7. Butterfingers, Labubus & Birthday Touchdowns - NFL Week 5

31:37I think it's like, I think it, mind you, Bad Bunny was on Happy Gilmore 2. dude like this man is acting he's sick he's just a funny guy in general like him on snl i believe he was just on snl last saturday but he's a genuinely funny guy so i think this performance like if he does it to the way that i hope he does it too it's gonna be a mixture of like his personality with all of his favorite songs mind you like let's be so for real if you go to any if you go to out on the weekends you go to any bar or any club the chance of you hearing a bad bunny song is very likely so you might know at least one or heard of at least one or two songs when you like listen to his performance yeah yeah gonna be you've you've heard it even if you don't think that you have you've heard at least one and you can bop around in music even if you don't know the words.

32:32That's fact. Yeah. So also on the music note, they had Miles Smith, who's the guy who sings stargazing, which has been super famous on TikTok and Instagram over the last year. He played in London in one of the last two weeks. And when I was at the Chargers game, they had a singer at halftime. I didn't know the singer or the rapper, but Chargers Broncos, they had one because Chargers don't have cheerleaders. So I'm really curious, like what is going on in that conference room that's discussing this revival and their, you know, mashup with the music industry? Because now we have Stefan and Cardi, Taylor and Travis, Olivia and Christian, Josh and Haley.

33:23Madison Beer and Justin Herbert. Yes. I didn't know who Madison Beer was. I'm not going to lie until Justin Herbert. And then I was looking her up the other day. So I'm like, that's super interesting to me. I think there's some tea between Madison Beer and Jackson Dart. No, I think so too. Because wasn't it like, I'm pretty sure that Jackson Dart posted on his story, a picture of Madison Beer and then deleted it. Yeah. And so I'm like, are Jackson Dart and Justin Herbert friends I mean I highly doubt it was that supposed to go to his close story like not the not the main the close the close friend story I don't know but that's interesting to me because I also like maybe I haven't been paying attention but I feel like they hard launched this past weekend because like ESPN posted them and like that's very much of a hard launch so yeah even if they didn't know that was gonna happen but if you go to the game and you're kissing on the sidelines like people are yeah especially like justin herbert's like hot you know justin herbert is like a hot and like madison beer is like gorgeous yeah stunning i mean she's she's everything yeah so i'm i'm kind of interested to see how this progresses just music times the nfl but we do have a little more recapping to do so we just got news we're recording this on Tuesday around noon Pacific that Joe Flacco is going to the Bengals.

34:53A Joe replacing Joe, life of a showgirl, Joey B out with the turf toe-ee and Joe Flacco, daddy Flacco in to do what he does best. Be a dad and save the day. Take control. Man, what a storyline. Like the In fact, we talked about this last week and I said this last week because you were like, I don't know after this season. I don't know where Joe Flacco is going to go. And I was like, yeah, Joe Flacco is still going to be in the NFL primarily because teams are going to need a veteran quarterback that beat Brady and that's been due to the Super Bowl. And that is exactly what Joe Flacco has done. And so this move doesn't surprise me.

35:34The Bengals need some help. Is Joe Flacco perfect? Heck no. Like he's thrown the interceptions. He's been injured. And what scares me about this move, I will say, the reason why Joe Burrow is hurt right now is because the Bengals offensive line is not the greatest. Like the reason why Joe Burrow is hurt is because he gets sacked like six times in a game, which is unheard of. So with Joe Flacco... Unless you're Lamar Jackson. Against the Lions. Yeah. Too soon, too soon, too soon. But Joe Flacco stepping into this position behind the Bengals offensive line, like he's older than Joe Burrow. So what are those injuries going to or what are we going to see with that in terms of him possibly getting sacked if his whole line doesn't play to the level that they need to play?

36:29So that's what I'm looking out for. But I do think this is a smart move for the Bengals. They needed to get rid of Jake Browning. I'm sorry. The fact that Jamar Chase and Chase Brown, wide receiver and Jamar Chase and running back and Chase Brown for the Bengals, they're not seeing any volume. That's a problem because these kids are more than talented, not to mention Tee Higgins. And I said this last episode, too. So the Bengals needed to do something. Glad to have Joe Flacco in to hopefully save the day. Yeah, I think just the so I'm like a believer in energy. I'm not like a total hippie, but I do believe in energy and I do feel like game day.

