with the 22nd pick in the 2021 NFL draft with the 92nd pick with the 250th pick with the 53rd pick with the 109th pick 100th pick and with the 215th pick the Tennessee Titan select can't wait to get you here. Coming up on Titans All Access it's been a busy off season from free agency to the 2021 NFL draft. Tennessee has reshaped its roster. You know it's a dream come true. First round draft pick Caleb Farley walks around the field with Mike Key. Tennessee man has always been my favorite team. Amy Wells finds out why linebacker Bud Dupree wanted to don the two-tone blue. General manager John Robinson joins us to talk all things Titans off season. You love uniform questions don't you? You love them. Head coach Mike Vrable answers questions from Titans Nation and one of the newest Titans isn't new to the Titans. All this and so much more coming up on Titans All Access. The monster Derrick Henry, Zach! There's John Evans, AJ Brown taking him to school. We're back to introduce you to the 2021 Tennessee Titans for the first time. Lots of stuff has happened in this off season and as you just heard we're going to have a lot of things to show you and tell you during the course of this program to get you up to speed but the first thing I think is probably how to run through the draft picks. Yeah we should probably introduce people to the newest Tennessee Titans. Okay so just to make sure you're up to speed here we go. Let's start in the first round with Virginia Tech defensive back Caleb Farley. The second pick for the Tennessee Titans, Dylan Radins who is an offensive tackle out of North Dakota State. Two third round picks we begin with the man taken at number 92 out of the University of Georgia, Monty Rice. And then there is Elijah Molden the defensive back out of Washington. In the fourth round the Tennessee Titans traded up to take Louisville wide receiver Des Fitzpatrick. And they also took Rashad Weaver an outside linebacker from Pitt. First of two sixth round picks Titans go to Louisiana State University for wide out racy mic math. And the Titans wrap up the draft with a safety out of Oregon Brady Breeze. Eight total draft picks the Titans got high draft grades everywhere and a big part of the reason for that the first round pick Caleb Farley. Absolutely and Mike had a chance to talk to the Titans first round pick. Let's go around the field with Caleb Farley. The Tennessee Titans select Caleb Farley defensive back Virginia Tech. Oh there you go. Welcome to Nissan Stadium. Can you describe what it's like to be and what is your new home? Man it's just extremely emotional you know I think it's right there just as emotional as draft night was coming out here and seeing the the graphic and smelling the grass it's just it's just getting me anxious to play football. What does it mean just being on a football field to Caleb Farley? That means everything to me you know that's that's been my life since I was six years old that's what I love to do I genuinely have a deep passion for it. I want to play for 25 years. Is it true that you really told your mom when you were seven years old that you would be an NFL first round pick? Absolutely absolutely that's always been my dream it's always been my goal. In 2017 first day of practice you tear up your knee.  A part of my dream did go away you know during that I never once thought about quitting or or giving up my dreams of playing in NFL but my dream was to have my mom in the stands my dream was to take a ball tour but I'm still grateful because I have my father so it just brought us even closer together and it gave me a whole different perspective on life and I'm how to value and cherish each and every moment with your loved ones.   As you're here now and you think about the whole journey the good the bad and the in between and you're looking at this beautiful place with your name on the jumbo tron welcome to Tennessee Caleb Farley how do you sort of pull it all together? You know it's a dream come true I have everything that I could ever ask for in a team to you know help me have success just meeting the coaching staff and talking with the training staff and and the hospitality everybody's shown it's so much more than I could have dreamed about even though I dreamed about it so big it's so much more and it just feels so good to be a part of something bigger than yourself and I'm just so so excited to be a part of this organization and this team. Okay so you've got the NFL ball but I got to get you to do something else okay that is a football that I have gotten every Titans first round pick to sign oh wow so from Maiden High School all the dreams you now get to join the list that's such an honor how about right below your defensive teammate Rashawn Evans Caleb Farley welcome to the Tennessee Titans thank you it's time to party we are live here this year's virtual draft party presented by Gibson featured analysis from Titans radio performances by Mitchell Tenpenny in moon taxi and a Titans alumni round table with running backs Eddie George Chris Johnson and defensive end Javon Curse a select number of season ticket members watched the party live from the Gibson garage and version hotel on Thursday April 29th this is Hunter from Richmond Virginia he says coach what are you the most excited about for this upcoming season same thing I am always is trying to build a team and build up build guys with new faces every year is different just getting excited to work with the players you know I never got into coaching to hang out with other coaches I got into coaching to help players and improve players and win glad to have you back with us in the Bet MGM studio and glad to have back with us in the Bet MGM studio Titans general manager John Robinson it's good to see you here again oh it's good to be back live in person Mike all right I want to talk about Caleb Farley who we've already met in this edition of Titans all access what separated Caleb Farley not just from the other cornerbacks but from the other players so that you decided to take him in the first round he had outstanding size speed athleticism he was a pretty guy to to evaluate on film with the production that he had and then the more that we talked to the staff and the coaches you know that had kind of touched him along the way there in his career at Virginia Tech just an outstanding guy that was committed to the team effort smart football player with a tireless work ethic Elijah Molden is another guy that you drafted what makes him unique what is he going to contribute to the secondary he's a versatile player you know he can he can play safety he can play outside corner he's played nickel he's tough he's dependable he's extremely smart one of our more impressive interviews he had watched three or four games of our defensive film from this past season and he commented about how he liked the way we used our nickel with blitzes with coverage concepts let's talk about receivers and I want to start in free agency you signed Josh Reynolds away from the Rams what you like about Josh Reynolds outstanding size um competitive player he's got this sneaky speed to him because he's such a longer taller player you don't think he's moving but then he's pulling past defensive backs he can play inside he can play outside really big catch radius for red zone opportunities and he's not afraid to go in there and dig out you know dig out a linebacker or safety in the running game as a blocker you drafted two wideouts racy mcmath and desvitz patrick other than the obvious wide receiver traits that they have was their size part of what set them apart yeah both of those guys had outstanding size and speed you know racy timed really really fast both of those guys the one thing that set those guys apart was their competitiveness their toughness both as blockers um both with the ball in their hands after the catch and racy on special teams you know he was a demon in the kicking game for coach odrian dot lsu you drafted in the second round an offensive lineman out of north dakota state by the name of dylan radens could have drafted a lot of lineman what set dylan radens apart really his size his athleticism his length uh his makeup his traits extremely competitive um had a great week down at the senior bowl uh you could see it in the practices you could see it in the game he was one of our interview guys down there and in