The pressure come steps away, now it's picked up, hurts nobody open.

Here's the throw's wobble over the middle, it's caught at the 5, head into the end zone for the touchdown.

O'Romane is a kiss.

14 to the ramp, throw in the gun, second out, six shotguns here, hand off, two mixed up,

throw up, take the push, take the take the throw, break the tackle before it's into the end zone.

Touchdown, since you're ready, Joe Nixon.

Another Monday night, another double header sort of, simultaneous overlapping picture

and picture spoiler alert, two games at once when you have two Monday night games you have none.

Although, although once the first game finally ended and full focus and attention could be devoted

to the second game, Christopher, it got better, it got more enjoyable.

I guess it's better that way.

Like, let the crappy part of the overlapping game happen when both games are being played,

then when the first game's over, the next page in the script says let's make the only game left.

A little more interesting, because it was, it was.

I disagree with some of the things the Rams did down the stretch, but it still was a much more entertaining game

than I thought it was going to be between the Rams and the Bengals and that's where we're going to start today.

It's Tuesday. It's PFT Live. Good morning. How are you?

I'm good. How are you? Yeah. I mean, listen, I, you know, again, I don't mind it.

I like the action. I like the seven o'clock start of the game.

The one thing I don't get now is and I'm watching both games, ones on a laptop.

Okay. So now the overlap starts to continue.

And what I, what I would like to tell ESPN is that I'm watching the game on the computer

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