before we do the lookaheads, analytics, where's the sweet spot? Because every weekend in

the NFL, especially we're seeing coaches get more and more aggressive. Cliff Kingsbury,

McDermott, Mike McCarthy went for it. Fourth and short on his own 34 on Sunday night football.

And he has Cooper rush it quarterback. So there is a sweet spot. I got no issue with what

the Cardinals did. You might. I have no issue with what the bills did. You might. If you've

got short yardage in enemy territory with a quarterback who can make plays, you go for it

with a top offense. You go for it. Here's the easiest way I can say it. And I talked about

this a little bit on my kickoff show with boomerah size and shameless promotion, but it's

relevant. As long as there's space left for football, meaning trust the numbers, trust

that nerd from Yale up in your booth. But analytics don't factor in. Who am I playing?

They don't factor in. What's the health of my team? What's the health of the other team?

What's the game flow? Right. Great example is the cowboys. The situation might call for

you to go for it. Right. But Cooper rushes your quarterback. Factor it in. Right. Now flip

side. Josh, challenge your quarterback. Right. But I'll give you an example. It was clear.

Let me give you two examples. One from Saturday, one from Sunday. So Saturday, your

Brent Venables, you're up 14. You've made some mistakes. Right. You had to pick it.

A fumble. Now you're down at the goal line. You're not a power. See, this is where the

analytics don't make sense. You're not a power team. So they come out in like the winged

T and they get stoned. Now it's fourth and goal. Here's how I'm looking at it. I'm playing

the Kansas team that I have moved up and down the field. I'm on pace to put up 900 yards

of offense. And their backup quarterback is struggling. If I take the three, I'm up

by 17. They're never going to outscore me by 17. I essentially, I'm not pleased about

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