Hope everybody had a great weekend.

Grant and he here on Listen Up and boy do we have a lot to go over Monday night football.

Ian Book from Oak Ridge High School, the former Notre Dame quarterback making his NFL debut tonight. hard to believe that Ian Book is going to be on the field as the

quarterback, it's the Saints and the Dolphins, the NFL recap from over the weekend, with the game San Francisco and Tennessee on

Thursday night if you want to talk about that you want to talk about the Raiders just barely

getting a win against Denver to keep their slim play-off hopes alive.

The rest of the NFL picture from yesterday, a couple of big upsets again,

and then a big game, the Bills beat the Patriots 33 to 31 to now have an opportunity to win that division.

So the Pats have now lost two games in a row at Indianapolis and then the game yesterday against New England.

So maybe the bills are starting to find themselves at the end of the season.

Chiefs continue to roll.

The big upset was the Texans over the chargers, 41 to 29 and the rest of the NFL.

You know the routine if you want to get on all you need to do is raise your hand

I'll put you up on stage and you will be on with me another game you had

Joe Burrow throwing for 525 yards as the Bengals routed the Ravens of 41 to 21.

So that's a quick recap of what we saw in the National Football League and of course on Saturday you had the

struggling Cardinals lose to the Red Hot Colts and you had the Packers edge the Browns not a good game for Baker Mayfield but he also got screwed on a couple of horrible nine calls one particularly at the very end of the game on a fourth down you know, the officiating in the NFL stinks. You know, there's just no other way to say it. It's absolutely awful.

Speaking of stinks, the Sacramento Kings are such an embarrassment that, you know, I'm not even sure where to start here.

You have Alvin Gentry, who has to come out in the postgame press conference and talk about how the performance was quote absolutely ridiculous and the most

disappointing that he's been, the most disappointed he's been in his 34 years of coaching.

How about that?

And then he talked about, you know, the players need to find some pride.

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