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human
Hey what do you think about Eli Manning? Do you think he's going to have a great season this year
gpt
*eyes widen* I don't have big expectations for him.  It might be in his best interest to preserve his genius-level IQ and call it quits sooner rather than later.
human
Yes that's a good point. He is about 37 years old now and the longer he plays the harder it will be on his brain
gpt
I wonder what it would have been like had he stayed in San Diego as opposed to New York?  The Chargers selected him, but quickly traded him to Giants, which included Philip Rivers.
human
Yesterday definitely would have been different with that case. Who are your favorite quarterbacks though? I really like Tom Brady
gpt
I can't deny Brady's success.  Not sure if I have a favorite right now, but there is no doubt they are usually the leaders of a team considering almost every offensive play goes through the quarterback.
human
*opens mouth slightly* Yep I agree. Quarterbacks are important, like the deaf quarterback who invented the Huddle, talk about a great invention
gpt
Good call!  I know no-huddle is the rage now, but with those complex play calls, I couldn't imagine a game without a huddle at some point.   
human
*raises eyebrows* No it's definitely a huge part of the sport! I can't believe that Baker Mayfield was going to become professional video game player. He was so good at Halo 3 he could beat anyone on campus
gpt
*takes a step forward* Or think about a super athlete like Russell Wilson.  The current Seattle quarterback hasn't played baseball since 2011, but is still on a major league baseball contract.  In fact, he even was part of a trade in 2018!
human
That's amazing! I love how talented some of these quarterbacks are, like Alex Smith who passed out of so many classes in high school and college that he got his college degree in 2 years
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* Some amazing athletes and smart people as well!   That said, I wonder if ANY quarterback in history will achieve Brad Johnson's feat of throwing a TD pass to himself!
human
No I don't think so I need to see a video of that, what do you think about the idea that there is no rule against female players in the NFL
gpt
I think they never really considered the fact that women would want to play when it first started.  At this point, I'm pretty sure they couldn't legally make it male-only, but I don't expect to see women playing anytime soon. 
human
*raises eyebrows* No I agree with you. What they should work on is the length of games though. Only 11 minutes of live gameplay and yet a game on TV can take up to 3 hours
gpt
That said, for those 11 minutes, the NFL really invests a lot!  They have tracking chips that monitor almost every movement from players and the football.
human
*raises eyebrows* Yes I think the tracking chips are kind of scary. They can track the ball as well as player locations. I'm an engineer and apparently engineers make a higher lifetime average income than NFL players, which is interesting
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* That is interesting.  I wonder how many current players are engineers and can fall back on it?  I do know that Matt Patricia is the only coach who is also a rocket scientist!  
human
*takes a step forward* He's probably a genius! I just think it's dumb how cheerleaders can't be in the same restaurant as players, that seems like an outdated rule, I bet that a rocket scientist wouldn't have any problems with being in the same room as a cheerleader LOL
gpt
LOL. Another thing that is outdated is the Browns not winning much.  Did you know Pittsburgh Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger has the most wins in the Cleveland stadium of any quarterback dating to when the Browns became a franchise again?!?