It is a Monday. It's Pro Football Talk live NBCSN, Sirius XM 211, Sky Sports in the UK and Ireland. June the 15th, halfway through the month of June, less than three months to go before the start of the NFL

regular season. And still plenty of things happening, even though no football practices

have happened since the end of the 2019 season. He's Chris Sims. I'm Mike Florio. He's having

technical difficulties again. I'm trying not to be amused by it.

I can't help it. Hi, Chris. How are you? Hello. I don't know what to say. I don't know what's

gone on. I mean, it's been three months of my iPad working perfectly. And for some reason,

the last two shows, I can't get returned. I can't see you. So,

yes, you know what I want to do. I want to go crazy. I want to swear. I want to bash my iPad here

to start a Monday morning. But nonetheless, it's good to hear your voice. You've already done two

of the three off camera. Just don't make it the trifecta during the next break and bash the iPod.

I'll do my best. We'll deal with the other stuff or iPad or whatever it is.

Or anyway, it's good to see you. We can see you, even if you can't see us. I got a haircut.

I was all excited to show you my haircut today and you won't get to see it until you watch the show on TV,

the rear after we're done.

Anyway, there's still plenty of stuff happening in the NFL.

More and more of these teams are ending their virtual offseason programs,

which means the players are basically floating on their own, doing their own thing, until training camp opens whenever that is.

And we're hopeful that will be in late July.

The other big story that continues to engulf the NFL, the movement for equality, it's now been three weeks since the murder of George Floyd.

There was the murder of Rayshard Brooks on Friday night in Atlanta.

That's another troubling incident of excessive use of force by police departments. And we continue

to see more and more examples of NFL players who are willing to make it known that when the

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