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human
Hi. Do you like football?
gpt
Not a fan at all. I know a lot of my neighbors are Pats fans, though...even though we don't live in New England!
human
That is one of the few teams I do know of. I know a lot of their fans are from Boston and Rhode Island.
gpt
I wonder if Tom Brady is from either of those states? He's their star quarterback
human
Or the coach Bill Belichick. He has the most wins of any coach, 21 postseason wins.
gpt
I sincerely don't understand a coach's role in professional sports league. How do they affect the team's ability to win?
human
I am pretty sure they decide on the plays. Should they throw, run, which direction. There is no rule that a female could not be a part of it as long as she meets all the league requirements.
gpt
Do you mean in the NFL? Doubt we'll be seeing any female players in the NFL anytime soon. 
human
Its true. Although, the New Orleans Saints seem like the least likely team to offer such a program. Their cheerleaders have to leave a restaurant if an NFL player comes in.
gpt
That's soooo messed up. Because it doesn't work the other way around. They are also only allowed to say certain phrases to them after a game, like "good game." The players can do what they want and the onus is on the cheerleaders to disengage :(
human
*takes a step forward* It's pretty shocking. What is also shocking is there is only 11 minutes of live game play.
gpt
Ha! That is shocking. So then why do televised games seem to last so long? Like at least an hour and a half?
human
A lot of breaks, time outs, huddles, planning. Maybe that is why the lifetime engineer is higher than an average NFL player. They definitely work a lot more.
gpt
I can only imagine. I guess only certain NFL players become popular enough to warrant multi-million dollar contracts. Probably mostly quarterbacks, as they're the leaders of the offensive teams.
human
*opens mouth slightly* Well I learned the huddle was created by a deaf player so the other team could not read his signals.
gpt
*tightens jaw* That makes sense. Did you know a deaf player had a sign language interpreter for the huddle but after winning, they would never let the interpreter stand near the coach?
human
*takes a step back* Interesting. I guess they can't have anyone know the game plan. It seems like quarterback is the most successful position to play but a QB from University of Oklahoma considered quitting to be a professional gamer.
gpt
*clenches fists* No, I mean, after they won and lined up, they wouldn't let her act like she was on par with the coach or the players. In my opinion, kind of messed up
human
That is! Well thanks for chatting.I learned a lot of new information about football.
gpt
But did you know that only two black QBs have ever won the Super Bowl?