Hello, welcome to the MNPTV NFL podcast.

I'm Conroy, New Jersey, and that is Albert Breer miraculously in Indianapolis.

I'm just reading it.

I'm reading a text that you sent me from your town.

National Guard has been called in.

52% of town is without power. Route 3 is shut down.

All fire police and DPW crews have been taken off the road. By the way, because you're in Massachusetts, the Boston Globe didn't deliver for the first time in 152 years. And I guess my only Massachusetts related

storyline here is that Dunkin' Donuts has been closed. People are freaking out over here in New

Jersey. Yeah, we have Dunkin' Donuts that are across the street from each other. There's actually,

and that's not just in the city either, like about, I'd say 10 miles from where I live,

there are literally Dunkin' Donuts right across the street from each other.

So if you can't get a cup of coffee from Dunkin' Donuts somewhere in Massachusetts, something's wrong.

Something is definitely wrong.

So we appreciate your guys' patience.

This is Wednesday morning.

So after day one of the combine, it was plane strains in automobiles trying to get that early episode in this week. I had about two feet of snow. Albert had more than that and probably another foot on top of that. We were shoveling. We had kids home from school. You know, it's one of those things where you got about four hours of shoveling to do, but then your kids want you to build like a snowman and an igloo. And then, know, you got to do all that stuff with your back already thrown out. So it's, uh, you know, it's quite a weekend. Yeah. I think it like honestly like at my age though, like it's kind of like feels like it's like doubling as like a really good workout because I was sore. Yeah, from shoveling. But you're in that window, right? Like that back area, you know, like the mid back, like from your, it's like a rowing, you know, it's almost like a rowing motion, you know. You're in that sweet spot, though, because I feel like it's like me, like a much younger man. Like, yes, it's like a great workout to about where you are. And then like another year year or two from like you know that's like a

silent killer of like thousands of people every year right jubbling is yeah because it's like people

and i'm not saying you i'm saying you're strenuous for them or it's like people who are out of shape

are like all right i got to get my car out and they haven't worked out in you know six years and then

they just start essentially doing like cardio plus 45 pound curls.

And then they have heart attacks.

I mean, there was the, yeah, well, the craziest story I heard actually had to do

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