The super-stition or just an apparition, you suddenly appear inside of my heart does this strange romance and close to a chance.

Welcome to From the Bleachers. I'm your host as always, Sheamus Clancy,

coming to you from the wonderful Blitting Grenation Radio podcast. Now, make sure you're following us on Instagram,

uploading your Insta, which I run obviously at Bleeding Green on Twitter too,

and also make sure to check out our YouTube channel, Bleeding Green Nation,

just going out on YouTube. We'll have the link in the podcast description today.

I've been doing putting all my podcasts on there. I'm going to do some more video content as we get

closer to NFL Draft season about a month away, right? Well, it starts April 29th on a Thursday night

first round. I'm excited for that as I'm sure you all are as well. Again, recording this about 3 p.m.

Wednesday afternoon, March 24th. Yesterday news broke. Who is always the most popular guy in town in

Philadelphia? Is it the stars, the elite role players, the fan favorites, the underdogs? No.

The most favorite player in Philadelphia is always the backup quarterback. Am I wrong?

Am I wrong? Who's always the mystery box? Our quarterback stinks. It could be anything.

Who's the next quarterback? Let's throw him in there. He could be better. Look at the jersey I have

behind me for watching on YouTube. I put a new jersey off every podcast behind me hanging on my wall.

Today, Jeff Garcia. He's our baby. He's our baby. This year's our year, Jeff Garcia. Just follow

on eBay. You guys know him, an eBay, aficionado. Rocking this sweet 1915 Phillies. It's not actually

from 1950. Quick side, I submitted a picture to the Phillies social media. I think last summer,

summer 2020, they were like, oh, let me see pictures of you and your dad at a baseball game.

I had this sweet pick of me, my dad at a Phillies tailgate. I think I was a freshman

and freshman year of college at the end. I was about to finish up the spring semester

and be home for the summer. My dad takes me down. I think what it would have been wasn't a home

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