mobile and was just an impressive guy to talk to he's about what we're about you know and with the offensive line and how they play stylistically and a really good fit and a guy that we think can really plug in at any four spots amy is going to visit with bud dupri later in this edition of titans all access and what i want to know is as you were going through free agency looking for an edge rusher what led you to bud dupri well i think he impacts the game you know at the end of the line of scrimmage you know whether it's the run game or the passing game pittsburgh moved him around a little bit and kind of played you know that joker position or buck position where you know he might line up on the guard he might line up and he rushes and he blitzes or he drops denico autry is a player that we're very familiar with from his time with the raiders and the colts he's listed as a defensive lineman but it's his versatility what makes him so appealing yeah i'm glad we don't got a block and we're playing with it rather than against him but you know he's a guy again that that you know he's he blinds up over over the guard i mean heck he played some nose tackle for indy sometimes you could stand him up you can play him over the tackle a really tough physical aggressive style to his play and a guy that again adds some versatility to the mix with that front for us john robinson it has been an exciting off season so far thanks for sharing the details to this point we look forward to visiting with you again thanks for having me in more titans all access coming your way after this on saturday march 20th the tennessee titans partnered with mayor john cooper and the metro health department to host a covid 19 mass vaccination event at nissan stadium the event distributed 10 000 doses of the johnson and johnson vaccine one of the things we pride ourselves on is that we want to be committed to serve this community not just when we're entertaining fans on game day and some of the events that we've been able to host and sort of the projects we've been able to be a part of are really consistent with that you're in the bed mgm studio with titans all access this is amy wells i'm mike keith glad to have you rejoining us as we talk about a lot of the off season excitement with the tennessee titans and one piece of off season excitement news came really at the end of 2020 when the tennessee titans announced that nissan stadium is going to get a facelift in the years to come as a matter of fact it's going to be remade refreshed reimagined going to be really special moving forward but it's not just nissan stadium it's the entire east bank and mike you had a chance to sit down with some of the titans brass to talk about this big project in the titans huddle check this out gill beverly you have seen fan surveys absolutely you have been involved with the focus groups as you've heard this talk over the last four months what are you hearing from the fans well once it's a great sense of excitement people love nissan stadium they love the titans and the opportunity for an upgrade and see the evolution and for us to take everything to a new level i think had people you know really fired up but in terms of what people are looking for i think there are you know really three themes that emerged one is social you know it used to be in the old days that you went to a game you kind of filed into your seat and you just sat there and you just watched and you know the way stadiums have evolved now people want to be able to hang out a little bit more maybe i want to talk to a buddy who's not a different part of the statement i want to meet with them somewhere else and and hang out for a little bit or i want to be able to move around and and talk to different people instead of just sitting next to one person the second thing is food everyone loves food right so there's a desire to get more elevated food experiences in the building and to get more authentic nashville and then last but not least is entertainment we vision nissan stadium as the biggest stage in nashville so how do we put music all throughout the building how do we create spaces for other types of shows what does campus development mean in your mind and what do the titans kind of envision behind the campus development of nissan state we need to start by defining the real estate we're we're talking about so the uh the city has long referred to uh the the area where the stadium sits as the east bank the east bank is generally the area between the cumberland river and the highway that separates downtown from east nashville and edgefield and and casey and and our stadium sits in the kind of center of that of that area and for a long time the city has envisioned that that this area the east bank which is largely industrial would become something bigger more dynamic through multiple mayoral administrations we've been listening to to city planners about what they would like to see happening on the east bank and participating in that longer term bigger vision what types of buildings would be appropriate and what type of layout would be appropriate to inspire people to have this be a vibrant community to to live work and play we think based on all of our discussions that this area can be a fabulous place that will enhance the reputation of our city will enhance the reputation of tennessee uh and we want to be a part of that we want to help to bring that vision to life for more details about what's going on with the nissan stadium refurbishment and the development of the east bank make sure and visit tennessee titans dot com around the band amy well sits down with free agent outside linebacker bud dupri one of the newest titans that's next on titans all access but first mike vapor has another question and answer this one's from kenston in memphis tennessee he asks what is the best way for players to rest up and heal during the off season well some guys take longer than than others some guys have procedures after the season some guys have have some lingering issues that they need to continue to rehab some guys are probably a little fresher than others based on age and i think that's all part of the building your routine it's so important for us to be a part of the community on april third the tennessee titans partner with hands on nashville to assist with flood relief efforts we actually built a partnership a year ago during the tornado when the titans came in and said we want to help and we said great we can put you to work several titans employees helped clean up an area near suitor drive in nashville when our residents in the community are hurting and need help it is our responsibility to go out and be a part of that the tennessee titans thrilled their fans when it was announced early in free agency that they had agreed to terms with coveted outside linebacker bud dupri there's not much the university of kentucky grad can't do on the football field and in talking to our amy wells you see that his passion is the biggest reason that his motor never stops if you grew up in georgia you played at kentucky now here you are in tennessee how does it feel to be back many all feels greatly back in the south seems like a pipeline i had here you know high school ball college ball now i'm back in the titans so man it's uh it's always been a dream for me to play for the titans actually even though growing up my favorite team with no what's the falcons is being in georgia man but tennessee man has always been my not my favorite my favorite team other than that man you know a to george man the late mcnair man a lot of those the og guys this is a blessing to be able to just play for play for this organization now what is it about this titans defense right now that really appeals to you know the dbs man the dbs are tremendous you know they're doing great job man you know the inside linebackers it's i can go on and on about the defense man that they're making plays you know up front the big guys they have it through techniques and stuff too i also lander he does a great job too man that's a lot of moving pieces on this defense and uh you know they're coming together tremendous as we've seen over the last couple years seeing the growth of this organization and seeing the in the direction they're going i mean you couldn't be more excited for the program one of your future teammates is jeffrey