Bag alert, bag alert, bag alert, bag alert, bag alert folks.
That's right.
D'Amador Lenore gets paid.
Anthony Richardson is out of the doghouse the sixth time, sixth time.
Oh, you thought I wasn't going to forget.
Six times, six times, six times, six times.
Pittsburgh Steelers get a win in the DMV.
Arizona Cardinals dominate the Jets.
The Lions escape with the dub.
The Panthers continue to stack wins and we got football tonight, folks.
That's right.
Commanders versus Eagles.
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All of this and more on the 48th episode of the Football Junkies podcast.
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So on three, one, two, three, let's lock in.
All right, folks, let's get into the meat and potatoes of everything that is going
on the league right now.
So we always start off with the baggler.
So let's just get into it.
Okay.
So the Amador Lenore corner for the 49ers inked a five year, $92 million deal who will
be making 18.4 million a year.
Okay.
Now, when you look at his stats from last year, 86 tackles, three picks and only allowed
one touchdown.
And when we look at this here, the Amador Lenore is a slot corner who, you know, is
a gambler.
Sometimes he'll make the big play and sometimes he'll miss on the big play, but all in all,
he is a solid corner.
Now coming into the season, you know, he was looking for a new deal and, you know, with
all the, the big media hype about, you know, Trent Williams and brand new, his sort of
slipped under the radar simply because he didn't want to make it into, you know, a big
production and all in all, it paid off and he got paid.
Now, when we look at this, you know, slot corners are becoming more important to a lot
of defenses, not only because it adds a blitzing option with it because you can, you know,
you can blitz them and whatnot, but we are seeing now that a lot of times you have these
really good slot corners who can hold their own with some of the best receivers when they
are lined up in the slot.
And so all in all, it's a great situation.
Now I haven't really seen the, the inner workings of the deal.
So I don't really know exactly how they structure the deal, but all in all, it shouldn't be something
that's going to be, you know, a big pressing issue moving forward.
Now the only question that I do have though, what are they going to do with Charverius
Ward moving forward?
Because he is supposed to be a free agent after this season.
So 49ers, yes, they take care of their players.
But you know, after this season, they have a lot of major decisions that they are going
to have to make moving forward.
But let's get into some other things.
Okay.
So Anthony Richardson is once again the starting quarterback for the Colts after two games
with Joe Flacco, they have finally decided to make the decision to give Anthony Richardson
another chance.
And you know, quite frankly, it was very much needed.
Okay, because when we look at these stats in the two games that Joe Flacco started, right,
their matchup against the Vikings in which they lost Joe Flacco was 16 for 27179 passing
yards, one pick 6.6 yards per attempt in a 59.3 completion percentage.
Okay.
Now, when they went, when they went up against the bills, 26 for 35, excuse me, 272 passing
yards, two touchdowns, three interceptions, 7.8 yards per attempt in a 74.3 completion
percentage.
Now, when we look at this, you know, yes, it did, it did cause a lot of, you know, controversy,
you know, throughout the media and probably within the locker room, but the Colts basically
put Anthony Richardson on ice for two games.
And you know, within that stretch, they lost both of those games.
And you know, they probably realized like, Hey, Anthony Richardson is probably going
to be our best bet of winning because let's be real here, folks, the Colts are not out
of, you know, going to the playoffs.
They're not.
They're right there.
All they have to do is just get on a hot streak and start winning games.
That's all they have to do because as of right now, division is open.
Okay.
It's open for anybody.
It's not, you know, this team has the division, you know, on lock or, you know, it's between
these two teams.
No, the vision is for anybody at this point.
And so as of right now, if the Colts want to, you know, make somewhat of a playoff run,
they have to start winning games.
And thus they realized that, guess what?
Anthony Richardson is their best chance of making that happen.
So let's just wait and see what happens with that.
Now let's get into this Steelers and commanders game because you know why there were some
people that were saying, oh, the commanders are going to beat the Steelers.
The Steelers are finally going to run into some problems.
Where are they now?
Commanders fans, how are we feeling?
How are we feeling today?
We feeling a little bit salty?
Taking that L doesn't feel good, does it?
It's okay.
It's a okay.
Let's get into this game, folks.
So Danger Russ was 14 for 2,895 passing yards, three touchdowns, one pick, seven yards per
attempt and a 50% completion percentage.
Okay?