37:08You can feel energy from the stands and the crowd. So I'm really interested to see this week when the Bengals play, how is the energy in the stadium? I think people are going to be very excited to to be there and to watch Joe kind of come in. They are playing the Packers this weekend, which is actually. Tough. A little scary. That's a little tough. Yeah. And I was I was interested to see if Joe Flacco was actually going to play. The Bengals have officially said that they are expecting to start Joe Flacco this weekend. So I don't know. I think the ability of Joe Flacco to see what's going on on the field over Jake Browning will benefit him because Jake Browning is just not as experienced.

38:00And Joe Flacco has a good mind. And so Joe Flacco is going to be able to see he knows exactly who to look for on that team in a way that Jake Browning probably didn't. So I think that that will protect him a little bit more, or at least he'll know when to throw it away. He'll know when to like scramble like he's just more aware. So I think that he is the better choice to go up against the Packers who started out the season very, very dominant and now are looking a little bit less dominant. but they still do have an insane defense defense right now. So that's super interesting to watch out for.

38:38I'm excited to see. I'm like excited to see what happens. I feel like I don't have any strong predictions, but I do anticipate that something's going to happen. Something's going to happen and the fans are going to be out here. The Packers are coming off a bye week as well. So the last game they played was against the Cowboys. That game went into overtime. That game resulted in a tie. They had a bye week this past week, and then they go and play now the Joe Flacco-led Bengals. So interesting storyline. Okay, so when I asked the girls for hot takes, so Izzy, I actually interviewed her, and that episode is going to come out on Friday.

39:20She is the creator of an app called Hi Frankie. And Hi Frankie is an app that combines astrology and the NFL. And so she had a hot take and it says, I don't know that Flacco is an upgrade from Jake Browning right now, with the exception that Flacco is more astrologically compatible with Jamar Chase than Browning was. Everyone's saying that the Bengals don't risk much, but what about the opportunity cost of exploring other great not washed up QB talent? I mean, what other great washed up QB talent is in the league? Like the only thing I think is available and is available. The only thing the Bengals could have done is maybe went after a QB 2 or 3 that's a rookie.

40:06But then again, all the teams that have rookie quarterbacks are currently playing them right now. Dylan Gabriel is starting for the Browns. Jackson Dart is starting for the Giants. Cam Ward is starting for the Titans. So all these rookie quarterbacks. Then you go into scary territory of the quarterbacks that were drafted late, but they're still on these teams. And so at that point, you're wondering, is it better to go get a rookie upside talent or go get a veteran that's proved himself before that's been playing this game for three plus years? Which I would go with the latter. Yeah, it seems like the perfect storm also.

40:43Like, I don't know if this trade would have happened if Joe Flacco had three instead of six interceptions. Like, would this trade have happened? I don't know. I don't know. I think it's like, I think it's the perfect storm. So. Yeah. It's going to be interesting. Joe, life of a showgirl. The show goes on against the Packers 125 PST on Sunday, the 12th. I cannot wait to watch. Same. Okay. Speaking of the Browns, so now Dylan Gabriel is QB1. Shadu or Sanders, QB2. The only quarterbacks on that Browns roster now, might I add. We started with five. now there's now we're down to crazy wow so dylan gabriel he completed 19 out of 33 passes throwing for 190 yards remember like if you're throwing 250 yards or more that's like a pretty dang good game for you so 190 yards oh decent game against yeah the vikings i'm remembering it now decent game against the Vikings in London over the weekend.

41:49They only lost by three. The Browns are one and four, but that game was decent. And I think decent enough for them to say, hey, Flacco, you can go somewhere else. We'll get a draft pick next year. He's on a$6.2 million four-year rookie contract. And he was the 94th overall pick, which is crazy. 94th overall pick is now QB1. what a story he has such an opportunity here so I don't know that I see anything where I'm like this is a guy that like needs it but I don't know we'll see how it goes he didn't play terrible I watched that game he didn't play terrible he played a decent game and I talked about Jake Jake Tung earlier tied in for the 49ers Harold Fannin rookie tied in for the Browns I started him in my other league, he was also score on the first drive for the Browns, Dylan Gabriel to Harold Bannon.

42:44So that was special for me to see. And again, Dylan Gabriel didn't play terrible. So excited to see what's in store for him. He's played a lot of college football. We talked about him a lot in our last episode. He has the experience. Like I will say he's kind of like the exception to the role when you think of like rookie quarterbacks. He played six years in college on three different college teams. And those three different college teams were like decent, like high, probably ranked college teams. So I really like Dylan Gabriel. And honestly, it's looking up for Chauder because now instead of quarterback three, he's QB two.

