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This is the Dane Laboratory Show with this two-gots podcast.

There he is in all of his glory.

Sui Award winner George Toma.

The sod father, the lord of law and the god of grass.

It is in the news right now.

In the wake of the Aaron Rogers injury, the new head of the NFL players union on Wednesday called for the elimination of all turf fields.

League wide, calling it, quote, the easiest decision the league can make.

An hour and a half later, Roger Gadell went on first take and said this.

In many cases, but you also have other players who like playing on a turf field because it's faster.

That's true.

You've got a mixed opinion.

What we want to go is on science.

We want to go on what's the best from an injury standpoint to prevent the injuries, to give our players the best possible surface to play on.

That can't be done by my feeling of looking at a particular injury.

It's got to be done with a real process and to look at it with medical experts, look at it with engineers,

look at it with people on the cleats, look at it on every aspect of what can go into that injury, including the training and where a particular player is in any given time.

So all those factors go into play and that's where we make decisions on the basis of science, not because I see an injury that I don't like.

Ultimately, I want our experts to come back and give it to us.

There is no greater expert than this man right here.

He is the God of all turf.

George, thank you.

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