Hello, beautiful people, and welcome to our Humble to the Boat, the Thunder Network. On this massive overreaction Monday, October 27th, 2021, this program begins now. Football! It's fabulous, isn't it?
Until you have a slate like yesterday that is certainly not desirable. Now, there was obviously a close game. The rest of the slate was absolute shite. Now, that's good news if you're on the winning side.
Terrible news if you're on the losing side. And tonight, don't look now, 11 and a half points spread we're staring at. So, will this be the week of blowouts? We shall see the toxic tables here at Boston Corner and at Ty Schmidt.
Congrats to you, boys. Big wins yesterday. Thank you. You too, as well.
Thank you, thank you. Let's do one half of the hammer. God! Cowboys, 8-peat done.
Oh, no. So, maybe that shifted the momentum at halftime to what it became. But the Pittsburgh Steelers lose to the Green Bay Packers in the Aaron Rodgers Bowl, although Acresher certainly had the environment of a massive game. The field looked much worse than it seemed to have played last night, but the game ends with the Green Bay Packers getting a huge win over the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Let's go to a Pittsburgh Steelers fan. One half of the hammer. God! Cowboys, 8-peat done.
How's life right now? Everything okay over there after a primetime loss? Yep, yep. No, no, it's not all right.
I wish I was in your guys' spot, you know, celebrating blowout wins and happy. But no, that was another primetime loss and a sleepless night, and I'm starting a week on a bad foot. Just not good. No, I wish it was just that.
I believe that's four games now that they've let up 30 points this season, which hasn't happened since 2003, I believe 2004, right before we got the honor of drafting 1-7 Ben Roethlisberger. So the defense is horrendous. They basically took the same game plan as the Bengals and said, hey, we're not going to give the D-line any chance to get to the quarterback. We're going to throw short stuff.
And then the Steelers don't know how to tackle. 235 yards after catch, I believe, at one point, of Jordan Love's 315 yards. So a bit of insanity there. That was at one point.
It ended with 244 yards after contact or catch. In total versus Packers, most in any regular season game under Mike Tomlin. In his last two games, Joey Flack and Jordan Love, Pittsburgh has allowed 702 passing yards with six touchdowns and only two sacks on 86 dropbacks. That's from Hembo.
We appreciate the hell out of him. Let's go to a nine-year NFL fan. Jerry Shea Botherham. Yeah, whenever you see all that yak, it's definitely bad tackling, bad coverage.
And also, Jordan Love has been hot. You know, 20 straight completions on the way to throwing 360 yards. And it wasn't a bunch of dink and dunks. You know, screens, a little short routes.
He was actually throwing up there, putting the balls. Kind of in harm's way in his receivers or making plays. Tucker Craft obviously had a phenomenal night on National Tight End Day. And then Watson.
I mean, Christian Watson made his presence fail all night long coming back after a week 18 ACL tear, I believe. He's a deep threat. Has been stepping into the National Football League. He was a big threat.
Just all around. Love was feeling it, man. And I'm sure it meant a ton to him going against his predecessor on the other side. And Jordan Love, you know, showing that gunslinger mentality that he certainly has.
Just like some of the Green Bay Packers quarterback times of the past. Ty, whenever you're watching this Packers team, this gets you excited for a big time win like this. LaFleur also seemingly handled the entire moment perfectly. Him and Aaron Rodgers had their moment beforehand.
Jordan Love, you talked about his relationship with Aaron Rodgers. Aaron said to Chris Collinsworth, I believe, that normally they text back and forth. This week they did not talk to each other. The only time they talked in pregame was after captain's coin toss as well.
Felt like they were both pretty locked in. Jordan Love needed it. Do you think? Do you think Jordan Love needed it?
Not that it would make or break his entire thing. That was a big one, though, I think, for Jordan Love. Yeah, massive. Because even really, I mean, you know, there was some chatter about him coming in.
It was all about Rodgers playing his former team. There really wasn't that much of like, hey, Jordan Love quietly is having a very good year and this would be a massive notch in his belt. But this is kind of like, you know, he's been a little inconsistent. That's what Packers fans, like, they've seen glimpses of this.
And that's why it's like last night for him to complete 20 consecutive passes and just take the game over. Yeah, I mean, this is the team we saw the first couple weeks, I think. Last night, big moment, big stage. And, you know, it brought it out in them.
But, you know, it's the same deal. They didn't look good in the first half. That's what we were saying. So we'll see.
