Tuesday edition of Pro Football Talk Live.

That's pro football in a pandemic.

Masks.

Face shields.

It's football, but it's not.

It's different.

It's something we need to get used to.

And I think we will because the

bottom line is football is back. Chris Sims. There's Sean McVeigh on his break from part-time job as a

welder. I used to work at a job where I had to wear a face shield from time of the time. So I have

flashbacks to that job every time I see someone in a face shield. Wherever I go, I see people in face shields at the grocery store, like the workers primarily. I see these football coaches. Last week it was Andy Reid. This week at Sean McVeigh in the face shield. So I have flashbacks. Not good flashbacks. Wait, wait. What was your job in the wherever you're wearing a face shield? Because I'd like to just picture

this a little bit more. So go ahead. This was a long, yeah, long time ago. When I was in college,

I was in a co-op program where I spent time working at the Chevron oil refinery in Northern California

in Richmond. And there were various things that we

did in this laboratory, which was also a machine shop that required certain safety protocols.

And you had to wear a face shield. So you didn't get things on your face that could either burn

it, cut it, or damage it in some way. So that was when I had to wear a face shield from time to time.

Okay.

That was a long time ago.

Yeah, that is.

It's not nearly.

I haven't heard that one.

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