Jaylen Warren, 14 attempts for 66 rushing yards, 4.7 rushing yards per carry and two
rushes of 10 plus yards or more.
George Pickens, seven targets for five receptions, 91 receiving yards, one touchdown and 18.2
receiving yards per reception.
Jayden Daniels, 17 for 34, 202 passing yards, 5.9 yards per attempt and a 50% completion
percentage.
Austin Eckler, 13 attempts for 44 rushing yards, 3.4 rushing yards per carry, two touchdowns
and one rush of 10 plus yards or more.
Terry McCloryn, six targets for five receptions, 113 receiving yards and 22.6 receiving yards
per reception.
Now let's just get into this, okay?
Because this game could have easily went into a whole different direction, okay?
Because leading into the fourth quarter, the commanders had a 10 point lead and it was
starting to look like, you know, the commanders were gonna, we're getting ready to just end
the game.
And then somehow the Steelers do Steelers things.
You have Cameron Hayward that gets a sack.
You have this person that makes a necessary tackle and then boom, we're back into the
game.
And, you know, this was definitely a great game.
This was a back and forth game for all four quarters, okay?
The Steelers were fighting just as much as the commanders were fighting, okay?
Dante Fowler Jr. for the commanders was doing his thing.
He was creating pressure, making big plays, making big stops.
He was doing it all.
And that's exactly what the commanders needed.
Not to mention, you have Frankie Louvue that was making plays.
You had Jeremy Chin that was making plays.
So all in all, this was a really good game.
This wasn't, you know, necessarily a slaughter or anything that anybody would have predicted.
This was a great game from start to finish.
The only problem that I had with this game was the rest were being very ticky tacky when
it came to the pass interference calls.
Like, you're just gonna just have to let the game just play out.
Now, if it's an egregious pass interference, you know, hold, then you know, then you have
to do what you have to do.
But if it's something very subtle and they let go, you know, quickly before they even
get the ball, let it play.
Let it play.
But at the same time, the Steelers secondary was getting beat up.
Dante Jackson was not having a good game, nor was Joey Porter Jr.
Terry McCloury was doing his thing.
And I get it.
Joey is, you know, a hands on type of corner, a physical corner, somebody that likes to put
his hands on the receivers.
I get all that.
But there is a time and place when you do that because guess what?
They were calling it almost every single time, every single time.
Whop, flag, whop, flag, flag.
Pass interference, pass interference.
Like at some point, bro, you just, you shouldn't have to use your hands a whole lot to, you
know, to do this.
You shouldn't have to.
You're one of the biggest corners on the field.
All you got to do is just use your body and position yourself to be able to either, you
know, deflect the pass or try to get a pick.
That's all you have to do.
You don't have to do anything else.
But you know, again, the Steelers upfront was doing their thing.
Keanu Benson was making, you know, crucial plays as well as Cameron Hayward.
And you know, this is what I will say.
I will be one of the first to say it publicly.
I was wrong.
I was definitely a person who was definitely on the fence about giving Cam another, you
know, another deal because, you know, the Steelers are at a point where, you know, they're close
to, you know, hitting that threshold where their Super Bowl window is open.
And we see a lot of times where when you do play, not play, but when you do pay the veteran,
you know, player on a team a whole lot of money, a lot of times that contract does not,
you know, age well.
But so far, Cam has been doing his thing.
He continues to show why he is still a top 10 run defender and a top 10 detackle in the
league.
And you know, again, this defense has been doing their thing.
They've been beating up teams.
Jaden Daniels wasn't running, you know, out of the pocket a whole lot.
They made sure that they were going to try to contain him as much as possible.
And it worked.
It worked like a charm.
Now when we move over to the Steelers offense, they were starting to, you know, get some
motion.
George Pickens was making miraculous plays.
Pat Fryer move was, was making plays.
Everybody was making plays, but then they're starting to hit a point where Najee was starting
to be a little bit stagnant in the run in the commander's word, you know, where it was stopping
it.
And so guess what the Steelers do?
Get Jalen Warren, put him in.
Bam, first down, big play, big play, big play, big play.
So all in all, it was a back and forth game.
It really was.
And you know, this is what I will say for all the commander's fans that are probably
upset about their, their rookie detackle, you know, going off sides.
He's a rookie.
He's going to make these types of mistakes.
That's what happens.