43:21So all it takes is Dylan Gabriel getting injured for him to get in the game. So that's kind of upside for Sanders over there too. Yeah, definitely. Did you see Deion Sanders like has blood clots in his leg? This is completely random. Yeah. So he, prior to the Colorado, the college football season starting, Deion Sanders is the head coach of Colorado, where Shooter and Travis Hunter, the wide receiver slash defensive player for the Jags, they both played in Colorado. But Deion Sanders was battling with, I think it was cancer or something before the season. They had surgery. He's now like, okay, now.

43:58He's came back in the group of things. But yeah, he's been going through some health issues a lot, which is sad to see, obviously, when an athlete of that stature kind of goes through health scares. And obviously, his family is constantly in the limelight. And he has a really valuable position. So I don't know. We'll see. I'm sure he's, I think he's going to be okay though. Yeah, really interesting. He was, he was seen wearing one shoe over the weekend. A coaching. Honestly, I wouldn't put anything past him. I don't know. I hope he's okay because yeah, I love, I love fearlessness as a personality trait.

44:40Do you know what they called him like in when he was playing football? No. His nickname was prime time. and so like now it's like it's like it's still like a shtick like it's like prime times here if you ever watch any of his press conferences yeah any of his press conferences any of his speeches with his team like he's very much prime time like it's him it's all about him he's the main character I love it I love it new thing that I didn't know so we have we have like a couple more left and then we'll wrap it up but thing that I didn't know there's two Josh Allens in the league crazy excuse me crazy.

45:17So the Jags, as I said, like kind of been a little irrelevant. Josh Heinz Allen, I mean, hyphenated last name, but Josh Allen, Josh Heinz Allen. He's a pro bowler. He is a defensive end on the Jags. He's 28. He has three kids. Also, if you don't know what the pro bowl is, which I don't know, there's like all team, all pro pro bowl, whatever, but pro bowl, pro Pro Bowl is an annual week-long all-star event that concludes the NFL season and features the league's top players, which are chosen by fans, players, and coaches. So essentially, it's a popularity contest and they compete in football challenges, flag football games, AFC versus NFC.

45:59So that's what the Pro Bowl is, but it is like an honor to get into the Pro Bowl because you are chosen as like a favorite among not only fans, but also teammates and coaches, which is a pretty big honor. So he is a pro bowler, but his eldest son, Wesley was diagnosed with leukemia and he recently, yeah. And he is now in remission, but his diagnosis was APML, which is curable with the right treatment, but affects like a very, very small amount of kids. But his wife, Caitlin and him obviously had to like manage all of that while managing being on an NFL team. And when I was watching the video of it.

46:39This was on the news the other day, but while I was watching the video, I was thinking back to Brooklyn Adams, which if you haven't listened to that episode, go listen to it. But her just saying that this can be a really lonely industry to be in. And I was just thinking about Caitlin, his wife, and how challenging that must have been while he was in season to get that diagnosis and be managing two other kids as well. So really, really sad. He's actually a captain on the Jags. Good for him. So Josh Hines Allen, we're really happy for you and your family. And I just think it's crazy that there's two Josh Allens that I didn't know.

47:13Yeah. While we're in the sad notes, we do have to cover the fact that there was an assault over the weekend. And Arizona head coach Jonathan Gannon is trending because he hit running back Emory DeMarcado after Emory fumbles. And the staff apparently had to pull him away. And assault is assault. We hear a lot about domestic violence in women. There are multiple NFL players who have domestic violence assaults, assault charges. we see that kind of dealt with in the man on woman capacity. But assault is assault and you cannot, especially as a head coach, be hitting a player. It is absolutely unacceptable.

48:04I think that there needs to be action being taken. You cannot hit people. I don't care how mad you are. I don't care how much you're losing by. I do not care how your family brought you up. You cannot hit people. in private or in public. It is so unacceptable and it's so unacceptable. I feel upset about it. And I think that this is where accountability, especially in masculine men starts. You do not hit people. And I think that he needs to be held accountable in some capacity. And I think that he should have been held accountable whether it was on camera or not, but it was on camera. and people saw it and little kids saw it and little boys saw it.

48:51And if that is how you act in public against people that you supposedly love, then how are you acting behind closed doors? Like safety does matter and physical violence is just not the answer. So I don't care who you are. I don't care if you're a man or a woman or gender identity or masculine or feminine or whatever, assault is assault. Yeah. And assault in any capacity is assault. You cannot hit your players. That whole situation is tough because Di Mercado, mind you, their two number one running backs are out. James Conner for the Cardinals is out with the season ending injury. They had Trey Benson, who was running back number two.

