front seven. Yeah,
Speaker 1: if they had a weakness, it was in the front
Speaker 1: seven and getting pass rush pressure and Campbell still does that.
Speaker 1: He's turning thirty four, but you wouldn't you wouldn't know
Speaker 1: it based on his play. His He's still been ranked
Speaker 1: in the top five of PFF in terms of interior guys,
Speaker 1: or if you put him as a three four defensive
Speaker 1: And it's just the type of trade. We've all been
Speaker 1: around each other too long. I just start thinking like
Speaker 1: how Mark would have thought, and it just I just like,
Speaker 1: the second this trade happened, I just imagined Mark being like, oh,
Speaker 1: the raven you know, just like a Ravens. He's gonna
Speaker 1: be said back in Baker Mayfield three times in week three.
Speaker 1: Wait are you forgetting about Mark's headline from Super Bowl Week?
Speaker 1: He's looking forward to the Ravens finally hoisting the Lombardi
Speaker 1: for the first time in several years. Well, hold on,
Speaker 1: So I my one note was winning the Super Bowl
Speaker 1: they are going to and I just think that there, um,
Speaker 1: you know, we watched these teams that go from far
Speaker 1: to Rogers and Montana too young at quarterback, and you
Speaker 1: have Eric to Costa, who spent sixteen years under Ozzie
Speaker 1: Newsome and is on a run right now to potentially
Speaker 1: match what Ozzie Newsom did if he went another fourteen years,
Speaker 1: because what they got, how did how they unearthed mark
Speaker 1: Ingram and how they unearthed all these cast of characters
Speaker 1: in the last couple of years for the very little
Speaker 1: cost in the low level of draft picks, and what
Speaker 1: they do when they get four thousand compics of year.
Speaker 1: They are the one of the best run teams in sports.
Speaker 1: And this is another example, like he only certain teams
Speaker 1: should even trade for him, and they're one of those teams.
Speaker 1: He fits perfectly. He's one of the best locker room
Speaker 1: guys in the league, a lot like mark Ingram. He's
Speaker 1: a perfect raven And they're gonna go fourteen and two
Speaker 1: and roll through the a f C. And next year,
Speaker 1: I mean, why even play next season? I don't care
Speaker 1: at a seventh playoff team, have a nice time. It's
Speaker 1: seven and ten, you know, Detroit Lions or whatever you are.
Speaker 1: Please January twenty Lamar Jackson among ten NFL figures. I
Speaker 1: want to win a Super Bowl. Well you know, because
Speaker 1: you know what, because you can't fight it. You can't
Speaker 1: fight it if you are if you have to just
Speaker 1: let the Earth energies take Lamar Jackson and the Ravens
Speaker 1: where they are get flushed them through the system the
Speaker 1: same way we did with Patrick Mahomes. And maybe at
Speaker 1: some point one of these lesser you know, half baked
Speaker 1: operation like your team or mine sneaks into this situation
Speaker 1: will never happen. Why am I so you're doing this
Speaker 1: show at this point? That would be the question. So
Speaker 1: you've seeing that the Ravens had two fifth round picks, right,
Speaker 1: they had their own fifth round pick which went from
Speaker 1: Marcus Peters, and then they had this fifth round pick
Speaker 1: from the car a ved vict trade when they traded
Speaker 1: their backup kicker to the right Campbell, Yeah, Vick, their
Speaker 1: backup kicker who didn't make the team. He was traded
Speaker 1: and then got cut and then signed with the Jets
Speaker 1: and lost the Jets of game. That guy got them
Speaker 1: Clais Campbell like, well, that guy in a million dollar contract,
Speaker 1: Calais will have to have a good year because he's
Speaker 1: gonna take up I think about fifteen million of their cap.
Speaker 1: But this is a guy his numbers were down a
Speaker 1: little bit, still one of the better I thought about
Speaker 1: him as a finalist from my All Pro team. Um
Speaker 1: probably at this stage more of a run guy than
Speaker 1: a than a pass rusher. But he also was forced
Speaker 1: to play quite a bit inside last year because they
Speaker 1: wanted to get um Josh Allen on the field more often.
Speaker 1: This is a super Bowl or bus season coming up
Speaker 1: for the Ravens. Uh wellmar Jackson entering the third year
Speaker 1: of his rookie deal. He's now the reigning m v P.
