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Here we go, hour two.

It is a Monday.

Love, love what they've done here at FS1 for our set.

I went holiday shopping Saturday.

I went Christmas shopping.

I'll tell you an underrated place to Christmas shop is REI.

I love RIA.

I can literally sit in REI.

I can stay the night there.

I love that place.

Is that where you get scuba gear? No, it's camping and it's hiking and camping. I just love everything there. They're outdoors than that, huh? Well, my son likes hiking and doing stuff. So he's going up to BC at the start of the year, so he's going to go hiking, and he loves all that stuff. All right, Jay Mack. Matt Hasselbeck, Mark Sanchez today. We do it every Monday at this time where Colin was right, where Colin was wrong. There's plenty of both. Here we go. Where Colin was right? I warned you last week on Dan Campbell. He doesn't trust his defense, so now he's going hyper reckless. I really do like the man, but I think they're no longer the hunted.

They're the hunter.

And I think it's very hard to win a Super Bowl when you're reckless.

Now, again, defensively, I don't know, maybe he feels like they have to take these big swings,

and I don't think they were going to win the game anyway, but I said it last week and I'll say it again. Reckless teams don't win the Super Bowl. Where Colin was wrong. Well, on November 18th, when the Cowboys lost to the Texans, I said they're in the middle of a soft tank. Well, they've won three or four. Mike is playing great. CD Lamb, back-to-back touchdowns. Say what you want about Cooper Rush. He moves the chains. So Mike McCarthy, there's, you know, I, we've been saying this now. Mike McCarthy's a good coach. I think he's going to retain his job because he's winning these games and the team

hasn't quit. You look at the New York Giants and you wonder if the team has quit. You watch the

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