So much to promote, so little time.
Tiffany somehow got Ocho Cinco himself to send me a shout out. Between this and the line of T-Shirts that came out during the football season, I could retire now and be happy.
Tiffany, of course, is doing a bang-up job down in Miami. NBCSports.com, knowing it's readership, smartly gave Tiffany her own page. My personal favorite dispatch may be the skills competition video. I'm not sure if the slow-motion Chariots of Fire-like sequence at the end is amazing or uncomfortable, but it's worth a look.
Meanwhile, back in Stamford, I tried to hold down the fort while taping the baseball and football shows. Not the best work on the Fix by yours truly, but I was helped out by some amazing guest appearances. Aaron Gleeman's stubble shows up in the baseball show, while our producer Harriet and intern Brett Bandermark do nice background work at the bar in both programs.
Finally, check out Evan Silva's latest draft article and our latest MLB online draft guide.
I'll be back later this afternoon with some actual NFL news. Thanks for stopping by.
Comments
Thanks for the mention, Gregg. I was pretty disappointed that I hadn't renewed my dye-job before being put on camera.
Just so everyone knows, Bradford's tavern in Stamford was a little dead at 5 pm on Saturday so Bandermark and I had to sit in. In all fairness, the place picked up by 6 pm. You all should come check it out. We'll be there this coming Thursday at 5:30.
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