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Welcome back to the Minicom Show featuring Lenny, the only NFL podcast, one of the host's

thinks inside zone is where he's not allowed to miss a bathroom. That's Lenny. I'm Minicom's.

And yet again, I have another first time guest, long time friend, first time guest,

permanent bench. Adam Amin, thank you so much for joining us today.

Oh, that was the intro that I was hoping for. I didn't know what type of exciting intro I was going to get.

I'm just so happy I get to talk to you. It's been so long, my friend.

I know it has. We've talked about doing this for a while.

And I wanted to wait to do the NFC North. I had to wait to the NFC North because I had to wait

to the AFC North to very, very end. But I'm so glad because that we waited actually because things have

happened. These teams have changed since we started. I'm becoming a little bit of a parody myself.

I feel like every time with these division of previews, I start by saying the same thing,

which is, wow, this division is a lot more interesting than I expected before I began this exercise.

That's the general thought anytime we dive into anything because on the outside looking in,

this is a one horse race, right? We're like, all right, Minnesota is in transition. The bears are

are who they are right now in a transition period. I don't know what the lines are going to look like

and the Packers have Aaron Rogers. We assume that, right? And I think there's a lot more nuance

to this division than maybe first thought. Yeah, I agree. I think also because the NFC being the

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