Good afternoon, everybody. It is Tuesday, July 11th, just past 4 p.m. Mountain Standard Time. If you're on the East Coast, probably into your Tuesday evening. And if you're listening to this podcast wondering where the Tuesday morning preview was, there was no Tuesday morning preview because it was bumped by something pretty important. And that was the launch of the RAS app into the Apple App Store.

It's something that's been a number of weeks in the making.

It has now gone through and been approved and is available for everybody to download.

And you can do so by going to the description of this podcast episode, tapping the link,

and it'll launch it for you in the store, which you can then install and register for very,

very quickly. A couple things to point out. First and foremost, it is a free app to use. It is going

to be something that features insights and commentary from myself, as well as others on the

right angle sports team in relation to the NFL and possibly college football.

It's been something that's been put together quite quickly.

It's a concept that I believe in and have tried to do in seasons past using Slack and other platforms.

But the way to think about it is an extension of this podcast that you're able to jump

into at any time something happens and get the right angle sports take

on injuries, news, market movement, and then of course there'll be at some point picks mixed in

the app as well. So it's a way that will help you follow the NFL, potentially get opinions

of your own from the information that's in there or use as a

resource when anything happens as you're watching it unfold in real time throughout the

league.

So the app is live.

It's something that you're going to see when you download as being very basic, very simple.

That is all intentional and by design.

One of my biggest sort of philosophies that I believe in when it comes to product development

and product management is get something out there that's usable and complete, but very, very

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