The big news of the day, what we're here for.

The RIP, Matt Damon, Ben Affleck, the movie is set up, it's like a heist.

They walk into a room and there's $20 million. Now the question is, you walk into a room, there's $20 million in cash. They're police officers. How much do you keep? How much do you turn in? How much do you turn in? You're supposed to turn it all in. We're going to find out what they do.

That's going to be the interesting part.

So, first of all, I want to thank Netflix for giving us this opportunity.

So thank Netflix.

Couldn't have done this without you.

The big news of the day, Mike Tomlin after 19 years, steps down for the Pittsburgh Steelers. And because he stepped down, that means if he signs with another team,

they're going to owe the Pittsburgh Steelers compensation. So it probably was a mutual agreement.

Look, you do your thing. We're going to do our thing, we're going to move in a different direction.

But to make it look classy, we're not terminating you because that's three coaches in 50 years.

Chuck Null took it from 69 to 92.

Coach Cowan took it from, what, from 92 until 2006, 2007, and then Mike Tomlin took it over from there.

So they've only had three coaches in 50 plus in what since 1969.

I mean, so you can't argue the success that the Steelers have had.

But I think this was great for both teams because I do not believe the Pittsburgh Steelers

were any closer, be it with Mike Tomlin.

Based on how their roster is assembled, the quarterback situation, the offense, I don't think they were close. And having a non-losing season, that's not what you're really going for, Ocho. That's not the standard. It's never been a standing where to come to the Pittsburgh Steelers. They are a championship winning organization. If I'm not mistaken, they have, what, five, six Lombardi's?

Six.

No, they have six.

So obviously, with the standard, being the standard, you can't be satisfied.

We're just saying, okay, at least we don't have a non-lose season.

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