Are we checking in with David, ticket texts?

Get back to the phones.

We got a couple of football todays.

We got a lot of stuff to cover, but this is, it's illuminating.

That graphic I'm on Monday night football, it is.

The fact that the Lions, if the season ended today, not in the playoffs.

The fact that Sunday left a real bad taste in a lot of people's mouths,

the fact that when you look at

10 and 7 wasn't good enough last year to make the playoffs if you were Seattle. And now this year,

you have a couple of teams that are about to get their ninth win before we even get to the month

of December. Like you look at it, you go, all right, I hadn't, I needed that reality check.

And Rico's playing Nona.

Have you allowed any space in your mind that they could be in some trouble making the playoffs?

I think, obviously, if they had lost Sunday, the answers are resounding yes.

But they didn't. And it's not to say that they can't.

It's saying, have you even contemplated the fact that it could happen? Because I had said no,

but now that you're doing this, it's like, okay, the math has to speak. Like the Niners aren't

going to be viewed as a joke. They're going to go to nine and four if they beat Cleveland this week. Seattle is like a 10-point favorite over JJ. Right. Like, they're both going to be sitting at nine wins. And then the Niners still have the Titans to play. Yeah, I want to hear from the people. And look, people are responding. So if you're sitting in your vehicle or your cubicle rolling your eyes, oh, there goes two to six. No, because I still think they're making it. But I also think it's okay to say, you know what, I don't appreciate the aloof nature of your quarterback coming on our airwaves and just being like, no, no, no, they all count the same.

Jared, it's okay to just be human and say, yeah, it's big game.

They dust it this week one.

It's Thanksgiving.

It's a divisional opponent.

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