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Welcome to another edition of the Around the NFL podcast.

My name is Dan Hansis and I'm joined in a room filled with heroes.

Mark Sessler, Patrick Claibon, and Greg Rosethal. What is up, boys? Hey, Dan. Nicely done, sitting in the West chair. Wes, I believe, yes, he is back from his honeymoon, but. Oh, really? Is he? Yep, because Lakeisha is in the lineup for the Shield softball team tonight. West, though, on the seven-day I-L with some type of chest cold.

So he came back from Mexico ill.

Not great to hear.

But what we do know is that he took all this week off and good for him.

He'll enjoy it and hopefully get well soon.

And Patrick, I just right off the top. You know, I just want to talk about how I, I don't know, we were talking about music and then I asked Claibon when you were young. Claibon's a few years younger night. What are you in your mid-30s, right? Yeah. What did you listen to when you were, you know, teenagers? Significantly younger than you. Well, you,

yes, like a full of decade.

I already know where you're going with that,

but that's still content. What did you listen to? What was the music that you liked? And your answer was? Yeah. Bad Hair Day was my first CD. Weird Al. Weird Al Yankovic. And I, because Weird Al, a famous kind of parody music artist,

the parody music artist of our times.

But I,

I, because we're a famous kind of parody music artist, the parody music artist of our times.

But I, I didn't know if Patrick was joking. You know, some people were a little, you know, a little

closed in about what the music they like because it's kind of revealing a lot about themselves.

No, Claibon is just being totally honest. His favorite musical artist is weird

Al Yankovic. You learn something new every day. Yeah, it's tough for me to partake in a lot of people's music discussions because people are so incredibly passionate about it. And it's like, well, this means this to me. It's like, oh, well, you know, this album is, that's Normcore. And I like pop verde or or whatever. There's so many genres and stuff.

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