Ben Standing joins us, as he does every Monday in this spot. Friday as well. He was up there in the

Meadowlands. I was on a train heading back, probably right past you yesterday, brutally cold,

lots of snow in New York, much more snow in Jersey, Philly than here. But it stopped before the game. There were, I think,

sections dressed as empty seats yesterday, weren't there? Yeah, look, I mean, this isn't the

first Washington Giants game to play out the string.

But when you factor and just how horrible the records were, the temperatures, I mean, it was, it was legit freezing up there.

Yeah, and it was snowing, like it stopped snowing by game time, but it was snowing, you know, a decent bit before.

Yeah, there were not a lot of people there.

Actually, human beings are there to witness Washington's big win.

All right.

So let's start where we start every Monday, and we'll focus on the game,

even though both of their seasons are, you know, over,

and they've been over for a while competitively.

But what did you make

of the bounce back off of the Minnesota game last week?

Yeah, I mean, look, let me start with like sort of the Debbie Danner version of this.

They've got four wins now.

Three of them are against teams that currently hold are tied for the worst record in the league.

And you and I talk about this early on that, you know know there may have been some false hope going on when they had those

wins in a week's one and three that said hey maybe this team is is good because they

know handled those teams and we've seen what's happened since so it's hard to get

overly excited about the win and I know people will lament about the draft choice following all that.

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