NFL Week 3 Best Bets (Ep. 107)

to do our three best bets for the week. We're gonna whatever we want, spread over under whatever we want to do, even moneyline if we wanted to, and then we're just going to quickly run through all the remaining spreads of the games that we didn't pick talk about whether we like any of them. But before we do, let's get some housekeeping out of the way. First. The offer from bet MGM new customers bet ten dollars, win two hundred dollars if your team scores a touchdown. So again,

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that counts as three times be entry. All right, we're gonna get going here. I will give the consensus lines over at bettingpros dot Com just so everybody knows. But there are obviously different books which you can also see last week Bill. Very quickly, let's go through what we did. Our guest Rich Ryan. He hit on the Panthers plus three and a half, not close, but he did miss on the Jaguars plus six and the Texans Browns under

forty seven and a half. I hit on the Vikings getting three and a half from the Cardinals, the Titans getting five and a half from the Seahawks, but I missed on the Dolphins getting three and a half from the Bills. Narrow miss by thirty two points. But that's fine. We're gonna do better this week. Alex, you were the guest start us off. What is your favorite bet for Week three of the NFL season.

the total. But this is basically the epitome of if the Jaguars are going to be the team that stops the Cardinals and Kyler Murray, I will pay to watch it happen. I had a good buddy who made a pretty good point. Although it's a cross country trip and an early star for a West Coast team, it's gonna be hot in Florida and a defense that's been on the field for a long time has to chase around

a quarterback that can't be tackled. The Jaguars defense, to me, is just absolutely awful and has been overshadowed with the Urban and Trevor Lawrence news. They played Tyrod Taylor and Teddy Bridgewater, two quarterbacks who are allergic to YPA, I mean, two of just bland game managers, and they both just riped the Jaguars up. So to me, this was just a play of I think the Cardinals are gonna score. It will not really a much of a hot take there.

They've done whatever they wanted the last two weeks and they look like they're having fun. And admittedly I'm not a big Cliff Kingsbury guy, but he just it just seems like he's actually having fun, and they're using every single receiver that they have and again having fun in the process. And really the only upside for Jet the Jaguars offense here is being able to throw the ball, so a lot of Trevor Lawrence passing attempts. I think if you like the over, you have to like the

Cardinals and vice versa. This seemed very correlated to me. But the first bet I played this week was the over fifty two, and I was pretty content with doing it.

and everything like that. But right now with DeAndre Hopkins, AJ Green, Withever, Christian Kirk, I'm completely obsessed with Rondell Moore and I have been basically right since he was drafted. Just here's my dude. So they are going to put up points without that. It's really just a matter of whether or not the Jaguars can as well. And at the very least there's going be garbage time in this game where Lawrence is gonna get to throw. So I am with you. I'm looking over at bettingpros dot com.

The over eighty three percent of our people, of our experts who are taking it are with the over. So I'm with you. I'm gonna tral it and if it hits them taking credit for it. And there's nothing you can do about it.

But I agree with you, it's it's funny that almost benefits, right because the broken plays, and you've seen them happen in each of the cardinals first two games, like those result in giant plays going forward, So that is something that maybe you can count as a negative, but either way, man like this is this is gonna go over obviously. You know i'd over in their first game against the Titans. That should have gone over as the way I like to say it was, you knowway through the third quarter

they needed one point, they didn't get it. But I really think that this is a good bet. I'm with you here. I have also selected the over in the betting pros app so hopefully it goes now. I'm very interested to get your take on my best bet. I do not know which way sort of the you know, sharp betters are going with this people in the know. I actually haven't heard that many people talk about it.

Maybe I have missed it, but to me, it's a line that when I saw come out, I was going to take it, and it hasn't moved and I understand why. And it's the Eagles. They're now getting three and a half, but it vacillates between three and four, so one or the other. But the Eagles getting more than a field

goal against the Cowboys. I get that the Eagles last week were a little disappointing, like of course, but I think that's much more about the forty nine ers and their defense being stronger than people give them credit for, just because they let the Lions get back into it after the lines were completely dominated throughout the game, which I think was more of them kind of taking it easy,

taking their foot off the gas pedal. And I think if Jalen Rager doesn't step out of that touchdown, then that winds up being a touchdown that that really could have changed the game. Now, the Cowboys come off the big win against the Chargers, and I admit I didn't like them in that game. I thought that the Chargers win that game and basically covered the three point spread. It wasn't one of my best but either way, it's one season. Okay, we've seen Mike McCarthy for a long time.

