I’ve joked on my Twitter and Facebook accounts that the ESPN app is really boring right now, since there are no games to watch or read about. ESPN wisely produced this story to show what is available. Some of these are things I intended to start but never have. I’ll definitely try “Peyton’s Places.” As for the movies listed, I highly recommend “Invincible,” “The Sandlot,” “Miracle,” “Remember the Titans,” “Free Solo” and “The Rookie.” I need to rewatch “The Greatest Game Ever Played,” too.

Yes, Tom Brady and the Patriots broke up. One of my sons said he hoped I had saved up some bereavement leave. Fortunately, the very readable and smart Bill Barnwell produced this analysis of how Brady’s skills are holding up and what may await him as he apparently joins the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. (That was weird to type.)

So far, there are three major terms we’ve learned with the coronavirus, as I see it:

• COVID-19, which stands for Coronavirus Disease 2019.
• Social distancing, which means keeping yourself 6 feet or farther away from other people to reduce the chances of spreading or contracting COVID-19.
• Flatten the curve, which means slowing the inevitable spread of COVID-19 enough that hospitals do not become overwhelmed.

A Washington Post article supplies four simulations of how quickly a virus can spread based on scenarios about how well the public practices social distancing. It’s fascinating.

Read how one leader helped a quorum of young priesthood holders follow President Russell M. Nelson’s invitation to “Hear Him,” by my friend and colleague Boyd Matheson.