But after that, going into the half, I was like, oh, boy, this thing could get ugly quick. And luckily, you know, when the Packers have needed to turn it on this year in moments like that, they've done that. And, yeah, Love was just tremendous. And this defense, you know, just week after week.
I mean, they did enough last night, but they played so good in the second half. Micah, Rashawn Gary. So, yeah, as opposed to the last couple weeks when I woke up on Monday morning being like, man, I just don't know about this team. I feel very good today.
This is the team I saw for the first two weeks. Yeah, these are temperature-gauging games. You know, whenever some other team that you expect to be around in the end, you'd like to see where your team is at right now. A lot of football left, obviously.
And shout-out to Billy Bones, Pittsburgh Steelers diehard fan there with the video of Brett Michaels performing at halftime. Also said maybe the audio wasn't perfect, which is why you're talking about it. The Indians just wanted to sing along with Brett. Exactly.
They wanted to get after it with Brett. And maybe the echo, maybe where he was at, whatever the case, wasn't perfect for all parties in a building would it ever be in. Brett Michaels still brought it. I saw him pull on a terrible tile, too.
He was getting after it, so I don't think it's on him. Like, you try to make it out to me. But it was certainly a different half in the second one. Go ahead, comment.
Did you get that jacket from Brett Michaels? I'll tell you what, I think Brett Michaels, a man of style, would certainly maybe wear this jacket here. This is from NFL Mexico. They should tag them if we post about this.
NFL Mexico was on the field yesterday at the Loud House, you know, watching Indianapolis folks do what the Indianapolis folks have been doing this season, too. The Tennessee Titans, which we'll talk more about here. And Raul from NFL Mexico, who we met down at Super Bowl Radio Row, if you do recall, was there. He was on site.
And I was chit-chatting with some folks. There's always like a reunion before the games where our suite is. The view that we had of Jonathan Taylor down that sideline. That was literally unbelievable.
Oh, no, no, wait. So, watching his toes, literally just watching his toes from where I was. Yeah, so we're right down. We're literally on the other side.
I'm watching right down that sideline. Actually, right down that sideline. I have no idea how he stayed in. His little toes.
I don't know. And he's looking down. That would naturally drive you. Normally, your head and eyes go straight away.
He is outrageous. This guy is outrageous. This was a second. He would have a third.
Obviously, another one. This guy is only his 80-yard. This guy, absolutely outrageous. But I'm watching it from where we're at.
A lot of talking before the game. How you doing? Four o'clock game. A lot of people coming through there earlier.
How you doing? Hands out. He said, we're very appreciative of the conversation we had. At Super Bowl, you were very kind to us or something like that.
We have a few of these jackets. We'd like to issue one. I've never seen a cooler jacket in my life. That's it.
That's it. That's it. No habla? Okay.
No problem. You know, that's cool. Oh! What's that?
La netta. I know what that means. Until death, I believe, is what it means. Locked in, yep.
Yeah. Viva la raza, obviously. And then hasta la muerte. I don't know if I'll be able to wear it every day until then, because it's very hot.
It's very hot. It looks cool. And it's not a button either. Oh, that's it.
Yeah, yeah. So this thing can get real hot if you need it. I also think Dia de los Muertos is coming up, so if you want to wear it for that, too. Cinco de Mayo?
Yes. Oh, okay. I didn't know. I mean, muchos gracias to me, amigo.
I'm sorry. I'm trying my best. I don't know. I did say muchos gracias to me, amigo, and I'd like to continue that.
This is one of the coolest things I've ever received. Thank you for this. And shout out to the game growing internationally. And on that note, it's time for us to do our first 15.
Now, remember, this first 15, driven by rain, rain, rain, rain, rain, rain, rain, trucks is certainly aiming to be a 15-minute thing, okay, where we take the top five headlines coming out of the NFL Sunday slate, and we chit-chat about them. But it's not first 15 minutes, necessarily. Please put the clock up here. It's not necessarily the first 15 minutes.
It's first 15 plays with the goal to be in 15 minutes. Last week was 42 minutes. Close. We're getting better.
I'm down a little bit. Touchdown drive. Yeah. Hey, this was like Texans.
Yep. That's the possession we had. You know, which, by the way, they're saying record-breaking possession time. Since 2006, Texans absolutely nominated the 49ers in entirety.
