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Pack underscore Datick. Well, today is officially PFF Day.

So we're going to dig into some of that. There's some interesting things on here, especially when you look at snap counts and whatnot that I'm kind of interested in,

especially when you look at that against the backdrop of the grades, which, you know, paints an interesting picture.

But that'll be good.

I think for the most part, people will be happy with the grades.

There's one that stands out in my mind that obviously is going to annoy everybody.

But I think when you look at the stats, I mean, the stats are what make it annoying because they don't line up.

But as I said, they shouldn't. With this, when you pair it with the stats, you're it annoying because they don't line up but as i said they shouldn't the with this when you pair it with the stats you're going to be content with the overall

performance regardless of whether pff was happy with that person or not but first of all i want to

offer condolences to the family of nick mangold, who recently just sort of suddenly passed away,

way, way too young at the age of just 41. Apparently, he was dealing with chronic kidney disease.

Initially found in 2006, there was a genetic defect, but that defect led to his kidney disease, which ultimately

ended up putting him on dialysis. And I just realized this, actually. I didn't really realize,

I didn't realize that I had seen this. I never actually put two and two together. He recently

just went on social media and asked for a kidney.

And I remember thinking how kind of unusual that was for a public person to just be like,

hey, remember me?

I'm kind of famous.

If anybody has a kidney, that would be great.

It makes it all the more sad to realize that he probably recognized how little time he had

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