Friday edition, Pro Football Talk Live NBCS, Sirius XM211, SkySports.

Hello, to our good friends in the UK and in Ireland.

Hello again to Shireen Williams from her home with a much better Wi-Fi connection,

overall technological setup than Sims has.

Now, see, one of the factors, and I don't think this has been fully explored,

I think some mornings Chris Sims' son gets up and plays video games and eats into the bandwidth,

and I think that's part of the problem, and I don't think Chris has figured that out yet,

but I have a feeling that's one of the reasons why he's been having his issue, Shereen.

Are we sure it's not Chris getting up and playing those games?

Maybe he's multitasking. Maybe during the breaks, he's getting in a quick game of Fortnite

before we come back and talk some football. But we got some football to talk about. And, you know, we spent a lot of

the first hour talking about the issue that really has commanded the attention of everyone

over the past 18 days. And there still is another issue that has commanded the attention

of everyone over the past three months and one day.

It was just three months ago yesterday that the world turned upside down regarding the coronavirus.

There's increasing evidence of some hotspots that are growing, cases increasing in various parts

of the country. The NFL on Sunday sent out its initial protocols to the teams

regarding all the things that must be done in a facility, in a stadium to keep people, including

players at least six feet apart everywhere, up to and including the locker room. Now it all

changes when they go out onto the football field. That's a different issue altogether.

John Harbaugh, the Ravens coach, was on 105-7, the fan in Baltimore on Thursday,

and he provided a fairly candid assessment of what he thinks of the league's initial protocols.

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