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John Kime from ESPN will join us.

We'll talk commanders with him.

So you want to stay tuned for that.

I haven't talked to J.K. in a while.

Yes, it would be good to touch base with him.

By the way, just speaking of football and drab, maybe you have some insight.

I saw online that I guess PFF is kind of going away. It was bought out or something and there's going to be a bunch of layoffs. As a consumer product, PFF is going away. I think they'll still work for the NFL teams. Collinsworth sold it. Mike Renner had a big rant last night about it. Collinsworth was part of it, right? I didn't know he owned it. A company bought it, I think, in 2021. And they made a lot of changes. As with anything, when it gets bought out, people are just focused on the bottom line. And I think the core message of PFF got lost and what their and what their mission was

and they're folding up shop apparently I think they're laying off a lot of people I like to

do a lot of great work and and they they opened up people's education to understanding football better

so it is I mean I didn't always agree with their rankings or whatever but it was great to look at

it was a nice reference point to have.

It was a starting point.

You know, we could disagree with it.

They elevated the stat game for a lot of people.

I think so, for sure.

Yeah.

All right, so we wanted to get into some of the audio from Commander's owner, Josh Harris.

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