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Uh-huh. Welcome inside. Good morning football live here in L.A. and New York City. It's Wednesday, November 27th. This is Akbar. I should be a mill. That's Peter Schrager. There is Kyle Brandt. I'm Jamie Eudall. It's a very fun show for the day before Thanksgiving. We spoke with the Jones family last hour.

Laney Wilson. You'll see her at the halftime performer during the Giants Cowboys game. That was all in our first hour. This hour, we have Jim Nagy. We got Shraggers 5. And you two gentlemen in New York have some new segment that you're going to talk about and go to touchdown calls or something from the season? So we watch all the games on the weekend and in a lot of times as a show

we're texting about how great the broadcasting calls are. We've been working very hard with our

producers. Amman is the man steering the ship here and we are going to debut a new segment where

we maybe give some love to the

announcers and the best calls of the weekend. It's going to be on later this hour. We can't wait. Awesome. Awesome. All right. This first segment, though, we're going to do three and out. Just kind of a bummer, I realize is the name of a segment. It's because something you avoid is doing a three and out. So I guess we'll play three and out, but I guess we have to punt to commercial at the end of it. So here we go.

Three minutes on the clock. You're playing defense, Jamie.

You'll say for this defense. True. All right. Defense, we like that. Way to spin it, Kyle. Three minutes on the clock. And our first down, we're looking at the Thanksgiving night game again, Dolphins Packers. Guys, one minute each. What would a win mean for the dolphins? Peter,

you're up first. They'd kill the narrative that they've been dealing with since Mike McDaniel and Tua really

got under center is that they can't win games in the cold. And this includes a tough one on a Saturday

night a couple of years ago in Buffalo where they thought they had the bills on the ropes and then Josh

Allen was Superman. And then last year in a playoff game where they were missing a lot of key

defenders. I can make excuses all day long. Bottom line is the dolphins do not win in the cold.

And this game in Green Bay is going to be in the cold and it's going to be on national television.

And they have a chance to erase a lot of these narratives

that follow this team. The only way to do it is to slay the dragon. I said in the first

hour of the show, the Buccaneers as a franchise couldn't win squat and cold weather for years.

They went into Philly in a playoff game, beat them, and they won the Super Bowl in San Diego

the next game. The Dolphins have won three straight games. I don't really feel like we need to talk about them if they lose on Thursday night. Three straight's great. Beating Drake May is great. Beating whoever's great. Go win in cold weather and do it in a game that I know, I know they are aware of the narrative that spins around this team.

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