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Malay. Nothing personal word of the day is Malay. A Malay. A Malay broke out last night

with everything going on in sports. The NFL finds a way. They make the headlines. It's

the number one sports, the number one rated sports, the number one ranked sport. It's

the number one broadcast revenue, national team values. No matter what metric you use, fantasy,

gambling, it's the NFL. So they have these Thursday night packages where they have national

games Thursday night. They have a national game Sunday night and a national game Monday

night. So everyone gets all excited what the matchups are going to be. It gets released

in a big schedule reveal. And the game last night in the middle of who would have thought

NBA finals MLB playoffs. There's a regular season game. Schedule comes out the New York

Jets and the Denver Broncos. John L. Way against Joe Namath. Maybe it's Mark Ripon's nephew

against Joe Flacco. Well, your way, it's a huge game. These are two undefeated teams going

at it in week four. I'm amazing to have two, three and oh teams. And in order to believe

that both teams are three and oh, you have to do what I do when I watch the game. I watched

it through a mirror. Because when you watch things through a mirror, it becomes opposite

day. Your left side, your right side, your right side, your left side. When you look

at the little zit on your face, you can't figure out is it on the right is on the left.

So I watched the game through the mirror. So I can pretend it was two, three and oh teams.

I ignored the fact that Adam Gase is under fire. That he's terrible. That we've talked

about him nonstop on nothing personal. I was excited to see what would happen during

the course of the game because when the jets are playing and they're undefeated, good

things are going to happen. There's going to be content. Vic Fangio had coach of the Broncos

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