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human
I suppose you know that there are 32 teams in the NFL?
gpt
*lips slightly parted* I knew there were a lot, but I don't think I knew the exact number. That makes sense though with how it's separated between the NFC and AFC
human
Yes.  To increase TV revenue they added a bye week for each team so there are 17 weeks for each team to play 16 games.  More TV revenue.
gpt
That makes sense though. The Super Bowl is a big deal and is one of the most watched sporting events of the year
human
It usually is on the first Sunday of February, just like it was last week-end.
gpt
The first playoff game was in 1932 and took place in Chicago. Now it's become a big deal to most Americans
human
It is a social event with lots of Super Bowl parties.  12 teams make the play-offs and then it boils down to the 2 in the big game.
gpt
One cool thing they do is embed chips in the shoulder pads to keep track of the players on the field. That makes it easier to keep track of stats and plays
human
That is an innovative use of technology.  Women are okay to have as players according to the rules.
gpt
It's hard to imagine men and women tackling one another in that way. One of the coaches was a rocket scientist before he started coaching in the NFL. That definitely a change of career
human
Sure is!  The New Orleans cheerleaders cannot eat in the same restaurant as an NFL player.  If one comes in while the cheerleader is eating, she has to leave.  Probably a rule requested by the player's wives.
gpt
That's pretty crazy, but understandable. Out of all the quarterbacks in the NFL, only one is left handed. That is surprising
human
I played defensive back in high school.  It is hard to catch one from a lefty, it is spinning backwards.  An NFL game only has 11 minutes of action yet they work out nearly year round to be in shape for that.
gpt
*raises eyebrows* Only eleven minutes?! I've played a flag football game that had more action than that. There was a Super Bowl winning quarterback who threw a touchdown pass to himself
human
There is always some play that one has never seen before.  I went to Oklahoma University and a recent QB there, Baker Mayfield, almost quite football to play competitive gaming.  He won the Heisman in football
gpt
Apparently there's another Heisman winner, Lamar Jackson, who has recently been signed on as the Raven's quarterback. He set records while he was in college
human
Imagine being a high school coach of a jv team that loses every game, never scores a touchdown and your back-up QB is Tom Brady and you don't put him in for a single play.  It happened.
gpt
That's crazy. I guess that shows that most don't peak in high school. There's a quarterback who is in the MLB under contract even though he hasn't played a regular season game in years
human
This year's Heisman winner was also at Oklahoma.  He has a 4.66 million bonus for baseball but may go in the NFL draft as well.  Alex Smith took so many AP tests in high school that he was a junior in college when he enrolled in college.
gpt
*lips slightly parted* The quarterback is definitely one of the determinants in how well a team will do in the season. They touch the ball probably the most of all the players on the team