You look at what he did last year, one in five against the spread individual games, oh and five as home favorites. Now I get it like that, no Dack, but the lines are taking into account that Ben Denucci was the starting quarterback at one point, Like, those are the lines, and I just don't have a lot of

faith in McCarthy as the head coach. We've also got a Mark Cooper really banged up with the ribs, and I'm sure you know, like rib injuries are tough, They're very difficult to play through, especially like that while Collins is out, Marcus Lawrence is out, the Cowboys are just a little banged up. It's not all great for the Eagles. Eagles are banged up too. They've got Brandon Brooks and

brand and Graham both placed on IR this week. But I've been a fan of Jalen Hurts is, you know, maybe not the greatest passer in the world, but I think, you know, with the way Sirianni designed this offense in the offseason, I think it's going to accentuate what he can do. And I'm more sort of looking out that last week as sort of saying the forty nine ers have a really good defense. I don't think suddenly the Eagles were exposed. It's the nfcast. The games are usually tight.

I see this as closer to a field goal game, and I understand the public loves the Cowboys, but I don't know, man, I want to hear your take on this because for me, I like the Eagles getting more in the field goal in this game.

did make my card. I will say, though, Philadelphia to me is a team that already and we saw it as early as last week, already has some market support after Week one, a team that really, I mean, if we look back at preseason win totals, had one of the lowest win totals, wasn't really thought of as as a threat to the NFC East at all. And then we turn around week two, they're getting what three and a half? Three and a half at home to the to the Niners, a team that's projected to win like

eleven games this season. So it seems like the Eagles were a team right off the bat that just immediately received support from the market and was going to be a lot better than the market projected it, you know, a couple of weeks ago. I have no interest in laying chalk with Dallas in the spot. Mike McCarthy is bound to make multiple coaching mistakes again again, no interest in laying more than a field goal on in division with that defense that didn't force a punt last week. It just can't do it.

generally speaking. We so I've mentioned this before, but the Fantasy Sports and Gaming Association does a prop bet league where you draft prop bets. Okay, I won it last year.

To think, my first bet, or one of my first bets is here was sirianni at Coach of the Year and it was just something where again that that's a lot of the way you bet Coach of the Year, and there's a lot of you know, details about it why it's sort of fit and there's a limited number of situations that usually will allow for a Coach of the Year. But I also thought that I from what I've known about Sirianni, I really like them. I think if the Eagles sort of always deal with a ton

of injuries if they can avoid it. They're already dealing with injuries unfortunately, but if they can avoid major ones, they add DeVante Smith, you give them an entire year to build an offense around Jalen Hurts his strength. This is a team that could really surprise some people. And I know Atlanta wasn't great like you know in Week one, and they're not a great team, but they kind of hung with the Bucks, right like they outgained the Bucks.

It's just sort of the two pick six is. I don't think Atlanta is quite as bad as the Eagles made them look. I think realistically the forty nine ers are just better than people are giving them credit for, which is why the Eagles struggled. I think the Eagles win this game outright, So I mean, for me, I will take more than a field goal. But again, this does not sound like a game that you are on on either side. Right Well, I will.

threat quarterback. I just have no faith in the defense right now. Or Mike McCarthy, he made another Like I was in the airport last week, and I'm not trying to be a nip. People like Mike McCarthy just makes a bonehead move and I'm just like standing there, like looking around, like wondering if anybody is watching the same exact game that I'm watching. It's just it's really unnecessary. It's gonna come back to kill this team, and I

wouldn't be surprised if it's this weekend. It's going it's inevitable.

something Alex worth this weekend. I feel like my feelings on the Eagles are either going to be validated or shown to be incorrect because this is a week against a banged up Cowboys team coming off a big win, and I get it, and it's Monday night and whatever in a divisional game. If they lose this game by more than three points A, I'm going to be really surprised. B. I think I'm gonna say, Okay, maybe I'm wrong in the way I'm evaluating them, but again, and this is

my favorite bet. I've been on this since that I looked at the opening line. It was there were fours and three and a halfs. It hasn't moved all week as far as I can see, So I'm excited about it. But let's get to your second bet, which I will hate, but I will give you a consolation of I won't take the other side.

