Yeah, get it on, no choice but to get it on, mandate, get it on.

I want to welcome from Fox NFL Sunday, Jake Glazer on the show.

Good to see you, Jay.

Good to see you, man. How are you doing? I'm doing well. I appreciate your work. I like the MMA work, and I like the Fox. I mean, I love MMA and I love football, so, you know, you and I were...

So you'd like to see these football players get out and just beat the hell on each other. I do. I like it. I was just saying to somebody yesterday, speaking

of football, and I guess, I mean, the latest stories are sort of Brett Favre, but I know. He doesn't

come up much in your service. I'm sure. I'm tired of it. I don't give a shit. I don't care about

Brett Farrf anymore. I was trying to kind of figure out Michael Vick, and I was saying, and you're an expert,

so you correct me, but everyone's trying to kind of figure out where he fits in, what he does,

does he return punts? Is he a backup quarterback? Is there some place where they put him in,

and he ends up being a starting quarterback?

Here's what I would do.

I would fight for him?

I would have, I would have, I would have, I would have him back up far in Mississippi.

Now, I would get, if I was a team that was, let's say, around 500 or under 500 last year, or a team whose

defense was ranked somewhere in the bottom 10, I would say, look, we're getting Michael

Vic on our team, and we're going for it on just about every fourth down in less than five.

Anything near the 50-yard line and less than five yards, Vick's coming in

a quarterback. And we're going to run him out of the shotgun, and he can pass, he can bootleg.

If he sees an opening, he can go up the middle. He is our fourth down and or sometimes third-down

quarterback, but we ain't punting this year. And we're not kicking any 56-yard field goal attempts either.

In comes Vic, and we're moving the chains.

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