Welcome to GreenlightPod is your host, Chris Long.

Got a lot going on today.

I'm going to talk about the NFL for the first time in a little while.

I have been laying off the NFL stuff and I'm not even going to pretend like I'm keeping up with

what's going on. I know that's my primary lane that I'm an NFL guy, but uh,

shit, I mean there's a lot more important things going on than the NFL, but we will spend

a second or two on that. And I'm going to get my own role on the phone. He is in year three

of his residency, I believe, to become a neurosurgeon. I can't say enough about this guy. He was a

standout at Florida State and an NFL player for three years and basically gave it up to be a doctor

and 10 years later, almost 10 years later, he is on the front lines fighting for us.

When it comes to COVID-19, he's at Mass General. And I'll ask him all about that virus,

how he's coping with being on the front lines and how, you know, his fellow medical professionals

are coping as well. Also, I have a mail bag on the tail end. We'll do. So yeah, let's get right down to it.

I'm really excited. This guy got a job. He's obviously fucked up in the past. He's done things.

He wants back over five years. People can change. Okay. And although it's absolutely mind-boggling to

think that somebody can stop playing such a violent sport that you really need to maintain a mindset

and a grind, I believe, to be successful year after year. Just being out of the league for year and a

half, I realize how hard it is or would be to get back into it. You know, Alden's been out since 2015.

And if anybody can come back and be successful as a russure, I think it's him. He had one of the best

fields as a russure. I've ever seen one of my favorite russures that played in the league during my

tenure. His first three years, he had 42 sacks. The company there is Derek Thomas and Reggie White.

Okay. That's how special he was. And I know I know he had Justin Smith and a lot of people,

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