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Guaranteed Human. Good Morning Football is a production of the NFL in partnership with IHeart Radio. What's off, everybody? This is Good Morning Football, presented by Old Trapp of Reef Jerky. It's Monday, December 15th. I'm Jamie Erdall here in L.A. with Mance Aiteo. As always, in New York, Willie Colon is hanging today with Kyle Brandt. Man, the stockings are hung, and unfortunately for some fans, there were so many injuries yesterday. There's coal in there, and then some teams are going to the playoffs. We know it to be true. Kyle, it looks like a sweater holiday Monday for us. We got highlights and a whole lot more on GMFB. No doubt.

The injury gods were out, but also

the football gods. It was an incredible day

yesterday. Start to finish, all kinds of

things to talk about, including the last night's

game, which we'll get to right now. But we have a packed

show. Willie, Manxai, Jamie. Let's start

the show. Good morning football. Rock and roll welcome welcome

football presented by old trapper all right this was the sunday-nighter if you missed it's it. Vikings at Cowboys. Dak Prescott has been statistically great this year, but the record is bad. Jay J's taking a lot of heat and on a fourth and goal. Watch this. Go ahead and make your memes on this. Do whatever you want. Call me nine. Keep putting that picture up. Touchdown. This guy's got a pair on him, doesn't he?

Yes, it's a swag. Look at those two. Best friends forever. Fourth and seven, end of the game,

at least five minutes left. Dak chucking it, and it's complete. It's going to be short.

That is Malik Davis. Dallas will turn it over on downs. Dak held without a touch on pass just the third time this season. Cowboys lose again, 6, 7, and 1. They're all but eliminated. We're not going to talk about this game because there's much more interesting stuff, but I'm happy for JJ, Jamie. Oh, it's not like you could escape that without saying the Cowboys record. That was important. One more week and now officially the 6, 7 and one trend is to bed.

And we also got to talk about the other team that has that tie hanging in their record because

there was major news with the Packers yesterday. It was all working. But let us begin, shall we,

with the one quarterback that we couldn't help but talk about last week. And the fact that we just,

honestly, it felt like as like a cousin you hadn't seen in a while or like a big brother, you're like, gosh, I hope he's doing okay. How did Philip Rivers fare yesterday, Kyle, for the Colts Seahawks game? Let's get into it. We have videotapes. That shows exactly what happened. Colts Seahawks up in Seattle. Philip Rivers joins the Colts midweek. He turns 44 midweek.

And there he is. Uncle Rico. Stretching out. I don't know how long he's done that for, getting those

hips loose. But on a third and four in the second quarter, bam, touchdown, no big deal.

Man, he hasn't thrown a touchdown pass is Jack Doyle. That's his last touchdown pass.

1800 days ago. And he's doing the hamstring a little tight up. That's all right. That right there at St. Michael Catholic, his high school that he coaches for watching the game like a David Busters or something. Fourth quarter, the Colts are winning. The Seahawks are doing nothing but field goals and Sam Donald goes to J.S.N. Who does what he always does. He had another 100-yard game. He has nine of them. There were no touchdowns in this game for Seattle, but J.S.N. still did his thing. All right. Now, we need a game-winning drive. He's down to Rivers Hero Throw. Give me that. Back show the fate. It's beautiful, right?

And Pierce has only catch of the game, which leads to a 60-yard field goal attempt by smelling salt Blake Gruppy, and he absolutely drills it.

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