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It is Super Bowl Week for Simpson left go. How you guys doing? Oh doing great doing great. How are you?

Well technically on the past the future and the present. Oh you are so tricky. This podcast is coming out Monday morning, which means it's the start of Super Bowl Week. Sims has been in Atlanta since Sunday. I and Josh thought the correct way to say that.

All right. Are landing this morning, but we needed to get a podcast out to you guys because we know it's the biggest week of the year. Sims isn't happy, but I am thrilled. Sims will be there on Monday to do the podcast. You guys are lazy or getting there late. I don't know what else to say. So instead we're doing it in a monsoon on Thursday in New York. So of course you guys are there.

And Tannis Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday. We have three podcasts. I've been ready to explode all morning. And now Sims is making fun of me for puffing my chest out and then deciding not to explain. Yes, it's an am good. Yes. Good. You see him do that. He didn't know what he was about to say something. He wanted to go.

He wanted to go cut the podcast. No, I wouldn't do that. I think it's called a mockingbird. They make their chest go out to improve when they're press or no, they'll impress their Ericka's. Well, I do that. When they want to impress Ericka, they flex their breasts. That's how I want Ericka over.

I was at the bar. I puffed my chest out and she noticed she said, who is that? That was your calf muscles. Your chest. It could have been my calves. Yeah, I was wearing shorts. So yeah. All right. That's enough. That's enough about my calves.

So we're going to be spending a lot of time during the week talking about the games interviewing players. We have a great lineup. I'm hearing a possibility that a world famous DJ might be

interviewing us every day. I saw on Instagram his ticket. I don't want to give it away, but Jay Z. Let's bigger, bigger, much bigger. But what we've done is we put out on social Twitter, Instagram, all that stuff.

What would your questions be for a mailbag? So we're going to do one some football, some fun, some pod, just to kind of set the tone. And Josh is going to be our fearless driver. Yes.

And just to remind everyone, because we do this for every mailbag, it was not that long ago that we would put out a request for questions. Yes. And the only people that would respond were Mark Bajin and Seahawks out. We would have to make up names. Where are they? Where are those? They sent some questions. I haven't heard from them. Yeah.

But we got like 800 questions in a span of two hours. So it's like really big time. Bajin. I literally was like, Josh, let's do this like the night before. So I have some time to look at stuff. And then I started it was like.

What this is insane. So you guys are amazing. So thank you so much for helping us do the show. And very insightful questions. All right. So before we start, do you guys just want to pull up the teams now so that we don't have to do that. They're always up. Okay.

They're always up. Yeah. I'm always four tabs teams, that's players, that's standing schedule always all NFL Jesus standard. Yes. All right. Well, let's start there. We've got we've got this question from a bunch of people. Right. What is NFL Jesus and where can I find it? You guys refer to it all the time.

I don't think anyone really gets what it is. So you can take this one away. NFL GS IS and as an ex player or anything, I didn't know about it until I started working for New England. Right. But it is a NFL game stats information site. That's why it's called NFL GS IS and you just call it an NFL Jesus.

Did you call it Jesus? Everyone call it everyone just called it Jesus. Yes. So I went for it. And then yes. I had no idea about it. But I wasn't sure if that was a Sims creation.

Yep. No, it was not. And it is. It can give you, I mean, a breakdown of anything. Really, that's gone on in the NFL over the last 20 years. They'll even have some maybe

grand stats of even history, like the scores of the Super Bowl in 1987, but you're not going to get like a statistical breakdown. But it is a great site where you have everything in the NFL available.

I use it for looking at schedules. It's super easy to kind of navigate and go, oh, what happened in this game? Because once you go to like the NFL.coms for the ESPN.coms, yeah, I don't feel like they have the same statistics. I find them super hard to navigate. This is super fast.

These are the official stats of the NFL. I mean, this is where it's great if you're looking for like snap counts or rosters or like a sheet of all the guys on the roster. It's super easy to navigate.

It's not publicly available though, right? It's for coaching staffs and media. Yeah, but it's like, I know, I mean, anybody I know, yeah, you're right. I guess it's not publicly available. Yeah, I mean, it's, but it's practically, but I will say this, if you combine that with pro football reference, now you can search anything in the NFL.

Because like I was amazed the fact that the Patriots and the Patriots are the only team in NFL history, right to run 48 times in past 46 times. Yeah, history is great for pro football reference.

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