All right, it is a Friday edition of PFT Live.

The calendar says May 8.

Now, here's the reality.

And we have talked about this here.

And the reason we're talking about it again is because

the developments continue. As Kramer once said, since it's become unofficially Seinfeld day,

when he was asked, why did you keep making the bus stops? Long story as to why he was driving

the bus, he said, because they kept ringing the bell. So they keep ringing the bell at TMZ.

They keep ringing the bell at the New York Post.

And every time one of these new stories comes out, I stop and ask myself,

is this worthy of being covered, either at Pro Football Talk.com or on this show or both.

Some things make it to PFT, that don't make it here.

Some things are talked about here that don't make it to PFT.

Some things are being ignored in both platforms like the whole weird...

And I don't even know how to begin to say it without giving any credence to it, but I care

not at all about this issue of whether or not there was some heroic effort at a car

accident in mid-April.

And whether or not it was or it wasn't.

And you've got people who are trying to get down to the bottom of the rabbit hole there.

No, no, no.

But as it relates to the fundamental question, Michael Hawley, of whether into what extent the Mike Vrable,

Diane Rusini controversy, becomes something that eventually compels Mike Rable to step aside,

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