simon someone that you've worked out with a little bit knowing his style of play knowing your own style of play how do you feel like you guys are going to fit together on the football field yeah definitely i can't wait to get clear so we can go back and start back around and then all season together along with the other guys man so we can really get a feel now that we know we're on the same team we can really work together despite of just i'm working at the same place you're working out let's get some working now it's a bigger goal now we're in the all season together as a whole you know that's the fun part about it being able to be in that in those type of environments with your teammates you know putting the pressure on each other man let's get better let's do this let's do this extra man let's make sure we let's make sure we're connecting the dots as a unit then it'll all be fun now you mentioned getting cleared your 2020 season was cut a little short due to injury but in the 11 games that you played you were able to get eight sacks that's a lot of sacks for 11 games tell me the uh bud dupery key to getting a sack man you know i'm a speed rush guy man i think it's a lot of times people on the speed you know uh when you over said speed you'll be able to turn it into power i'm a big guy so i like to do power moves as well and you know when it's crunch time you got to be able to put your pin your ears back and be able to get to the quarterback man it doesn't matter how you get to the quarterback in which way just make sure you get that but dupery he's gonna wear number 48 for the titans just like he did in pittsburgh when we come back you'll meet one of the newest titans whose first ever professional football game was at nissan stadium and it was a memorable one stay tuned to meet monnie rice that's next this one is from ashton in novaskosha he says coach what is one thing that you wish you had known when you began your career as a head coach you know i don't really know i mean i think that this there's going to be just a lot of things that you're going to have to deal with every day and you're going to have to keep your knees back keep your head on a swivel you know it's such a long season it's such a long process stick with the plan stick in what with what you believe in and and make the players believe in it they didn't leave a manual underneath the desk and you kind of just have to to do the things that you feel like are best for the football team we love it when we start to have players who join the tennessee titans who actually grew up titans fans and that happened in this draft class it did and mike nothing makes me more emotional when titans fans become titans but monty rice was a titans fan yeah we have a lot of fans in the huntsville alabama area shout out to north alabama we love you down there monty rice grew up in the huntsville area and had a chance to attend his first titans game nearly 12 years ago crazy crazy stuff as you look at the pictures of him in his titans garb let's remember the first game that he ever attended which was actually on november 29 2009 i contend it might be the best game ever played at nissan stadium tell me why they're playing the arizona cardinals the tennessee titans are they're behind late in the game they get the ball back at their own one yard line they don't need a field goal they need a touchdown and the titans miraculously drive 99 yards with a series of bizarre plays to get down the field and score to win they actually do it on the last play of the game ironically two first round picks vent young to kenny britt for the game winner with no time remaining and you think about that if you're monty rice and that's the first pro game you ever see you're going to be a fan your whole life yeah that that'll get you hooked that'll get you hooked on nfl football and so cool to now have him be a part of this organization and play his first nfl game in the same place that he saw his first nfl game monty rice one of the newest titans and we're excited for him and excited about what all is happening in this off season we've got a lot more coming up over the next few months our next edition of titans all access will be a training camp preview stay tuned and check your local listings for when that will be on in your area for amy wells i'm mike keith thanks for joining us and we'll see you next time


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I just want to read from Galatians 5, verse 1, and also Galatians 5 verse 1 says, In the liberty by which Christ has made us free and do not be entangled again with a yoke of bondage. So the context is about the law where to the Galatian church he's writing, you started off in the spirit now, why are you going back to the law? Why are you going back to circumcision and all that? Because some of the false brethren had come and started spreading that kind of a teaching and so they were slowly going back to in order to be saved you needed to be circumcised to keep the law etc. So you're saying in that context but then this can be applied in other areas as well. We've been given the liberty Christ has made us free. So do not go back and be entangled in the very same thing that Christ has set us free from. Do not be entangled again with a yoke of bondage. So stand fast and that word stand fast means stand firm and persevere and continue to persist in standing firm and keep that freedom or keep that standing which has been given to you. And then if we go down to verse 13 says for you brethren have been called to liberty. Now we've been called to freedom, liberty. Only do not use liberty as an opportunity for the flesh. You've been given this freedom, you've been called to this freedom but do not use this freedom as an opportunity, as a provision for the flesh. But through love serve one another. So this opportunity which means that this freedom, this liberty that we have in Christ, this grace that has been extended to us do not use that as an opportunity. You know we've been delivered, I mean we've been set free from the consequence of the law. So we don't, you know, the ritualistic things of the law. And so do not be entangled again with the things that we've been set free from. And the other thing is this, this liberty is something that you've been invited to. This is this liberty that we have and because the grace of God is something that has been given to us but do not use this as an opportunity, which means that there is a tendency, there is a potential to use it as an opportunity for the things of the flesh, right? Because the spirit of God, you know, the flesh lusts against things of the spirit, right? There is that constant struggle. So the flesh needs to be crucified, the mind needs to be renewed. So do not use this freedom as an opportunity, as a provision to plan to sin or to give in to the appetites of the flesh but stand firm in the freedom and through love, so one another. So this is a reminder for us to continue to live in freedom, right? To not be entangled again, to not to take things for granted the things that we have been delivered from, right? So let's pray. Father, we thank you for this reminder, Lord, not to be entangled again with a yoke of bondage. Yes, Lord, we thank you for the privilege, we thank you for the freedom, Lord, that we are experiencing today because of the finished work of the cross, Lord, because of what you did for us, Lord, because of the grace that you extended for us, we thank you for the freedom. Lord, many times we try to, we tend to take it for granted. The very things that we've been delivered from, oh God, the things that we were oppressed with, Father God, we've been delivered from it, Lord, and we knew what it was, God, to be delivered from it, God, the freedom that we experienced, the joy that we experienced, the peace that we experienced, God. And so Lord, Lord, maybe be careful not to go back, not to be entangled in those very things again, Lord. Father, we thank you for this exhortation and warning, God. And also, God, we thank you, Lord, for this exhortation, Lord, that we've been called for that freedom, that we've been invited, we've been called for this freedom, to live in that freedom, God. And so maybe be careful not to use that freedom as an opportunity, as a thing to plan, to fulfil the desires of the flesh, God. We thank you, Lord. We give you