It's a four-hour show, but the fourth hour is exclusive for our fast channel audience. Keep that in mind.

But we start hour number three. So if you're just now finding us, good morning, good afternoon.

It's Crack and nice to have you here. Phone lines are still open. Toll free, 1-800-636-86, and we will get back to them momentarily.

But as we start hour number three, we are joined right now by a Yahoo Sports

analyst, as well as an NFL network analyst, as well as somebody who played quarterback at

Wisconsin, it was as well as somebody who played, or I should say worked in the Falcon's

scouting department and served as an offensive quality control coach for the Raiders.

So let's get out, right? He's Nate Tice.

Nate, great to have you back.

What's going on?

I feel great.

I feel that that was like a football calisi, like where you're just saying all the names and all

the titles, you know, Mother of Dragons and everything.

But mine's just like a lot more minor and not as epic as Cleesey.

I like that, dude. Well played. Well said, man. I like that.

It's all I got. It's a couple pop culture references. We can walk it off. Great talking to you.

Have a great day. See you next time. You can walk it off on that. But no. It's sudden death.

No, listen. Exactly. Listen, I mentioned the fact that you played your college ball at Wisconsin because you backed up Russell Wilson there. So let me start right there. How different did that Steers offense look to you with Russ under center as opposed

to Justin Fields? It felt a lot more calm. I think that's why maybe Mike Tom would want to go with

Russ is Fields is still developing as a young player. And Russ has played a lot of games, a lot of big games, a lot of night games.

And I think that was where the big difference that I felt in that offense, where Russ was

able to control some of the offensive organizational stuff.

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