Speaker 1: There's going to be a massive contract coming down the
Speaker 1: line for him if they're gonna win it. And statistically,
Speaker 1: when you look at these guys, and it's why you
Speaker 1: look at the Cowboys and you have to worry about
Speaker 1: them a little bit. With Dak Prescott his contract coming up,
Speaker 1: he kind of gotta win. You gotta cash in when
Speaker 1: you have that window that Ravens have to cash in.
Speaker 1: Interesting that like Leonard Fournette, I don't know if he
Speaker 1: was on a radio show or doing something in the
Speaker 1: same way we are with just headphones in front of
Speaker 1: a a screen grab camera, but like he was calling
Speaker 1: himself the Tim Duncan of the Jaguars because everyone is
Speaker 1: coming and people were saying the analogy actually doesn't really work,
Speaker 1: and I will leave it to you. He was just saying,
Speaker 1: call me the Tim Duncan. It's like, wait, I mean,
Speaker 1: if anyone was on essentially three years in a row
Speaker 1: of like totally hot water scenario, it felt like Leonard Fournette.
Speaker 1: But now he is be constant there. So would you
Speaker 1: like me to pick that apart? Yeah? West, we could.
Speaker 1: We could see if less for about an hour straight
Speaker 1: on that one. Give me what Tim Duncan. First of all,
Speaker 1: he and Popovitch were the infrastructure around which they had
Speaker 1: two decades of excellence. Leonard four neck can't even average
Speaker 1: four yards of care, give me a break. So Tim
Speaker 1: Duncan is arguably the greatest power forward of all time.
Speaker 1: He won what six titles? West, So Leonard Fournette would
Speaker 1: have to be the greatest running back arguably of all time.
Speaker 1: He'd have to be Jim Brown level good, and he'd
Speaker 1: have to have almost as many Super Bowl rings as
Speaker 1: Tom Brady for that to play. I would say give
Speaker 1: it a week, Leonard, you might not be on that
Speaker 1: team anywhere. Had a tone for the entire organization and
Speaker 1: not the one where you don't work out in the
Speaker 1: off season. Uh. In other news, Anthony Costanzo, the Colts
Speaker 1: left tackle, He has agreed to terms with his team
Speaker 1: The team announced it on Sunday. Tom Pallisera reported the
Speaker 1: deals with two years and thirty three million. UH. He
Speaker 1: is thirty one years old. He becomes the highest paid
Speaker 1: left tackle in the league for now. UH. And um Costanzo,
Speaker 1: who is a guy who has been very, very steady
Speaker 1: for the Colts. Uh. They decided to stay in business.
Speaker 1: And remember this is despite a team that disappointed last year.
Speaker 1: One of the best, if not the best offensive line
Speaker 1: in football. They could turn around very quickly with a
Speaker 1: good offseason. Had big win for them that they got
Speaker 1: him to not retire. He was going to be a
Speaker 1: free agent. He's someone where if he actually went to
Speaker 1: free agency, he took a hometown discount. You don't hear
Speaker 1: players taking hometown discounts too often, but like, there's no
Speaker 1: question he would have made considerably more money if he
Speaker 1: just decided to become a free agent. Yeah, he was
Speaker 1: at the I'm playing for the Colts or nobody's stage
Speaker 1: of his career and had one of his best years
Speaker 1: last year. Struggles a little bit at times with the
Speaker 1: faster ed rushers, but still, like you said, very solid
Speaker 1: at left tackle. One of my news is I do
Speaker 1: not trust teams that find a way to lose their
Speaker 1: left tackle. If you're one of these teams, it's like, hey,
Speaker 1: we can't hang on to our left tackle. We're gonna
Speaker 1: go into a season with like, you know, Joe Flabek
Speaker 1: playing Booken and you're screwed. Like I just you're you're
Speaker 1: out of my wheelhouse. So the cults then let go
Speaker 1: of me sworts. I guess that's right tackle basically. Yeah,
Speaker 1: like exactly when you have Brett Beach saying and you
Speaker 1: have Andy Reid saying, we had four Cleveland Browns playing
Speaker 1: our on our offensive line last year. Oh excuse me.
