Stop being Dr. Dooms, okay? Dr. Doom?

No, I'm not being Dr. Doom.

The one thing that I will miss more than anything else, those awesome, indelible shots of the depressed fan, with just that look of despair as his or her favorite team has gone down in flame.

Dr. Doom, the killer of fun is back.

Wednesday edition of football talk live.

Well done.

Well done.

That's really good job. It's much more fun when

you're the butt of the control rooms, you know, effort at making us laugh. But good job control

room. I look, that was a legitimate pick yesterday in our draft. No, it was. It legitimately

goes in your brain. Yes. But, but, but misery for others. No. It's a, well, because, hey, I need company. Misery loves company. I'm looking for some company. But, but it's just, it's, and it really is one of the fundamental differences between college and pro football. You see those shots in college.

You don't see them in the NFL.

You've got the pageantry and the fight songs in college.

You don't have it in the NFL.

It really is amazing.

Even though the NFL is so much bigger than college football, and sorry, college football,

it's the truth.

There are certain aspects of college football that the NFL either hasn't tried to replicate

or knows that it just can't so it doesn't even attempt it, Chris.

Well, no, it can't.

You know, and you're right.

I mean, it's young kids, the pageantry, the band.

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