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Welcome. Welcome, hey, hey, hey, hey. Good morning football. Welcome, everybody inside this edition, this snowy edition, at least in the New York metro area of Good Morning Football.

It is Tuesday, February 13th.

I'm Jamie Erdall.

There's Kyle Brandt, Jason McCordy, and Peter Schrager.

Kyle, you've been on it with this whole overtime rule, the interpretation of the clock and how we're supposed to go about it. It's like watching you do angry runs every week. Like, do you wish there was no clock for you during angry runs? Because sometimes you just tell those guys, I got to just let me cook, let me go. Oh, yeah. Sometimes I'll be, you know, screaming about Derek Henry or James Connor, and I get one of our lovely line producers being like 30 seconds more. And I'm like, listen, I have another five minutes. There's something meta about running through the clock and Angry Runs. I do it all the time. Anger Runs is done for the season, though. Like, I'll see in September. So yes, I feel very, very much relates.

Kyle, I wanted to show you something from my home office. This is in my home office, Kyle,

the ultimate Angry Runner. This is a framed Christian Acquay picture that I have in my home

office, my favorite player as a child. I have it framed because he represents everything

that is pure and wonderful and angry about football. Christian Acoye, Chiefs Legend, Kyle,

Angry Run, Hall of Fame. I know that Jason will agree with me in that when you look at Christian

Akoye and you look at Thurman Thomas, as incredible as they were, imagine what they could have

accomplished without the

vertical bar going down the middle of their eyesight.

They might have broken the rushing record.

I love you, Emmett, but Emmett didn't have the vertical bar.

For some reason, they handicapped themselves by doing that in that era.

It's beautiful.

But I'll always wonder, what if?

Oh, my gosh.

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