I'm not an open statement cash, so it just feels good. You know, it's like the start of the new year. Happy new year. That's where it feels. You know, it's like that first day of school family reunion homecoming. I know those that most people

think January 1st the start of the new year, those are the spiles to Christianity, Catholicism,

correlated with the birth of Christ.

But us in football, today, April 2nd, the start of the new year.

I may need to bone up on my Catholicism.

I definitely do, so don't come here.

Yeah.

I am dead wrong right.

Right.

In my 12 years of mandatory Catholic education I do not recall a single classroom session during which we were told December 25 is somehow day

one of the Catholic year. Now, I do vaguely recall from the little booklets that you get when you go to church,

they would have like the 10th Sunday in ordinary time. I don't know what ordinary time is. I might have at

one point. But this whole idea that December 25 is somehow the start of the year for Catholics.

He may be a little too enthusiastic. He's attacking the day as

we know with an enthusiasm unknown to mankind it's the first day of

off-season workouts for Jim Harbaw's second act in the NFL and he's true to

form that deliberate plotting I'm reading from a teleprompter maybe projected onto the inside of his glasses

maybe he's got one of those fancy new wave glasses high-tech where he can see it

there so it doesn't have to look around at the

invisible teleprompter but anyway it's good to see him back in the

NFL the charges are going to be good they're going to be good

they will be better right then they were he will be better than they were.

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