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Welcome back to the show, everybody, hour two of the quickest two hours in sports talk. And now we get a chance to talk to one of our favorite people. He is one of the stars at NBC, and that's Chris Sims, and he joins us now on the show.

Hey, Chris, how you doing? Hey, I'm good, Michael. How are you doing, buddy? I'm doing terrific,

although Daniel Jones might be doing better. What is it? A lot of New York quarterbacks,

Fallon, New York, Darnold, Gino Smith, now Daniel Jones in Excel somewhere else. Is it something in the building? Well, it's, yeah. I mean, it's a team sport, you know. I always kind of use the example. Like when you're around crap and craps all around you, you start to smell like crap and look like crap too, right? And I think there's a lot of that. You know, it's not a, we put so much quarterback, quarterback, quarterback, quarterback. I mean, look at Baker-Mathiel, look at Sam Darnold, look at Gino Smith. I mean, all these guys, yes, they're not capable of carrying a whole organization. Nobody is. You need a support system. And I feel like that just kind of got swept under the rug with Daniel Jones.

It's like, oh, wait, he missed that throw.

Oh, well, yeah, the context of it was he got his head ripped off, the 10 throws before that.

So it's hard to be always accurate and on time.

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