Cash the ticket. It's presented by Fanduel. Chargers and Browns. Chargers laying a point and a half

hitting the road against Cleveland. James has got him playing good ball, Mike. You could feel the

energy. Is it real? Does it carry over? Or is it one emotional win? I think it does just based on

the toxicity of the Sean Watson. I mean, playing him at quarterback was the equivalent of like living with a grapefruit-sized brain tumor.

Why was it toxic? He's a model citizen most of his career. Good. I'm not doing this with you. The point is, yeah, it's real. And we've gotten very comfortable like what, the Chargers are going to win 11 games or something. I don't buy it. I actually thought the Browns

and defensively energized, locked in, they got three and a quarter in the air. And I'm not telling

James going to do that this week. But it was a lien to the Browns for me. Now here's your problem.

Browns are public. So then why don't I suggest not what I was looking to do, which is a lean to the

Chargers, the under.

See, Evan and I were in the lab.

Well, you were taping another podcast.

He and I had like when you're in high school, the goggles that they get out of the closet.

We got the beakers and the test tubes.

The beakers.

We were labbing this thing out.

The under's the play. Both teams are coming off their season

high in points. Public sees it. They're all over the over. 91% of the bets on the over here.

One problem. Both teams want to run the ball, fewer possessions. Both teams are good defensively. Chargers

fewest points allowed this season. And if you think even just a little bit of a, all right, the Browns aren't this good,

back down to earth.

The under 42 and a half right side of a key number, Mike, the solution staring you in the face.

Oddly enough, my cell service just popped in in the locker room area, under 42 and a half in the Browns game.

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