Now I did hear that Tiki Barber was accosting Emmanuel Barbari, who does preimpost because he did not like his choice for the Yankee turning point, which we did earlier this morning at about 10.50, 1055 a.m. kind of around there. How did Emmanuel respond to your accosting?

He said the double play was the turning point at the end of the game.

Right.

Because they were going to lose the game.

At least that was his opinion.

That was his assumption.

It was an assumption that they were going to lose.

And so turning the double play turned a loss into a win.

Okay.

I got to be very careful because I may be in the car during today's post gamegame show and I don't want to be spoiled. I think Emmanuel learned his lesson between the Tiki lashing out there. I think he's ever going to make that mistake. Oh, you think he's been bullied by Tiki Barber? I think he's not making it the last play of game. Well, the only reason I said that is because we had one earlier this year. It was the walk-off. Right. And we said the turning point should be the walk-off. And he said it can't be the last way to get. So he's a hypocrite. He must have forgot his own rule. Yeah. I got you. Come on, Emmanuel. Now, we love you, Emmanuel. Let us get to something very, very important.

And I've tried to contain myself over the last two hours by talking to myself and reminding

myself that it really isn't a big deal.

That whoever the backup quarterback is to Gino Smith, whatever veteran they bring in,

and we've been under the assumption that they would bring in a veteran,

whoever that backup is, is in no biggie spot.

About a week ago, we talked briefly about the Jet Quarterback Room, and we mentioned the guy who probably makes the most sense is just bringing Tyrod Taylor back.

Right.

And that eventually, the young quarterback they just drafted, Cade Klubnik.

Clubnik.

Clubnik.

He'll eventually play, but he's probably not going to start the year as the backup.

Quarterback will be the third stringer.

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