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Hello and welcome.

It's our number two, hour number two of our radio program and this hour, a football hour, what is our reaction to a story, the story that is percolating here, that Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson spends a million dollars a year on his body so he can look like Adonis.

We'll give you our thoughts on that and why we roll our eyes and shrug our shoulders.

It's stories like this coming away right now in hour number two.

A body like a god, unless it's not. Welcome in the beginning of another hour of the Ben Miler show.

We are together in the air everywhere as we drink from a fire hose, coast to coast, border to border, and beyond on the vast and powerful microphones of FSR emanating live from the belly.

The belly of the audio beast here.

The Fox Sports Radio Studios, good to have you hanging out in the passenger seat as we begin to do.

So I lead this out.

We're going to do something a little different.

It comes out of the Pacific Northwest.

Now, I am not going to do a Mallor monologue on the contract squabble between Jamal Adams and the Seahawks.

Not going to do it.

We will attempt to avoid talking about a safety because they're just boring to talk about.

I have done Jamal Adams monologues in the past.

They were not met with applause.

They were not.

It's our business not to be boring.

We're in the job of not to be boring.

So instead, we need to chat about Russell Wilson because the story that has been bouncing around over the last couple days

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