Happy Friday. It is almost a weekend, which of course means absolutely nothing right now.

It just means two days at the end of the week. Yeah, we've got 35s this week.

We have a little bit of football news. We're also going to have our friends stand for Steve

on to talk about some of the... I'm not even a lot. We are knee deep in this quarantine thing.

And running out of topics here, and we had the draft Sunday, I know I said it would drag it out

for months and months, but I want to be creative. So I thought about the worst breaks in sports

history. If you Google that, it's actually not something you want to look at because a lot of

times Google translates that as, hey, let's look at the guy from Louisville's leg injury. Let's look

at Joe Thysman's leg injury. Not interested in doing that, but what we're talking about is like

bad luck situations. And some of these are going to be mixed bad luck. Some of these players and

teams had agency here could have made the right play or the right move, but all told it's just an

unlucky unfortunate situation. So we're going to bring Stanford, Steve, in who has a wealth of

knowledge, very funny friend of the program. And we're going to run through our list of bad breaks

in the sports world. That doesn't mean they're the biggest, baddest breaks. It just ones we feel

like talking about on a Friday morning. So we'll hit that. We will go through some NFL news real quick.

We will talk about our number 35.

I hope everybody stands safe out there. I'm your host, Chris Long. This is the Green Light Pot. And I

have, be a Zoom. Thank you to the good folks at Zoom for making this possible. My co-host,

Making Gunner. This is episode 35 proper. Welcome. Yo, Chris. Happy Mayday. I want to ask you,

though, doesn't the weekend still have a vibe to it, a feel to it, even though it's the exact

same as Monday through Friday? You know, it does. If you're churning out content all week, it's a good

break. You know, I let the vocal cords rest. I let the brain rest a little bit. This is hard work.

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