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What was your main takeaway in the game?

My main takeaway was the dolphins did a really incredible job defensively. You talked about them playing a lot of man-and-man. And by the way, let's be clear.

I don't know what was worse, but my pick was bad on Lamar. And you know what? The way,

rush yards over from yesterday. And you know what? If I would have been told what the scheme was

and all the zero blitzes, I would have been like, I like it more. So there's no handicap in which I'm saying, that's why this didn't happen. I don't understand why I didn't. It's, there is randomness to all this. I thought that was a good pick. And in hindsight, I still do, though I think there's something about what they were doing with that cover zero that I don't fully understand. And I think the dolphins kind of thought what you thought. And they said, we're going to stack the box then. We're going to make him throw into this instead of... Yeah, but in a weird way, if you're blitzing like they were a ton, it hurts the completions. it hurts the number of times they even try to pass in a way. But there's a bunch of different ways. That's the thing. There's like different things moving at once. Blitz or not, can you get pressure without the blitz? And how many are in the box? And each of them by themselves have a certain reaction to how often a team is going to pass and how often the quarterback's going to run. But combined, they can get different.

It can be weird. So I didn't exactly see your props number. How'd that do? Well, well over. So that was an easy one. Easy. So you were saying it was going to be tight until late. Well, no, no, that's great. No, it was going to be tight until late in the game. and then the Ravens had to just throw, throw, throw.

Because they were behind, that was, if you knew they were behind, you would have loved the bed.

Oh, I would love it, sure.

So congratulations on that. No, it was going to be tied until late in the game, and then the Ravens had to just throw, throw, throw. Because they were behind, if you knew they were behind, you would have loved the bet even more.

So congratulations on that one.

I think the thing about the cover zero is, and this is something I never really thought about until today, is when a team is a big underdog.

And Miami was a big underdog over a touchdown,

there's different ways to play a high variance game.

What does that mean?

It means you want there to be extremes.

If a score goes the way, if someone's a nine-point underdog and someone comes back from the game

and you didn't see it and you said how to go oh

about as expected you're thinking that nine point dog didn't do well at all right because what's

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