I was going the biblical route. Tom kind of had the Abraham look going. I was, unfortunately, they made me look like the dad from family ties. I didn't like the hair line. I'll be honest. I would have liked a little thicker head of hair, you know? I mean, I know I'm getting older and probably losing a little bit, but I would have liked a little more hair up top. I've never really been able to grow a beard, so maybe that's what I've got later on in my future. Maybe I'll get a nice, good thick beard going. But I thought it's

hilarious. I don't know how to start. They set me up. They set me up. Why? Well, because Drew Breez acting like he's losing a little bit of his hair. Come on. That, that hairline has been retreating for the last 15 years. It's trying to escape. That's his future. For early 40 years, not bad. But don't, no, but don don't, no, that, trust me, I've paid very close attention to the migration of the male hairline because I've had concerns over the years that mine might decide to go south. Something I have a toupee. I'm here to say for the record. I do not. Yes. What concern did you ever have? You lost one hair and you were like, Oh, wait. No, no, no. See, I'm Italian. My hairline used to be like right here once upon a time. So it has, it has moved a little bit. Right above your eyebrows. But yeah, but not to the extent, not to the extent that Drew is heading as far away from his eyebrows as it possibly can. So, yeah, that, that mean that Tom Brady actually

put that out there a few days ago. He looks like David Letterman and Drew Brees looks like the dad

from family ties. And I think it's awesome. And Drew's birthday is tomorrow, which means he'll be

42, Brato B 43, combined age of 85. My math skills are just impeccable this morning,

and one of them is going home. And if it's Breeze, he may be going home for good. So high-stakes

poker on Sunday night, Chris. Do you think like this is, I mean, we know quarterbacks are going to

continue to play, right? Up into the late 30s, early 40s, all of that.

But like, are these two going to be, you know, a once in every 30 or 40 year type of thing? Or do you think this will be the common tread? Do you think like seven, you know,

seven years from now, eight years from now, 10 years for now, we're going to be talking about,

you know, it'll be more than that. Sorry, like Patrick Mahomes versus Josh Allen and they're both 42 years old. Do you think it's going to go that way with all these young stud quarterbacks?

Like, what's your feel there? Well, my feel is that it will for a variety of reasons.

And let me say this first, because when Matt Hasselbeck retired, he was just about

40 and may have been 40. And it caused me to research at the time, quarterbacks who had

performed at a high level beyond the age of 40. And the list was basically Brett Farf. He turned 40

during the 2009 season with the Vikings where,

but for his cross-body throw in the NFC championship game that was intercepted by Tracy Porter,

causing our friend Paul Allen to yell, this is not Detroit, this is the Super Bowl. But for that,

he would have gone to the Super Bowl at the age of 40. There aren't many quarterbacks beyond him

who have played past their 40th birthday at a high

level in the NFL. I think it changes now for one very big reason. Two, number one, guys know

how to take care of themselves now and they put a lot more into it than they ever did before

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