Should we just pencil in a Lugash debate series for Monday at 4.30 when Sean's crying about the officials?

And then I just bash him for that. And I'll bring up every play why they really lost. Just want to write that down 430 in pencil? Yes. No, I'm doing it in Penn because even if it doesn't happen, I'm going to bring it up on Monday and ask like, hey, are we doing this? Just to see if anything close to that happened. If you notice, Sean's already laid the groundwork on two things.

The first one was the officials officials and the other thing is well if the Giants win this game I don't want to hear about the chiefs bro the bigger stories the Kansas City chiefs are oh and three I'm sorry not just nationally but like what is wrong with the chiefs is a bigger story than the giants beating them but there's's the national discussion who cares about it? But it bleeds into local, too.

No, no, but I'm not going to say that.

I mean, around here on Monday.

But that doesn't make it true, though, just because you didn't say it?

No, but I don't think we're going to talk about that around here. that the chiefs are not the same old chiefs that's why the giants on monday we're going to be

talking about the giants getting a victory if the chiefs look like garbage though yes i just

i just want to correct this in case i got misconstrued i'm not saying that that won't be a story If the Chiefs look like garbage, though? Yes. On WF.A.

Yes.

I just want to correct this in case I got misconstrued.

I'm not saying that that won't be a story while the Chiefs are on three.

My point is I don't want to hear suddenly, well, the reason the Giants want is the Chiefs are a bad team. That was what I was trying to think. So where you guys are both right is not that we care about this, but on like the ESPN and the Fox Sports shows, the chiefs are the biggest story.

He's right.

It'll be about the death of the kingdom. right is, not that we care about this, but unlike the ESPN and the Fox Sports shows,

the Chiefs are the biggest story. He's right. It'll be about the death of the Kansas City

Chiefs. Around here, it will be excitement that the Giants beat the Chiefs and much less

about the issues facing Kansas City. It'll be more about how the Giants won a football game.

What did they do to win? Absolutely.

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One of the big questions going into Sunday that the Giants are going to probably need a yes on if they're going to win is the availability of left tackle Andrew Thomas.

Let's hear from Andrew Thomas and his potential status for Sunday's game.

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