What up, everybody.

It is Beltway Football Live in Scottsdale, Arizona, NFL annual meeting.

We've been coming to this thing a long time.

Got to hear from Josh Harris, Dan Quinn, and Adam Peters today.

I think interestingly enough, not that there was a ton of like new information from any of them, but I think Harris had the most information. Yeah, I think Harris, maybe it's because we don't talk to him as often. Right. You know, he seemed excited to talk to us. Yeah, yeah. And me, it was fun listening to him, talked about the new uniforms a little bit,

talked about stadium a lot, talked about it being 75,000 seats stadiums. That's bigger than I thought. Yeah. Now, it's also, he said the target, right? I imagine the targets. When he talked about the scoreboard, and then I'm like, how interesting did a scoreboard mean? And then I'm like, well, if you think about Atlanta, Jerry World, L.A., like there is a lot of different ways you can do those video boards and scoreboards.

The new stadium stuff is so exciting.

And then NFL just officially announced, I guess they voted on them, that the next

Super Bowl is going to Vegas in 2020.

And you start thinking like you know

Washington's probably not that far behind

31 32 somewhere

in there that's crazy I mean it's

yeah see the other thing Harris said was

they're going to go to Pittsburgh this year

to watch the draft up close

and how excited they are about

hosting the draft in another year,

said they're expecting a million people on the mall. Right? I mean, you think about we were in Philly a couple years ago. We've done a couple of friends. Yeah, I mean, you think about Green Bay, what it was two years ago? Was I last year? Two years ago? Two years. Yeah, maybe last year just the sheer number of people that I took it over

it's going to be really cool having the draft in DC also might be a bit of a

payment button yeah I I wonder like the types of events we've seen in DC with that

amount of people you think about inaugurations think about political languages and. One thing that's going to be so... Fourth of July stuff. Yeah, but I don't think that touches like... I remember the million-man March when we were kids. Oh, yeah, but that was a million people, right? I think one thing that's going to be so different for D.C. to have a massive event like this is it's not polarizing but there's not two

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