Evan Roberts.

Tiki Barber.

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Yo! How we doing today? It's Mexican Independence Day. So happy birthday, Mexico.

Welcome in to Evan and Tiki on this Tuesday in New York City. We've got a lot to do.

The Yankees hopes of winning the American League East dead. The Mets begin the final stretch drive to avoid a complete disaster and try to make the postseason.

We'll get to all of that coming up, as well as more fallout from the New York Jets' embarrassing effort on Sunday against the Buffalo Bills. But yesterday, Sean said something to me, and he says a lot of things to me. And usually I brush it off, and sometimes I'm like, let me think about that. He told me something yesterday about Brian Dayball, and I gave it more thought. I started analyzing it. I want you to analyze it. I want the audience to analyze it. He said to me, Brian Dayball sounds different in these post-game press conferences. He sounded really defeated after that game against Dallas. Defeated. Yeah. And I'm like, wow, I was a brutal loss, I can imagine. So last night after I got back from the Adam Sandler concert and I watched a couple of football games and the Yankee game, I still couldn't sleep. So I started listening to Brian Daibble from last year, the year before that, and how he sounded after this Dallas game. And there is some truth to it. Like Brian Brian Daibble almost sounded like a guy who just lost his puppy, like saddened.

I want to play you one specific clip from the press conference on Sunday.

Take a listen.

This is Brian Daibald, you know, basically being asked.

Boy, that sucked.

How's that feel?

Yes.

I just say, you know, this one hurts, Connor.

This guy's battled, man, for 60 plus minutes.

So, we'll, no, this one hurts.

A lot into it.

Do you think he's feeling it?

Feeling what?

Pressure?

The pressure, the despondent?

Feeling, I think it's more disappointed.

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