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works best for details. Results may vary. Hello, Bleeding green nation, and welcome back to another edition of At the

the podium. I'm your host John Stolness. You can follow me on Twitter at John Stolness. And coming up here in just a few seconds, we're going to hear from Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz who came to training camp looking all swole. He's been hitting the weight room obviously this

off season and we're gonna hear what Carson had to say it's some interesting

things to say about this upcoming NFL season as it relates to the coronavirus and

some of the challenges that lie ahead

for the Eagles and the rest of the NFL and talked a little bit about his

experience with some of his wide receivers, his first impressions with some of the young guys so we're going to get to all

that coming up here in just a few minutes but before we do that I want to talk to

you about something stupid. I'm just going to come right out and tell you this is stupid.

Top 100 lists, lists in general.

They can be fun sometimes, but let's also understand that generally speaking,

and I agree, Jimmy Kempsky for the Philly voice and of course

Bgen radio host I think said this in an article that he wrote for the Philly voice this week

that these time and I agree with him 100% that these top 100 lists, the vast majority of them, are stupid.

Specifically because when you're talking about the NFL, you've got so many different positions that do so many different things and

the quarterback position is obviously the most important

position and it's not even close and you've got different positions that matter more,

linebackers versus edge rushes and the like.

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