Oh my goodness, good morning, good afternoon, whatever it is for you, I hope you're having a fantastic day.

My name is Zach Schomler.

This is strong opinions ports, episode 324. it is Sunday morning the Titans Ravens game is about to start very shortly

I'm excited for today today is day one recap of Wild Card weekend.

Tomorrow we'll talk about the games from Sunday.

This is about Saturdays games.

We'll talk about the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

We're going to talk about the Buffalo Bills, Taylor Heinecke, the Rams.

And then also we're going to talk about to Sean Watson

and what I would do if I was the Houston Texans owner,

Cal McNair.

And then we'll end the show with some Ask Zach questions.

But first I want to say, I want to give an analogy, one that if you are a dedicated

listener of the podcast, you might remember, I want you to imagine you're driving your car down the road and you want to check your

speedometer you want to see how fast your car is going and to do that while you're

driving your car you had to log into a program use a password and, and oh yeah, by the way, the information may or may not come back to you instantaneously.

It might have to be a little bit of a weight, some arbitrary amount of time, before you figure out how fast your car is going,

which already sounds really stupid, but then

imagine that in order to check your fuel level, you know, how much, am I an empty, do I have half a tank

left, am I have to have a full tank, in order to check your fuel level, you had to log into a completely separate program.

And then maybe you're afraid of your car overheating you want to check your engine temperature.

It's another password and another program. That sounds really stupid. Ridiculous. You wouldn't drive your car that way. So why would you run your business like that?

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