49:40He now is placed on the IR for probably about a month. So then you have Michael Carter and Di Mercado, who are supposed to be like splitting this backfield, essentially playing in the running back situation for the Cardinals. Di Mercado is coming off of a 70-yard rushing touchdown. This man throws the ball like out of his hands before crossing the goal line. We have seen disputes that are passionate and angry and all this kind of stuff on the sideline lots of time in the NFL. I mean, we just talked about Travis Kelsey and Andy Reid getting into it the week prior. Am I excusing the behavior between the head coach and DiMarcano and like hitting?

50:33Yeah, I know. I'm not excusing that. I don't think like hitting someone violence is never the answer. however wait Giovanna I can help you because we are losing the point you can do whatever the fuck you want you do not deserve to get hit because of it ever ever ever and even like talking about what happened and how he went wrong and saying like I'm not excusing it is like pushing it to the side it has to be a period it has to be a period because like this is like safety and this is the way that you treat people. And we can talk about him doing that on a completely separate note, but they cannot be in the same conversation.

51:10And I like feel so passionately about this because we hear this behavior excused because of other bad behavior, but other bad behavior never, ever, ever excuses that type of bad behavior. Like we've seen it. You're right. We've seen Travis and Andy. So I think that we have to leave a period. And then if we want to talk about demarcato doing something stupid we can but it has to be a period and then a separate conversation because putting them together in some way invalidates the fact that there was a hit with like with some like intent no matter how mad you are you can't go there so yeah i guess i I haven't physically seen like the altercation between the coach, Andy Mercado.

52:02So like I can be like a little blinded to like how intense the situation was. But I also, again, I'm not excusing the behavior, but I also can recognize that in the NFL, from looking at it from like an NFL perspective and the guys that are in the NFL, that happens all the time. Players, teammates be hitting teammates. And then they're cool. We have to talk about it so then the example doesn't get set. I know, but I think it's different for a man, like for a man talking about it versus like a woman. Because I think as women, we're like empathetic to the situation. And I think that's a great thing.

52:45But these are just like social differences, right? Like because guys can like get into a fight and like hit each other and then be cool in the next five minutes. Is it right? No. Is it right? I'm not saying it's right, but I'm saying they're probably looking at it from that standpoint because guys are just wired emotionally different. This is a perpetuated problem, right? That like men are aggressive and that men can't handle their emotions and that men fight when they're mad. And it's just like that's it's just not OK. Okay, and two people being actively engaged in a fight against one another, both are hot and heavy, is a little bit different than player standing and getting hit on the sideline.

53:29On the field play, I do think there is a little bit of a different situation going on, but sideline to home play, we can't just say that men are wired aggressively. like it's just like we just cannot we just can't go there because it's just you if you are a man and you cannot handle your anger off of the field on the field do whatever but like off the field if you cannot handle your anger that is a sign to go to therapy that is a sign to deal with whatever you are not dealing with so that when you do get angry you are not taking it out on any other person. And so I, it just has to be a period that it's not okay.

54:14And it's not because men are aggressive on the field. I, I do agree on the field is different, but once you get to the sideline, you are basically out in public or behind closed doors or whatever. And excusing the behavior on excusing that behavior or accepting that behavior as masculine is like, I personally believe is toxic and perpetuating another generation of men who believe that it's okay to take out their anger in that capacity and not in a different capacity. Yeah, but I think that's part of the bigger issue because the NFL as a whole, football is a violent game and you can't say, oh, on the field, it's okay.

54:58But once you cross a white line, it's not okay anymore. like that's that is a little unreasonable for a human that's dealing with emotions and that's been dealing with like if you're hitting people constantly and you're getting your frustration out but as soon as you walk off the sideline you got to switch like that's just not natural but like but like hitting someone on the field and like being aggressive is different than hitting someone who's just standing there it might be different to you but it could it could be it people might not have that same mindset and so i think there has to be a little bit of but it's like okay okay but if there has to be like a little bit of grace to at least acknowledging and understanding the mindset and like the passion and the the things that are on the line when it comes to these games yeah but like how you would deal with conflict versus how people would deal with conflict could be different you know yeah but hitting is just never the answer and like i kind of believe that even on the field like if you take a swing at someone you shouldn't be taking a swing it's uncalled for no it's it's and again i'm not saying that like it's okay but i'm just saying if we're going to put men in the situation that we put them in and we're watching them for entertainment and we're saying like yeah go after the quarterback hit these people and the second a whistle blows you have to not do that anymore that's a hard thing mentally to go through like when you really think about it like as a man if i'm like in battle with somebody and then as soon as a whistle no like literally like imagine you're a gladiator and like you're sword fighting and you like are like on your fifth guy and you're trying to like slaughter him and like you're physically tired you're mentally tired and all you want to do is get to the finish line and this one guy's in the way from you.

