Monday, July 21, 7 days to go, until PFT Live is back, and PFTPM gets placed sort of on hiatus sort of hibernation but as you know if you pay attention

and thank you if you do pft pm becomes the process that gets activated if there's something

to discuss after nine a m eastern on any of the days when we happen to have PFT Live. But during the annual

PFT Live hiatus, PFTPM is the fixture. I missed the first two days for medical reasons. One day

was a physical. The second day was for a benign condition that I believe is under control. I hope

it's under control.

Every weekday since then, PFTPM, every weekday since then, we've been talking

because there has been plenty about which to talk as it relates to the NFL.

And now training camps are opening.

So the bandwidth is narrowing.

There's plenty of stuff to talk about football

related, but, but there's still some non-playing field issues that need to be addressed.

And as I say all the time, we don't pick the stories. The stories pick us. We just go with what is happening.

And I know from examining the real-time traffic that even though there were plenty of people in the media who thought that none of the reporting that Pablo Tori and I were doing had any relevance, would move the needle, had any significance, yada, yada, yada, yada.

You've been engaged reading the stories, consuming the videos, and wanting to know exactly

how this thing is going to end.

And it's been a roller coaster, and I feel like there are still plenty of ups and downs

and twists and turns still to come.

The latest happening out of the blue on Sunday afternoon,

chief strategy officer of the NFL Players Association,

J.C. Tredder, the former union president who was in the position

when Lloyd Howell was hired through a very top secret,

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