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Why'd you ask him? Just give us one tease.

Alonzo Mourning, not really a laugher. Well, he doesn't associate with sad either. Kind of in the middle there.

Alonzo Mourning, not really a laugher. Well, he doesn't associate with sad either. Kind of in the middle there.

A little if their careers ended today. Oh, I like that. I like this spin on this game. I'm with Dan on this one, Greg.

A little if their careers ended today. Oh, I like that. I like this spin on this game. I'm with Dan on this one, Greg.

How about Russell Wilson? If career ended today. Because he played his way in and then out. But now he's had another good season. What do you think, Dan?

How about Russell Wilson? If career ended today. Because he played his way in and then out. But now he's had another good season. What do you think, Dan?

You guys watch that yet, or what?

You guys watch that yet, or what?

Dan, you like documentaries. We know this. I find myself falling for the traps of the documentaries. So I texted two people. I saw that the Aaron Rodgers one came out yesterday, and I was like, well, this is going to be a talking point. I should probably watch this. But it's three parts, and I started watching at 9.30 at night, which is usually when I fall asleep.

Dan, you like documentaries. We know this. I find myself falling for the traps of the documentaries. So I texted two people. I saw that the Aaron Rodgers one came out yesterday, and I was like, well, this is going to be a talking point. I should probably watch this. But it's three parts, and I started watching at 9.30 at night, which is usually when I fall asleep.

So I knew it was going to be a task to watch all three episodes last night, but I texted two different people. When I started, I go... I'm mentally preparing myself to like Aaron Rodgers when this is done. Because that's how these documentaries always go. You always end up thinking like, oh, you know, Joe Exotic is really not that bad a guy. And it's like, well, he kind of is.

So I knew it was going to be a task to watch all three episodes last night, but I texted two different people. When I started, I go... I'm mentally preparing myself to like Aaron Rodgers when this is done. Because that's how these documentaries always go. You always end up thinking like, oh, you know, Joe Exotic is really not that bad a guy. And it's like, well, he kind of is.

So like all these documentaries make you sympathetic towards the person and then like somewhat liking them at the end. So I went in there saying, I'm probably going to like Aaron Rodgers when this is done. Not that I dislike him now. I'm just like, I feel like it's going to be very pro Aaron Rodgers. Kind of feel bad for him. What? Like watching it. The family stuff?

So like all these documentaries make you sympathetic towards the person and then like somewhat liking them at the end. So I went in there saying, I'm probably going to like Aaron Rodgers when this is done. Not that I dislike him now. I'm just like, I feel like it's going to be very pro Aaron Rodgers. Kind of feel bad for him. What? Like watching it. The family stuff?

It just, and you guys can watch it and I'm not going to give you too much information. It's incredible access. And I also realize no one is living life without a camera crew around them anymore in 2024. Because this starts pre-Jets injury. Like he already had the camera crew there. He was already doing stuff before he got injured.

It just, and you guys can watch it and I'm not going to give you too much information. It's incredible access. And I also realize no one is living life without a camera crew around them anymore in 2024. Because this starts pre-Jets injury. Like he already had the camera crew there. He was already doing stuff before he got injured.

And then you're kind of are then following him as he got injured through his recovery. Then you're kind of going back in time, learning about how he kind of came up through the ranks, had to play at a junior college, all that stuff. So the project started when he joined the Jets? It started, like, right before he joined the Jets, I think.

And then you're kind of are then following him as he got injured through his recovery. Then you're kind of going back in time, learning about how he kind of came up through the ranks, had to play at a junior college, all that stuff. So the project started when he joined the Jets? It started, like, right before he joined the Jets, I think.

So I don't think this necessarily was supposed to be how it went, but it became this other thing. And then it's broken up into, like, three different episodes, and each episode is, like, a different story that they're telling about Aaron Rodgers. So far, two episodes in, like, two and a quarter in because I fell asleep in the third. I feel bad for him, and it's not the way that you think.