good game. They just basically gave Andy Dalton whatever he wanted. Dalton doesn't push the ball down the field. They were content with just letting him throw dank and dunks against the Colts. I bet the over last week against the Colts, and that game was hard to watch because of Carson Wentz. And I don't think Indianapolis has that grid of a of a receiving corpse, to be completely honest with you. And they move the ball. They move the ball oftentimes

at will. And so really, if there was any downside to this handicap, it's the you know, cross country trip whatever. But honestly, if this is Tom Brady, if there's any quarterback that's going to defy any sort of trend or angle like that, it's going to be TV and to be honest, watching him play the last two weeks, he just you know, it sounds cliche, but he just looks like he wants to play football and like is actually trying, and they can't run the ball, and I would expect him.

You know, he's played Aaron Donald before, he's played this defense before. He's not going to get sucked into the pass rush and he's not going to throw Jalen Ramsey's way ten times a game. So there are ways around the defense. I think it's the perfect time to sell. I think the Rams team total under could be a good look based off of who they've played so far. To me, I thought this was a really cheap price, and I don't think you're gonna a lot of spots to bet Tampa Bay at a number like this. To

be honest, I know this sounds kind of weird. I would have played Tampa Bay up to minus three plus one hundred. And the only reason I say that is because I don't think we were ever going to see a three in the market, just because if you flip that around, we're essentially applying implying that Tampa Bay would be like a you know, seven, seven and a half

point home favorite and that's just not gonna happen. And so this line, to me, I think there's a lot of value on Tampa Bay good time to sell the Rams defense, So I thought it was a cheap price to play the box.

rise up. I agree with you in this one. Now, Antonio Brown is probably going to be out in this game, which takes away one of the weapons necessarily, and that you know, when you have a couple of down cornerbacks like the Rams have, that does make a difference because there is like the third option is out. But I

agree with you in this game. And look last game, right, like the Colt could have won that game, right, I mean right, they started off right up down the field and and didn't convert, you know, in that in that first one, so go ahead.

making some very very dumb mistakes. You played Andy Dalton, and you played Carson Wentz, and now you got to play a Tom Brady. This is a huge step up in competition for a defense that I think is again just the perfect time to sell off.

aren't that many. I remember last I mean, they were favorite, obviously, but I remember last year when Baltimore was laying a few points to Mahomes, and I remember being like, if you're telling me that I'm going to catch points with Patrick Mahomes, I'm just going to accept it. I'm not

gonna do. And this sort of feels like to me, as good as the Rams are, if you're gonna at this point, with the way he is playing and with the way that entire team is playing, if you're gonna give me like they're laying a point and a half with the with the Bucks, I'll take that day of the week. So I hate to agree with you, but I am agreeing with you. I'm going to give myself a reason to watch my team, and I'm going to go with the Jets and the Broncos, and I'm going

to go. I'm just checking to make sure it's still there. It was forty one and a half last time I saw, which is a low over under, and I don't care because I'm going with the under. I'm just checking to make sure it has not moved. Give me a second, is totally fine. I just checked up. But now I'm very nervous. I know it's still forty one and a half beautiful eighty percent by the way of our experts are on the over. Don't care. Okay, I'm going with the under. Both teams here, let's take a step back

of how bad the Jets are. Nobody really cares, but let's take a step back. Both of these teams play slow. That's like we can just start there. We know that from watching both of them. They're you know, low down and pace the play and everything like that. Teddy Bridgewater is general it's Teddy covers of course, but generally leans towards the unders because again, doesn't he's not explosive. He

doesn't push the ball downfield. It's not like his teams are scoring at will and in a matter of seconds. It's not like a Patrick Mahomes type of offense. These are slow, methodical drives that take time off the clock. So the clock's gonna bleed here. You look at how they played so far. Forty points in Game one against the Giants, and that took a last second touchdown to get there, thirty six in Game two against the Jaguars.

The Broncos have a very very good defense, as we know generally speaking, when you go to Denver early in the season, very difficult on the road team. But they, you know, the Broncos aren't exactly acclimated to it either. So you could say, well, that's gonna hurt the defense. I think that's just gonna make it for sloppy play all around. My guess is when you have a quarterback who throws four touchdowns, that what you're gonna say is let's get a little conservative here on offense and let's

slow it down. Let's use the run game as much as we can, Let's take shorter throws, let's not push it. That's a lot of what I see. He So, I think what you have is an offense that is very bad with the Jets. You have a defense that is very solid with the Broncos. The Broncos have a decent offense, not overly explosive or anything like that. Especially without Jerry Judy.

