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Indeed, it is a Tuesday, December 2nd.

Kyle Brandt is in parts known.

He is on his way to Chicago, I believe, to

Hall to interview the starting quarterback. And we will hear from both him and Caleb Williams later

this week, I'm sure, across programming here on NFL Network. Therefore, Mike G. and Willie are in New York.

You guys got your hands on a New York Post. I don't know. Are we covering the football these days on the back page of the post, Mike Gee? This is a baseball town, Jamie. Especially when the football teams are combined. We're not going to do the record. We're not good. So we're talking about baseball here. So we'll do our best to bring the football. And usually angry runs on Tuesday. No Kyle, so we'll call it slightly perturbed. Slightly perturbed, exactly. Joyful Tuesdays. No, how dare we? I think it's happening tomorrow. So those who are tuned in, just hang with us until then. Let's see what happened on Monday night football, shall we? Giants Pats, a classic matchup. Patriots are a comfortable 11 and 2. Giants uncomfortable 2 and 11.

We'll talk about both of these teams. Now they both hit the buy. Very strange late week

14 by to face each other on Monday night. Now you get a break, everybody. Let's hear from both quarterbacks after this Patriots win. I think, you know, wanting to win before the buy. You're trying to, you know, want to win every game. And yeah, the buy week's huge. It felt like a long time coming. But, you know, we're here and we got some important football after the bye week. So we're looking forward to, you know, staying and getting healthy and having guys, you know, want to get better and looking forward to, you'll get some guys back and make a, you know, make a push when football starts to count down the road. This is football. Like, I'm going to get hit if I'm in the pocket or outside the pocket. Like, it's. I've played this way my whole entire life.

It shouldn't be like any shocker to anybody if you've followed along with my career.

And we're not playing like we're not playing soccer out here.

Like you're going to get hit.

Things happen.

It's part of the game.

Soccer players are like, what do we do?

We hit each other.

Keep your arms and feet inside the cart, Jackson Dart.

At least that's what your coach would like you to do.

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