Tuesday edition of Pro Football Talk Live on NBCSN, Chris Sims, still at home. I've always been at home.

But Chris, you've been doing that. I have a feeling. I have a feeling because you're such a creature of habit like me.

You don't like changes

like me. When it's time to go back to the studio, you are not going to want to go back to the

studio. I don't know about that. Okay. I mean, there's some positives here, but I think I'm the

type I've realized that needs to get out of the house a little bit every day. I think for the betterment of myself and probably the betterment of my whole family, they need me the hell out of here for a few hours every day, for sanity. But there is something about it, my getting up in the morning, not having to worry about getting in the car and, you know,

oh, man, am I going to get there in time and dealing with all that?

It's very relaxing to be able to eat some breakfast in the kitchen and then mosey my way

over and pour some coffee to bother you a little during the commercial segment.

So, cheers to you there, Slugger.

And then when you're done, you're done you're home it's

like that there's no commute it's great it's awesome uh and look i i've i've had 11 years to adjust to the

concept of working at home the biggest challenge is staying out of the refrigerator have you

been successful in that regard?

I'm good at that. Yes, I've been pretty healthy. And, you know, being at home, I've been

good and dedicated to getting a good workout in every day. Every day around 4.30, 5 o'clock,

I get something done. So I've enjoyed that. Now, who I'm really pissing off in this

whole thing is my little boy, Philip, because when we get done with the show, you know, I'm in

draft study. So I go down and watch players and I sit there at his video game command center,

and that's where I've been watching it. So he comes down in the morning, every morning,

pissed off that I'm on there,

and he can't play his Fortnite for a half hour before he starts his schoolwork.

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