all the praise and the glory. We pray all this in the powerful and precious name of our Lord and Saviour. Jesus. Amen. Okay, so last class, yesterday we looked at, we just went through those steps, the path of restoration for emotional wholeness. And that is something that we can do personally, from time to time, just to recalibrate ourselves and to see, you know, are we living in that freedom or have we gone back into some kind of, you know, maybe because of some challenge, maybe because of something, have we kind of gone back to live under that weight again? So sometimes the things are so subtle, right? The drift is so subtle that we don't realise it. And we've given into maybe some kind of a fear, we've given into some kind of a deception. And pretty soon we just see that, you know, we're just living under the weight of that whole thing, right? So from time to time, we can actually recalibrate and see, re-evaluate and recalibrate, right? And take a spiritual inventory, take stock of how things are, and, you know, actually use this method in a very detailed manner to submit, to surrender, to renounce, to repent, to release forgiveness and so on, and continue on. So having looked at that, there are some things that we need to have. Now, this is an ongoing thing, of course, and, you know, from, well, maybe we can do it whenever we feel prompted, or maybe, you know, on a monthly basis even, just a suggestion. But there are certain things that need to be part of our lives as an on an ongoing basis, okay? On an ongoing as part of a lifestyle, okay? Now, you know, when we, probably when we have some kind of a sickness and we ask, we go and visit the doctor and say, you know, doctor, this is what I'm sensing, this is what I'm feeling, maybe, you know, it's something to do with your weight or something to do with some other health parameter. And, you know, the expectation is that the doctor will check and say, okay, maybe you need to take this pill, maybe you need to take this medicine, you know, take it for, maybe you need to take the shot injection, and you'll be fine. You know, just wait it out, rest it out, you'll be fine in a couple of days. You'll be fine, you'll be back to normal. But instead, when the doctor says, you know, you need to make some drastic changes to your lifestyle.   It's for life, you need to make those changes. Now that's a, that's a difficult thing.  But then the doctor says, no, this is what it is. It needs to be part of you, and it needs to be part of your life. And you need to make these changes for things to get better. And for things to, or the things that have, you know, maybe the changes that are happening in you, in your body. For it to stick, you know, for it to become like a permanent thing, you need to make these changes. So similarly, you know, when it comes to emotional health and emotional wholeness, inner wholeness, see that there are some things that need to be part of our lifestyle. Okay, which means that these things need to become part of our, you know, our lifestyle change. And when we say lifestyle, we're talking about, you know, the picture that we have is that of a marathon, you know, runner. It's not a hundred meters dash where you finish. And then, you know, you're resting. It's a long-term thing, right? So when we look at that, we see that certain things need to be long-term, right? It needs to be a long-term change. Okay, so what are some of these? First thing is to sever, which means to cut off all sinful things, all ties that hold you back, that drag you back. That trouble your soul, trouble or bring a weight. Bring us under oppression. Create a stronghold. Now, that needs to be severed. That needs to be cut. Okay, what is it that's causing you, that's dragging you back to your sinful pattern? What is it that's dragging you back to that downward spiral of maybe fear or oppression or sadness? And what is it that is dragging you back? Now, that is something that we need to understand. What is that trigger? And how can I avoid it? Like, how can I cut it off? If you look at Matthew chapter 5, the Lord Jesus says something very, very harsh, it seems. It's like a surgical cutting away, a surgical action. Matthew chapter 5 and verse 27 onwards, it says, You have heard that it was said to those of old, you shall not commit adultery. But I say to you that whoever looks at a woman to lust for her has already committed adultery with her in his heart.  So, he's talking about taking action and taking action in a very surgical manner, in a very strict, decisive manner, and describes that cutting away. So, he's saying that if this is a surgical action, in a very surgical manner, in a very strict, decisive manner, and describes that cutting away. So, he's saying that if this is causing you, you know that this is what is causing you to go back. This is what is causing you to live in that place. This is what is dragging you back.  You need to cut that tie. By that, we mean that let it not be part of your life. When we cut off, maybe a tumor or something, it's not part of the body. It's not part of the body in order to cause further damage and pain and maybe grow. So, the Lord is saying that it needs to be cut away. Look at a couple of other scriptures, 1 Corinthians 15 and verse 33 and also 2 Corinthians 6. So, this is what we see. Let me read 15 and verse 33 where it says, Evil company corrupts good habits. Do not be deceived. Evil company corrupts good habits. So, maybe you've got something good going on in your life. There's something healthy going on in your life and there is this possibility that the kind of fellowship that you have, the kind of company that you keep, well, that influences your habits or the worse, not for the better, but for the worse. So, whatever conversations you're having in that kind of friendship, whatever that company that you keep, whatever you're discussing, whatever you're enjoying together, maybe that is corrupting. That is corroding the values, corrupting whatever good that has been established, that whatever good schedule, whatever good routine, whatever discipline, that is corrupting. So, evil company corrupts good habits. So, that's another thing. So, which means that that needs to be, in order for us to be set right, well, what is corrupting needs to be removed. And again, it's not an easy thing to distance away from maybe friends or certain kinds of people influencing us for the worse, but it needs to be done. And in the words of the Lord Jesus, it is like, you cut away what is causing you to sin.  It is painful. So, in a similar manner, as a figure of speech, if that habit of that company is what is causing us to sin, then we need to cut away. And it can be painful. That's the reality. It can be painful, but it needs to be done in order for us to actually get back to health. Second Corinthians 6, verses 14 to 18. So, Paul is actually talking about the company that the Corinthians were actually keeping. The association, the kind of association that they had with those who were unbelievers, those who were not believing Christ. So, he's saying, verse 12, you are restricted by your own affections. And then he goes on to say in verse 14, do not be unequally yoked. So, yok is a tie. It's a close association because you're yoked together to go in the same direction. You're yoked together to carry the same load and purpose and direction and all that. You're yoked together. You're tied together. He's saying, do not be unequally yoked together with unbelievers. And then he says, what fellowship, what communion, what coenonia has righteousness with unrighteousness. And he gives several scenarios, what coenonia has liked with darkness, Christ with Belayal and so on. What part has the believer, the unbeliever? And then what agreement has the temple of God with idols? You are the temple of the living God and so on. So, kind of describing this kind of fellowship, this kind of... So, when we think of this, say, okay, actually, there cannot be any communion, there cannot be any fellowship. There cannot be a yok of these kind of scenarios, like with darkness, temple of God with the powers of darkness. No, there cannot be any communion and fellowship. So, in similar manner, since there cannot be, it has to be cut away. So, save it all times. So, it has to be an ongoing, it has to be a lifestyle.  