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There we go. All right, 525.

Nice to have you with this. It's Monday.

If you're a giant fan, your season's over.

But you still watch Jackson Dart, I suppose.

No, the season has been over.

Now we're not even interested in Jackson Dart anymore because it's just not anything.

There's not much going on.

There's not much going on.

Jerry, would you like to drive around the league brought to you by your local Mazda dealer?

I think we should. I think we should.

All right. Let's see. Do you see that dude on the Jaguars kicked the 68-yard field goal?

Not only did he kick a 68-yard field goal, that I think would have been good from 80 yards.

Did you see how far up that thing crossed the goalposts?

Do you know that I saw his ex-account this morning?

This, what's his name? Cam Little.

He got, they wanted him see him for a drug test.

You know, if I didn't see Brandon Aubrey do it for the Cowboys and see other guys kicking 60-yarders, I mean, I would be surprised. That said, whether it's the ball, I don't know what it is. I marvel at it, it's stupid. Kicking 60-air. I mean, what the hell is this? I don't know, man. The Giants would love a kicker like that. They love to kick field goals. Well, yeah. They could just attempt field goals. From their own 40-yard line. Yeah, they get the ball, run it up the middle three times, and then kick a field goal. Yep. From 60 yards out. There's a couple of teams in the NFL that are have a really good record that I have that you don't believe in or

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