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This is the Athletics Football Show.

Welcome to the Athletics Football Show. Today's Monday July 25th. I'm Robert Mays, joining

me today. The Athletics Zone, Mike Sando. Mike, how you doing? I am doing well. I always

love it when quarterback tears comes out. It's a labor of love and we made it. So here we

are. It is quarterback tears day for those of you who are unfamiliar. This is an exercise

that Mike has done. Is this the ninth year? It is. Yeah, going all the way back to 2014.

So we did the show last year. We should go through Mike's quarterback tearing process.

And I love it for a few different reasons. One, it's just a sign that the season is here.

It always coincides essentially with the start of training camp. I'm already on the road.

It's July 25th. I'm at my first team today. I go to my second team tomorrow. We're starting

travel around. I know that you're about to get going as well. I am. I've got crazily.

I think I'm doing 10 teams in 12 days. So it always seems good. It's like a red eye

flight. It seems like a good idea when you book it. Then when you're doing it, you're

like, oh my gosh, what did I do? But I love it. I'm so excited, Robert. I just, I'm

grateful to be able to get back out on the road again. And I love what I get to do. And

here we are, you know, I feel the exact same way. I have 10 teams in 11 days. Oh my gosh,

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