Ethan Strauss

And now people are debating after they said, oh my God, this guy's actually great.

Now they're debating whether he's even good.

So clearly you don't need the quarterback.

to win a Super Bowl, maybe in a sustainable way that you do, but I think it's the perfect tension.

I think that's what's great about American football is that there's that quarterback that you can focus on.

You've got that star, but there's enough team stuff going on.

You can get into the nitty-gritty and actually think about a 53-man roster while deploying a disproportionate amount of attention to just one signal caller.

It's really, I think, a great balance and why...

I tend to prefer sports with that sort of balance to the aforementioned soccer.

I like soccer.

My position on soccer...

is it's fine.

It's fine.

I don't hate it.

I enjoy what's happening right now, but 11, 11 players, it's just a little too much.

It's just a little too much spread out responsibility for me.

And what do I love most?

Well, I think, well, I don't know who's interrupted at this point because we're all talking extemporaneously, simultaneously, and we're enthusiastic about this, which is good.

I think the point that one of, and this is your terms, the Fuentes boys, is that what you say?

Is that how you refer to it?