56:55But as soon as that whistle stops, you got to be done. Like you can't hit him anymore. Like that's, that's mentally a mind, like that's crazy to think about. Yeah, but it's a mind game, but the precedent has to be that you have to be able to do it to be a professional, especially a coach in power because people watch people in power. And that is just a fact. I know that it's, I'm not saying it's not hard, yeah but i'm also not saying that there are not team psychologists that if you know that you're angry and you know that you can't turn it off then you go to that person and you figure it the fuck out okay i think we should move on it's like we get fired up i will say last thing online demercato is is being touted as the dumbest athlete right now so the last thing i'll say no that i mean that was bad as i drink my water it was bad it was bad it was really bad like the play alone we've seen this a million times get it together get it together it was it was pretty bad okay But moving on.

58:08Yeah. Bottom line, though, the NFL needs to do better on managing people's emotions and maybe give more resources to people. Yes. We can agree on that. Yes, we can. And this is why it's important to have women's voices in sports. Okay. Look how we just hashed that out. It was a Butterfingers weekend in the NFL. My favorite one. Titans at Cardinals. score is 12 to 21. Cardinals are winning. Thank God, not in their dirty uniforms. Cardinals are two and two. Titans are oh and four. Titans are sucking. Cam Ward, number one pick of the draft, throws it. His receiver fumbles. Cardinals recover, slips out of their hand.

58:55The ball is on the ground. It's such an ick. The men are like scrambling and like jumping around like it's a freaking piece of I don't even know what. and the Titans recovered in the end zone. Touchdown. Like I like watching the Titans just give me the ick now. Like I don't even pay attention to the Titans. And especially after we saw this whole situation happen in this game that we just discussed like I don't know. And you still manage to lose. Titans still manage to lose. No, Titans won. Oh, they did? Okay. Oh, that's right. They won by one. No, they won by one point. See, winning by one. So, yeah.

59:36In my brain, that's kind of still a loss. But yes, they did win by one point. That's so harsh. No, but like. You're like, you win by one, you still lose. Giovanna? The Cowboys got a jar. Hey, I will be the first person. The Cowboys lost last week when they tied with the freaking Packers. Like I am the first person that will not defend my team because trust me, that's a little different conversation. Winning by one can be your ick. That's fine. Yeah, it is an ick of mine, but they needed this win because if they didn't get this win, they would be like 0-5 right now. So yeah, they needed that win.

1:00:20They did need that win. Yeah. And that was just so crazy because it was both teams like just being a mess because the Cardinals are also like, it was just a disaster. Butterfingers all the way. Then Trevor Lawrence and the Jags also had a hot potato situation. Went off of my favorite player, Tim Patrick. Went off his hands. He's a wide receiver. Jacksonville is from San Diego. And went off his hands. Embarrassing. But I'll tell you it's okay.

1:00:57And she whispers. Goes off of two Chiefs players' hands. They like could have picked it off. It ends up dropping. It's an incomplete pass. But it was a hot potato mess. Yeah, it was iconic. I don't know if this is considered a better finger play, but like, and this is going to be talked about until the next week of football is concluded and we have other things to talk about. But Trevor freaking Lawrence, last play of the drive. 30 seconds left in the quarter, in the game. The Jags are down. They need to score a touchdown here in order to win. They have to score a touchdown to win. Trevor Lawrence, they snap the ball.

1:01:34The ball, Trevor Lawrence receives it, falls down, trips over his offensive lineman, gets up, falls down again, gets back up. One yard rush into the end zone. That, the announcer said it. The announcer said it. That single-handedly was probably the best one yard rush out of a quarterback we are going to see for a long. No, this man fell twice, got up and got in the end zone. Mind you, Chris Jones, I don't know what the heck you were doing. Y 'all need to go back and watch this. Chris Jones is a defensive player for the Chiefs. Probably one of the best defensive players for the Chiefs. Man's just standing up, lollygagging, looking around.

