Hey guys, it's Albert. We got a fantastic show for you this week to preview the 2020 NFL season.

Yes, it's here after everything we've been through less than 48 hours away.

Gresch is in to make predictions with us, predict division

winners, predict the Super Bowl winner, predict awards winners.

And we got a great special guest coming in to kind of give us a feel for what all this is going

to look like and how the football itself might be a little different in 2020.

And then, as we always do, we wrap things up with all of your questions in the six pack let's go.

All right welcome back in we made it it it's hard to believe it's here when you

listen to this the NFL season will be starting in one day in a little over 24 hours

It's the MM-QB podcast with Albert Breyer and you know we're gonna jump right into this We we do have a guest coming we'll get to your mail all of your questions in the six pack we're going to bring Andy Gresch in right now and Gresch as somebody who loves this sport who played this sport, you know there were some points over the last four or five months when I think this was touch and go and when I may have told you I don't know if they're going to be able to start on time.

And so I think the result, getting where we've gotten, based on the greater conditions

in our country and all the challenges that the NFL was facing this is an

outstanding result like and I've been critical of the league about things in the

past you know I don't know how you can give them anything less than an A for the job that they've done

Finding a way to keep the coaches safe finding a way to keep the players safe finding a way to keep all the personnel around their teams, the trainers, the doctors, the equipment

people, all those people healthy and safe.

I think it's, they've done a great job and that's why we are where we are on the doorstep of chiefs

Texans on Thursday night. And I don't think we can undersell that because there was

the questions that you and I and a lot of people around the game had of are these guys going to be able to control themselves and we're also living in a time where some of the places that they would go these dens of inequity or wherever that could be

places where it would be spreading COVID all over the place aren't open so that

helps as well but there's no question Bert The biggest challenge moving forward is still going to be the discipline of the players and keeping them safe so that these games can get played on time.

And to this point, here I know that you and I are zooming it up but knock on wood it's

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