This is the athletic football show.

Welcome to the athletic football show.

I'm Robert Mays.

Fun show for you guys.

Nate Taylor is going to be

joining us a little bit later to talk about how the Chiefs got here and the path they followed to this Super Bowl. Before that, though, we're going to talk about how the Bucks got here with the athletics Bucks writer Greg Amma. Greg, how you doing, man? Doing well. It's Super Bowl Week. It's fun to talk. It is Super Bowl week. I have, it's been funny, I've heard your name on several

Zooms this week. That's Super Bowl Week. It's fun to talk. It is Super Bowl Week. I have, it's been funny. I've heard your name on several Zooms this week.

That's kind of how we've been interacting is just sitting at the computer watching the same person but in different places.

That's how we've all been spending our time.

Anytime I just get to see a face, it's exciting.

I can't imagine how awkward it is for them.

Like, they just go into this room. They sit down behind a backdrop and they just have all of

these faceless voices asking them questions. Well, and even in the terrible spectrum of Zoom

interaction, okay, at least they've had being able to see our faces as we

exactly. So Brady was like legit bum that he had this century disadvantage where he's in,

he's just looking. He's like, I can't see them. Can they see me? It's so weird. And also just this is

way into that baseball. No one cares. But typically in a Zoom, you can see all the people in the

Zoom and who has their hands raised. But in this platform, you can see all the people in the Zoom and who has their hands raised.

But in this platform, you can't.

So you have no idea where you are in line.

You have no idea when your turn is coming.

You're just kind of sitting there waiting.

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