So the NFL season kicked off last night with an absolute nail-biter of a game.

Extremely exciting start to finish. Final score 10-3.

It was as exciting as watching a soccer game.

So that's about the level. It was at Packers won the game. But the real NFL-related drama

yesterday was happening off the field. And it had to do with

St. Cwaterback Drew Breeze. Now Drew Breeze, if you don't follow the NFL, Drew Breeze is

not only one of the best quarterbacks in the league, one of the best quarterbacks in the history

of the league, really. But he's also just one of the best all-around dudes in the league. He's just

a he's a good decent guy. And there, you know, despite what maybe some people would say or the

impression some people have of the league, there are a lot of good decent men in professional football.

There are also a lot of unhinged narcissists and violent abusers in the league too, unfortunately.

If you follow the league, then you know about Antonio Brown over and now he's in Oakland. He was in

Pittsburgh before and he's definitely in the unhinged narcissist camp. The guy cares about

nothing but himself. He causes problems everywhere. He goes. Everything's about him. Breeze is not like

that. He's a good team player. He's a good guy in general. And, you know, I think

that people who are star athletes and have been star athletes, if you know, someone like Drew

Breeze, a star quarterback, he's been in the league for, I don't know, 15 years or something.

But that means he's really been a star quarterback probably since he was like five years old.

He's pretty much his entire life. He's been a star athlete everywhere he goes.

To be in that position, to be able to retain some humility and still just be sort of normal,

that is a huge feat, really. That is a huge feat of virtue just to be able to pull that off.

I think lesser people, if you're given that kind of attention and you're treated

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