Hello, everybody. Welcome to this special edition of a good football show where we are

beginning a weekly division preview series. I am Patrick Dardy, joined today by Mr. Patrick

Crane. We begin in the Mean Streets of the AFC South with a pair of special guests and

Titans beat writer Buck Rising and Jaguars beat writer John Shipley. We also check in on the

Colts and the Texans' infinite sadness. First, we would like to welcome in A disease sports and

104-5 de zones, Buck Rising. Buck, how are we doing today? We're doing great. I appreciate

your boys having me on. Mean Streets of the AFC South. It's probably the worst division in football

boys. I don't know how mean it gets out there, but it's pretty good time and they're always

interesting all four of them. Well, they also got rid of the one guy in the division who would have

been really lucky to fight Dardy in Urban Meyer, and so the Streets are probably considerably less

mean this year. Oh, but I miss him. I miss the holy hell out of him, especially with three hours

of sports talk radio. That's good. We miss him just for podcast content, which knows one or two

hours a week, where you've got what, 15 hours a week, and like Urban Meyer probably filled with

13 to 14 of that last year. Well, yeah, he made it. He made a streaming show on top of the radio show

every once in a while, like he's the content that keeps on giving it. You know, I appreciate that

even NFL teams like the Chargers and their schedule release video are going to commemorate Uncle

Arden's memory the way that they did. I thought that was pretty nice. Yeah, I think we'll be

commemorating the Urban Meyer year. As it's a year, we'll be commemorating the Urban Meyer year

for many years to come because to so many precious memories. And by the way, I say the mean Streets,

I've brought this up on the podcast before I was in an elevator. This is a true story with Mike

Rable at the Super Bowl. It was just me and Mike Rable, and I didn't bother him. He didn't seem like

he wanted, but it just seemed like he could have killed me like right there on the spot. And like

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