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The volume. The volume. Hi everybody really really good stuff with John Middlekoff at the volume

coming up I'm gonna have John and I are gonna talk every Sunday night during the

season so John just has a wealth of information the former scout he's a

buddy he's a friend he's really good at stuff you know I was thinking about if you go

look at the quarterback position in the NFL. It almost feels corporate.

Even Tom Brady's personality was

suppressed when he was in New England. It was suppressed.

He got a little lively and added some personality in Tampa

But that's the league. It's very corporate and what's interesting to me if I said to you big personality at quarterback, most of the guys I would mention,

Baker Mayfield, Cam Newton, Jay Cutler, Johnny Manzel, don't work.

The guys that are kind of cliched and coach speak.

It's been through the years sort of Brady, Trevor Lawrence, Justin Herbert, Joe Burrow, is that personality is wonderful,

but what you're basically doing, the more power you have in life, the more you will suppress information,

because you'll have more information, and it'll be more vital information.

I told somebody once, when I was in my 20s and 30s I

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