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Raiders hold on to win in overtime in a winner-take-all matchup against the LA Chargers last night.

35-32, Justin Herbert, 64 pass attempts in the game.

Let me ask you this, not to nitpick, but wouldn't you say that there's never been an NFL game ever that was less than a winner-takes-all? Because a tie meant both of

them would have won. That's true. I mean, this was the ultimate. This is not a winner-take-all.

That is true. And I think that's a noteworthy thing. And let's start at the end, kind of like a

Tarantino movie, and we'll work our way backwards.

What a situation were the Steelers, the Colts were like, oh, they're favored by 16.

And then it was dropping and dropping. And we had it. And listen, I'm not going to make a, I'm going to a few times in this hour talk about our perfect 5-0 in the Super Contest, but not just to instruct other things, not to make a point of it,

all right, AJ?

It's just going to be coincidental with the various five or so times I mentioned the 5-0

throughout the show, and then tomorrow and the next day.

But it was a situation where Pittsburgh wins a tight game.

I mean, it would have been a fitting end for Big Ben to end his career, hobbled no doubt by age,

but to beat the Browns and then to beat the Ravens, gutsy games each of them,

end of the game kind of heroics, kind of heroic for someone who's limping around.

It's almost like I don't want them to play Kansas City.

But I was so excited.

But then to think, all that has to happen is the Raiders and Chargers don't tie.

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