So we're going to try to get through these. Last week was the first time we mentioned how long it was, and we went longer than we've ever gone before. So let's just try to keep this one tiny. Tiny.
Tiny. Tiny. Tiny on three. One, two, three.
Tiny. Okay, here we go. Let's start with number five. And last eight o'clock.
An absolute shite Sunday slate. Listen, we're just going to read through the scores here. We're just going to read through the scores. 38-14, 35-25, 32-13, 44-24, 30-16, 40-9, 26-15, 23-3, 38-20, 34-10, and then in a barn burner, okay, the Jets win 39-38 over the Bengals.
Okay, so that's the only game that was within one. Everything else, absolute shite across the board. And don't look now, as I mentioned, 11 and a half points right now. Marks and Marietta traveling into the kingdom, in the Chiefs' kingdom, as an 11 and a half point dog.
Now, we believe that this commander's team is on a good trajectory. We like what Washington's doing. We appreciate what the commanders are doing. But Kingsbury's an absolute dog.
The Chiefs is better than the Chiefs of it. And they're at home. And we all believe that they're probably going to win the game. And if it leads, if it's anything like what yesterday was, this might be a 35-point game.
We didn't know that the NFL could produce it. We didn't know that every single game could be a blowout. We started watching those games yesterday, and it's like, you've got Squadbox on. And you've got Redstone channel.
You're like, I must be missing some games. Where are these at? You just need shite score, shite score, shite score. And it's like, well, modern NFL.
There is no such thing. There's a shite score. Everybody can come back. They did it.
Everybody was dead early. This thing was over quick. The NFL obviously can't thrive off of this. But these are nice reminders every once in a while that any given Sunday, if you don't show up, you can get your ass beat deep.
Yeah, you just mentioned this is the complete opposite of what the NFL is on a week-to-week basis. Typically, it comes down to a one-possession game. It's a two-minute drive. You know, kicking the field goal, scoring the touchdown, stuff like that.
But it's just a bunch of blocks. Probably expected the Colts tights to be a blowout. I expect a much better game with the Broncos-Cowboys. And then the Dolphins, surprisingly, beat the shit out of the Falcons.
So, yeah, just a surprising slate all around. Yeah, we always say on any given Sunday, there's a lot of teams in this league right now who are either bad or on any given Sunday are capable of playing an egg, for sure. Well, that's it. So, we played Pittsburgh Steelers and got blown out a couple of times.
Whenever we were on the Indianapolis Colts. And those were good days for you, for sure. You know, it's a nice reminder whenever you ask, like, because we have the team. And you just get killed.
And it's like, you ask the coaches around those times, or the players around those times, like, you know, geez, it's like, yeah, like, this could happen every week. You just get a couple guys that don't show up and play good in a couple positions. That's what the NFL is. I think that's what, like, people think these teams are shite.
So, people get in the conversation, you know what? Saints will lose to Ohio State. Indiana will be able to lose to something like that. People start saying that type of stuff.
Especially whenever teams are terrible. Then there's always a reminder, like, hey, these are professional athletes getting paid in professional check to play football. And every once in a while, the universe comes together, and you can be great. And every once in a while, the universe comes together and says, you guys suck today.
And that can certainly happen to any team. And as soon as you think you got it figured out, like, even as fans on the outside looking in, you know, I thought I knew, you know, who the Falcons were at this point. You know, okay, maybe they're a much better team. Even if the Steelers, I thought the Steelers would show up.
The Cowboys, we knew their defense was absolute shite. But I thought they could at least put up points offensively and kind of get the shootout with the Broncos. So, yeah, a lot of question marks going next to a lot of these teams up there. Stat from Hembo and ESPN Researcher.
There's only been one game decided by single digits on Sunday. Sunday was the first day with one or zero games decided by single digits since December 20th, 1970! It's an emerging shite indeed. Good addition.
Dude, that's almost awesome aware. Yeah, that is almost awesome aware, dude. Okay, so what's shite indeed, say, Sambo? Which we agree.
Shite indeed. I didn't read the 1970 part of that stat. I just did the whole, that's a long time of football not being shite. We were there for it.
Yeah, hell yeah. Hey, we lived through it. Yep, yep. Yeah, exactly.
Hey, I was off the age. You're now 2001. Lived through that. Worst football game of all time.
