Yeah, we're going team by team. I would be very careful, man. It's like I'm going to get to

be going to legal on this. I like the ball, like the ball season, all the things that go with it.

Welcome in to the PFF NFL podcast. Deep Pell is all the same months and we're live here Wednesday

afternoon. Appreciate everybody tuning in, Sam. How you doing? All right, you doing all right? Yeah,

we're going to be a weird show today. It's going to be a weird show. It's a weird week. We did

cancel today's PFF NFL daily. If you guys didn't catch it, we did have a daily yesterday where Sam

you and you and Trevor discussed what's on everybody's mind. DeMar Hamlin, the crazy situation on

Monday night. Obviously, we're in the same boat, thoughts, prayers and whatever else you want to

send, DeMar Hamlin's way. We're all in on that. So we're going to talk a little bit about that. We'll

try to talk a little bit of football and do our best to transition to preview in the games tomorrow

because the games are, games are happening as of now this weekend. Yeah, I mean, it's really all

anybody has been talking about for the last 24 plus hours since it happened. Really,

one of the craziest, one of the most disturbing things I think that anybody has seen happen

on a football field. And we all as fans, as football fans, watch this thing happen live,

essentially. DeMar Hamlin, young player, both low bill safety, takes what looked like a relatively

innocuous hit during a routine tackle, gets up and then immediately drops back to the turf.

And from that moment on, all hell broke loose. And part of it is from the broadcast, it took a

while for anybody to be clear what exactly was going on, right? Like that's part of this whole

thing is there was a confusion element to the whole thing. Both people watching at home,

where you would go to an ad break, you'd get back and Troy Ackman would kind of bring up the

date on what they knew, which wasn't much, um, through to the stadium, where apparently everybody

in the stands as well is just watching on in silence. Nobody really knows. The only thing that

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