Speaker 1: That's a coaching staff that understands what the sport isn't
Speaker 1: designed to do. I think it's possibly you can get
Speaker 1: Greg Robinson back in a discount this offseton. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: think so. Well, now that the marijuana laws have changed,
Speaker 1: you know in the c b A, which we should
Speaker 1: have mentioned, and other players staying with their teams. News
Speaker 1: Patriots have resigned safety Devin mccordy to a two year,
Speaker 1: three million dollar deal seventeen million guaranteed. He's been with
Speaker 1: the team since two thousand ten, when he's picked overall
Speaker 1: uh and he plays every week He's a rock on
Speaker 1: that team. And now I will tee up Erica to
Speaker 1: give her thoughts on the Devin mccorty resigning. She's clearly
Speaker 1: not paying attention. Well, Katie is bringing me a new
Speaker 1: glass of wine because this was supposed to be a
Speaker 1: quick one and we've been going for so damn long.
Speaker 1: But I'm excited. I think there's a lot of good
Speaker 1: there's a lot of good stuff coming out of the
Speaker 1: Paths organization, Dan and the fact that they resigned the
Speaker 1: mccorty twins and Slater like, there are some pieces that
Speaker 1: we're geting in place, and that gives me some extra
Speaker 1: news there. I love it. I love it. Tim Post
Speaker 1: she she got the Jason mccorty. She and uh, you know,
Speaker 1: there's maybe good news if you want Tom Brady back.
Speaker 1: Chris Sims reported, uh today that and he has Kyle
Speaker 1: Shanahan's initials tattooed somewhere on his body, So I feel
Speaker 1: like he's a good source. This is a true story. Uh,
Speaker 1: that they are not interested at all in Tom Brady.
Speaker 1: So the Titans are out, forty Niners are out. It's
Speaker 1: probably Bucks Pats and maybe, but I don't really think
Speaker 1: the chargers, boxes, boxes too depressing. You got he has
Speaker 1: to just go back. I will, I will, I will
Speaker 1: give I will give a wet kiss and handshake to
Speaker 1: every person in Los Angeles right now. If Tom Brady
Speaker 1: signs with the Bucks, well no one wants that. No,
Speaker 1: but you don't. How's that the pot? Bring that Colvina
Speaker 1: nineteen my way? Um No, it is not Covina nineteen.
Speaker 1: That is not the technical tournament. So in this situation,
Speaker 1: Chris Simms is Rex Ryan and Kyle Shanahan is Mark
Speaker 1: saying no, it was a group of them. I think.
Speaker 1: I think Kyle Shanahan also has Kyle as Chris Sims
Speaker 1: initials on him. It was like a group of five
Speaker 1: or four or five bros that they all they all
Speaker 1: got their initials from from ut. But I'm and he's
Speaker 1: a good source. Mark. You should know that I could
Speaker 1: actually see little green microbes floating behind you in your
Speaker 1: motel room. Well that's fine. If this is the end,
Speaker 1: you know, this has been a joy to do this
Speaker 1: at Pacific standard time? Uh, anything else? Real quick, Let's
Speaker 1: hit a few more things. Bradley Roby and the Texans
Speaker 1: degree they do they do paper three years. Um, so Greg,
Speaker 1: you wanted to talk about No, I was saying we're good,
Speaker 1: But we're good the Texans they don't have anyone to
Speaker 1: play cornerback. You gotta sign someone, I think, Ricky, what
Speaker 1: is happening with your what is this the viral um? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Virtual Movie Nights hashtag VMN and we all just start
Speaker 1: a movie at the same time and can tweet and
Speaker 1: talk about it. And so you can watch a movie
Speaker 1: with someone even if you're alone. It's fun, you know,
Speaker 1: it's it's I want to say that that intellectual property
Speaker 1: I p might belong to me because I launched that
Speaker 1: with the Love is Blind after show live texting party
Speaker 1: that happened with us. So maybe I get a cut
Speaker 1: on this if you end up monetizing it. Yeah, what
Speaker 1: are you going to jump in on the next one
Speaker 1: and not schedule a podcast? And well, what the film
Speaker 1: is coming up next depends on the film. John Colleen's husband.
Speaker 1: John says that he wants Yeah, he wants to watch
Speaker 1: I don't have any sound drops. Can you stop like
Speaker 1: setting me up for them like I'm literally in a bunk? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Shut up? Uh? Where he wants to do Little Women next?
Speaker 1: So maybe Greg, that would make you interested. I love
Speaker 1: the New Little Women? Is that out and being able
Speaker 1: to watch at home at this point? Maybe it is?