Worst football Sunday of all time, basically. We were a part of that for the NFL. Well, the real kicker is, you know, typically if we have a shite slate, there's still like maybe one or two games where they'll at least be close, you know, going down the stretch. I mean, Jets-Bangles, that was just like, hey, you have a red zone.
I'm like, oh, well, hey, Jets are starting to come back. I wasn't paying any attention to that game, and it turns out to be by far the best game of the day. There's a lot of potential, you know, spiritual stuff with that particular game, too, for Jets-Bangles, Nick Mangles passing away. We would like to send our condolences and positive prayers and vibes, obviously, to his family.
He and A.J. Hawk were, like, I think best friends since our kids. Same high school, obviously roommates in Ohio State. We've learned a lot about Nick Mangles, got to know him a lot.
Absolute legend of a human. Everything you hear about him, just know that it's in every aspect of his life. This guy was a great teammate. Oh, this guy's a great business partner.
Oh, this guy's a great dad. This guy's a great husband. This guy's a great husband. This guy's great.
Everything about him was great. We had a chance to catch up with him a couple weeks ago when everything was going on, and I was trying to get some more information on how we could help, maybe, on the program and just chat with him. Still talking shit, still quick. The beard was still good.
I mean, you're talking utter surprise here. Society has lost a great man. So the Jets getting a huge win on that day was cool. That was cool to see.
I don't think anybody was expecting a 39-38 win, but that being the only game that was really in it, Sanctuary NFL. But boy, if you don't want us winning teams, let's enjoy these. Let's enjoy these. Because you know, most games are very scary.
Are we going to lose this? Are we going to win? Just being able to talk about third quarter, just say, we're way better in this game. Let's go ahead and enjoy this little game.
Rest of starters. You had a call of the game for the Colts Titans. I assume you did a great job. I haven't gone back and listened to it, but the boys, we had an ear on it, so we could win clips for it.
You did a great job on that. You had to work that entire game. Yeah. We were enjoying the hell out of this particular game.
Although many would say this game was shite, as a Colts fan, I'd like to let you know, it was fantastic. All right, let's go to number four headline here. Now, listen, I like that there's a new holiday. Anytime we can create something to celebrate something, I'm with it.
Okay? So people are pushing against some of these things that have us two gimmickies to whatever, like the super duper cop that the NBA put in. We're in the middle of the thing. The commissioner cop or whatever the hell it is.
No, the NBA cop. NBA cop. Yeah, sorry. The NBA cop.
They put it in the middle of the season. Everybody's like, this is a gimmick. It's like, who cares? We'll celebrate.
We're getting our trophies. I think they should be hanging our banners next to the other banners, but we should still enjoy. So a National Tight Ends Day was created by these tight end university boys who are trying to absolutely build a brain of what their position is, which are dogs across the board. You got to be tough enough to block.
You got to be athletic enough to be able to get open and catch the ball. And oh yeah, normally going to have to be the mentality center for your entire team. This tight end position is insane, especially with the amount of talent that there is. And there's a National Tight Ends Day that should be celebrated.
And it feels like defense coordinators should understand the basics of this thing as well. I know the NFL puts out tweets and puts out shirts and shit like that. I think defense coordinators need to have somebody on the horn saying, Hey, what's going on this weekend? Oh, it's National Tight Ends Day.
You think offense coordinators are going to target tight ends a little bit more because of that? Defense coordinators are saying, no. Everybody else around doing, yeah. Tight ends went off yesterday.
And it feels like every year on National Tight Ends Day, tight ends go crazy. Tucker Craft was the main event. He went absolutely absurd. What is the Tucker Craft story?
He grew up on a Native American reservation? Yeah, correct. In South Dakota. I grew up on the reservation and actually was a honorary member of the tribe.
Because obviously lived on through high school and everything. But yeah, he's an absolute dog. Yes, he is. He did a kip-up last night on that sod.
That was unbelievable. Runs people over. He's an ultimate warrior. And it seems like he gets the ropes and gets the ball.
I couldn't even fathom. They're saying nine on nine football or something like that. Imagine playing basketball. Now granted, that was filthy.
The amount of explosivity that required there. He did not push off through his hands either. They were just there. You see the other angle.
He didn't push. He didn't push. He didn't push it. Okay, because humans like me, even on a springy floor, I need to use hands to shoot myself off.
Not athletic enough. You're saying he just wanted to see where it is. He was like holding the ground down. I didn't know humans did that without their hands.
