I think I'm going to have to work hard, but I think it's, I think I'll go through it pretty smoothly, even though everybody's getting bigger and faster and stronger, but I think I'll be alright.

I get excited about, like, playing people that are as good as me and stuff and seeing how you can rank yourself among other people.

I would have had no idea who that was if it didn't tell me on my computer screen right here.

That's Trevor Lawrence.

A lot younger, hair a lot shorter.

Speaking of short hair, I've finally figured out the cycle.

It's every six weeks that you and I are fresh off of haircuts.

You go every two, I go every three.

It's been six weeks.

It'll be six weeks.

Although I would guess that I think mine is too short, although mine is considerably longer than yours ever is.

And you probably think yours is too long.

No, I mean, I'm good with this

right here. If I could just keep it right here in this little, yep, I like it where it's just real

tight up here towards the top. So this is just about right. I'm happy with that there. You on the other

tight, real tight. You look like you just enlisted. Real tight. Soldier

10-4 here to report for pro football talk at 7 a.m. Eastern on a Monday morning. Hello. Drill

Sergeant Florio. How are you? Yeah, I just, I don't have the drill sergeant hair. I think back

to Gomer Pyle and Sergeant Carter. Yes, I'm old. I used to watch that show all the time. Are you familiar with Gomer Pyle? Well, Gomer Pyle is, wait, that's, is that the name of the show or is that Andy, Andy and Mayberry? Is that, Andy Griffith show? Am I, am I right there? He was Guber. He was Guber. That's where I got it got it mixed up okay but then he got his own show

right gomer pile at usmc right he was in the marines okay yes sergeant carter was his uh antagonist

i know him more from the andy griffinth show that was more of uh something that came on at our house

like my mom to you know put me on to that you know at our house. Like my mom, you know, put me on to that,

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