At the dawn of sports broadcasting, a rose Monday night football, a beacon of sports television entertainment, with an iconic, illustrious history, with memorable moments, exciting plays, and the game's greatest stars.

Now, under the game's brightest lights, and because they had nothing else to do tonight these two guys

just talking football welcome to monday night football with tc and j

man i i don't feel great whenever we do remote broadcast.

Like, it's fine, but like, obviously, you know, if I had a little more leeway or whatever,

I'd do them in person.

What the fuck is the excuse for the guys doing like million dollars a game to just be sitting?

Like, go to your brother's house, brother.

You can't. What happened? You can't get paid but Peyton and Eli whenever they do their fucking show that

they're being compensated an insane amount for they can't take a little part of those

proceeds spend them on a fucking plane ticket to go to do they not live in the same place anyways?

I guess maybe one of them lives in Indianapolis or the one lives in New York?

Yeah, I have no idea. I honestly don't.

They should all go back to New Orleans. That's where they belong.

It is where they belong. It's a beautiful home.

It's weird though because it would have to be a two-shot anyways.

So I wonder how much with, you know, because I think it comes off fairly seamless. The problem is the guest.

Yeah. You know, like I watched 20 minutes of it the other night when Will Ferrell was on. And the problem is the guest. Eli and Peyton are rarely talking over one another.

The guest is always a problem.

Yeah, definitely the biggest thing is sorting out who's talking when and that sort of stuff.

But I don't know, man.

I feel like there's a lot beyond that.

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