Probably just it's easy to answer. The question is what I don't want to see. I don't want to see 10 guys in the field. I don't want to see uniforms off after we're done playing sunglasses on Gilligan's hats on.

Interviews during the game. That's what I don't want to see. But we'll communicate on those.

No Gilligan hats during preseason games. What's wrong with Gilligan hats during preseason game? What's wrong with interviews during preseason games? See this is where you get a tangible indication of how bad it was last year in Denver.

This is the kind of rebuild that Sean Peyton needs to engage in all the way down to no Gilligan hats and no in game interviews during the preseason. They want to use those preseason games as true dress rehearsals to fix some of the problems they had in 2022. Good morning Christopher PFT live is on the air at least for now on a Wednesday morning.

Yo yo what's up. There's our Gilligan hat right there. Yeah. I like that. Okay. Hey, what's up there guy? How you doing? I like it. Yours. Yours looks a little like the hat judge. Smails bought and got a free bowl of soup and in catty shack. I don't know. It's high dive to fit your.

You're your habits, I guess. My purple. Yep. My head. I know why yours is purple there. Mr. Viking, Sven. You and Kirk Custon sent that hat for you. He just wanted you to have that. He thought that would be very nice. It's funny for you to have. Hey, none of those hats, man. He doesn't want that. Sean Peyton as he gets older, other than, you know, the incident he had with talking about Nathaniel Hackett and all that. He seems to be getting more and more like Bill Parcells. Right?

It's just kind of he's laying down the law everywhere and he wants things done a certain way and, you know, this ain't band camp for for Sean Peyton. It's football and he wants everybody to be, you know, on their pees and cues and it's business time and he's trying to change that around there and and get everybody to buy into his way.

I can only assume that the Gilligan hats band includes no skipper hats and none of lovey house hats. That was one of the great flaws, not that it was easy to suspend disbelief anyway for the entire Gilligan's Island premise.

But for a three hour tour, the house brought like, you know, trunks of luggage. We're right wardrobe changes and lovey had a bunch of different hats. I guess they realized it wouldn't make for good TV.

If they had the same clothes on all the time, they got radio and radio over the course of the series, especially they didn't know how long the series was going to last. So yes, the house had a

broad array of clothing for what was a three hour tour. It's been a long time since I've seen the show, right? It was like little bit as I was growing up, they were still showing reruns and all that and I did watch it. But yeah, I, you know, I probably would get a chuckle of going back and watching and seeing, you know, some of the unrealistic things that you would find to that TV series.

I think it's probably harder to find the realistic things than the unrealistic things. They had the perfect bamboo huts that they had just, you know, fashioned by hand. No, no wild life on the island. They had to worry about except every once in a while something crazy would happen. I mean, they milked that premise as much as they could. And I remember as a kid. I love that show.

But I was very distressed. I was emotionally invested in the characters and I desperately wanted them to get home. I mean, when you think about it, it is kind of a dark idea that these people are sucked away from their home indefinitely and they and no one's looking for them apparently. No one cares.

Yeah, they're left on this island. And, and, you know, all sorts of zany shenanigans happened. But I, I remember just being very upset that these people could not go home. Yeah, you remember that.

It's dark. You looked at his dark. I looked at it as dead. I could have be stuck there with ginger and Mary Mary Ann. I looked at it as a positive in a lot of ways. Maybe I need to be stuck there with them. That's interesting.

And who knows? I wish we didn't bring all those those those trunks of clothes and everything there. I mean, that's where my mind went as a young kid.

Well, see, and that's the difference between you and me. I was going to say, and you used to pee off the porch, but I used to pee in the garbage can so that balances out.

I just wanted these people to go home. I mean, there's no place like home and they were stuck away from their home. You know, it reminds me, I'm going to, I'm going to make a, I'm going to make up a hard right turn here.

I've been thinking a lot about back to the future because I keep finding these Biff car covered in poop from the scene where he bashes into the truck and the manure falls out hot with makes a version with the poop on the car.

I've got like five of them. All the things for me to hoard in this world. Any time I go to the grocery store and I see the Biff car covered in manure, I buy it.

So I have five. My son had to have an intervention and I say, I think I've, you've got enough. I don't think you should buy anymore of the Biff poop cover cars.

Anyway, when they originally started filming back to the future, I don't know if you knew this. Eric Stoltz was Marty McFly and they hated him.

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