Well, hello, everyone. I am Matt Williamson. Belly up to my bar. Let's have a little quarterback chat today that I promised you.

And I mentioned this the other day, if you caught the podcast, maybe it was yesterday.

And I've told you these guys, I've told you this many times, that I basically the only thing I listen to are podcasts.

Like, if I'm in the shower, I've got a podcast going.

If I'm in the car alone, I've got a podcast going.

And they're all football podcasts.

You know what I mean?

Occasionally there's a Game of Thrones one, something like that.

But basically all I listen to are football podcasts.

And like this one, there are many, many great ones out there. And I was listening to the NFL networks

around the league podcast and some good people on there for sure. You know, I mean, they do very,

very good work. And they, every year, do their Andy Dalton, the Dalton line, I think they call it,

something like that show, where it's kind of an analysis

of the quarterback situation around the league. And not to put words in their mouth, but this is kind

of how I interpreted it, was, it was almost like a Mendoza line. If you remember Mendoza, I don't

know much about baseball, but he was a shortstop, I think, for the Yankees. I'm probably

wrong about that. But he basically perennially hit like 200, but I guess he was a whiz in the field.

So he stayed in the majors for a while. And that was, they called it then the Mendoza line. Like,

if, you know, that's about as low as you can go as a hitter and still be a productive major league

player.

And so they create, so the NFL, around the NFL folks, you know, around the league or around

the NFL, I forget what they call the podcast now, but they change it.

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