Oh, what's that? I didn't know humans did that without their hands. Drew McIntyre, actually, just from back, no hamster, just kicks himself off. I don't know.
Mason Potter's like, yeah. Actually, that's an insane thing. But all these tight ends go absolutely crazy. I mean, you go through Goddard, had two touchdowns.
They got George Kittle, Palms, Hunter Henry, and Joku, Harold Fannin Jr., Mason Taylor, Gunner Helm, Charlie Potter. And then let's not even forget, Tyler Warren exists. Thanks for a touchdown on a national tight end. They kind of screwed Gumpy over on a touchdown parlay.
Gumpy was refusing to have a good time because Tyler Warren didn't get the end zone early. I said you're part of the problem. Gumpy, not a part of the solution here. Should have cashed out whenever it was a $25 bet for $900.
You decide to continue to run. That's all on you. That is not on Tyler Warren. Tyler Warren's an absolute dog, as are all of these tight ends.
Reese Hall throws an incredible touchdown. Here's where Moss and folks are Mason Taylor. But D-Bucks, the position's difficult. I know Nickel, obviously, the third corner in which is now a part of basically every defense that started back, normally have to square off against tight ends.
When did the tight end position transition into these monsters that they are in today's game start to happen? And what did defenses try to do to come back? I mean, Antonio Gates kind of revolutionized, I would say, in our age group. You know, when he was a little before that as a charger tight end.
But yeah, Gronk was kind of like the moment. He was the hybrid, which kind of killed his great locker and also a great receiver. Then Travis Kelsey became like, hey, almost like a bonus wide receiver. Yeah, they're a matchup problem.
They're just so big. They're so athletic. And because of their range, their catch range, their radius, they're always open. Even when the DBR linebackers are on them, they can just box you out and get a rebound.
They are just phenomenal talents. Not to mention, on Thursday night, Ronnie Gadsden Jr., he balled out for the Chargers as well, which is another Dolphin legend Sunday. We could have drafted just like Mason Taylor. Hunter Henry is like the pillar of the Patriots.
Is he the longest tenured New England Patriot up there? That's a good question. Probably. But I mean, even on that list of rookies, like Mason Taylor, he won the game for the Jets.
He's all through the touchdown. Mason Taylor stepped up in the biggest moment. And if there is one bright spot of that shite Tennessee Titans team, it's Gunnar Helm. Gunnar Helm has been really good for them too.
And K. Ward. Yeah, and K. Ward.
And also Harold Vanden Jr. for the Browns. He was the only guy making plays for Cleveland yesterday. It's impressive these young Titans come in.
I love the position as a whole. Just because those guys, what, back in the day would probably move to either defensive end or maybe offensive line or maybe, hey, go play some hoops. You're an incredible athlete. You're seemingly not big enough, but too big.
Hey, go play some hoops. Now this position is like, hey, if you are the freakiest athlete, we got the position for you. And that's seemingly what it's become. And congrats to the Titans.
Happy National Titan Day. Austin Moore Day. National Titan Day. National Titan Day.
All right, so the number three headline coming out of our football weekend. High school miracles. Now, high school football, obviously, is something that we all grew up being a fan of. Obviously, it's folklore.
It's fairytale. Well, there's two high school situations that happen on Friday night that need to be seen. Let's start here in Indiana. About an hour and ten minutes northeast of where we sit here.
2A football. Eastbrook versus Alexandria. Eastbrook undefeated on the season. Alexandria needs to win and move on in the playoffs.
Eastbrook already has it cemented. We are now with 11 seconds left in the game. Alexandria has the ball. Fourth down.
Got to run an 11-second play. What, do they end up running? Huh? Huh?
Run back. Run back. And so right away. Throws down.
Boom. Four seconds left. Okay, so that's four seconds left for Eastbrook. The undefeated.
Powerhouse of 2A. Booty Howe comes in. Number 15 quarterback for Eastbrook. Can I play it?
What are we going to run? Well, obviously, we're going to run hulk and ladder into annexation of Puerto Rico. Okay, there might be a four-ilateral there. That's what I'm talking about.
Right down here. I didn't see it. Booty Howe gets the ball back. He's got his own 15.
He's got his own 11. He's getting the edge. Booty Howe. Quarterback.
Eastbrook. 6'1". 205-pound senior on Eastbrook. Oh.
Oh. Oh. Rumbling. Rumbling.
Jumping. Oh, no. Score. Wow.