No, it has to be something that we cut. The second one is, again, something that we know, but to renew our mind with the word of God. To make new our thinking and our thinking pattern. See, all of us have some thinking patterns, whether we are conscious of it or not. So, whenever we face, let's say, fear, there is a thinking pattern which leads us to action. Whenever we are in a particular situation, we find ourselves in a challenging situation or any circumstance, there is a thinking pattern. And that thinking pattern has come because of maybe years and years of thinking on those same lines. And that changes, that shifts and changes according to what we consciously allow our mind to be influenced with. Maybe we read a book, maybe we read, watch something and be inspired, motivated and that changes our pattern of thinking. So, here, the word of God is very clear that there will be transformation when there is change in thinking. The key to transformation is thinking differently or renovating our thinking. So, Romans chapter 12 verse 1 to 3, we know that, be transformed. But first of all, he says, do not be conformed with the things of the world, but be transformed. Conform is to fit in with the pattern or be, you know, forced into a certain pattern. So, do not be conformed to the world's way of doing things, but be transformed. Let there be a change, metamorphic, let there be a drastic change. And that drastic change can only happen when there is a change in thinking. When our mind is renewed, when our thinking pattern shifts and changes according to what? According to the word of God. When we renew our mind to the truth of God's word, when we renew our mind to the values in God's word. So, which means that, okay, you know, whenever I need to do certain things and what does the word of God say about it? When we spend time reading the word of God, when we spend time, we are actually being exposed to the truth. We are exposed to the values in God's word and how God values things. What does he esteem? What does he do? Not esteem, right? What is truth? What is a lie? What is good? What is not good? So, we are exposing our minds to it. And when we expose and we expose, you know, and when we take in, we are actually changing our thinking. And it's a conscious act, right? And some of it can be, you know, need not be a conscious thing. Continue to read and without our knowing, you know, our desires are changing, right? Because we are actually exposed to the truth of God's word, the beauty of God's word, the holiness and the power of God's word. It's changing our emotions, changing our appetites, right? And some of it just happens, right? And in the presence of God as well. We are in the presence of God, we are worshipping and there is a change that's happening to our thinking, right? But some of it has to be intentional. Some of it has to be what we see in Romans chapter 8, right? Romans chapter 8 was 13, right?  But if by the spirit, you put to death the deeds of the body, you will live. So there is this putting to death. If you put to death, which means you think you take action and you put to death, you decide not to do, you decide that this has to end, right? So there is that conscious, intentional change in thinking, change in a decision, right? So you decide, if by the spirit you decide, right? And then things are changing. Let's look at 1 Peter chapter 1 and verse 22 as well. Okay, 1 Peter chapter 1 and verse 22. Since you have purified your souls, you know, obeying the truth through the spirit, right? And since you're a love of the brethren, love and as a fervor to the pure heart, since you have purified your souls in obeying the truth. So in obeying the truth of God's word and God's principles and precepts and instructions, there is a purifying that happens. There is a changing that's happened to the thinking.  And I think it's, you can say it's brainwashing that's happening in a good way, brainwash by the word of God. Many times brainwash is actually used in a negative sense, right? But it's brainwash in a very positive way by the word of God and intentionally, consciously, consciously, you know? Not against your will, but with, you know, the participation fully of your will, of your thoughts, right? And that needs to happen. Now that's a lifestyle change as well. You say that, okay, first lifestyle change, cutting away of things that are dragging, not going back to it, not indulging in it, second lifestyle change, renewing of my mind. The word of God says that this is it, this is how things are, this is how things ought to be. Then we change our thinking accordingly. Okay, the sooner we do that, the sooner we will see that transformation in our lives. Okay, the moment we hesitate and we reason out and we kind of argue, then it's going to take time, right? So that's the second thing. Thirdly, you know, developing a godly lifestyle, growing into Christ's likeness, what we see in Second Timothy 2, that we will grow into the image of Christ, do grow into to be like Christ. Let's look at that verse, Second Timothy 2 and verse 20 onwards, talking about the vessels. Verse 21, if anyone cleanses himself from the latter, he will be a vessel for honour, sanctified and useful for the master, prepared for every good work. And verse 22, flee also youthful lust, but pursue righteousness, faith, love, peace with those who call on the Lord out of a pure heart. So this is again pursuing righteousness and faith and love and peace and everything. It's an ongoing thing. Sorry, I think I read Second Timothy 2. So it's an ongoing thing. So it's something that we make a change where it becomes part of our life. So with all those who call on the Lord out of a pure heart, saying, OK, this is what I'm going after, this is what I'm pursuing. So that's the third thing. The fourth thing is that we develop skills in areas that we might consider to be non-spiritual. And that actually impacts us, impacts us in our spiritual life, impacts us when we look at our overall emotional health and stress levels and so on. What are some of those skills? Communication. Communication, poor communication. If you struggle with communication, it creates a lot of stress. I'm trying to do something. I'm trying to communicate. I'm not being understood. And we are struggling to communicate in a clear manner. So it's good to develop skills in those areas, in the area of communication. So maybe it's written, maybe it's verbal to develop that. So when we are able to understand others, we are being understood, then it reduces a lot of stress and affects us positively in the realm of our emotions. Then relationships gets. How we relate to others, again, that comes naturally, of course, based on our personality and based on our temperament, we relate to others in a certain way. But if we would intentionally develop some skills in this manner, how we relate to people, how we can relate to people, how not to take offence, how not to do certain things, how to respect one another, and so on. So that also helps us. And it's, again, a lifestyle change. When we manage our time well, when we manage our money well, our physical health, exercise and eating habits, and all that unhealthy things like late night binges and all those things. Turning to eating to fulfill an emotional need. That's something we want to, because eating definitely, it's nutritious food, creates an emotional response. There is a, your body feels pleasurable, receives a certain kind of pleasure when we eat food. So if we kind of feeling low, and in order to feel good, we start to eat. That becomes a problem. Every time we feel low, we want to reward ourselves with a chocolate or an ice cream, or some kind of favorite food, and we keep it there in our house, and it's all there, or some snack, something. So it's not that we are hungry, it's not that your body needs it, but our emotion, our love, our emotion need is there. So when we eat out of our emotional need, then there's a problem. Because every time we feel low, every time we feel stressed, we want to fill that with food, and that affects us physically. So our physical health goes for a toss, and to compound it if we don't have any physical exercise. Physical exercise, we don't move around much, and then our life side becomes pre-sidentry. The nature of work could be like that, where maybe we need to sit for hours together, maybe to study certain