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Let's start there with Albert Breer, the senior NFL reporter for the Monday morning,

quarterback. He's been at the Steelers Vikings Packers, Bears, Lions, Colts, Browns,

Bengals, Niners, Cardinals, Chargers, Cowboys, Rams, Raiders, Camps. I should have just said

the camps you haven't been at. That might have been quicker there. This feels like it came out

of nowhere that we're now enforcing the taunting rule here. Why? Well, it's not that unusual.

I think normally this time of year, Dan, they'll put out this video and this video actually gets

played for all the players within the 32 teams. And so the fact that we have this,

this rule clarification or emphasis, that sort of thing happens every year.

And I think it's probably just to, like Tom, they're reported to tone down some of the,

I guess, confrontations on the field that come from these sorts of things. And we saw it in

a Super Bowl, Tyrone Matthew and Tom Brady got after each other, Antoine Winfield and Tyrone

Kiel got after each other. And so, my guess would be, and I need to dig into this a little bit

more of my guess would be because they've like loosened the rules on touchdown celebrations

that maybe they feel like that sort of spilled over into celebrations of other plays or taunting.

And maybe they want to take care of that. It's an emotional game. So, like, I think you have to

let some stuff go. But my guess would be that the coaches here would probably be looking to try

to avoid the sort of confrontations that we saw in the Super Bowl. Yeah, but I like those

confrontations. I like them too. I'm all for them. But I mean, like, it's good for the drama.

I mean, that's all we're watching. This is so proper for guys, right? That's where football is.

Yes. I like when it's not scripted. I like when you get true emotion. And usually the NFL

plays to the fans. Like, what are the fans upset about? What are the fans want? It feels like

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