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Welcome back to another edition of the Around the NFL podcast.

My name is Dan Hansis and I am joined by a room filled with heroes.

Mark Sessler, Colleen Wolf, and Greg Rosenthal. What's up, team? Hey, hey, hey, hey. Okay, liked it. Yeah. I'm in. Cool. A little bit of a wink Martindale feel to that intro today. I could do that job. Did you guys see Money's mustache, by the way?

I have seen a tweet.

I didn't know if it was for something he was shooting or what.

I think he said, I saw him at Chargers training camp, and he was saying something about the fact that guys grow playoff beards.

Why can't he grow preseason mustache?

So, yeah, he was rocking the stash.

I thought it looked good.

It does follow the trend. People are always coming up with reasons to grow mustache or beards or whatever. Like they need. That's a thing. Just own it. It's like you want to grow a mustache? That's fine. It's 2017. It is actually, that is funny. and money if you not aware, he handles those intros so well for our podcast at no cost to us.

And certainly no income to him, but I think money's doing okay.

I think men in general, when, if you're shaving a beard or you're in a situation, you decide to grow out a mustache, it looks a lot better when you're in your bathroom by yourself looking in the mirror and you're kind of sold on it and you know the stigma attached to the mustache. You have experience with this. Oh, yeah, I definitely do. And then you walk outside the bathroom and then you just hope it doesn't get ridiculed, but almost every time, especially women, they'll say it and be like, no, no, no, no, no. You just got to own that thing. You got to, I mean, you've had a mustache before, right, Solly? I have worn one for the most part for the last four years on and off, so yeah. That explains a lot. Yeah. But yeah. terrible time for facial hair in general where the idea of a beard in general has become

this artistic thing where there's like deep websites about beard grooming in beard culture.

Beard oil.

Beard oil, yeah.

I mean, you know.

Is this going to, are you heading into a rant against the millennials here?

No, no.

I mean, actually this has been around from early 2000s. This is pre-millennial. It's not a millennial shot. I just think the idea of like, let's not over-celebrate a beard. Having a beard means that you've done nothing. You didn't shave. You did nothing. The hair just grew on your face okay all right that's fun i mean you're getting

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