What's up everybody, happy post Super Bowl. I'm on a little day quill kick right now.

I still feel like myself, but you know, I spent three days with Sarah Wall, she met Bushman's twins in Nashville.

So of course, right before I left, one of them got me sick, but I'm not sick sick.

Like I'm not, hey, I wish I were married sick. I wish I wish I lived closer to my family.

I'm grinding through this content, whatever I'm feeling right now, it's not going to get in the way of content or legs a little bit later.

So we have a good plan for you, a bunch of libraries can't wait to read the ads.

They're going to be crazy good today. And I want to do a little bit of a recap, but more looking forward to the NFL off season.

And maybe just maybe a little solo time because I know how much nephew Kyle enjoys the nightlife talk a little bit about Atlanta and being there for a couple days.

Because I was there for three nights, bounced on Saturday. All right. So we'll do all that.

But first before we get to Kevin Clark from the ringer, an off season stuff and rapid fire questions.

We're going to start with Bert Breer from the Monday morning quarterback. I've known him since the days back in Boston. So we'll start there.

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How many years did you cover the paths when you were with the Boston newspaper?

I think I was. There was 050. I scored 07 for like eight time months. I left for Dallas and September of the end of the year.

I came back and I worked for the club as a national writer there so I can be on the condition that will make time to help for all those years. I was there.

You know, not before I was at home. Okay, so a bunch of right so a bunch of years then it and I just want to make sure I wasn't going to do resume right.

What do other teams. I'm just a guy watching so let me set this up before I ask the question I'm just a guy watching I'm constantly an amazement of what's happened here.

I think any of us that have watched this league for as many years as we have and you covering it.

Do you have other football front offices coaches ask you about your time there and things that you picked up that maybe you're different or lead to their success.

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