Go Inside the Hullough with Sky Sports, Neil Reynolds and Jeff Rhymebold.

Hello, everybody. Welcome to Inside the Huddle, your weekly whiz around the NFL. I'm your host,

Neil Reynolds, joined us ever by my partner, Jeff Reimbold.

And Jeff, we are going to talk a little bit about OTAs,

a little bit about some news that's coming out.

Players are drifting back in for their off-season workouts.

Some teams have been in with new head coaches already for a few weeks.

But we're hearing more from players. So we'll look at some

news. We're also going to do state of the franchise for the Arizona Cardinals and the Denver

Broncos. But Jeff, let's start with this balancing act. And you can tell me your views from the

locker room. So Justin Herbert, the quarterback of the Chargers, has said that he's been hitting the weights hard this off season and he's up to 245 pounds.

By contrast, Mac Jones is in the best shape of his life and has been going the other way.

He's tried to slim down.

But Mac Jones did talk about that being a balancing act and that he might then

need to put a bit more weight on as he approaches the season. So he wants to be in better shape,

but he also wants to absorb the hits is what he was talking about. That's right there between

those two quarterbacks. That's what quarterbacks have to deal with all the

time, isn't it? Yeah, you know, and it's really topical because you got a young quarterback in your

household is going through the same thing, trying to get bigger and stronger, not only to help his

ability to, you know, play the game at the highest level, but to protect himself because it is a

position where you get hit and you get hit a lot of times when you don't expect to get hit.

And so you can't brace yourself for the contact. And so having the strength, particularly around

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