They'll be able to put up some points. But again, this strikes me as a game like my guess is like this is gonna be the first game to reach halftime. When they get there, right, it's gonna be like, oh, look at that. The debts are going You're gonna have other games with like six minutes left in the second quarter, So I think a slow paced game where the total winds up being like thirty seven, thirty eight in the end, like whatever. So it's forty one and a half. It's

a low total. I get it. I'm still going with the other with the under.

is terrible. And Zach Wilson, who threw off his back foot, probably more than anybody at by you last year is already starting to see that pattern trickle over in the NFL. So again, to me, I didn't have a play in this game. The only reason I didn't have a play in this game is because you can't make a total end of the thirties nowadays in the NFL. You just can't. And so I would have liked to grab the twelve and a half if I would have been quick enough.

Yesterday it dropped to eleven. I missed the boat I'm at, but the number to me looked right. I will be rooting for you. To me, I could find any reason to playing over in the NFL, I love I can leisurely find a way to play an over. I don't see any angle whatsoever. To be honest in what I usually do is I'll find an over in the afternoon slate. That's so I could root for it while while watching Red Zone. I don't have a single one in the afternoon slate, and you couldn't. You couldn't pay me to

bet this over. It's it's going to be ugly, like it looks ugly on paper, gonna look even uglier on the field.

possible way to play the over and I couldn't. And again, I just I know, I'm kind of spit on and reiterating, but I am looking for a spot to play the Jets over because it's it's a very very underrated angle to to buy low and sell high on totals just because of the lack of holatility. You're not gonna see a lot of extremes for over, and you're not gonna see a team like thirteen and three to the over. Like this, this this trend is gonna snap. It's just

a matter of having the right partner for it. And when you said Tennessee next week, ill I can think of us. Oh my god, aj Brown, that's wild. And you know how you have it the you know, the the Denzel Mims breakout game that we've all done, Brax and Barrios going for for ten for one hundred and seven and three. It's coming, it's coming in week four.

But you know, I'll tell you when there's when there's a game that I'm gonna go opposite with you if I go if I got a bump with you, Dan, But but this it just it isn't We're on the same page here. Again, I can't bet the over in this game. The under is the under and the dog to me are the only plays in the game.

totally fine. I approved your previous bets. I don't even know what your third bet is yet, so we'll get there just in a second. I assume it's going to be an over then right, because you're all right, go give it to giving me a third.

hit the total and we've seen the total drop. However, this total drop from forty six and a half to forty five and a half and then there was immediate buyback on the over to forty six, and that was enough for me to make a play on it. And really, Dalton, Dalton can move up and down the field. But when I bet an over, and when I'm expecting points and I need points, trading and swapping out Dalton for fields as big playability is a perfect trade off in my opinion.

So while he's raw, and you know, maybe the playbook isn't as open, you're gonna have those big plays that we saw at Ohio State. Like I try and envision the Bears offense, I'm a Bears fan. I can't tell you the last time that a receiver's just run wild down the post for like an eighty yar time. It just doesn't happen. I think the last to do that was like Johnny Knox back in two thousand and fourteen. But you get a big playability against a Browns defense

that's been terrible against the pass. They've given up a bunch of splash plays against the pass. I know you played Kansas City and we're in a negative game script against Houston, But again, you have field here who could actually make the place. If it was Dalton, you'd have no problem, but now you have to actually defend all the quadrants of the field. Cleveland, meanwhile, I think, is the best overplay in the NFL right now. They seem very twenty twenty billsy in the sense that they're just

gonna score forty every game. And you never really know what you're gonna do in the playoffs, but you get a team that just wants to be a world beater during the regular season, and Kevin Stefansy to me, has shown that. And even though they're down a bunch of skilled players, like they're still running the ball at an unbelievably successful rate with Chubb. There's still skill players that can make plays. It's not really an offense that's predicated

on needing a bunch of wide receivers. And so the Bears defense to me, hasn't looked all that great on paper. It's like, oh, the Bears defense monsters are the midway, Like they're not that good. Like I'm I'm a Bears fan, Like, i don't think they're that good. They're not that intimidating, you know, like in the years past. So to me, this dropping a point and then seeing some immediate buyback

on the over was pretty telling. I think this is a good spot to play the over, and I'm excited to do so in fields his first game.

