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All right, light years listeners, we got a special treat this week.

If you don't listen to him already, Greg Ol we got a special treat this week.

If you don't listen to him already, Greg Olson has a TE1 podcast on the Blue Wire Network.

This week we're putting in an episode with George Kittle, who is Sam, the best tight end in the NFL.

Undisputed best tight end.

So he does a tight end series on his podcast.

He does it with all the big tight ends, Kelsey.

We got Travis Kelsey, George Kittle.

It's going through the history of the position.

You got Standing Sharp, Tony Gonzalez, Cole Klemett.

Then you go all the way back to Ozzie Newsom and Mike Dick.

I've been listening along the whole way.

It's super fascinating how much the tight end position has changed over the years. It's like,

it's funny when you look back at like the 50s, all the tight end is asked to do is block and maybe catch if they're on the goal line.

Nowadays, the tight end might as well be like what the wing is in basketball,

where there has to be like the most versatile guy.

I mean, if you think about it, is George Kittle not the football equivalent of a wing?

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