Friday edition of Pro Football Talk live, Shereen Williams, Mike Florio, here with you.

We are less than a month from the start of the season, technically three weeks and six days from the kickoff game, Texans Chiefs, and then four weeks and two days from that first full Sunday.

And, you know, Shereen, it really is a strange time because with all the uncertainty and

pessimism, excuse me, wrong word, not optimism, pessimism around college football,

there's a stunning amount of optimism around pro football.

It's weird to see both of them playing out at the same time.

NFL, fine, college, the house is on fire, and it's the same

sport. Well, I think with college, obviously, it's liability, and these schools are scared of

liability, and these conferences are scared of liability. With the NFL, they're saying, hey,

we got a lot of money on the line. We're proceeding forward. But I will say this, their COVID numbers over the last couple of weeks

have looked really good. They've done a better job. I think the players have, and I think

being in training camp probably has helped that. And maybe a bunch of the players, as we talked

earlier, do have the antibodies, and many of them probably didn't even know it. But the COVID numbers are looking pretty good as we move forward. And I know it's not going to end. This thing is not going away. They're going to have to mitigate it. And if they can do the right things, you know, maybe we get through this season. We know we're going to start the season. Are we going to get through the season and have a full and complete season? All right. Plenty of news still happening in the NFL. One thing the teams are doing,

making players and coaches available for video conferences on a daily basis. And yesterday, Jets defensive

coordinator Greg Williams got his turn to speak. And he took a bit of a parting shot at now former jet safety,

current Seattle Seahawks safety, Jamal Adams. Here's Williams from yesterday.

You know, we're very multiple on how we do those things anyway.

You know, we're not just a state, you know, what Jamal may get bored there because they don't use their safety type things and all the different complexities of maybe not showing what they're doing as much as we do.

Greg Williams threw some shade your way today.

He said Jamal Adams is going to be bored

in Seattle because your scheme is not as complex as his scheme. What do you say to your guy, Greg

Williams, in New York? Well, let's just pass it back to, we don't make as many mistakes as he does.

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