Hello everybody, welcome to a good football show, I'm Patrick Darty, joined today by

Denny Carter, where we will be breaking down the weekend's preseason action and talking

about some hinge point ADPs, hashtag hinge point ADPs, the players who can make or break

your draft. But first, there is an important topic I want to ask Denny about. One thing

I dealt with personally over the weekend, that is day drinking.

You dealt with? Is it good? Is it bad? And why was I asleep at 8 p.m. last night, Denny?

I'm fine. I have some thoughts on the day drinking. It's not appealing. For me, it was

not appealing at all until I became a dad and early wake-up times became the order of the day.

You couldn't avoid them. You have to be up. You have to be making breakfast. You have

to be doing all the parent stuff very early in the morning. So therefore, there is some

appeal to having a few drinks during the day, hydrating heavily. Here is what you don't

do when you drink at night, right before bed. You don't hydrate. Because A, we don't want

to be up and down, going to the bathroom four or five times during the night. That's

horrendous. And B, we're just lazy. We just drink and then go to bed. And then your

body sits there for eight hours with all this poison in it. And it becomes dehydrated.

So there's a lot of appeal in day drinking. But you're right. It does tend to put you to

sleep pretty early. In the nap zone, I did not drink heavily

yesterday. And it still was just totally in the nap, the sleep zone by 8 p.m. And I think

one of the things like the day drinking committee doesn't really tell you is that a lot of

day drinking, almost all day drinking is exclusively in the summer. And in America, in this

continent of climate, a lot of times that means 90 degrees high humidity. So as you're drinking

your life force, your outside, your life force is also being sucked away by the weather.

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