No one, all of those other guys, they know what to do in this situation.
He didn't.
And it's a simple, simple mistake.
Yes, it did cost them the game, but you can't just, you know, you can't just throw money
with a bus.
You just can't.
And, you know, for the Steelers to be, to be as aggressive as they have been, especially
on fourth down, which James Pierre, you should have caught the ball.
You definitely should have.
If you would have caught the ball, you probably would have had a first down and more, possibly
almost a touchdown because there wasn't anybody near you for at least 10 to 15 yards.
But you know, you're starting to see a Steelers team that is going to be a thorn in people's
sides moving forward because as of right now, the AFC teams that you really have to worry
about are of course the Chiefs, the Ravens, the Bills and now the Steelers.
I truly believe that I think if the Steelers continue to win and if they went on Sunday,
which that has to be a whole episode in itself, they can position themselves to be seated fairly
high so that, you know, whoever they go up against, it's not necessarily going to be
a slaughter, but you, you have a better matchup compared to, you know, you're seating low
and you're going to have to go up against the Chiefs or going to have to go up against
the Bills again or whomever.
Now you have Russell Wilson, who has been able to unlock the deep pass game, which,
you know, the Steelers have been trying to do for a while now.
They try to do it with Kenny Pickett.
That didn't work.
They try to do it with Justin Fields.
That didn't work either.
And Russ has been able to do it successfully and it's worked.
It paid off substantially.
That play with Mike Williams, they didn't even practice it.
So all in all, it worked.
I don't know what Russ is doing, but continue to do it.
This run game looks great.
The offensive line, they're blocking well.
This team is going to continue to stack wins.
Now I'm not saying that, you know, the second half of the season, they're going to go undefeated.
No, I do not believe that.
Not one bit.
But if they do win at least two or three of their division rival games, we're going to
have to have a different conversation.
Now moving on to the Cardinals in Jets game.
Yes, that Jets team, we're just going to leave it there.
Tyler Murray was 22 for 24, 266 passing yards, one touchdown, 11.1 yards per attempt and
a 91.7 completion percentage.
Okay.
Trey Benson, 10 attempts for 62 rushing yards, 6.2 rushing yards per carry and three rushes
of 10 plus yards or more.
Trey McBride, five targets for four receptions, 71 receiving yards and 17.8 receiving yards
per reception.
Aaron Rogers, 22 for 35, 151 passing yards, 4.3 yards per attempt and a 62.9 completion
percentage.
Breece Hall, 10 attempts for 52 rushing yards, 5.2 rushing yards per carry and one rush of
10 plus yards or more.
Garrett Wilson, six targets for five receptions, 41 receiving yards and 8.2 receiving yards
per reception.
Now this is what I will say.
For the Cardinals to do what they did to the Jets is surprising.
Now again, this was a team that I really haven't been able to watch a whole lot of Cardinals
games, but I was able to watch this one and let me just say, Cardinals, I was unfamiliar
with your game.
I was unfamiliar because you guys, you guys are coming out guns blazing.
You guys have been doing your thing.
Okay.
You talk about Tyler Murray, who prior to this point, you know, was definitely getting,
you know, criticized because, you know, he plays a lot of video games and he's, you know,
really heavy into Call of Duty and whatnot.
Colin Murray has been balling out.
Trey McBride, that is a superstar right there for the Cardinals.
There was literally a play where Trey McBride caught it.
There were four Jets defenders around him and he was still fighting to get the extra
yards.
Trey McBride looked amazing out there on the field.
Okay.
I'm talking about somebody that is definitely going to be with this team for a long time.
If I'm the Cardinals, I am making sure that you lock him up because what he has been able
to do for the past two years now, amazing.
And that is exactly what you need.
On top of that, James Carter was doing his thing.
Trey McBride was doing this thing.
The offense was just, was going on all cylinders and the Jets weren't able to do it.
Not to mention this Jets defense, I don't know what it is.
None of them look like they really wanted to tackle.
Now granted, outside of that one play where Quincy Williams, you know, cracked, Colin
Murray, this Jets defense was not looking good.
It just wasn't.
I don't know what it is, but it just seems like the life has just been sucked out of
this team and sauce don't even look the same.
Sauce does not look good.
I'm sorry.
We have to ring the red flag, the red bell.
We have to ring something because this Jets team does not look good.
And you cannot say that this Jets team does not have talent.