Speaker 1: It is? Can we can? We isolate Gregg saying I
Speaker 1: love the New Little Women. That's my love, this book
Speaker 1: of all time I love. Dan suggests that he actually
Speaker 1: came up with the concept of multiple people watching movies together.
Speaker 1: This is fool property that this is. This started with
Speaker 1: Dan Ricky. This is working out great for the virtual
Speaker 1: virtual thing because now everyone who listens to the podcast
Speaker 1: gotta know about it. I mean, based on the hashtag
Speaker 1: it's only you and co working. Yeah, Colleen, Lakisha Sully,
Speaker 1: it's it's a fun group. But you could be doing
Speaker 1: it over text. We might have to steal so an
Speaker 1: away from you. What else do you have on? Yes,
Speaker 1: that's a good point. We should launch a competing movie
Speaker 1: and just do a better movie. No, we go dirty?
Speaker 1: I like that? How dirty? You gotta play through the
Speaker 1: cheap seats take away? All right, let's do it um,
Speaker 1: all right, let's do Roadhouse with Swazy. I feel like
Speaker 1: that could get a good crowd. That's what are we doing.
Speaker 1: We're doing podcasts every day this week. The crazy thing
Speaker 1: is they'll be if if free agency really happens as normal,
Speaker 1: which I guess is is gonna happen like this, pretty
Speaker 1: much most of the NFL news for the year will
Speaker 1: be done like or for the off season will be
Speaker 1: done by Friday. That sounds good, but yeah, we're gonna
Speaker 1: be all over this. So you got you, you you got
Speaker 1: your a t N Bunker pod late night style, uh
Speaker 1: in your ears right now? You'll have a show? What Sorry? Sorry,
Speaker 1: there there was a I've been live tweeting my virtual
Speaker 1: um and Lakisha just just tweeted at me something really
Speaker 1: like off out the way, Who's going to be editing
Speaker 1: and posting our podcast to night when you're in your
Speaker 1: fourteenth class of wine watching your move Definitely me. I
Speaker 1: want to say that you're multitasking, but you're only doing
Speaker 1: one task and it's not it's nothing to do with
Speaker 1: this show. So so you know, God willing, we are
Speaker 1: going to run the table well this week and attempt
Speaker 1: to do a show every week just like this, keeping
Speaker 1: the date every day, excuse me, keeping you up to
Speaker 1: date and recapping everything that's happened in the free agency week.
Speaker 1: Because while the world is spinning out of control, the
Speaker 1: NFL has decided they will stay the course, So we
Speaker 1: will stay the course with you. Follow along with us.
Speaker 1: Thank you for listening. Stay safe. Remember wash your hands
Speaker 1: for twenty seconds. Got to get the inside of the hands.
Speaker 1: Everybody does the inside of the hands. We gotta do
Speaker 1: the outsides, and you gotta get the webbing area, you know,
Speaker 1: the connecting area. Get the cuticle two. Thank you very much. Well,
Speaker 1: some people have a webbing situation, and I want to
Speaker 1: be sensitive to the web people out there and at
Speaker 1: the web guy and Mark. It's probably not gonna matter
Speaker 1: if the if the person that's looking for what's sewn
Speaker 1: into the mattress wants what they want. But put the
Speaker 1: chain on your door. Alright, farewell, and if you that
Speaker 1: odor that's coming from that closet, just keep the door closed.
Speaker 1: I'm in a delightful area. By the way, I think
Speaker 1: that you if you were to see the entire compound
Speaker 1: that I'm in, you would you would have a different narrative.
Speaker 1: So that curtain has been used as a transportation device
Speaker 1: for dead bodies. Yeah alright, alright, well if if, if,
Speaker 1: what you're saying is correct, that sounds like a very
Speaker 1: nice set up for you. So you enjoy it and
Speaker 1: get a good night's sleep. Buddy, all right, thank you
Speaker 1: very much. I know it's good to know that you
Speaker 1: are you are, that you care very much, that you're
Speaker 1: plugged in on a deep level. Ah. This is Dan Hands,
Speaker 1: a signing off for the Quiet Storm. God be with
Speaker 1: the Quiet Storm tonight. Keep him safe. We love him,
Speaker 1: the mailman, the Old Boss, and Ricky Hollywood, who's got
Speaker 1: a lot to do tonight. Thank you for listen until
Speaker 1: the legal tampbreak period later