George, what was the last couple minutes like from the point of view?

Let me ask you, how is it for you guys?

Yeah, just a little bit of a roller coaster.

Like, that was wild.

A lot of ups and downs, a lot of unknowns.

I think the Niners make for great TV.

Plenty of great TV over the weekend, five playoff games.

Chris having to work on a Monday.

How dare.

The first Monday in a long, long time.

At least you got to sleep last night.

I did.

At least you were home at a reasonable hour, not 3 a.m. or whatever it is. Yes.

You're right.

I'm not complaining.

I'll take this schedule over, you know, yes, doing a postgame show where I'm going

to bed at 2.30, excuse me, as I'm choking of myself, 3 o'clock, it's good. And like, this is usually like the most fun show of the week. So that's where I'm like, so I was sad when I first, you know, figured out we weren't going to be doing Mondays together. But now I'm happy. And because it's just so easy. You get to talk ball, we get to react to everything we saw yesterday and have a lot of fun. And really, Mike, I get to be back with you, which you know I like. I like you. Well, see, and you really took the steam out of the smart-ass remark I was going to make. I was going to agree with you that for the last 18 weeks, Monday was the most fun show of the week. Thank you. With Mike Golick. Very much. It was the most fun. And now I can't say that. Now I made you feel bad. I didn't say that. I feel bad. Yeah. I feel bad. So I don't say that. Yeah. Yeah, right. Sure. I just want you to know, yeah. I just

want you to know that I was thinking about saying it. Thank you. So you said that and then I decided

not to say what I said. A lot of things were said yesterday, probably a few four letter words from

Cowboys fans for a variety of reasons.

Although, at some level, you have to be proud of the Cowboys for not crumbling after they

crumbled.

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