It is another edition of the Bark Tank, everybody. We are presented to you by Sugardale. Welcome back in the home office in California after a late night in Denver. My name is Andrew Siciliano. We are happy. We are grateful. We are thankful that you are here. Please like, subscribe. Tell your friends about the Bark Tank. Today, it will not sadly have James Winston barking at you,

nor ranking Thanksgiving foods, although make a note of it. Maybe James comes back for Christmas

to rank his favorite Christmas dinner dishes. Just a thought. In his place, however, may I

interest you in a Hall of Fame quarterback Kurt Warner?

Kurt is going to join us coming up shortly as well. He called the game for Westwood won last night with the great Kevin Harlan in Denver.

And what a game it was. As always, we sit here and say, I often say it's one of my favorite lines. There was a lot to unpack. And last night was no different. The Snow Globe game, you're going to remember for a long, long time. And the Browns won. Obviously, it felt different. It was the Steelers. Obviously, it felt different. Last night, there was so much good. And you are going to be talking about it for a long,

long time. Maybe not for all the right reasons, but there is so much good to take from it.

And it was one of those ones we're walking out of the building. And that is a great building.

Great fans there as well. I still have bitterness and I'm not afraid say it, because the Denver Broncos ruined my childhood.

But walking out of that building and that environment last night, I don't know how I feel.

Like, from one perspective, 552 net yards is pretty good.

The fourth best offensive night in terms of yardage in franchise history is pretty good.

Elijah Moore, the 111 yards, is pretty great.

David Ojoku with two touchdowns, pretty great.

Jerry Judy, with 235 yards is fantastic. The only ever,

the only receiving day better than that was Amari Cooper last year on Christmas Eve with his 265 in Houston.

Jerry, Judy, falling backwards across the goal line, hearing it from the crowd in Denver.

Utterly amazing.

By the way, he would have had 300 yards if James hadn't missed him on that one deep ball early.

I mean, we'd be talking about Flipper Anderson right here and the greatest

single game effort of all time if James hadn't missed him early. There is so much positive,

James with 497, 497 and four. But there were the two pick sixes. There were 170-some yards of returns on his three interceptions.

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