Well, listen, I'm going to let you have the mic. This is Brent's show now. Can you take us to break, Brent, for a second? Ladies and gentlemen, we're going to take a break. But coming up, it's the Hall of Fame game. It's two contenders. It's the Lions. It's the Chargers. Let's look at their youngsters. Fill out the roster. You're going to have a great game tonight. Oh, by the way, the lions are favored by a point.

Brett Mosberger last night in the pregame show. And, you know, I've talked to Brent before

when he had that Vegas Sports and Information Network after he left ABC and ESPN.

I did a couple of spots with him, and I was just blown away.

I was fan-bole because for me, 1975, when I discovered the NFL, the only way to set the table

was to tune in to CBS at noon Eastern and watch Brent Musburger and company talk about the games that

were coming up.

And it was enthralling because, and I know it's hard for kids today to understand this.

And this is why I can relate so well to our viewers in the UK.

They are so desperate for content.

They're sufficiently desperate that they watch our show every day.

That's how desperate they are.

But you feel an anxiety.

You want it so badly.

You want that information that you are riveted by it because you can't get what you want.

You have this quest, this hunger that you can't satisfy.

And that's what it was for me.

So that creates a very strong bond.

Brett Musburger's always been like the voice for me for Sundays.

And that was the magnet that drew me in that set the stage for the day to come.

I just remember feeling the excitement as the 12 o'clock hour transpired that we're going to have football at 1 o'clock.

See, I love the way you set it up because for, you know, listeners and viewers of a certain age, are you said 1975.

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