1:02:13Like, I need to send you a video, Victoria, because he's just, he's not doing anything. He's literally not doing anything. Yeah, he's just standing around, like, looking. And like, he kind of like looks like he's going to go for the ball, like go for the player to tackle him. Doesn't do anything. Trevor Lawrence ends on Jags win. Call it a day. Go home. Go home. It was amazing. It was amazing. Incredible. That's insane. It's so good. Great football. It was a great football to watch. Trevor Lawrence on that entire last drive, honestly, making magic happen. Like every pass was like an iconic elite level pass.

1:02:49It was such a rush. I loved watching it. So happy birthday, Trev. And congrats on your two. On his birthday, too. And your win over the Chiefs on your birthday. A Libra King. We love it. OK, really quickly. Devin Lloyd, 99 yard pick six from Patrick Mahomes. Ninety nine yards. The defensive lineman, Giovanna and I were talking about this earlier, runs out of bounds, comes back in, still can't get him. That guy's got wheels. but he does low key yeah literally but 99 yard pick you know what actually though i was thinking that the chiefs was a defender who had the wheels it's an offensive guy on the chiefs trying to catch defender devin lloyd and i think we had that backwards in our brains oh we did yeah you're so right you're so right that makes no he's an offensive person that makes so much i need to go back and like look at that play i don't know who it was but yeah talk about wheels mans was a moving down the sideline he was like he was determined you know and i can appreciate the hustle i can appreciate the hustle but like you weren't catching him yeah he wasn't catching him though no it was not happening sorry yeah and then patrick mahomes the internet's kind of up in arms because patrick mahomes is seen on the sideline like clapping.

1:04:10And so the internet is like, what? Yes. I saw this. I actually saw this. You know what I think? I think he was like trying to keep the morale like of his team. Mind you, he's the one that just threw the freaking pig. So like. Yeah. But also like game recognizes game. Like when I was an athlete and I saw somebody do something really good, I was like, you know what? That's badass. Because I think like good, well-intended players can recognize when something's fucking insane. And that was insane. Yeah. So I think the clap was like aggressive. You could have been like, I don't know, but whatever. It was insane overall.

1:04:44Yeah. Yeah. Agreed. Okay. Let's do a couple of hot takes and then let's go. First hot take. The Chiefs are not a Super Bowl contender this year. These are for the girls. They lost to the Jags. I would agree with that. I will say we have to, I am holding out hope until Rasheed comes back. until I see like two games with Rasheed being played and then losing. I'm holding out hope, but I wouldn't agree with that statement. Yes. We got asked, are these two wins giving Trevor L. A.K. Ken the confidence he needs to succeed? Or is it just major foul plays by opponents? I think he earned them. I think that the foul plays helped, but the foul plays help everyone.

1:05:32Yeah. and there's there's all there's always going to be like bad calls there's always going to be like things you know i think he earned it yeah i feel 50 50 to be honest like really thinking about it i feel 50 50 yeah that's fair we have flacco is like a traveling nurse he just goes where the need is not wrong at all great comparison joe flacco is officially the traveling nurse of the NFL. Yep. Yep. Okay. And then the Patriots will make the playoffs. I think yes. Hey, Stefan Diggs had a game last night. So if Stefan plays like that and Drake may plays like that, you also have Hunter Henry at Titan.

1:06:19Who's one of the best Titans in the league right now. I don't know about Super Bowl but playoffs first round of the playoffs I see it I see them going out in the first round yeah yeah I think a little bit of extra like I think that they're feeling really confident right now which I think is good for their entire entire team and like okay well I think that that's all we have oh very last thing David Montgomery running back for the Lions also known as Knuckles and Sonic and Knuckles, Gibbs and Montgomery, the running backs that are heard around the world. He has a sister who has never been able to watch him play in the NFL.

1:07:00She has a disability and she's in a chair and she was able to make it to the game for the very first time ever. And David Montgomery not only scored a rushing touchdown or running back touchdown, but he also had a play where he threw a touchdown. So he was a college quarterback, through a touchdown and his sister was able to see him get both of those plays. So, so cute. We'll leave it on that note. Tell your siblings you love them. And that's all we have. You can find us on social at the game, the podcast on substack, the game, the podcast.substack.com. All of those hot takes did come from our chat.

1:07:37Giovanna at Giovanna Scroggins, me at Hey Victoria Henderson. Listen to Izzy and her breakdown of the high Frankie astrological times NFL app on Friday. And we love you. And thanks for listening and let us know what you thought of the episode. And also if you're still on here, hi, Amanda, thanks for listening. I love you. Okay. Bye. Bye.