This Jets team is struggling.
This Jets team needs, you know, a fire put under them.
They need some juice injected to them.
They need something because if they don't, this ship is going to continue to sink more
and more into the water.
And Eric Rogers hasn't been looking good either.
He was supposed to be, you know, doing his thing now that they have Devante Adams and,
you know, the Cardinals defense was holding was holding up their own as well.
But Baker was, was creating pressure.
The past rushers were creating pressure.
They were able to, you know, go toe to toe with Devante Adams and Garrett Wilson.
They were able to, to do a lot and, you know, for the Cardinals to be able to do this, definitely,
you know, peaks my interest.
And you know, I would not be surprised if they are, you know, seated up pretty high
in the playoffs.
That Cardinals team, if they went up against the 49ers in the playoffs, I would probably
put some money on the Cardinals simply because this team right now is the best in their division.
That offense is running on all cylinders.
Collin Mary is looking the best that he has ever been so far.
You pair him with Marvin Harrison, Jr. and Trey McBride and, you know, James Conner and
in company, they are doing their thing.
They are.
And they look like they are really serious.
Like this is a young team that teams are going to have to be worried about, you know, moving
forward.
And, you know, if I'm the Cardinals front office, I am continuing to build off of this
momentum because I guarantee you, if they hit on the next two drafts and maybe some
free agency signings, this is going to be a team that is going to be primed for a deep
playoff run.
You heard it here first on the Football Junkies podcast.
Okay.
Now, let's go on to the Lions in Texans game.
Okay.
Man, I have so much to say about this, but let's just dive into it.
Okay.
CJ Stroud 19 for 33, 232 passing yards, one touchdown, two picks, seven yards per attempt
and a 57.6 completion percentage.
Okay.
John Metchie the third six targets with five receptions, 74 receiving yards, one touchdown
and 14.8 receiving yards per reception.
Joe Mixon 25 attempts or 46 rushing yards, 1.8 rushing yards per carry and one touchdown.
Okay.
Jared Gauth 15 for 30, 240 passing yards, two touchdowns, five picks, eight yards per
attempt and a 50% completion percentage.
Okay.
Jamira Gibbs 19 attempts for 71 rushing yards, 3.7 rushing yards per carry and three rushes
of 10 plus yards or more.
Camil Porter, six targets for three receptions, 66 receiving yards, one touchdown and 22 receiving
yards per reception.
Now this was probably one of the worst games for Jared Gauth that we have seen in a very
long time.
And the fact that this Texans team wasn't able to really capitalize off of all of those,
you know, picks is a little bit alarming.
It is.
I'm not saying that every single one of them needed to be a pick six, but if you convert
at least three of those interceptions into touchdowns, that puts you in a fairly comfortable
place for them not to be able to do it.
Definitely says a lot, but I think the bigger pressing issues I think that definitely needs
to be talked about is CJ Stroud has significant significantly regressed.
And I don't know what it is.
I don't know if that's a coaching thing.
I don't know if it's because of the offensive line.
I don't know what it is, but he has significantly regressed and it's starting to be a big problem.
If you're the Texans, you have to be a little bit afraid of this because when we look at
it last year, guns blazing, right?
You couldn't say not one negative thing about CJ Stroud.
He was doing his thing.
He was making the routine throws, making the big plays, winning games, doing his thing.
And then now he's, he's not the same.
Now maybe it's the sophomore slum.
Maybe you know, it was a particular coach that's not there anymore.
I don't know what it is, but something is not right.
Okay.
This team is a loaded team on both sides of the ball.
They're full of talent.
Out of Stefan Diggs being out for the season, there is no reason why the Texans should be
struggling the way that they have been struggling.
No reason.
And for them to be struggling like this, it's not good.
We again, I will continue to say this.
I will continue to beat on the table.
We are about to hit that point where every single game is going to matter.
And if you have not been, if you've not been winning your divisional games, that is going
to bite you once we start getting into the seeding process for the playoffs.
It is.
And again, the division for the Texans isn't even fairly strong.
The only team that the Texans have to worry about is the Colts.
And even then they're strong.
They're still trying to figure out what, what they're going to do moving forward with their
quarterback.
Even though they did say that Anthony Richardson was going to be starting.
Who knows?
So again, Texans, you've got to get a, you got to get control of not only the division,
but you have to figure out what is going on with CJ Stroud and, you know, try to see
if you can patch it up.
