Patrick Mahomes and Christian McCaffer, you vow to be ready to play this weekend.

Our good friend Jonathan Isaac puts up 10 points and is returned to the magic,

and we debate whether or not Jayden Hurt should be considered an Alabama or Oklahoma quarterback.

Check it out a more on Cranica.

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Now typically at this time, in the beginning of the show, I enthrall you

with a monologue full of wisdom and a puzzle you have to piece together for the rest of the day.

But we have a special situation. Our co-host and six foot seven giant is about to have a second

kid. Well, he's not going to have it. His is beautiful wife, Darby Lou is going to have it,

and she can have it at any time. So we wanted to make sure we get to our get off my lawn this week,

typically it's on Wednesday, but on this early Tuesday morning, after reviving a ceasefire,

David Cohn, who's GN off your L today.

Oklahoma fans who are triggered that Jalen Hurtz played football at Alabama need to get off my lawn.

For the record, I played at Michigan, so I have no dog in this sooner versus Bama battle,

but I do have the facts, which is what I tweeted this weekend. Jalen Hurtz won an NFL playoff game,

and he's the first Crimson Tide quarterback to do so since Richard Todd, who's my father-in-law,

which is the only reason I even knew the stat. I never said Jalen Hurtz didn't play at Oklahoma,

or claim him as more of a tied quarterback than a sooner. He had a great season at OU,

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