As Bill Parcells would call it, you can't chase car.

You know, don't be a dog chaser or a car chasers.

It's dog roo-ru.

Every time a car goes on, roo-r-r-ro-ro.

Yeah, you're talking about the second touchdown passes Sandy Walker.

No, the first one.

Watch it again.

Call me tonight and apologize.

And now that he's off the phone, I'm definitely going to say it.

He's wrong. Did you apologize? No, I was right. He was right. He's 64 and senile. I'm 38 and sharp as attack still. He was wrong. We're not going to tell him that, but either way. He's probably listening. Maybe not yet. He's not on the phone yet, but I don't think he's listening to the podcast too much. Don't have to worry about that. What's up? Everybody, Chris Sims unbuttoned. Episode number 67, the Beirmeister's here. It's the film Deep Dive, okay? I know I got my notes to you a little late today, so I know you didn't get to dive into them to the full effect. But we got a good one. We're going to break down a number of games, OK? Browns, Jets, Saints, Rams, Steelers, Seahawks. We're going to get into that. 49ers, bangles, Ravens, Cardinals. And then I had to watch the Chiefs offense versus the Raiders defense, because it's like... Dessert. It's porn. It's porn for an ex-quarterback it's like amazing I'm

like oh my gosh this is so amazing I've never seen anything like it I mean it truly is and then

we do have my dad the big fucker will be on here in about 25 30 minutes we'll get him on and

of course I want to ask him about Eli Manning and I still remember the day my dad was told

not that he wasn't going to be the

starter, but he no longer was going to be on the Giants altogether. And we'll go, we'll do a little visit down memory lane and see if he remembers exactly how that unfold. What do you remember about that day? Well, I just remember it was totally caught me off guard. Had no idea. Came home from school, he didn't say anything to me. We were hanging out, blah, blah, blah. You're in what grade?

I'm in seventh grade. idea. Came home from school. He didn't say anything to me. We were hanging out, blah, blah, blah.

You're in what grade? I'm in seventh grade, end of my seventh grade year of school there.

It's the end of June. And I remember sitting in my room and it was like late in, you know,

not late at night, but let's say nine o'clock at night. I think I was like playing some video games.

And my dad came into my room.

He very rarely came into my room. And then came in my room and, like, sat on a chair just like this and kind of sat, lean back. And I was like, damn, what's he doing? Is he about to say something to me? And he told me. He's like, Christopher, because I think he knew I was going to take it hard, which I did.

I hated the Giants for a few years after that. something to me. And he told me. He's like, Christopher, because I think he knew I was going to

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