Hello, I'm Peter King. Welcome to the MMQB podcast with Peter King, where I take you inside the minds of the biggest influencers in the NFL.

This week, a conversation with... in the

conversation with the defensive hero of Super Bowl 52

defensive and Brandon Graham of the Philadelphia Eagles and and also a conversation and sort of a career

retrospective with one of my favorite people in football, Bob Angelo of

NFL Films. Angelo after a 43 year career with NFL Films shot his

last game on Super Bowl Sunday and we will relive some of his most interesting moments

from a real insiders career. But first I'm going to be joined by Jenny Verrentis of the MMQB, and she has written a really good story about Brandon Graham.

That's one of the reasons why I wanted her here in the studio today.

But also, I thought before we started off talking to Graham,

I would have a quick conversation with Jenny about, you know, since the Super Bowl is already 10 days

in our rearview mirror, we don't want to obsess too much about that, although I did sort of jump at the chance to get Brandon Graham on.

I wanted to talk about a couple of things that Jenny and I see is sort of the big stories of the off season. I'll start first and then I'll bring Jenny in.

I think one of the things I'm really looking forward to in the NFL, I remember a long time ago, Jerry Glanville, the old coach, was caught by an NFL film's wiring saying to an official after a call he disagreed with, you know what

NFL stands for, not for long if you keep making calls like that.

And I've always thought of the NFL

as a not for long league.

You know, the average career is only 3.2 years.

That's obviously heavily weighted by people who only last a year. But it is a career for the young. It is a

league for the young and so constantly Jenny and I when we go out every year we're meeting people who are

brand new. I'm just totally fascinated by what will happen this year who will

draft Baker Mayfield what teams will say about Baker Mayfield.

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