things, maybe to work on certain things, maybe to work on some reports or whatever. So it becomes very sedentary. So we need to intentionally work at moving. Moving our body, making sure our muscles are healthy and strong, so which means we need to exercise our muscles, maybe our legs, leg muscles, our hand muscles, different areas of our muscles, which really affect our joints. When our muscles are strong, then they are able to carry our body weight better. Our joints are actually not impacted so much. There is less stress in our joints, like knee and ankles and so on, and back muscles. So the muscles are stronger in our back and all that. So we realize if the muscles are strong, then all those nagging pains and everything kind of disappear. So eating, cutting off emotional eating and also indulging actively in some kind of an exercise, maybe for 20 minutes, 30 minutes, making sure our heart rate is good and all that. It really helps. And this is again a lifestyle change. I can't do it for one week and then just leave it. We see the benefit of it only when we are consistent in it over a period of time. So to look at it, to make that thing, okay, I'm going to do this long term. And the benefit is again, long term. So we're not looking for quick fixes. We have to do it for a week and then say, okay, is there a change? And then if there is a change, I'll continue, otherwise I will not. That's the wrong mindset to have when you're going in for these things. If it's a lifestyle change, it's a long term thing. So the thing is to tell ourselves, I'm going to do it because it's good for me. And I'm not going to look for, I'm going to evaluate things in a short term period. I'm not going to look for short term rewards. Whether there is a reward in a week, in a month, six months, in a year or not, I'm going to do it. That's the mindset to have. And then we will reap the reward. So these are things that we ought to do in addition to those evaluations and then just sitting before God, sitting before the Lord and allowing him to kind of let his light pierce the darkness. Let his light pierce the darkness in our soul. We're not talking about the area of our soul again. And cleanse and make whole. And sometimes we don't realize it. Some things are so deep rooted. So we love the light of his truth to pierce that, to destroy those things. And we can do it however at times we want to do. So we can do it from time to time. So we'll just pause here for a bit. And then if there are any questions that you might have before we go into our next topic, any questions, anything that you might want to add, you can feel free to ask or share. Anything at all? Yeah, Jeff. We talk about developing lifestyle. So it comes under a schedule, right? But if you ask me, I mean, it's very hard to follow some schedules to make something happen. Even though you think like, okay, this is what I'm going to do by 7 o'clock in the morning. You may do it on the first day. But not on the second days. Sometimes you may do it for the next three to four days. But not on the seven to eight days. And automatically if you're suffering emotionally, I think it is somehow, even though we decide on one day, how about these thoughts comes up and the whole schedule actually messes up. And you just have to start from again, okay, let's make a new schedule or something. So I just want to know what is your purpose to make something happen. What helps you in that? What helps you make it more effective too? Yeah. So the thing is to understand that we are not alone in this. So the Lord is there to mend his indwelling presence to really help us with this. So we can ask for, ask him to remind, ask him to prompt, ask him to just help us along the way. And so that's a big thing. It's not that we are not depending on our own resources to do this because actually we are leaning on him, his strength to enable us. But having said that, we make that choice. He will remind, he will prompt, he will help. But ultimately we need to, our will needs to come to that place of strength to design. So that's the first thing. And the second thing is, no matter what setback to really get up and start doing it again. So many times we say, okay, let's say you have a diet or something. You slip up and then you say, okay, I slipped up, so let me just give up. So that's not the thing. You might slip up once, maybe twice. But the thing is to get back and get going again. So it will not be perfect. So there might be setbacks. There might be times when we give in, there might be times when we fall. But the thing is to rise up again. So that's the thing to say, I'm going to rise up. I'm going to make these things stick. So that's the second thing. The third thing is to do it in the context of community. And maybe there is to enable or to have an accountability person, like a close friend, confidant, who can hold you accountable. And that's a great way to do it. Maybe it's a group of people or just one other person with whom you can actually share in confidence and whom is reliable, whom you can trust and do that. So with these three things, there could be more. With these three things in place, we will actually get stronger and stronger. And normally people who study human behavior, they say in 21 days a habit actually can actually stick. So the thing is that if we can stick for 21 days, if we can go for 21 days, then it becomes a muscle memory as they say. So where your thought patterns, it's like if you look at a field and you see certain places where the plow has gone, it has made a mark and it's gone over and over again. So there are these ridges that are formed and so also in our thoughts and emotions. So we've done this over and over and we slip into that. And it's a good thing. We slip into that in a good way. So it is reinforced and we are strengthened. So that happens. It becomes consistent and becomes a strong thought pattern for us. Thank you. So we have a question from Divya. Is the main purpose of communication in a relationship for one to understand the other and be understood? How can that be effectively done? So the main purpose of communication. So you're asking that in the context of communication skills to develop a communication skill. So the main purpose of communication in a relationship to understand. So how can that be done effectively done? The thing is language, of course. There's a basic thing. The way the language is used, that's a basic thing. The words that I choose, the words that I use, am I communicating clearly? So it will have my language skills. Do they need to be improved upon? So that is one thing. The other thing is also, which means that when I'm verbally or maybe written correspondence, am I using language in the right way? Am I being specific clear or am I using a lot of words but then it just comes out as something very, very vague? How can I be more specific? How can I be more concise and to the point? It could be writing, it could be verbal. The other thing is also, when it comes to relationship and communication, especially verbal communication, am I understanding this? Am I a good listener? So listening skill is also very important. I could be there physically but the person could be sharing something but if my mind is preoccupied and the other person gets irritated because nothing has gone in. The person asks, what did I say just now? You've not taken anything in and the person feels disrespected. So that is also another thing. Am I hearing or am I just imposing my thoughts, imposing whatever, is that the agenda? Or when the person is saying, I'm thinking of solutions, I'm thinking of how to respond to this, then it becomes an issue. So these are some ways by which we can actually effectively communicate. So communication is two ways. So when we improve our listening skills, we'll be able to communicate. We'll be better communicators. Thank you. Thank you first. Any other thoughts? Any other questions? Okay. I just want to ask about a situation. She is a Christian but she was going well in the Lord so these traumas were really different for me when I came to know that she's having a trauma and it's very different for her also. So she's like, I'm in Christ. Why am I having a trauma about something that happened years ago? So it's putting her into a guilt like I'm suffering but I know Christ is me. So she's like, it's making her feeling guilty. I couldn't live the life that God had got for me because of what she's going through. So she actually wants to come out and she's trying her level best to come out but she still feels like she's struggling with it. She couldn't move forward in life. So for something like that, what we could actually do? What could I actually tell her?  