It is 4 o'clock on a Friday.

A Friday that features the baseball season being dead because 36 hours ago the Yankees got eliminated.

Two weeks ago, the match choked and fell on their face.

And a football Friday that features a Giants victory, an emotional one against the Eagles,

and the New York Jets getting set to, you know, win a game, dare I say, as they play the Denver Broncos in London on Sunday.

We'll get to that game in a little bit.

We'll make our NFL picks in the 5 o'clock hour as well, and we will try to figure out if Daniel Jones decided randomly to take a shot at Brian Dayball and the New York Giants.

But last night, during the giant victory, and I consumed it in a very unique weight teak because I watched the first half and I was so tired I went to sleep. And then I woke up at 6 a.m. and watched the second half, not knowing the result, which actually did give me an idea that maybe for the Super Bowl, we should play a half, call it a night, and then come back for the second half,

like a two-night Super Bowl.

It could work. It could work. No, no one likes it. Okay. No. They do this with cricket. Cricket. And the test matches. Oh, wow. It's over two or three days. Yeah. And they just go take a break. I'll tell you the unique perspective I had is I went to sleep after the disastrous end of the first half drive that the Eagles had, where they couldn't get any points and they ran out of time and all that kind of crap. Probably, the Giants have done that a couple of times this year, haven't they? I think there was another example of it. What game was it? Was it the Cowboys? I forget there's another game where

they forced the team to screw it up at the end of a period. I think it was the Chargers, actually. Maybe it was. I think it was the Chargers, yeah. Maybe it was. So maybe it's a skill that the Giants have. Right. But they do that and it's 20 to 17 and I go to sleep. And I had all these thoughts about what I thought was going to happen in the second half. So it's a very

different perspective. But I was thinking today, all right, what was the best moment of this

giant game? And I had all these thoughts about what I thought was going to happen in the second half. So it's a very different perspective.

But I was thinking today, what was the best moment of this giant game? The giant game, the moment that you enjoyed the most. And I have one. I'll go first. You tell me, Teague. Mine's a little different. No one else will pick it because I'm weird. but if you remember the interception that really sealed the game,

the interception that really turned the game by Cordell Flott.

Cordell Flott, yes. The Giants are up by 10. The Eagles are driving. It's still a game because Eagles score there, whether it's a field goal or touchdown, one possession game, 10 minutes to go. We got a football game. But do you guys remember what happened before the Cordell Flot interception? I don't. It's the Evan Roberts play of the game. Do you remember Tommy? Did they hit Goddard for a pass? Nope. Incorrect. Sean, do you remember what happened? I mean, you host two giant podcasts. I would expect that you do. I got to be honest with you at 4.02 p.m. with my brain ready to melt into the back of my neck. Evan, not a clue. Here's what happened. A.J. Brown fell on his ass in the end zone. And my reaction, because I know you don't believe me, Tiki, I was really rooting for the New York football giants. Not because I'm a good company man. Not because it's good for the station.

Oh, I remember this. But because I hate Philadelphia with passion. And so when AJ fell down,

I got pissed off because I said, here we go. Here's the flag. And then guess what happens?

A flag is thrown. And so my thought is this is BS. They can have a first and goal at the one.

Was there even a penalty? And then they did something that changed everything. They can have a first and goal at the one. Was there even a penalty? And then they did something

that changed everything. They announced they were picking up the flag. Right. You know why they

picked up that flag? Because there was no freaking penalty. And if there was a penalty, it was

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