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human
Good afternoon!  Are you a fan of Tom Brady?  It's amazing he is still going strong even into his 40s!
gpt
I think he's undeniably a great QB but I have a lot of problems with him. 
human
There are certainly some things I question.  What are your main issues?  Do you have any concerns with his TB12 Method?
gpt
*tilts head* Mainly the cheating. Especially when I feel like he never had to do that. Is the TB12 Method the book he wrote?
human
Yes.  I guess it is sort of considered a bible for athletes.  I guess to each their own, but there are some less than mainstream beliefs he has.
gpt
I have not read it but that's the vibe I was getting about it also. Like a self-help type book. 
human
*frowns* I think some people think he pushes the spiritual a little too much. A noted Boston reporter name Bob Ryan thinks the book is "creepy" and equated it to being "cultlike."
gpt
Oh wow. Yeah that would not be for me. Are you a football fan?
human
*eyes brighten* I really am a big fan and it's one of my favorite sports.  You?
gpt
I am a fan. Did you know that ESPN won an Emmy for inventing the yellow line that marks the first down? Can you imagine watching a game without that?
human
Not sure I could picture a game without it.  There are times I forget that it's superimposed on the screen and wonder why the player doesn't see it when they don't make a first down.
gpt
Ha ha, me too. Do you remember the Patriots RB Benjarvus Green-Ellis?
human
Vaguely.  The Patriots do some amazing thing with RBs that haven't done anything huge in the league.  What is special about him?
gpt
*takes a step forward* He never fumbled a football his entire career!
human
Whoa!  That is pretty special.  I'm surprised he didn't have a bigger career.  Speaking of careers, could you imagine a time when a pro bowler would make more than a football star?  
gpt
I cannot imagine that at all. I didn't know there was ever a time when that happened. I remember it being on TV randomly when I was little but not for a long time. 
human
*opens mouth slightly* The 1960s were obviously a different time.  Within a decade, football was probably supplanting baseball and left the pro bowlers in the dust.  
gpt
Good point. Any idea what the highest score in football ever was?
human
I seem to recall it happened way back in like the second decade of the 1900s and involved Georgia Tech, but can't place the score or opposition..  
gpt
*takes a step forward* It was against Cumberland. The score was 222-0. How is that even possible?!
human
Wow!  I think the most I have heard about were scores in the 80s or maybe even 90s, but that wouldn't even reach half of that score.
gpt
No. It seems like they would have had to have been scoring the entire time. 