Who would have thought we would wake up on this Monday morning and feel better about the future of our football teams and our baseball teams?

It's unbelievable.

But I got to tell you, watching the two football teams, I have this overwhelming feeling I can't shake.

And I'm trying to shake it because I don't want to be hurt.

I'm tired of being hurt.

That warm and fuzzy.

But I can't help. but like I just, I feel

as long as you mentioned Andrew Thomas, if Andrew

Thomas can play and be healthy and the

offensive line can just be functional, I kind of

like the weapons in the New York Giants. We saw

Carter hit the field for only six

plays, but look like he impact every single one of

them. Like, I think there's actual

a decent roster, a quarterback, we're out of the Daniel Jones era, which, whether it's his fault or not, there's just a feeling of relief and optimism that he's no longer the quarterback. At least that's how I feel as a giant fan. And then we watch the Jets, new regime, Aaron Glenn, holding players accountable on the sidelines, touchdown run for their new quarterback in Justin Fields.

Like it just was an overwhelmingly positive Saturday.

As it should be.

Like at preseason, you can either look at it through two lines.

It's like, oh, we don't have enough or we have enough and we can compete.

You always want to start your week.

Let's a Jets have Steelers' week one.

It's going to be a dog fight for that. And then you got Ann Rogers coming back. You know, he's going to have a chip on the shoulder. But I thought a reference to the Jets, man. I thought they looked good. I thought Fields looked for that one drive he had. I thought he looked efficient, which is good. But I thought the one unit that popped off the tape was the office of law.

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