We're going team by team. I would be very careful, man. It's like it's not like we're going to be going legal on this.

I like the ball like the ball season all the things that go with it.

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We're going to fix every AFC team. We should put that in the title just to really cook people fixing every AFC team today with an old legend with a legend of that team. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. So we're not like the current version of the legend. No. So it's like a fantasy draft, right? You get to pick a former team legend from history to add to the current roster to make them better to fix them for the current NFL season. I'm excited by this. I was a cool idea.

And then when I started actually doing it, I was like, no, this is actually fun. I went through team by team. It's difficult for some teams. It's very easy for some other teams. But I'm excited by this.

So we're going to go team by team. Yep. We'll start in the AFC today. NFC tomorrow. And we're going to fix every team. So I had a few vague legends to this. Right. The guy you're adding can't still be an active player. So the Packers can't just put Rogers back on the team.

The theory being that you're getting like the prime version of that guy. Right. So the Packers can't just like bring Rogers back because he's still active.

To me, the guy had to have played the majority or at least a recognizable significant portion of his career for that team. So for example, Reggie White, eligible for both the Packers or the Eagles, not the Panthers.

You know, can he be on both the Packers and the Eagles? No, we could we could argue that. I only I only did it for one team. I didn't double off adding the same guy to multiple spots.

So Panther's legend, Reggie White, ineligible, doesn't yeah, not a thing. And then I tried generally to avoid people that retired like, you know, a year ago, I felt that that was Tom Brady, ineligible, drunk ineligible.

Yeah, I felt that wasn't really in the spirit of it. But we may get to somewhere. It's just you kind of need to make that happen. So we can argue those when we get them. But those are my general rules of thumb. You know what my general rule is?

You want to stick to like things that happened in living memory because you're useless.

I am not great with really, really, you know, long NFL history.

Are you one of these people? No, I spent all of my days understanding everything about baseball history. Like I can recite Wade Boggs batting average for every single season in the 80s, in which years he won the batting title.

I have a ridiculous uncanny knowledge of baseball history and stats and wrestling in the 80s and 90s.

That's where a lot of my brain capacity went during the these days, where I was not trying to go back and understand the NFL from the 50s and 60s.

Because let's be honest, it did look like a completely different game from what we grew up with.

Is your brain like a hoarder's basement where you just have reams of crap that's utterly useless now?

Oh, so much. So much. Are you one of these people generally that like believes that Don Hudson doesn't exist because if you put him in today's NFL, he would look like me.

No, I don't believe that. I good.

Because again, I don't believe me because baseball has the same debate. It's like Babe Ruth could never play today. It's like, all right, sure.

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