Couple of minutes on the football because as we sit here now on July 28th, which sounds still middle of summer, it's not.

I mean, July 28th, we've got because Labor Day is so early and the kids probably go back to school earlier than normal,

football season is right around the corner.

And so much so that we have the Hall of Fame game coming up later this week.

Next weekend, you've got preseason games and all of a sudden you're going to start

to see joint practices around the NFL, and then you will have September 4th Cowboys, Eagles

in Philadelphia to kick off the NFL season.

So a couple of observations or thoughts so far, Danny, we can start with either team,

but I'll start with the Giants only only because Seleau is talking about the quarterback. You mentioned the quarterback

room with Russell Wilson and James Winston and now Jackson Dart in there. One of the things

that I love hearing, seeing, and it's the mentality, I guess, and it's not about Russell Wilson or James Winston, but the future quarterback the Giants think they got in Jackson Dart is this mentality of how he's going to play.

And, you know, he was talking yesterday to the media after practice.

And one of the things that popped out to me was when he said, the coaches keep telling me, be aggressive, not reckless.

Aggressive, not reckless.

And I think back to the failed years of Daniel Jones,

and I'm not going to go over what his tenure was like here,

but I sit there and think if Danieliel jones would have just been more aggressive

and not afraid to like pull the trigger on the on on those passes maybe things would have been

different and maybe maybe the giants got it right with this kid a long way to go i don't know if we'll

see him this year maybe but maybe they got it right with this kid because the mentality which

could be one of the most they can all play but the mentality is everything maybe they got it right with this kid because the mentality, which could be one of the most, they can all play, but the mentality is everything. Maybe they got the right kid. Okay, so two schools of thought. Number one is, and this applies to all sports right now, the way that kids are training when they're in middle school and then in high school, they're training to be pros. And so I do think you're going to see a little bit more of that from the next generation of kids where they're ready to go.

They can take direction.

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