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Never forfeits a game.

From the Chris Wessling podcast studio, it's the Around the NFL podcast.

I'm Dan Hansis with me. Some heroes. Greg Rosenthal. Mark Sessler. And I know,

boys, that your teams weren't on the right side of the ledger on this Sunday. But I do, I have

to say, I'm in a good mood because the Jets weren't involved. And that's where we're at with my fandom.

When they don't play, my life's better.

Maybe that's something, maybe the Chris Wesleying dossier about the Bengals.

Like this is kind of what he was getting at.

Yes.

More above the treetops.

That said, I'll never leave my fandom.

But I get why it's probably a healthier move. I always thought moving to the West Coast

from the East Coast where we all grew up, the games start at 10 a.m. And, you know, typically the Jets

and Browns and Patriots would be on at 10 a.m. And you'd go back in the day before we started doing

this. I'd go watch them. The Browns get shellacked somewhere. But the great thing was, you know, the butt kicking ends around 120 p.m.

And you still have the rest of your Sunday.

When you're here, you're sort of still just doused in the ill tidings.

Yeah, I mean, you've got people laughing and giggling throughout the office.

I mean, I don't know what you're talking about.

First of all, my only season as an L.A. like, fan was 2001, you know, the greatest football season.

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