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Here are your podcast host, JJ Zacharison and Danny Carter, live in the stream.

Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to another episode of Living the Stream.

I'm JJ Zacharisen, the lay-round quarterback, and as always, i'm joined by the loveliest co-host in all

the land denny carter denny what's going on buddy it's very nice to you um well i have i hope that you

have recovered from the j cutler tilt i am in recovery actually, we're brought, I'm broadcasting from the local emergency

room. Yeah, so it is. I just got out earlier today. So that's good. I had to publish my 15

transactions column. That's the only reason why I got out. I wrote it from the emergency room.

You had to voice type it with one of those, one of those devices, right? Yeah, yeah. Oh my gosh.

There has never been a more meaningless touchdown in football that mattered more to me in my entire life. Yes, that was, you know, it was, it was, so we're talking about Cutler's late fourth quarter touchdown. Yeah, I mean, no, it was, it was, so at one point, so I was following it. I wasn't watching it. I was just following

what was going on because I had other games on TV. And Jake, so the, the dolphins were driving down the field and it was meaningless. It was all garbage time. They get to like the 16 yard line. There's like a five yard pass or something. They could have just run clock, but they decided to call a time out at one point to stop the clock and that allowed them to run a couple extra

plays or plays or an extra play. And at the end, he threw a really bad pass to Devante Parker that almost hit the ground. I don't know if you saw the replay. Almost hit the ground. Devante Parker kind of scooped it up. He scored the touchdown. and as a result, Jay Cutler was not Nick Foles in week three.

Just, just barely.

He, you know, going into the week, he did feel a little Folesish.

I'd say just because it's Cutler on the road and whatnot.

I mean, I hope that not everybody used Cutler, but my mentions said that everybody used

Cutler. Yeah, I mean, the thing with Jay Cutler, it seems like every time we use him, it's, he, he does poorly, and then every time we don't, like, and, you know, when he's in a bad matchup, he ends up performing. That's just the way that Jay Cutler's been throughout his career for the most part. I haven't even looked at splits.

This is all intuition and feeling, but like it just seems like that's the way that is.

But by the way, guys, spoiler alert, we're streaming Jay Cutler this week.

So yeah, so, you know, prepare your hospital bed.

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