Hey guys, it's Robert Mays.

Just a heads up.

The athletic football show is off this week.

Just taking a little break after the Super Bowl.

We will be back next week with our first off season and free agency previews.

So please check back for that.

If you're looking for analysis of the Carson Wentz trade in podcast form, please check out our Eagles and Colts shows, Birds with Friends, and 1% Better, hosted by a lot of familiar voices from this show, like Shil Kapadia, Stephen Holder, Zach Kiefer, Zach Berman, Bull Wolf, all of our buddies. No show for us today, but I did want to bring you guys a preview of a new podcast that we're really excited about from Lindsay Zarniak. You guys know Lindsay from her work at ESPN and Fox Sports. Over the course

of her excellent career, Lindsay has become fascinated by the intersection of sports and music.

As the saying goes, athletes want to be rock stars. Rock stars want to be athletes.

Lindsay explores that idea on her new podcast, The Artist and the Athlete.

Each episode of The Artist and the Athlete pairs a prominent sports figure alongside a renowned

musician for an intimate, wide-ranging conversation that explores their paths of success,

their process, and their passions when away from the big stage. Some of the guests include

Danica Patrick, Alanis Morcette, Clayton Kirschaw, Eddie Vedder, and Anthony Rizzo. That last one is a particular interest for Chicago guy like me. Please check out this preview of the artist and the athlete. And please look for new episodes every Tuesday, wherever you get your podcasts. We'll be back next week with Nate and Lindsay. Until then, stay warm. Stay safe. I'll talk to you guys. All right, guys, X's and O's,

rapid fire, both of you. All right. If I weren't an athlete or an artist, I would be what,

Brad Paisley? A spy. Good answer. Clay. Unemployed. That's it?

I got one skill and I just, that's it.

Well, I heard you're a really good football player too.

No, that's ship's sailed.

He can't played professional ping pong, but I don't think he'd be like topping Forbes list.

Yeah.

You can work on that when you retire.

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