Oh, live from New York. It's the show that doesn't believe in UFOs. It's first things first.

I'm just speaking for myself. I'm sorry. I didn't mean to go off the board.

Today, any chance that this is Aaron Rodgers only year with the jets one and done. Maybe he goes to the NBA.

Meanwhile, are the bills focused too much on the Super Bowl? They've got a poster.

Finally, what Caleb Williams says about being my home's 2.0 alongside Christopher Sard.

I'm Kevin Wilde's Nick. You're my home's 2.0 thing. Is that a trademark thing?

Well, listen, I'm just used to people ripping off my great-takes that are weeks or months or years ahead.

But, yeah, I mean, I was probably the first one to call him my home, so we don't know.

But Caleb doesn't like it. But I said it to him on our show.

Yeah, he was sitting. Friend of the show.

Oh, bro, who thinks he's Bubby Burst or something? I don't know.

I like him a lot. Not as much as 1.0.

We start with the coach's code. Jetso C. Nat Hackett commented on Sean Payton's

derisive description of his tenure as Broncos head coach. Here's Coach Hackett.

Take a listen.

As a coach, you know, as a coach's kid, you know, we live in a glass house.

We know that. We all live in different rooms. We all got a key for it.

And it's one of those things that there's a code. There's a way things are done in that house.

And, you know, this past week, it's frustrating, and it sucks, but we're all susceptible to it.

There are things that you do, mistakes you make, and it costs you time on the field,

costs you your job, all those things, and I own all that stuff.

Okay, your reaction.

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