I can go and tell her like, do you believe that? She has believed in the Lord. She knows the Bible. What are the things over there? She used to tell me like, I know I should cast off my burdens to God but I just couldn't. The things are really very hard. So what should I actually tell her? Yeah, so that's a tough thing. A person is a believer and that can be very, very frustrating as well. I know that this is the truth but I'm not able to make certain changes. So actually the next thing that we are going to look at will really help strengthen that part. So some of the things to really ask is, has she forgiven herself? Maybe it's something to do with forgiveness. So has she forgiven herself? You say this thing comes back over and over again. Or, yeah, forgiven herself or maybe forgiven someone else. Whoever caused this trauma, maybe it was self-inflicted, maybe it was... So has she forgiven herself? So this is a big thing because if you're still holding on to that guilt or holding on to that shame, it's a very subtle thing. And then it's actually affecting our relationship, relationship with others, relationship with God, our own relationship. Like for a long time I suffered with guilt and shame because I didn't do well in my 12th standard. And the thing was a lot of... I did extremely well in my 10th. I got district first in certain subjects and all that. So for me, the guilt was this, good opportunities were given. Potential was there. It wasn't like, but I messed it up. So that thing is really leading me up and so every time I would just shrink and I see successful people, I would just shrink and a lot of things. But I had to come to a place where I said, okay, I need to move on. It is affecting my present. I need to move on. I need to take some steps. I cannot let this affect. So I had to take those steps. And what really helped was knowing that God loves me. And these things that we're going to look at, my identity in Christ, what has been done on the cross, it's not some theory, it's truth. And I need to really embrace this truth. I need to really make it part of me daily, intentionally. Initially it's going to be difficult, but then this truth changes. It sets me free. It's going to strengthen me in the end. And so this thing is something that maybe your friend has to come to terms with and maybe some kind of counseling would also help. Where the counselor can just ask some questions, pointed questions, and this person is able to realize, okay, this is where the problem is. This is where the problem is. I seem to be going back to this and I need to do that. So the Lord will kind of empower her to make that choice. And once she makes that choice, then she will experience freedom. So I don't know the specifics of it, so that's why I'm just sharing. Thank you first. So I guess we'll stop here, but we're just going to look at, when we're journeying, we're using that word journey because it can be an encounter and it can be done with emotional wholeness can happen, but it is also a journey. It is also a process. And we should not minimize that saying that, okay, this is better. That is not better. No, it is. So it is a journey. It's a process. It means that it's a series of steps. Sometimes it's just one step and sometimes it's a series of steps. It's a path where a path is made of many steps. So a series of steps. So it's a journey into emotional wholeness and this journey into wholeness, into emotional healing and healing for our emotions and all that. There are certain things which really help build strength, help even sustain that healing and wholeness that we have received through Christ. And first of all, and the first one is the love of God. You know, this love of God, we've heard so many times that God loves us, John 3.16. We've learned it and we were probably growing up as kids and this love of God is something that is so powerful. It can, if a person receives, understands or receives experience, it can change, revolutionize a person's life. Second one, our identity. Identity is something which is, you know, the shaping of identity, our self-worth, where we draw our self-worth and importance and everything from so very important again and also closely tied to the love of God and receiving that love. Third one is, you know, what has happened in the past, what we cannot change, what we cannot address, we need to release. We need to release, consciously release and say, make peace with ourselves and say, okay, that is done. Now I can't do anything more about it. I'm moving on. Paul says, right, forgetting those things that are behind, I press on, I press on to what's ahead and these are powerful words coming from, you know, Paul, because he had seen much, he had experienced much as a person who persecuted the church. He must have seen lives. Yeah, he actually first time saw Stephen Big Martyr. He was there in agreement with what was happening and like that, I'm sure many lives would have been, you know, killed, separated parents, separated from children, so many families, you know, lives destroyed. Now he can't do anything about it, right? And maybe even in ministry, he experienced some challenges, some failures, et cetera. But then he says, you know, I press on, forgetting those things, I press on to what's ahead for the upward call of God in Christ. So, you know, that's something that we need to resolve and as we journey into emotional wholeness, releasing the past. Yeah, so we look at these things and, you know, next class, right? Okay. Right, thank you. God bless. Have a great weekend. Bye-bye. Thank you, Pastor.


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Hello everyone and welcome. We're outside a very special new place here on the Tilburg University campus. It's the new home base of the Educational Innovation Lab or EDUELA and it's called the Innovation Room. Let's take a look inside. This room was designed to inspire innovation and every lecturer is welcome here. You can come in to discuss changes to your course or program, experiment with teaching technology, participate in a training, run a design sprint with your teaching team or just walk in and talk education with us. We're also planning to host community events. Now this is the central area of the room where desks and chairs can be rearranged in several different setups. So for example, a stand-up brainstorming? Short. A seminar? No problem. Group work? Of course. There's also space for informal meetings, creative thinking or simply rest. This is where our lounge corner comes in. Well, these are pretty comfortable so you can sit or even lie down if necessary. Why don't you tell me about your childhood? Right. Let's move on. This room is full of facilities that the EDUELA team needs to come up with and develop new approaches to education. However, we're not only here to tell lecturers how they can approach education differently. We're also here to listen. What are your needs? Where are your wishes? What obstacles are you facing? Together we can look for solutions. EDUELA is here to help. Now, where is the EDUELA team? Am I the only one? No, I am not. Well, they're working from home as everybody else is. Fortunately, we have this very unique whiteboard so we can meet them anyway. And cut. This whiteboard is the only of its kind in the whole of the Netherlands and maybe even the world and makes hybrid collaboration really easy. So what I can do is I can run a webinar from here and invite a few participants to join me here on campus while the rest can connect online. And we'll see their faces on the right hand side of the board. The middle I can use for any slides and here on the left I can write. And thanks to this camera, even the online participants can see it. And that's pretty cool, no? I hope you have gotten a good impression of the endless possibilities this room has to offer. If you would like to find out more about what this room can do for you, visit this link and we're looking forward to welcoming you here. Aren't we guys? Hope to see you soon.


