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Don, we were going over the floor and ceilings, the floors and ceilings of football teams,

at least according to ESPN.com. And we'd gone over your Dallas Cowboys, who they have at

the ceiling, 12 and 5, the floor at 7 and 10, and the Eagles ceiling at 13 and 4, which I think

is pretty realistic this year, unfortunately, and the floor at 8 and 9. The Washington commanders,

they have the ceiling at 10 and 7, and the floor at 5 and 12. What's about how I feel?

The X factor they have, you would assume would be quarterback, it's not, it's the offensive line,

which is supposed to be questionable at best. So that totally makes sense, because down the

bottom line is, if you have a quarterback who's even half decent, if you give them protection,

you have other units that can play, and you have a good receiver core and running backs, etc.

You should be at least half decent, but you're not going to get a quarterback like that to

overachieve with a battle offensive line. Correct. And in fact, and your great quarterbacks

can be completely hampered if the offensive line stays. I'm sure that'll be an issue that's raised

when we get to the jets of it own. Now, let's go to the New York Giants. Okay. And he

thoughts here on what they'll have the ceilings. It's probably going to be, I would probably say

that their ceiling is 10 and 7. And they probably have their, their floor at 6 and 11. You got the floor

right. Okay. But you short, but you short-changed their sealant, which they have at 11 and 6.

Oh, 11 and 6 would be, would be something. Now you're saying, well done. Why would it be something?

It's really only improving by two and a half games. Two more wins and no tie.

After the 9-7-1 season last year, but again, the schedule is so much harder this year. That's the thing.

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