Welcome to Week 5 of the PFF betting show, and we are back with Judah Forkang and

Mason Cameron to talk about an interesting slate. Some interesting games on the Sunday slate,

a fun game last night that we'll hit on briefly, and we'll try to make you guys some money.

We ran the numbers coming into today, and the bets we've talked about,

if you place one unit on each bet, collectively up 93.8 units,

thanks in large part to Judah and Mason nailing some SGPs,

so hopefully we can round it out here with me hitting one this week. You're going to get on the board. I feel it. I feel it. This is a good week. We're cooking. We got a nice slate of games. I know we have some crossover on games. So, you know, we were talking about it before the show. It's either we're all going down with the ship or, you know, great minds think alike. So let's get out there and make some money. And we'll start off. We'll start off

with Thursday night and just some quick thoughts from that game. Forty-niners were left for dead.

They were without Brock Birdie, without Joanne Jennings, without Ricky Pearsall, in addition to already being down,

Brandon Iuke, George Kittle, and Kyle Shanahan, man.

He did it.

He did it again.

And Mack Jones playing on one leg.

He went down multiple times.

I was a few times there.

I was sweating whether he was going to stay in the game because of some Mack Jones bets I had.

But he ended up having a monster game, and Stafford returned with a monster game of his own

to push it to overtime.

And 49ers come out with a win.

Judah, any kind of high-level thoughts on that game?

I mean, two things.

The first is, like, as he points out, Kyle Shanahan just has a way with, you know, making, it reminds me of the Richie James game against the Packers in COVID. And I texted one of my friends. I was like, you just know Kendrickborn's going like eight for 150 today. And that actually came somewhat close. And like, you just got to give a ton of credit to Shanahan.

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