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Back we are on a Thursday.

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I got to tell you, you get Orlovsky and the busing guys in the room, the brakes are a nightmare. I can't, yeah, we got all the guys here plus these two shrugs are in the corner. They're good for everybody. They're not trying to. Try hard. New podcast. All effort. Get up breaks. They're good for everyone who's not trying to host a show.

Because I can't get anybody's attention if my life depends on it. Here we go, fellas. It's going to come as a surprise to you, but this is what we're starting the hour with. Week three, a game called What If? Hey, Will, what if the dolphins get blown out tonight in Buffalo? I, you know, I say an interim head coach gets ready for Monday night football the next week. If the bills blow out, if the bills blow out the Dolphins, this is just doing house chores throughout the week if you're the Buffalo bills. It's like taking out the trashes and getting a cup of coffee. They are 12 and 2 over the last 14 against the Dolphins. It's scary hours in Miami. Well, Shepepty, I mean, that is what people will look at. I know it's very early in the season, but there's a lot of noise, and they play on a Thursday, and then they don't play until the following Monday. So outside of a buy, it's practically like having a buy week. Is there any real thought that this could be?

The noise is not going to go away anytime soon in Miami.

It's going to follow this team all season long because it seems like there are people that want this to happen.

But the fact of the matter is, I think, practically speaking, the team is not planning to do this, and they prefer not to do this.

Now, what happens tonight if the dolphins do get blown out?

We saw what happened a couple of years back.

Thursday night, divisional battle, the Raiders obliterate the Chargers,

and the next day, the Chargers make a change. So it always seems like changes come after big, embarrassing losses on Thursday

night games, in European games, when there's breaks for teams to make a move like this with the

Dolphins next game after this being on a Monday night against the Jets. There is a window there,

but this is not how the team is thinking. It's not how they're operating. Let's see how the game plays out.

If the team doesn't prefer to do this and they don't want to do this,

I'm sure they prefer not to be O&2 and they don't want to have a really bad team.

If it's not working out, it's like from an upper management standpoint,

you've got to look at and be like, does this work yes or no?

If it's no, then let's move on. There will certainly be a lot of eyes on it. Let's see, maybe they put on a better show tonight than we're expecting. Orlaski, you have the next one. So Caleb Williams going up against the Cowboys defense that just got shredded by Russell Wilson and company. What if Caleb really struggles on Sunday? Oh, the noise will get the way to the world. The way to the world.

There is no player in the NFL this weekend under more pressure than Caleb Williams.

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