Wow. Let's go. Hold the phone. Hold the phone.
There's a flag on the plate. Oh, no. It's got to be four-lateral right back there at the beginning. No, it was four-lateral way back there.
Yeah, well, turns out it's not four-lateral. It was actually a block in the back on the offensive team. Okay? So, you guys pick that flag up.
Congratulations. No play. We're over. Nope.
As there was a lineup for handshakes, because each of these teams' side was over after a block in the back was called on Eastbrook. The ref said, get back on the sidelines. There's one more untimed down. How's that work?
10 yards from the spot of the foul. Booty Howe gets an opportunity. Booty Howe's going to ask. After a four-lateral potential, a hook-in ladder, annexation of Puerto Rico.
It's not there for it. Not your blinders. It's not Booty Howe's going to at all. Now they need to pick up the two-point conversion.
29-27. You think Booty Howe's not going to pick it up? Yeah, right. Roll right.
Out of the pocket. Jump. Back. Fade away.
Well, give me that. High ball game. It's going to overtime. Well, Alexandria scores a touchdown on their first series.
Eastbrook has to answer. You think Booty Howe's going to answer? Uh, yeah. I'm keeping it.
Touchdown. What are they going to? They're going to tie it up? They're going to tie it up.
They're going to go for two. Go for two. Booty Howe. Pitchman's open.
No way. I'll take it. They win. Eastbrook remains undefeated.
Alexandria. Ah. Alexandria, they say, hard block game. That's a great work.
Way to have. Show resilience. Scoring overtime. On that note, Booty Howe.
This guy's unstoppable. This guy's unstoppable. What a name. Yeah, it is a great name.
What a name. I mean, what a game. That's a tough one, though. Are you familiar with the rules here in the state?
So I don't, in my eyes, in my head, the only time you ever extend a game untimed down is when it was that way in college, but it probably changes state by state with these rules, but this was absolutely wild. Tony Dej just sent a rule, and I think we can pull it up right now, but the team's thought it was over, too. Yeah. The full video has them.
Now, granted, we had the Alexandria announcer. Sure. He was not as pumped up as the Eastbrook announcer. Eastbrook.
He's on the other side. Oh, my God. How a miracle. Okay, so Article 3 of the period shall be extended by an untimed down if one of the following occurred.
There was a foul by either team. The penalty is accepted. Except for those fouls listed in 3-3-4, there was a double foul. There was an inadvertent list.
If the touchdown score the tries attempted, unless the touchdown score during the last down in the fourth period, the point would not affect the outcome of the game or playoff qualifying. If the touchdown score the tries attempted, unless the touchdown score during the last down in the fourth period, and the points would not affect the outcome of the game or playoff. What's that mean? Unless it's 3-3-4.
Somebody's got to explain that. We're all very surprised. And congrats to them. Get a huge win in the Eastbrook and start out, Alexandria.
And then in Plumbar. Pennsylvania? The Plumbar Mustangs. Wow.
We're playing the Penn Hills. I know that name. Is it still? Is it still?
I don't know. I want to say their mascot name. Aaron Donald's home. They border.
They border. Very close to each other. Okay, so this is a... They basically live in the Penn Hills.
Yes, exactly. This is a rivalry. Penn Hills has always been better than... Penn Hills has always been...
At football. Every other thing, we got him. Every other thing, we got him. Football, no, they certainly had us.
Together, the playoffs. Plumb needs a win at home. How you doing? Well, Austin Kolonkowski.
Kolonkowski. Austin Kolonkowski. Section 1 Soccer Player of the Year. Has his field goal blocked.
The winner's goal. He picks it up. Is he going to get tackled? I don't think so.
Strong soccer player. Kicker. Survives 15 yards. After contact.
Scores a touchdown because the boys rally. Plumb's going to the playoffs. And Austin Kolonkowski, the Player of the Year, in Section 1 Class 4A, is obviously an absolute dog. I believe the Plumb Soccer Team is currently on the playoff run.
And now, because of that, the Plumb Football Team is also on the playoff run. They go to the USC. That's going to be called that. Pump Sean Lee.
Is that good squad too? Yeah, they're pretty good. You know Sean Lee? We're not worried about nothing.
We're going to give Austin Kolonkowski the ball. We should be going to give Austin Kolonkowski the ball. And Johnny Norenberg spending it. The boys are ready for the moment.
Congrats to Plumb. We're going to get a miraculous win here. Block kick. Kicker picks it up.
