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I spent yesterday with your favorite football team.

Over on the south side covering OTAs, watched all the drills, appreciated that it was just a gorgeous morning slash

afternoon, and reminded myself even after a long time of doing it, what a great gig this can be.

And also afterward, of course, spent some time. after a long time of doing it. What a great gig this can be.

And also afterward, of course, spent some time with the participants.

I don't remember off the top of my head how many I spoke with.

It's a different format.

You're not in the locker room.

You're getting the players as they come off the field.

And since the players stagger this process, you have a chance to get, well, a lot of them.

One of my conversations was with Keanu Benton.

You'll never guess what I asked 95 yet again.

Keanu Benton, I ask you this every year.

What's your position?

What are you doing this year?

I'm playing D-line, man.

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