Good morning, BrewDailyShow, I'm Neil Freeman, and I'm Toby Howell.

On today's pod, how Aaron Rodgers' injury has renewed a debate over turf fields in the NFL,

then Las Vegas is getting crippled by a major cyber attack,

and it doesn't look like Danny Ocean is behind this one.

It's Thursday, September 14th. Let's ride!

Okay, before we get into the show, Wild Scenes in Mexico's Congress this week.

In a room that's typically used for boring budget talks and policy presentations,

a journalist unveiled two mummified specimens that he claims were aliens.

He claims these two mummies, each with three fingered hands,

have been buried in a remote area peru, were about a thousand years old,

and were quote, non-human beings who were not part of our terrestrial evolution.

So the pictures of these mummies went absolutely berserk on social media.

You won't find better meme material, but researchers and experts claimed it was all a stunt.

This journalist, Jamie Mauson, had made similar claims before on TV and YouTube,

and sells his own line of health supplements, which to me is always a red flag.

But the fact that Mexico's official Congress allowed this dude to open up alien mummies

on its floor just adds to the UFO intrigue that's been swirling around all year.

I genuinely don't know where I stand on the alien discourse these days,

but my take is if the aliens you discover look like the aliens from the movies,

specifically the alien from ET, then you probably didn't find aliens,

and I'm just going to leave that. It was literally ET in mummified form.

All right, Neil, before we jump into our top story of the day, we have a quick word from our sponsor.

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