that offensive system is it what it? You know, go with Austin Hooper and David Joku and the running backs and you've got enough to basically score at will because that offensive line is great for me. I wonder though, I mean what, I guess, what do you expect from

Field in this first game? To me? When I have a guy like Fields, especially with his rushing ability, I think his first game is something that lends itself towards an overplay because I think like they don't know how to defend him number one, they don't know exactly what they're going to see. It's really hard to build a game plan against someone like Fields in his first game. So I personally also could see the Bears putting up points here. Is that? Do you like it better? Considering

it's his first game? Do you think that lends itself to more points? Well?

they're pieces, they can after the quarterback. But I think just the recipe of what you're looking for, a Cleveland defense that gives up big plays could have suppressed Andy Dalton. But to me, this is a huge breakout game for Chicago skill players. Like we talk, I mean, I'm sure you hear all the time too. Being so tucked in with fantasy, you know, guys like Darnel Mooney and Alan Robinson being as underrated as he is, Like you're just waiting for these guys to pop off and taking a

closer look at Chicago. Like Dalton used to push the ball when he was with the Cincinnati he had no choice, Like he he would throw the ball recklessly in Cincinnati. Ever since last year, I don't know why, he just hasn't pushed the ball down the field. He hasn't been a good over bet. He doesn't apt, but he's not enticing to bet over the total as he once was.

To me, I was just really excited to bet a change of pace, a quarterback who could really push the ball down field, and who wants to push the ball offield. He has some skill players to make the plays. I guess a pretty subpard defense. So down to forty five and a half up the tick up to forty six. I thought it was pretty dead, a pretty dead number. So I went over the total and you know, it probably isn't the biggest edge that I have, but it

was more so I wanted to play the number. I thought the market liked the over at forty six, and just you know, it's just a rooting for a fresh change of pace with fields undersetterer.

five to the Colts. There is only two reasons I can see that you might be scared off of this game if you want to bet the Titans. The first is that the Colts are just like the most esperate team that you could possibly have. Right now, right they're on and two they lose again here to the Titans. By the way, you can hear in the back that is my garage door opening. That happens once every podcast because I podcast in the room above my garage door.

Don't worry about it. Number one, that they're desperate, their season is on the line. They lose this game, they fall to zer three, they've lost to the Titans. That's a really, really bad thing. Number two, it's a division game. A division game is always unpredictable. You never know how it's going to go. It may stay as close as possible, so you might not want to go after it. That's fine. But for me, dude like Carson Wentz, I could be wrong. I don't expect Carson Wentz to play this game. I mean,

at this point right he's in practice today. He's got two ankle sprains. One of them is a high ankle spring. He's a tough dude. He tries to play through, but there's just no way I see this happening, which means it's probably going to be Jacob Easton and Hunley because they're splitting snaps. Are you going to go with both of them in this game? Is that what the game plan is? The Cults are an okay team. Okay, they're

not great. Even with Wentz, they're an okay team. They've allowed four point three yards per carry to opposing running backs Chris Carson and Darryl Henderson. That is fine, but the Titans run defense obviously locked up Chris Carson in this last game, even though he scored two touchdown. The Colts pass defense has not been good. Xavier Roads has not played yet. I don't think he's going to play in this game. You misspracticed yesterday. They've allowed two hundred

and fifty five point five passing yards per game. Again, Rams and Seahawks, so two good passing offenses. But the thing is you attack. If you're the Colt you can attack Titans more through the air than on the ground. Their secondary not great. Genoris Jenkins, Christian Fulton, Chris Jackson, but we talked about the Colts pass catchers, and they're not that impressive. I mean, I like Michael Pittman junior.

