If you're going to the game, right, and you call in, Sean, let us know you could put them to the top of the list. I'd be curious, why? Like what? I know that's such a weird question coming from somebody that goes to a lot of games, but yeah, why? Like, what led you on a Thursday afternoon where the weather isn't great? No, it's chilly today. What made you say, I'm going? Maybe it was the fact that Ckeeks tickets have it at $5.

Maybe great. No. It's chilly today. What made you say, I'm going. Maybe it was the fact that

seat geeks tickets have it at $5. Maybe it's that, hey, it's still baseball, won't have a good day. Maybe you plan on getting wasted. I have no idea. Maybe you took your kid out of school. Like, there could be a lot of reasons, but there aren't going to be many people at Cityfield. There's certainly not going to be people in my seats because I can't give them away.

And I'm just curious.

So if you're on your way to City,

games in about an hour, let us know 888808-101-19. Now, real quick on the Jets, because yesterday we talked about Russell Wilson and how, according to Brian Costello, the Jets, had met with him, and there's an interest in bringing him in to be Gino's backup

because Gino Smith likes him.

Gino has a lot of say apparently.

Who the backup quarterback is.

I don't think there's a lot of say.

I think he was just asked. He was asked his opinion. He loves Russell Wilson. And we briefly went through the list of other free agents. And it's a terrible list. There's not a lot of great options. But I think we all agree that they should bring another body into the room who could legitimately be the backup quarterback.

And something did hit me yesterday.

And I warn you, I've said this name before, but circumstances change.

Go ahead.

So when I brought this up to you last year, you were very quickly to shoot it down.

I have a feeling that your arguments just don't, they're not there anymore. Because your argument when I brought this guy up was, well, the team likes him, the team isn't going to trade him. Yeah. Do you know who I'm talking about? Are you talking about McKee, Tanner McKee? I'm not talking about Tanner McKee. Nope. There's a good guess though. I'm talking about Shador Sanders. I mentioned Shador Sanders as somebody who's like a lottery ticket. I could bring in. And your argument wasn't even about should the Jets want them or not. You were like, dude, the Brown's like them. Given the option of what their quarterback room looked like, Shador was the best option that they had. And I'm not saying you were wrong at the time for arguing with me. What I'm saying is today on April 30th,

there are reports out of Cleveland that Deshawn Watson has looked better than Shador and is ahead of him on the depth chart. Yeah. And we just even played a sports minute of, yeah, Deshawn Watson's going to be the guy. If you are allowing to, I don't care how much money he makes, I'm sorry. If Deshawn Watson is the fact that he is making a ton of money,

that's what you're talking about?

Well, I'm saying. If Deshawn Watson is the fact that he is making a ton of money, that's what you're talking about.

Well, I'm saying it doesn't matter how much he's making. If you're allowing the quarterback you drafted a year ago, who had moments last year, I'm not saying he was great, but he had moments. Yes. If you're not going to allow him to grow in year two

and you're moving them backwards

because the Sean Watson has to start,

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