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As we move into the, what I always say is the second part after the World Series ends, which it will tonight.

The NFL has its second opening, I always say, November.

And, Brian, let's begin there because November is the month of decision in the NFL.

That's when you separate the men from the boys, and now we've reached that point.

Yeah, I mean, we talked before about, you know, the second quarter of the season is like the second quarter of a game.

You kind of know everybody's shown their hands, so to speak, in terms of, you know, the blitzes they use,

their personnel and formation tactics.

So now you kind of get into a group.

Well, now we're coming into the third quarter of the season.

And as our good friend, the late Danny Green, used to say, you are what your record says you are. And there's no change in that, or there's no avoiding that, and the personality is what it is. So, you know, we've got some teams that are obviously on the cusp. It's interesting to see how the playoff position, although we're only halfway through. you know, you look at the teams that look to be in that playoff division, so to speak, you know, in the end of AFC, we're talking about Buffalo, who I don't think they're going to catch New England, but they lead the league in turnover differential. And every team that's done that for the last 20 years has made the playoffs. Defense looks really good. McDermott's done a nice job, it really has. Yeah, so they're going to be in that mix. Jacksonville and Tennessee are going to lobby back and forth and whoever doesn't win the division's going to kind of be there. Baltimore's still hanging around. Houston, obviously, with Sean Watson, you can't be dismissive of them. So it's beginning to take shape. And in the NFC, a little bit different.

Get a little bit more crowded, obviously.

You know, what's going to happen to Carolina, Atlanta, where they had Green Bay without Aaron Rogers, Dallas now, depending upon what the courts say, and Ezekiel Elliott, you

know, good solid win for them, but where do they go from here?

So those cusp teams, it's going to be, this is, you know, the, solid win for them, but where do they go from here? So those cusp teams, it's going

to be, this is, you know, the month in November is going to create that separation. No question.

Then you have the Eagles, and listen, Wenz has been the MVP in my estimation. He's been the best

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