Because right now our AFC teams who are looking at the footage of CJ Stroud, just in case
they have to face them in the playoffs.
And I guarantee you right now, they already have a plan in place on how to deal with them.
Now, I will say this and I will give him a little bit of leniency.
Their offensive line this year has not been that good.
It hasn't.
And, you know, I would have thought, you know, leading into the, the trade deadline that
they would have tried to make a few trades just to bolster up the, the offensive line
a little bit more because outside of Loremi Tunzel, a fairly good job.
Everybody else is a little bit shaky.
And right now they have to be able to protect their quarterback.
If they want to be able to make a deep playoff run and go right back where they were last
year, they got a button, they got a button on these, all these problems, these very loose
problems.
Because right now the defense just showed that they can hold their own, especially against
a team like the Lions.
You made Jared golf look human because there was a point in time leading up to this game
that a lot of people could make a strong case that Jared golf was definitely in the MVP
running.
And for him to throw five interceptions, definitely is, you know, a pattern of back to the defense.
But at the same time, you didn't get the W. So again, somebody has to go back to the lab,
figure out what's going on with CJ Stroud and then come up with a strategy because I
still do believe in the Texas.
I still do believe that they will make it into the playoffs, but as the week progresses
and as you know, the season begins to come to a close and we start to hit the point for
Thanksgiving and Christmas, you better start stacking those wins.
You better start building a safety net just in case, just in case the seeding gets a little
bit weird because I promise you, you don't want to go up against a team like the Ravens
first.
You don't want that.
I'm telling you, you do not want that.
But let's get into another game that we really do have to talk about.
And that is the Giants and the Panthers.
Okay.
So Daniel Jones was 22 for 37, 190 passing yards, two picks, 5.1 yards per attempt and
a 59.5 completion percentage.
Tyrone Tracy 18 attempts for 103 rushing yards, 5.7 yards per attempt and three rushes of 10
plus yards or more.
John Dale Robinson, eight targets for five receptions, 51 receiving yards and 10.2 receiving
yards per reception.
Bryce Young, 15 for 25, 126 passing yards, one touchdown, five yards per attempt and
a 60% completion percentage.
Chubba Hubbard, 28 attempts for 153 rushing yards, 5.5 yards per attempt and four rushes
of 10 plus yards or more.
Jalen Coker, eight targets for three receptions, 41 receiving yards and 13.7 receiving yards
per reception.
Now, this is what I will say.
This game solely featured the run game.
The run game was very effective on both sides of the ball and both teams relied on it heavy.
Okay.
Tyrone Tracy was doing his thing.
Chubba Hubbard was doing his thing.
And for a point in time, I definitely thought that Tyrone Tracy was going to seal the game,
but unfortunately they took him out and then everything else happened the way that it
happened.
The Panthers get the W, but this is what I will say.
And you know, I haven't really talked about the draft and I probably should talk about
the draft, you know, fairly soon.
But you know, if I'm the Giants, I am tanking for next year.
I am Daniel Jones is not the answer.
Daniel Jones is not the longterm future and it's time for change.
Okay.
I understand that Joe Shane was trying to give Daniel Jones a chance and try to, you
know, reason with the contract that he gave him.
But as of right now, that contract is horrible.
Daniel Jones looks horrible.
This offense looks lackluster.
Okay.
If, if you bring in someone like a Shredor, a Sanders and to this offense or a cam ward,
this offense is going to go through the roof.
You pair that with another receiver and free agency.
This offense will look either average to above average, which is all they really need.
This Giants team is not that bad.
Like what people think it is.
It really isn't.
They have their foundations in the defense Dexter Lawrence, K Von Timberdome and Brian
Burns.
Now they have to figure out what they're going to do with the offense, which again, Brian
Dable, one in the quarterback, he was obsessed with Jaden Daniels.
He was, he wanted Jaden Daniels, but Joe Shane wanted to go in a different direction.
And you know, the rest is history.
Now that's not a slight to Malik neighbors at all because Malik neighbors has definitely
been balling when he is available.
But the fact of the matter is everybody knows that Daniel Jones is not good.
Everybody knows that at this point, the Giants reached in giving him the contract that they
gave him and that now the Giants have to rewrite that wrong.
