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human
Are you a fan of the Redskins?
gpt
Yes, I am.  What about you?
human
I am, but after Dan Snyder purchased them they have sucked. 
gpt
Haha, I have heard that from several different people.  
human
Yeah, it is like everything he touches turns to garbage. It makes it hard to watch because each year they end up sucking halfway into the season. 
gpt
On a side note, do you realize that an average NFL game only has 11 minutes of live gameplay?
human
I'm not surprised, it seems like there is a lot of standing around on the sidelines. 
gpt
That's a fact. Wonder why there hasn't been a female player, yet?  The NFL has no written rule against them.
human
I think it is likely due to the fact that most Americans are less comfortable watching women play a heavy contact sport.
gpt
*raises eyebrows* Probably likely, but you'd think there would at least be a kicker.
human
Yeah, there were kickers when I was in high school on competing teams. That's a tough job, here today, gone tomorrow: Laces out! 
gpt
I think it's cool the NFL uses tracking chips in the player's shoulder pads to record a players every move on the field. They can gather all kinds of stats like that.
human
Yeah, is it the NFL or the teams themselves? What would the NFL themselves use it for? 
gpt
I think it's the NFL, probably most likely to track the players to see if they sustain concussions, most likely.  Since that is the hot button issue right now.  Force of the hit, how many hits sustained each game, etc.
human
*eyes widen* Interesting, but they also have chips in the football as well. 
gpt
Yes, that info is probably more valuable to the individual teams and to give the talking heads something to discuss while everybody is standing around on the sidelines. Lol
human
Yeah, I hear that there are only 11 minutes of live gameplay in the average game. 
gpt
Like I said before, plenty of time to stand around.
human
Yeah, well apparently an engineer is, on average, likely to make more than the average NFL player over his career. 
gpt
That's why you stay in school and get a degree for when that golden career is all gone.  Alex Smith was working on his Master's degree before becoming the first overall pick in the 2005 draft.