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Heads up, Steve. It's time for the NFL report.

Steve White, James Palmer, with you.

And we have the man, Steve, who is spending every waking hour with the number one overall pick,

Bryce Young.

That's Panthers offensive coordinator, Thomas Brown, going to join the show for an exclusive interview.

Just wait to you hear what he asked to say about the number one pick.

Just wait to wait.

I can't wait for it because, you know, I used to cover Thomas in college when he was running back at Georgia, so I'm really excited about this. But, JP, I'm going down on the dumps. You know, two days ago, a water main breaks, a water main breaks in the house. So I got a whole room flooded. My wife's got her family up. My wife Dee's got her family up from Jamaica. So we got this whole room now that's flooded. Water's everywhere. But that's not why I'm really down on the dumps, JP. It was the plumbing bill. Yeah, you know, they're like, it's going to cost you this much. I felt like Vontes perfect when I got fined by the NFL for my 15th hit for unnecessary roughness. And you know how big that fine, those fines are? Yeah. Yeah, you're going to start mowing lawns around the neighborhood. That's where I am right now. But look, we're also going to have Brian Baldinger. And we are going to have all kinds of different angles on this Aaron Rogers subject from how, you know, Aaron Rogers history to how it affects not only the Jets moving forward, but at least one of their opponents. You're not going to want to miss that. We've got Stacey D.Ls, Brian Baldinger, Mike Garfolo, Judy Batista, joining us, JP. And first up, this is a game. I don't think either one of us can wait to see. Coming up, we've got the Kansas City Chiefs coming off the L to the Detroit Lions playing the Jacksonville Jaguars who win the opener and James.

This doesn't say anything about the Chiefs, but the fact that we're talking about how they could open the season with back-to-back losses against the Lions and Jags tells you the state of those teams right now.

Steve, you've been down to the dumps too much, so I'm not going to go negativity. I'm going to swing it over to Jacksonville and go positive for us here.

Imagine what this benchmark game could be for the Jacksonville Jaguars organization

if they take down the defending Super Bowl champs in week two. And this might

happen, I think, Steve, because of when this game is happening. It's early in the season. We know

Chris Jones is back. We know he's been doing two a days down in Miami, but he's not Nick Bosa. I'm

curious how many snaps he can go and how that affects them getting after Trevor Lawrence. Because

there's some issues, injuries wise up front on that offensive line. Can they still be explosive? And they can put

some points on the board. And then on the other side, we know Travis Kelsey, probably coming

back for this game. I was told when the injury happened a one to two week injury, is he 100%?

This could be shaking up for a really good spot in the season

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