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Introduction
Alex
All right fellas, I'm pumped for this week's guest. A friend of mine who I've known quite a while, he covered me when I played. Now I get to work with him at ESPN. He's been a senior writer since 2000, New York Times best-selling author.
He has his brand new book coming out this fall which we were lucky enough to get an advance copy of and discuss with him. That's called American Kings: A Biography of the Quarterback. Comes out on September 9th. Can't wait to chat with him, and it's Seth Wickersham.
The Villainization of Quarterback Dads
Alex
First off, Seth, man, I can't thank you enough for coming on with us. I feel like honestly you were kind enough to share your new book with us before its release, and reading the whole thing, I don't know, I feel like these are all things that crazy enough that we talk about all the time that are wrapped up in this, right? We often do talk about QBs, obviously with me being on the show, but we do talk a lot about parenting and there's a lot of parenting in this book.