What if there was a better way to talk to all your friends than through a thousand different messaging apps on a thousand different platforms?

What if you could just find the show you wanted without browsing through infinite tiles in a hundred different streaming apps?

What if you could have all of your stuff everywhere without dealing with some crummy user interface on some unknowable file sharing platform?

This month on the Vergecast, we're looking into connectivity. How we talk to each other, how we talk to our stuff, how we find things online.

All this month, on the Vergecast, available wherever you get podcasts.

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

Coming to you from the wonderful Bleeding Grenation Radio podcast.

Now this is the second episode of From the Bleachers Drop in a week. I did one earlier than the week. I'm recording this late Thursday afternoon.

So the 88th episode, I did 88 already, from the Bleachers Drops on Thursday. You're probably listening this on Friday.

And as I talked about on that podcast, certainly going to plug it now this Saturday. So if you're listening to this on Friday tomorrow,

1306 Walnut Street in Center City, Philadelphia, myself and Alonso Jones will be doing a live episode of odds and end zones at the iconic legendary Mitchell Nestor come out by some vintage Eagles gear.

And if you buy $150 worth of Mitchell Nest March, maybe get a hoodie, a t-shirt, a snapback, a knit hat.

You will be eligible for a giveaway to win two tickets to the Eagles Washington game next month. And as I said on last podcast, if you won those tickets, you can tell you with me for free.

And it also, if you can't make it out there, we will be streaming live on the BGN YouTube channel, the link to the BGN YouTube channel will be in the podcast description.

So go subscribe, like all that good stuff.

Other podcasts in the week, episode 88, talked about the Eagles going to Denver to play the Broncos kind of an overview, talking about Teddy Bridgewater as a player, talking about the Broncos defense, how the Eagles can have an effective run game against them with the same way they've had the last two weeks against Detroit and Los Angeles respectively.

But as this week was going on, my mind kept coming back to Teddy Bridgewater, not just because he's playing the Eagles, because he played an integral role in the history of the Philadelphia Eagles as a casual observer, you might not think that, might understand why.

But in a total butterfly effect, domino effect, insane wild twist of fate, Teddy Bridgewater is to a severe degree responsible for the Eagles winning the Super Bowl and for being on the current trajectory that the franchise is currently on.

Take it back a little bit, go back on the time machine, way back machine.

Teddy Bridgewater is the 32nd pick in the first round of the 2014 NFL Draft by the Vikings.

Go as 6 and 6 as a starter in 2014.

Okay, for a rookie, 2015, goes 11 and 5.

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