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Welcome to the athletic football show.

I'm Robert Mays.

My good friend Nate Tyson.

How are you doing, buddy?

I'm doing very well.

We're getting all the time zones this month. We're getting them all. When am I going to Chicago next? That we get the central time zone? Are we going to Denver? Are we get the mountain time zone? No, I'm doing very well. In Indianapolis. Trying to figure out the weather back in that great Midwest 67 today but it might drop to 30

over in a couple hours and rain and everything but no it's it's a little different than Las Vegas

right now but I love being here in Indy and I love getting to do this and even if not everyone's

working out still like to talk about it and I still having fun it's always good to be be back here. I had a bit of whiplash. I completely misjudged how I had to travel back from Mexico. So I came back on Sunday, and then we had meetings here on Monday morning. So I woke up in Wohaka on Sunday, flew to Mexico City. Okay. My flight was delayed to Mexico City, so we made that flight home by seven minutes. Oh, that's good. International flights, what you want. Completely exhausted running through the airport. Get on the plane, fly home four and a half hours, land, go through customs, go home, switch out four things in my suitcase, grab my suitcase, put it back in the car, drove to Indianapolis.

So that's how I'm feeling.

I had a great week, though.

It was fun to be in Mexico. I had a great time. We were in Mexico City for four days. We were in Oaxaca for five days. It was a fantastic trip. We had so much fun. but when I saw an NFL head coach in the elevator on Monday morning at 7 a.m., I was like, nope, not ready.

Just nothing. but when I saw an NFL head coach in the elevator on Monday morning at 7 a.m. I was like,

nope, not ready. Just not just not ready. That folks not opening up. But we did okay. I've snapped

back in. I'm ready to go. We're going to do something today that we did in a slightly different

form last year. We're going to talk about what we consider the most interesting teams of this offseason. And this list is going to look a little different than I think a lot of other people's lists might. The Bears aren't on here. The Cardinals aren't on here because we're going to spend so much time talking about them. And really, with the Cardinals, we already talked about them last week. So these are teams that I think just have intriguing pads this off season based on the way last season went, based on

kind of how they're positioned within their conference. So that's what we're going to spend

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