Strangers are like, oh, you probably heard this story a million times.

I'm like, actually, no, I've never heard him say this.

Because if I ask them these questions on the couch, you're like, oh, oh, shit,

oh shit, Christopher, I can't remember.

I don't know, shit.

But then when there's a crowd around all of a sudden, he comes alive in the phone.

He comes alive.

Oh, if there's a microphone or a crowd, his memory gets a lot better. Whoa. Okay. That was the wrong day to play that opening because my dad can hear that right now. All right. But it is the unbuttoned podcast. We're here. It's Wednesday. It's week five deep dive into the film session. We're going to hit a bunch of stuff today. Okay. We got some Twitter questions from asking me anything stuff that we're going to go into. Browns 49ers, full game, Raiders, Bears, full game. Texans over, Stalkans

D, Vikings over, Giants, D, Ravens over, Steelers G, D, Chargers over, Broncos D.

That's all the things we're going to hit on in this deep dive session.

And, of course, a little news. Dad, you there, right? You're on. You hear me, Dad? Yeah, I'm hearing you. I'm hearing the shots you took at me. I didn't know you do. You open your show up by just crushing my ass, but that's okay. Well, I think I crushed your ass after you got off the phone last week when I said that

because I just was explaining that sometimes the best stories I hear from you are when there's a crowd around. Oh, yeah, that's me. I've got to have an audience, my ass. I mean, here, you got me cursing already. Good. Yeah, so. All right. All right. So, hey, the big news, okay, in the NFL right now, handshake gate, right?

Oh, yeah, I call it. Yeah, okay. All over TV, all morning, I saw you. Every channel's covering it. Yes, I know. On and on. Well, at least we have this, at least Richard Sherman has, you know, admitted Ron doing. So that's

at least his start. I like to see that. He says he's going to text or tweets or whatever.

Yeah, right. Baker Mayfield to kind of, I don't know, if he'll apologize. But you know what?

It'll do. It was probably good for both of them.

Why do you say that? Well, I think it'll teach Baker just a lesson on how maybe the league is looking at him and players. And you and I know, and you talk about it all the time, don't become

a marked man in the NFL. And there's many ways you can become it, especially as a quarterback

more than any other position.

And so I think he's going to learn something, even though he did nothing wrong, he's going to learn something from that, knowing how, a, teams get up to play against the Browns and Baker Mayfield.

Yes.

Because it was rubbed in their face all offseason by people like us and everybody else. And then for Richard Sherman, too. You know? Yeah. You know, Richard Sherman's in the twilight of his career. There's a, you know, he plays, I think, really a special way. And he can be a leader and all these things that you want to really help your football team. He gives your team a little personality.

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