We get the schedule, the full schedule release tonight.

Yeah, and it looks like I saw where Adam Schaefter posted yesterday that the Cincinnati Bengals will be traveling the least amount of miles.

I saw this.

Of any team in the, I think they travel a total of what, 10,000 miles?

I'm going to call it up right now.

And I mean, in that stuff, I feel like it matters, right?

I mean, yeah, they don't have to go overseas. I can't believe they're not going overseas.

I, with Joe Burrow as their quarterback and the Bengal logos. I mean, they are a hot team coming into the league.

I mean, into the season. I think many people question whether or not their defense under Al Golden now as the defense coordinator

is going to be good enough to get them to where they need to go.

But the offense is going to, needs to be humming right out of the gate this year.

They can't get off to yet another slow start.

It's kind of like watching the Knicks.

Yeah, there are four really good teams on paper going into this year on paper that are not traveling very far at all.

The Detroit Lions, 11,000 miles, the Baltimore Ravens, 10,000 miles, the Buffalo Bills 10,000 miles,

and the Cincinnati Bengals 8,753.

Right.

So none of those teams are in any of these international games.

I mean, which is wild.

So you think about the L.A. Chargers are traveling almost 30,000 more miles next year than the Cincinnati Bengals.

I know it's modern day air travel, and these guys are on charters and everything else.

But still, it's a pain in the ass.

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