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No doubt now.

The numbers told the story they always do.

This is a numbers game with Gilal Alexander on VISA.

Those idiots who believe in analytics.

Good Monday morning to you. It is the numbers game right here at VisaDESports Betting Network, visa.com, the Visa Nav Fubo, Slink, Game Plus, IHeart Radio, YouTube TV, all brought you by BETMGM, Nevada. Glad you could join us. If you are new to the show, Christy Andrews, my mishpuch is here. He runs the South Point Hotel Casino Sportsbook right behind me.

He sidestepped John the Barber to get here on time.

I know you were talking about exhibition hockey out there.

I was.

You made it, man.

You made it.

Wearing your Stanford shirt in tribute to David Shaw's vanquishing of Oregon.

Goodbye, Pac-12. Great so. But I'm a big Stanford guy for a lot of reasons, being the next book. Yes, a lot of reasons. We'll go into that. A lot of reasons. But if you're tuning in, just to finish the thought, if you're tuning in for the first time, this is a tribute to the old Stardust Radio show. So there's much baseball to talk about. There's much of college football to talk about.

But today, we don't. We wait until tomorrow to do all that. We look back at week four in the national football league. We look ahead to week five. I don't know the lines. I guess them. Chrissy tells me if I'm an idiot or if I'm close. Regardless, he tells us what he's going to post right after this show because nothing was up right yet here at the Southport. No, we wait until after the show. We post by 9.05, 915, they'll all be up. How'd y'all do this weekend? Good. Good Saturday, good Sunday. You know, very good. Just grind and there. A lot of, I look back, how did we win so much money? Because we really lost a lot of big games. Yeah, that outcome last night was probably perfect for you. That was pretty much perfect, yeah. Yeah, that's probably a nice way to take it home for the book. Not that we rejoice in your victory, but Tampa Bay winning. No, it's funny, though. Everybody wants to know how the book did on the weekends. Everybody wants to know. That was my first question. Then we'll move on. No, you're not the only one. I mean, everybody asks. You know, everybody involved in this business. How'd the book do over the weekend? It's my way of saying by proxy, how did we do this weekend too, right? Like it's a double-pronged question by knowing how you did. It's generally how we did. I have a theory about that and we don't have time to go I explained that to you at dinner the other

night we'll talk about that some other that's right we have too many games

to get through in the NFL specifically it's interesting to be because that's

if I'm on your side that I'm doing well it's pretty much what I'm thinking probably

that's a whole other stuff yeah all right let us star Jeffrey Parley, producer number eight, also produced number five, is here. And the first thing we do, of course, is go game by game. We start with a Thursday night game and we take a stab at this and in the process to get a look back at yesterday and the weekend. What you got, sir? Good morning. Good morning, sir. Good to see you both. How about the Rams at the Seahawks on Thursday night to kick off week five? Rams and Seahawks. By the way, tonight's game, which hasn't been played yet, obviously. The Chargers and the Raiders, I barely talked about that game last week. Why is that? Why was that game such an afterthought? Because of Tampa

Bay, New England? Rams at Seattle, you said? Rams yesterday, these games, these two games involving,

these two teams turned to me on one play each. The Rams take their first loss of the season

yesterday. They lose to the Cardinals 37 to 20, a game that was far more of a blowout than

pretty much anyone imagined. I think there were some people who liked the Cardinals, but good

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