Off top. There are lots of mind-controlled parasites in nature. Some can control fish and mice,

but I think my favorite is a mushroom that releases spores that can land on insects. And then the

insects find really wet places that have just enough sunlight and then clamp down and die. And the

mushrooms grow out of their back. Play the music.

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Is Sean McVeigh a mind control parasite on Jared Goff?

Did I forget to say off top? I don't know. Okay, I'll say it now.

Kristina, get your editing game together. Off top. There we go.

All right, so I feel like there's a lot about quarterbacks value to teams beyond their play right now.

I think that is something that I've been thinking a lot about lately because the way that Aaron

Rogers has been trying to lead through the media and the way Tom Brady's been

kind of leading differently with his time away from the the bucks and yelling at people

on the sideline and also like making comments through the media about quitting and staying

involved. And then there's Russell Wilson who I guess this is a version of leadership where he's

talking about how he's been four hours of his flight to London essentially rehabbing doing high

knees through the eyes. I don't know. I think we do a lot of like analysis of quarterbacks

press conferences. And I think they are well aware that this is part of their job,

which is why we get Russell Wilson, I think, and doing this like version of quarterback speak that

we all have gotten accustomed to and we know they don't want to make any same thing controversial.

They don't want to criticize their teammates. They don't want to give anybody bulletin

board material. They essentially want you us all to walk away like having learned nothing.

But Aaron Rogers ain't doing that right now and it seems weird. So the big conversation is he's

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