Hello everybody, welcome to a good football show. I am Patrick Darty joined today by Danny Carter who's happy to announce that he has traded for Juan Soto.

Today we'll be discussing the fallout from the situations in Miami and Cleveland. Some recent receiver injuries and training camp and Danny's recent using a lot of recent recent.

It's very important.

Danny's recent article on quote unquote robust running back builds in your hashtag fantasy football drafts.

We'll then welcome in Mr Lawrence Jackson for discussion on players. We are still keen to gather more information on the summer.

Danny, we had initially planned to talk about vacation and whether it was good or not because you're on vacation.

And I just kind of assumed that you would say vacation is bad. It seems like you think vacation is good, but you just weigh in on that really quickly.

vacation is completely different when you have the children, you know, it's it is no longer really a traditional vacation, you know, when you when you are charged with, you know, taking care of the lives of the little ones, making sure that the ocean doesn't gobble them up, things of that nature.

So, you know, it is it is different. I do a lot less reading on the beach than I used to generally, I like a vacation, especially because I work from home as do you because it gets me out of the routine.

It gets me out of the funk of being home all the time. And it's nice. It's nice to be on the beach. Honestly. So, so I would say I have no inflammatory take. I'm going to say it's somewhat good, also somewhat bad.

Producer Adam points out when you have kids, it's a trip. It's a trip. And not not the good kind of trip. I will say that the kids waking up at 4 in the morning on the first day here was not something I planned.

That was a bad trip. When the kids woke up at 4 a.m. Yeah, you know, by the way, reading on the beach, you want to talk about an overrated activity. I feel like no one really does. People they read at the pool, but the beach, you know, the sun is melting you sand is blowing in your face.

It is, it is unbearable. I will say that I'm drenched in sweat.

It's pouring sweat on your book. My legs are burning up. Like I can't, I cannot like get out of the sun enough. I have, I even wear the, you know, Pat, I told you this yesterday, I wear the dad bod sun shirt.

Like this did the long sleeve shirt on the beach because my days of slathering up the old bod with sunscreen, they're over. Like I'm done with that. So I'm just putting on the shirt. Even that doesn't save me from the sun.

Yeah, I slather up in sunscreen and become like so white that I look like I'm like a Bob's letter and like a skin tight suit or something for a country.

And I was like white in this flag. Like if Canadian Bob's letters are wearing like skin tight white suits. It's kind of how I look after I slather on the sunscreen at the beach. Yeah, yeah, no amount of sunscreen.

SPF 1.5 million.

I put stuff on my, on my son's face the other day where his, his entire like nose and under his eyes were just as white, you know, as white as a sheet, like unbelievably.

And it was that way all day. He just walked around like that all day.

I have the kind of dangerous thing, but where I don't burn very easily. So I kind of like play play Russian roulette with sunscreen. Yeah, I don't burn very easily.

You're the only you're the only Missouri and who doesn't.

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