You know, Zach Pascal's fine, but you're not going to be able to attack them through the air with Jacobson and Hunley like you're just not I don't understand why this spread isn't moving, And this seems like the books just desperately want me because if anything, it's gone down. It was five and a half on Monday. It's five

right now, the consensus line that I'm looking at. So perhaps you can explain to me why I'm totally misreading this game and why should I have any faith that either Eastern or Hunley is going to be able to put up any points?

number one receiver. Love Michael Pittman. He was fantastic at USC, but you know, he's just he. I don't think he's ready to be the number one wide receiver. And this is still a road game, the first, their first road game playing outdoors all year, so there's that. Honestly, I was gonna play the over in this game earlier in the week, didn't and then all of a sudden saw it crater and didn't know why. Come to find out that Wentz not only sprained one of his ankles, but

both of them. Like, I don't know how the guy's walking right now, let alone game planning. So I'm not really sure why there's no resistance. You know, teams that are zero to two against the spread dating back to like the last eleven years are covering it like a sixty two percent clip in week three. So you know, if you want to play the trend's game, that's fine, but.

to move and we talked about it on Monday. We do a look ahead, you know, on the lines, and Andrew Cayley and I both said, like, I would expect this to move towards six six and a half, assuming that it's going to be Jacob eeson, and it just hasn't moved. So it feels like they just want me to take this number and I can't. I've really figured out.

gonna put up twenty four points. You're not. You known anything twenty one and a half or better might be good. So it doesn't make any sense to me. Usually you can there's some writing on the wall. You can read the tea leaves to the injury report. Throughout the weeks. To me, went spraining both of his ankles, like just to me, sounded painful. It's just it's just he's not gonna play, like I mean, he's got and one of them is a high ankle spring.

but there will coach everything like that. But again, this is something where part of me just feels like I don't know whether or not the models that the books he is always properly take into account the downgrade in quarterbacks that come. Sometimes I do. Sometimes you see massive moves, but a lot of times it's very much like, oh,

this is worth two points. But for me, I guess they must have been factoring it in from the start and the fact that it hasn't moved and it doesn't look like it's overly I mean, sixty four percent of our experts are taking the Titans, but it's not overwhelming or anything like that, So I get it. It's this weird sort of five number right, five, five and a half. You don't really know what to do with that number, but so.

good chance to go to it. Honestly, if you're the Titans, you're two and one after what's transpired the last couple of weeks, you'd take that.

But it really hasn't been great for a couple of years, and they still managed to put it up. So I do think the Titans win here, and I do think that they cover the spread. So let's very briefly before we get to the rest of the spreads and just run through them and see if you like any of them at all or have any value. Let's briefly recap.

I'll do it again at the end. You like Arizona and Jacksonville to go over fifty two, the Bucks to cover the one point spread against the Rams, and the Browns and the Bears to go over their total of forty six. I am taking the Eagles getting three and a half from the Cowboys, the Jets and the Broncos to stay under forty one and a half, and the

Titans laying five to the Cults. I really, really am excited about the prospect of rooting for the Jets for finally, since I'm a Jets fan, to not score points and for them to like rip off like you know, three touchdowns or something like that, back to back. That'll be a good show. Then on Monday, I'm all right, let's run through some of the remaining spreads. Just let me know what if you have any thoughts on it. The Washington football team visiting the Bills, the Bills laying seven and a.

week and lights him up. Taylor Heinekey to me, you know, I covered the Conference USA a couple of years ago, and you know I could firmly say as a big Taylor Heinikee fan out of ODU, you know I must have beten countless ODU overs back in college, just waking up on Saturday mornings and trying to lock in bets, you know, betting over seventy and a half against Marshall every week. But I bet over forty five and a half non conference game. Both defenses to me, I think

can be exploited through the year. I went over forty five and a half. A terrible bet, but I bet it.

being three point favorites and landed. To me, if they're serious about the season, this is kind of their last gasp too, and no real better way to do it than against you know, a team that can't really break off explosive plays, played a dual threat quarterback in Tom Brady, and I need to play Daniel Jones and a bunch of wide receivers that can't get separations. So you know, I think this is a good spot.

I don't think dan Quinn has figured it out. I think playing against a dual threat quarterback with maybe one of the fastest receiving corps in the entire league is going to be a tough game plan for that defense, and I think there's just gonna be big plays everywhere. So I think over fifty two is a really good play.

in line with all three of those plays. Unfortunately for me, I'm taking the Eagles getting three and a half from the Cowboys, the Jets and the Broncos under forty one and a half, and the Titans laying five to the You know, last last week, Alex, like, I felt like there were a lot of very clear bounce back spots like the Vikings.

there where I'm gonna enjoy it. This is great talk to you. We haven't talked obviously last year was all weird with the way you know football. Was glad to have you back on can't wait to do it again. Remind everybody where they could find you and your work.