You know, I was also reading because, you know, me, I love to read these things. And I just did that

sports minute on Arch Manning because a number of these sports writers were talking to him about

next year's NFL draft. Of course, yeah. And everybody's assuming he's going to be the number one guy

picked. And I can understand why. And I remember two years ago, I was with Eli Manning and we were

doing a question Q&A over at MetLife Stadium and one of the questions

that was asked of Eli was did you give your nephew any advice about going to Texas and he goes yeah

go get a couple dozen cases of Bushlight hang out with your buddies and love your college experience

because it only comes around once in your life.

And certainly Eli had a great time at Ole Miss and Peyton had a great time at Tennessee.

And I bet you both of those uncles, I don't think they were making any money back in those days.

Well, they weren't supposed to be.

Yeah, but now their nephew is making a ton of dough by being the quarterback at the University of Texas,

which, you know, and I got a little annoyed that the reporters weren't asking him really about Texas and Ohio State.

They were talking about next year's trap as if he's already cemented to be the number one pick if he wants to come out.

Now, the interesting thing for me as a a football fan, an NFL football fan,

is who would have the number one pick if you could project now to next year's draft?

The Giants.

Well, I mean, the Giants could be one, but they drafted Jackson Dart,

but if they had the number one overall pick and they could

convince Arch Manning to come out, they would trade Jackson DART. There's no question about that,

I would think. Well, if Archmanning ends up having the year that he's expected to have. Yeah,

or maybe what happens if Jackson Dard does end up starting at some point this year for the Giants

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