Go ahead, let me grab this. Penn Hills guy has him immediately. That's illegal. That's illegal.
Being too strong. Being too strong. No rugby. Shout out to the high school football show.
And number two headline coming out of the weekend in our eyes is we're running it back, back, back, back, back, back, to the 80s. Nice, hell yeah. Running backs are leading the top teams in the league. Jonathan Taylor with Indianapolis Bulls.
Absolutely insane. James Cook, obviously absurd with the Bills. And guess who's back? Back, back, back, back again.
Saquon Barkley had his day yesterday. AJ Brown not playing because of a hamstring injury. And against New York Giants, obviously massive robbery in the beautiful Kelly Green uniform, which the Philadelphia Eagles are undefeated in. Saquon Barkley found his group.
Saquon got all the way back to who he was last year whenever he led them to a Super Bowl in the offensive line. Same damn thing. Jalen Hurts, obviously, under center a bit more is the stats that you're going to hear from Dan Orlovsky in the second hour if he's been calling for this for a while. But it feels like the Eagles might have got their groove back deep.
Yeah, sometimes you take that one big player, that one big game, and definitely Saquon had it. These Kelly Green jerseys are unbelievable. So clean. I believe they moved to 5-0 now while wearing these.
Not only have these jerseys, he's going to have those sweet LeBron cleats on that he's racing the Madden cover with. A lot of people are saying, hey, this is a Madden curse coming in for 2-6, but hopefully he lifted that curse off up with this game. He had what's more under the center, some extra alignment stuff. So love to see it.
Interesting to see how they're handling the A.J. Brown situation going forward. Yeah, a lot of conversation around that, obviously. Saquon Barkley rush yards under center snaps.
This is from Hembo. Weeks 1 through 702 yards. Weeks 8 alone, 116 yards. So, you know, the Tullo was trying to get his feet up on.
He didn't have a lot going on. And they started figuring it out. And this is an Eagles team. I think we all understand with the amount of talent that they have.
But if they do figure it out, right back in Super Bowl conference, even though everybody's trying to bury them all the time. And the number one headline coming out of the weekend, as we all knew, talking about Super Bowl. Go to go in. Go to go in.
This is just, I think seven out of the eight weeks we've done this first 15, this has been the number one headline. Strictly because I've been watching every single snap, so it's pretty biased programmed. My name's done, I apologize. These dudes are unbelievable.
They don't really have a flaw right now. Honestly, we lose to the Rams. That's our only loss. And we all understand what happened in that game.
We certainly should have won that. Los Angeles Rams took advantage of the situation and definitely won. That guy right there, though, seemingly unpackable. He's on pace to break every record there is.
Four games with three plus touchdowns. Okay, that's just absolutely insanity. He has more touchdowns than some teams as a whole. And that means the offensive line's back doing what they're doing.
We all saw a screenshot of one of the holes that he had hit yesterday. I mean, there's an actual freight train that's possible to go through with the offensive line taking a lot of pride in what they're doing this year. Yeah, I mean, that is. Now, granted, I'm not saying that Jonathan Taylor isn't unbelievable and Jonathan Taylor finds holes that might appear to be this big.
But if you give Jonathan Taylor with this hole right here, I mean, yeah, we're going to be okay. And that's what Saquon was last year with Philadelphia. It feels like that for our offense is matching up. And Danny Dimes is putting us in the right situation every time.
I mean, this guy is super genius. And just every throw, he's seemingly going to the right place. He very rarely misses. And then Michael Pippen Jr.
I'm down here in the corner. I can't see it all. I see that guy draped over top of him. I just flagged.
Thank you. We're about that first down on the one that's amazing. Then here everybody go crazy and I turn my back. No way this dude got this.
They showed six highlights of this thing in the stadium. Immediately great work by the stadium operators. Every angle looked better. Like the first angle was insane.
Second angle, he's like, that is clearly a one-handed catch that goes through that. Third angle, it's like, what his other hand was doing in there. It's like, this guy is an absolute dog. Has been willing to sacrifice his whole body on the field.
Last year when Colts were what they were, which I think everybody in that locker room now would come to grips when maybe they weren't operating like a professional football team in all aspects, especially with what they've been able to do this year. It's unbelievable. Pittman in the middle of that run, full dolphin dive in the middle. His body gets bent backwards, folded in half, gets off, goes back out there, does it again.