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Whatever it is for you, I hope you're having a fantastic day.

My name is Zach Schamler, it's a strong opinion sports, episode 632, which is very high.

And joining me...

Good friend of mine, Marcus Whitman, also known as that franchise guy Marcus. How are you man? How's life?

I'm doing great. It's very good to see you. I was you know just watching the Super Bowl and following all the people throughout the week down there in Vegas

and just thinking about the last time I saw you in person we had a great week hanging out at the Shrine Bowl so I figured hey we got it we got a reconnect man so it's it's good to be here happen to talk some ball

Dude, yeah, I'm I like love talking to you. You're my favorite youtuber and my favorite person to talk football with and so like I'm just like sick let's talk about ball I guess honestly let's just start right on the bat like what when you look back on the season what stands out to you is there anything that like like we can there's a lot of things

to touch on will touch on the Packers hopefully but anything immediately glaring to you

they're like we got to talk about this one thing yeah I mean I think one of the biggest things that came away from this season is the whole backup quarterback and the value of having one just with all of these starters going down.

You know, maybe not so much in the sense of like you

got to have someone that can go on a Nick Foles run, right? Like I don't think anybody

really was like, oh Joe Flacko or Jake Browning or any of these guys that stepped in

were like gonna go on Super Bowl runs but watching some of these backups play I just I

think the level of backup quarterbacks in the league is much better than it was maybe five ten years ago where it felt like

You know when I was younger felt like if a backup came in, it was like, this guy cannot throw the ball.

He does not know the offense, like this, you are a, you are going to lose this game if your backup is in.

And I think that just with the way the passing game has evolved, the way that colleges are

throwing the ball more, 11 on 11s, or 7 on 7s, I just

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