Take a Man Podcasts. All right, let's talk about the big story, presumably of today, Logan.

That's Logan Paulson. I'm Craig Hoffman. It is 9.09 a.m. on Tuesday morning as we finish this podcast,

Logan and I will head to Ashburn or Logan's already in Ashburn because he lives in Ashburn,

but you'll head to the facility. I will make my way out of the District of Columbia out to

suburban Virginia and to the facility and we'll watch practice and we don't expect to see Terry

McLaren. We know Jeremy Tunsell showed up yesterday. He was, you know, as soon as he's there,

hey, let's get him a uniform as part of Media Day and let's get some material out there. He was, you know, as soon as he's there, hey, let's get him a uniform as part of

media day and let's get some material out there. And again, it's worth pointing out that this is,

you know, NFL players are paid in game checks in the fall. And so, you know, part of it is like,

yeah, I'm going to show up when they actually send me a check as opposed to in the spring. Then some guys have workout bonuses and we don't want to get too far down the rabbit

hole.

But like it, I have also thought that the NFL would be a better place if they went to a 52,

you know, week a year calendar and you get paid every other week.

The checks become smaller, but you get them more often.

But that's a, that's a much different conversation for maybe the middle of July or something with someone from the NFLPA or, you know, an accountant.

So that's that's part of it, right?

It's just kind of the responsibility to your team, to yourself and the fact that you are paid handsomely to play this sport and making sure that you are ready, available and, you know, able to contribute positively to

the cause should be top of mind because that's what having a job is.

I also think that like I have a hard time separating the voluntary from like who gets

voluntary for who, right?

Like ultimately it is voluntary.

Like, we haven't talked at all about Eddie Goldman.

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