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That's right. GMFB on a Tuesday, everybody, Jamie, Manseye, Isaac, and Kyle.

I said that a couple times last week, and I'll say it again, that I was intimidated in Spain.

I took French in high school and college.

Like, I got nothing when it comes to leading with that conversation. And I don't want to offend anybody ever. So I did my best to ingratiate myself with those of the Madrid and the Spain culture. It was a fantastic time. I tried all the food. I tried to do their schedule, which was crazy, the 10 p.m. dinners, the out all night. What? Tried it one time and it didn't work for me. I like this schedule. I like the show that starts early.

The football p.m. dinners, the out all night. Try it one time, and it didn't work for me. I like this schedule. I like the show that starts early, the football games that kick off at 5 p.m. Pacific. It all worked, but I will say,

Kyle, angry runs once again translates to any language, any culture. People love it. I had a guy

flashing his bicep at me with a dolphin coming out of a rock saying, show this to Kyle.

And I was like, you send it into an angry run segment and he'll see it.

Listen, dolphins coming out of rocks is my mother's milk. That's what gets me out of bed in the morning.

And guys, we're going to do it in about 20 minutes. Wait do you see Angry Runs today. It's unlike any episode we've ever done in like eight years. It is totally different, totally. You guys are going to absolutely go nuts for it, I promise. But in the meantime, we had Cowboys Raiders. Would you go nuts for that? Sure, why the hell not? It's a Monday nighter. We got after it. We had big stars. We had storylines.

And here we go.

Marshawn Neeland. that. Sure. Why the hell not? It's a Monday nighter. We got after it. We had big stars. We had

storylines. And here we go. Marshawn Neeland. We talked about this recently. He passed away.

It was terrible. I thought the pageantry and the tributes were beautiful and tone perfect,

led by that man, Dak, Prescott, did a wonderful job, but both before, during, and after the

game. As for the football, Dak Prescott, Walt Freed Man of the Year, and that is Ryan Flournoy, second year guy. Same draft class as Marshawn Neeland holding up the jersey. I thought was pretty cool. Like I said, the Cowboys did a wonderful job. Remember, they have not played a game since the tragedy. They were on the buy last week. They win this game going away. They were never going to lose it. They're four, five, and one. But afterwards, a lot of thoughts and a lot of comments were on a very different matter. World wind of a week. Great one to cap off with a win right here. But this doesn't put a cap on it. We're going to continue to move forward, Sean, and shining Light on Marshawn and carrying his legacy.

And we need to play like this every week moving forward, and he'll always be with this.

The plays are there, guys are open. You know, you guys watch the film.

I know we got a lot of Monday morning quarterbacks who like to watch film and take screenshots and see where guys are open. So I'm sure you guys will see where the guys were open. For me, again, I just got to play better. And I keep saying this, man. If something don't look right out there, blame it on me. Right? If it don't look right, blame it on me. That's all you can do. Blame it on me. If your kids mess up at school, blame it on me. Car break down going to work, blame it on me. That's all you can do. Blame it on me. If your kids mess up at school, blame it on me. Car breakdown going to work. Blame it on me. I feel like people would have far too much fun with that. That's a tricky thing. It's a tricky stance where Gina to take. But I guess within the four white lines of a football field, I'll accept. Like Kyle said, we echo it here at the table. A really beautiful way to remember Marshaun Neeland and the fact that the head coach has had his face on his chest all night. The joy, the pride that the Cowboys felt was matched in their performance on the field. Dak Prescott played great. Isaac, big time takeaway from Monday Night Football. Yeah, well, you hit the nail on the head. I was inspired by this football team. The Marshawn Neeland tributes and everything that they did for him, I thought, was such a big deal. It mattered a lot for this football team. So that was inspiring. The other side of it that I want to talk about with this football team is I was genuinely confused when CD Lamb and pickings were on the sideline to begin the game. For me, I was like, what's going on? Why is this becoming a consistent theme in the NFL where top receivers are on the sideline?

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