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Do you think I should get that checked out pretty there concourse over Rikki Karloft is chiefs Sweet level Rikki silver is what to cost to you for the Jags Well, if it have Andy don't want to be in return of the Jedi, I think wicket would be bigger than that Maybe like a size noodles one of one silver sensations and each other the browns are like Or like Try color Derek Carr sweet level One of 49 Raiders. Yes, do you go to the National Conqueror Shrinky Silver Danny Gray for the Niners? I call the college Chicago. Why they just call it rose one be honest Zebra neon icons Chris Olav a Congrats to the Saints Go to the Olav a garden Club over rookie silver Damian Pierce Texans Club level try color Mike Williams chargers Mike will to 149. What did he do? Donnie Mike will So between level Aaron Rodgers Packers rock party you made you made it Concourse blue. Yeah, Cooper cup rams to 199 silver career level Hertz What's up? Rock pretty neon icons to 49 James Cook Bills rookie Jersey Auto Rose one sounds more exclusive Yes, we're good rose moms Love my drive would take me there my home sweet level tie-dye That sure is sweet There you go chiefs eight of 25 We'll get that back for your chiefs Freaky concourse silver is a stingy for the Texans It's been a very good half case. I would say yeah, there's been to Ritter Sweet level blue Justin Herbert chargers out of 99 Darius Slate into 299 Giants Auto We got Drake London Don if you could take one player off of an NFC East team to increase the Eagles chances this year when No, no, no, like you could only subtract from another team like Do I get that player? No, no, you just get it taken off of an NFC East team One player off of that team Therefore theoretically help the I probably either go Dak or CD. I think you got to go with the quarterback, right? So we're sweet level rookie Jonathan Owens Texans It honestly doesn't matter though because every backup quarterback in the league is just not up to like that Silver concourse rookie David Bell for the Browns Olave feel level Yeah, I feel I feel like Dak is the obvious answer Try color premier level to Sean Watson for the Browns. Yeah, but running backs don't matter 299 when they're unless you have like a top three or anybody doesn't matter from your level silver Josh Allen bills I mean it's a 49 Patriots pierce strong junior rookie auto There's a little Matt Ryan base guards Just a normal night over in Twitch chat Side-eye Tom Brady So you've got tie-dye Rogers Mahomes and Brady. Yeah, I Went there one of 25 Tampa Bay. We will get it magged Summer concourse rookie is a Devon Lloyd for the Jags If I did go with the AFC, I guess I would go Allen. You have a lot. That's I Guess Allen. I mean see their Allen or Rogers, right? Because the only thing stop in the Jets was having a quarterback. We got off the bills I don't know man easy combat at 25 rookie tie-dye patch with the dolphins either way you're probably finishing for No, we're not silver concourse Tom Brady for the Bucks Although it's me fair. It's gonna be like oh the the the Patriots finished like eight and nine and we're last place Like they were okay They were the worst concourse reddish Trevor Penning rookie for the Saints It's a 59. Sorry, not the 59. What am I doing here a 99 dude? What? George Pickens. I ain't no Kyle Summer for me a level Jared gov lions Okay, so I think you're the answer this would you get to add one player in the league? Two Justin Jefferson. That's a pretty good answer. Honestly Especially for the Eagles and what they do so pretty on icons Jalen waddle dolphins We have we have Jefferson Mike will Jefferson AJ and Devonte Pick your boy and Goddard and some good running backs.  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You have on the AFC South is kind of an easy one Silver concourse Mac Jones Pats Like a parcel would be good to you. Yeah Premier level rookie blue as a spill or chargers number to 149 Concourse rookie silver is Martin Emerson Browns Depends date Silver sweet level Derwin James Chargers Well, but I don't believe the deal at all concourse rookie white breeze haul 9 to 35 Jets nice card Yeah, I know it's kind of crazy Vaughn premier level silver Devonte white Packers rookie Who's the heaviest division favorite in the NFL right now? Is it the Jaguars? Just any division who's the high who's the biggest division favorite like biggest gap between division favorite and second place right now like odds wise 25 Tariq woolen tie-dye RPA nice hit Seahawks Because NFC West if like Seahawks like okay enough Has a ding in the top here.  I thought I was dust for saying that is a like Nick in the top edge here. I'm trying to You can kind of see it right there. I'll send a box and wrap it to the Seahawks spots It's AFC. He's close to vision AFC north very close to vision as well AFC West Yeah chiefs are favorite, but I still feel like the chargers have such such such high upside And even the Broncos, I don't think will be a bad team by any means called double try color Nick job for the Browns to 149 Concourse silver Rondale more cardinals Achieves in Jags have the same see that's pretty that's pretty good for the Jags in I guess I like a scale It's like the same thing is what they're seeing silver field level as a mark Cooper Browns So 99 and Michael Thomas Saints on the jersey card Jags chiefs Niners. Those are the biggest for what? Concourse over Cooper Cup for the Rams Silver Concourse Justin Jefferson for the Vikings Concourse Red Rookie a Quo new for the Panthers to 99 Biggest favorites win the division silver career level is Julio Jones bucks Chiefs make sense just because it's like the chiefs Yeah, and I feel like the Raiders are not gonna be good the Broncos probably are not gonna be as good as those teams Like they could be all they could be like decent enough to like make a wild card push the chargers will be good But there's still no chiefs silver snapshots my home's Well, that was silver Jonathan Taylor Jordan. Don't use my full name Desmond Ritter Concourse try color Russell Wilson Broncos at 240 90 only Sam's ought to do that Jeff Wilson's junior to 1 99 Jersey Yeah Go Dolphins Now I disagree mayhem I think they could be Change of coach. It's a solid roster They could be decent. I didn't think I went double-digit games. I'm not saying they're gonna be like like they could go like 10 and 7 maybe like maybe I'm not out on the Broncos like there are certain teams I'm totally out on right now like that. I give them zero chance, but Broncos are in that long-shot category, I guess Just cuz veteran coach veteran QB they can make something happen. They could throw it together All right, yeah, Falcons XRC RB one is B. John Robinson Relics from Michael Thomas Conva von Miller Malik Willis Josh Jacobs the bond digs gold autos of Jeff Wilson jr. Ty die Tariq woollen Bobby Wagner pier strong jr. Darius slayton James Cook Desmond Ritter We go Falcons Chris long for the Pats Taylor Heineke Erica Zucconma Jets redemption Garrett Wilson Gemma Rookies signature swatches prison and Goldbrenner Lekker patch auto Right and Maggard's tie-dye concourse Tom Brady Tie-dye sweet level Patrick Mahomes a second Artistic selections Jalen Hertz for the Eagles And field level zebra is Justin Fields. Thanks again everybody much appreciated moving on to the second half of the case number 60