Hi from New York. It's the show that is celebrating national chocolate chip cookie

day. It's first things first. And celebrating through here on a Friday. Oh, it's been a long

time. It's been too Friday. It's been four. We have to see four. Today, Dax says it's

super bowl or bust as you write. Meanwhile, Josh Allen, what are his chances at dethroning

the cheese? And finally, a very creative segment that we invented next top 10. I saw the

graphic and I felt like we should have done a better job marketing it. But hey, worked

for David Letterman for four decades. Alongside Christopher Sartre, I'm Kevin Wilde.

Thanks, Josh. Nick, we have a take. Yeah, I just shot just to give you 40 seconds to bring

up your long tenure with Letterman. You guys know why I met the knee of David Letterman.

He only talks about it all the time. We start with the Hall Fame game. Browns over

Jets, Aaron Rogers, in-game interview, talked about his career and his eventual place in

Canton. Take a listen. It's a special place. So much great history. I mean, I've said this

before. I grew up wearing out this old VHS tape of super bowl highlights. So I'm a, you

know, I've been in love with the game since as long as I can remember. And this is always

what I wanted to do. So to be able to still be doing it. To have this fun new opportunity

here. To have 18 great years in Green Bay with such a stored franchise. And then to one

day have that at the end of the road. It's going to be pretty special. Okay, he's got

a Hall of Fame resume here. Bruce Seventh and Wins. Only Peyton has more MVP's. He's got

60,000 passing yards and should get to 500 touchdowns. Only my homes has a higher

passer rate any second all time. And if he added a championship, another championship

to this resume, what would that do for his legacy? It will work wonders. I mean, obviously

as you said, his legacy is already top notch, but everything in New York is magnified. And

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