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Hello, it's Ben.

I want to thank you for downloading today's edition of the podcast as we are locked and loaded for another ravenous conversation about the big news of the day and what's on our menu of conversation you're about to hear

on today's podcast.

We will do a post-mortem on the Monday night game.

Were we impressed with the Chicago Bears?

They jumped out to a 28 to nothing lead over the Washington Redskins,

but we'll discuss the good, the bad, and the ugly from that game.

And Jalen Ramsey, faking illness, or is he actually vomiting and is he legitimately sick?

Or is he just trying to grease the wheels there to get out of Jacksonville?

We'll discuss that.

The Cleveland Brown's head coach, well, he will not give up the plague calling.

We debate whether or not that's the right call by Freddie Kitchens.

And the Philadelphia Eagles lost to the Detroit Lions, but one of their players

was featured in a viral video, Nelson Aguilar.

We will have the audio from this random person, this nondescript person in Philadelphia,

getting his 15 minutes of fame, and how wonderful that story played out.

Some trash talk by a Philadelphia Eagle fan and became a viral sensation of the football nation.

Talk about that.

Got some game shows along the way as well.

Sit back, relax, and enjoy with limited commercial interruption today's edition of the podcast.

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