And now they're going to have to invest into a high pick to get a quarterback and granted,
as of right now, if I'm not mistaken, I could be wrong.
If the season was to end right now and the draft was in two weeks, I think the Giants
would have a top three pick.
So again, it's time for the Giants to be serious about the quarterback position and it's time
for them to, you know, really choose the future because right now Daniel Jones isn't in it.
He's not.
And it's no slight to him.
I understand he was battling with injuries and a variety of different things.
But this just goes to show you of how much of an influence Seguin Barkley had on that
offense and how much it made Daniel Jones look a whole lot better.
But I'm just going to leave it there because if I don't, I'm going to go down a whole rabbit
hole about it.
So this is what I will say.
If you guys don't know what I'm talking about, go on HBO Max and look at hard knocks for
the Giants from start to finish.
And then you will see exactly where I'm coming from and you will understand exactly why I
have the opinions that I have about the Giants move forward.
But we got football tonight, folks.
So let's just go over the commanders and equals fairly quickly.
Okay.
So these are just some junky nuggets that I found from NFL Pro shout out to them and
they're great, you know, insights and information and whatnot.
But since week five, the commanders have generated the third highest pressure rate.
Okay.
On top of that, since week five also, the commanders have the seventh highest blitz rate
at 36%.
Now this commander's team, they're going to come at you.
They are going to put pressure on you for four quarters nonstop and it's going to come
from different, different players in different directions.
Now when we look at the Eagles, right?
Since the Eagles by Quinn, y'all Mitchell has been targeted 13.9% of snaps and only allowed
0.6 yards per coverage.
Quinn, y'all Mitchell is a lockdown corner.
That is the matchup that I am looking forward to seeing Quinn, y'all Mitchell versus Terry
McClourn.
I cannot wait because I know it's going to be a great matchup.
Okay.
You have Terry McClourn who statistically speaking is having the best year of his career
going up against the rookie and Quinn, y'all Mitchell cannot wait.
Now the commanders are the only team who have multiple off-ball linebackers who have generated
more than 10 pressures.
Frankie Louvue has 16 pressures and Bobby Wagner has 13.
Now I will be the first to say when Bobby Wagner signed with the commanders, it sort
of did, you know, leave me a little bit questioned.
But then when you, when you look at things, you have to remember Dan Quinn was the defensive
coordinator for the Seahawks when they had the Legion of Boom.
So you know, there's always a connection there.
But so far Bobby Wagner has been balling.
Okay.
Him and Frankie Louvue balling.
They have been able to constantly create pressure to mention.
We all know that Bobby Wagner is the tackling machine that he is.
So all in all, this is going to be great.
This is going to be a great division rival matchup.
Now the commanders are third in points for game at 29 and the Eagles are seventh in points
for game at 25.9.
Now the real question that I have is who is going to want to run the ball more?
Who's going to want to put it up in the air more?
That's the question that I have because again, you have two, two offenses who love to throw
the ball as well as run the ball fairly well.
Now the only difference is the Eagles need to run the ball, right?
The commanders, they want to pass the ball.
They want to put it up there.
They want to give it to Noah Brown and Terry McClure.
Now the question is who's going to want it more because this game is just as important
for the Eagles as it is for the commanders.
Okay.
The commanders are coming off an L against the Steelers.
The Eagles are coming off a W against the Cowboys.
The Eagles need this because again, you want to continue to build that safety blanket, which
is continuing to win those division rival games.
And if they beat the commanders, this puts you in a really good place for the playoffs.
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You can go to Instagram, TikTok or anywhere you go to listen to the football junkies podcast.
Now for my Instagram people, football underscore junkies pod.
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Football underscore junkies pod.
Junkies pod is not what it is together, not spaced is together, not spaced junkies pod
is together, not spaced for my TikTok people, football junkies pod.
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Football junkies pod.
Now I will say this, I just dropped three clips yesterday.
We're going to be dropping some more clips either today or tomorrow.
So stay tuned.
And there may be another episode because we do have some really good matches that we have
to talk about this upcoming Sunday because the Steelers go up against the rat birds for
the first time this season, as well as we have the chiefs and the bills, another rubber
match, another great game.
So all in all, I hope I gave you guys the fix that you guys need.
I know normally the first episode of the week is a fairly long episode, but I want to keep
things light and whatnot.
So I love you guys.
I appreciate you guys so much.
Peace and love.
OwO!