Hey, this showed up online. And of course everybody wants my reaction. Oh, what do you think?

Kirk was at the baseball game again on a Tuesday. Well, folks, he's already said that he refuses

to do any football work on Tuesdays. So yeah, what do we expect the guy to do? He's going

to be doing something if he's not doing football work. So he's at the baseball game. And I'll

come to the family with him this time so that the Kirk cousin stands can't say, oh, how dare you

call out a guy for spending time with his family. The whole point is, and I don't want to go back

down the rabbit hole. The whole point is you're in football season. You get paid 35 million a year.

The great quarterbacks work every single day in football season. And when you got packed from

my home's coming to town on Sunday and you've never played him before and you're trying to ascend

to his level. And you're going to shut down entirely on one of the days that is among the days you

have available to study film, watch the chief's defense. Look for any little thing you might pick up,

any little tell anything. You're looking for a needle in a haystack that might not even be in the

haystack. But you got to put in the time to do it. You got to grind. You got to grind. And that's

a whole day gone because he said on the quarterback series, he doesn't watch or he doesn't work at all

on football every Tuesday. We're on the Sunday Sunday schedule. But again, you know how I feel about

it, Chris. Everybody else knows how I feel about it. People don't agree with me. That's fine.

I don't care if you don't agree with me because I know I'm right about this because I know how

other great quarterbacks have worked. And there's never going to be a bright line. But are we surprised

that this guy that's got one playoff win in his entire career? Are we surprised? I'm not surprised.

This helps me understand why? Because there is a fundamental difference between the absolute

shortlist great quarterbacks and the guys who are just really good, but aren't at the level

of the guys that basically surrender their lives to their craft. Not that I'm saying that that's

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