Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, okay, shed.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

You turn that down a little bit, and then we go right into it.

So, this past weekend, y'all, I had one of my best weekends in a long time. My former team, the Las Vegas Raiders, flew me down, put me up in a hotel, and gave me premier ticket, you know, King's Treatment at the game against the Packers. And I was rewarded with watching this team of ours just put together a premier effort and just put it to the Packers the way they should be doing.

And hopefully they continue to do that all year. If they do, it's going to be very, very interesting.

They might end up going head to head against their arch rival and longtime nemesis, the San Francisco,

I'm sorry, the Santa Clara 49ers.

And wow, what a game that would be.

But the Niners actually, I got to give them a little bit of credit.

They're playing some serious football, man, on all levels.

And, you know, this game, I was able to see what could happen with the Raiders if their

team leaders step on up, which they did, if their young talent, you know, this game, I was able to see what could happen with the Raiders if their team leaders

step on up, which they did, if their young talent, you know, remain poised and make the big

play on third down and long, whatever, which they did.

Fans were loud when they needed to be.

Although there were some green in the stands and stuff like that, I can guarantee you

that's going to end.

Once these Raiders keep playing ball

like they know they can and start dominating, they're going to get that home field advantage back.

And I'm not too worried about that. You know why? Because journalists, they got to make money

their ways and stuff and twist things around. They got to make drama happen in their articles

and stuff like that.

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