You can put it on the board, yes!

The extra point is good!

Yes, sir!

Welcome to Extra Points with your host, Cousin Sal.

And his pals, Dave Damachek and Charlotte Wilder.

All right, welcome to Extra Points.

Part of the Extra Points Podcast Network, Cousin Sal, coming to you with his good, good pals,

Dave Damasek and Charlotte Wilder Friday.

Lots of football talk.

We could talk Thursday night football or we could talk ahead.

We're going to do both.

We have a little miscue there with a Zoom name. I don't know if Jim Cunningham, the Hill producer Jim Cunningham is trying to have fun with you, Dave, but he changed your name in the Zoom box and he misspelled it and we got a good laugh out of it. It was a good start. I'm ascribing it to his ongoing anti-Semitism. Oh, is that what it is? I don't know. Wow. I'm speculating. I'm in hot on a Friday. And he's not even defending himself. So you must be, you must be right. Must be. All right. How you doing, Charlotte? Big weekend coming up? Oh, yeah. Huge sitting in my house. This is it. Getting more depressed. No, no. This is the last chance to see anybody. But instead, we're going to park ourselves. You're right in front of the TVs. Yeah. Like we did last night. First of all, we have our extra points for extra pay. Pauli coming up. I'm going to be honest. We've been a little cold. It's not Dave's fault. Dave won last week. Charlotte and I lost, Charlotte lost in that stupid Ravens Patriots game. I lost an even stupider 49ers Saints game. But we're going to come together. We're going to go three for three. And we're going to add to the $2.4 million that we've cost Fandall. I don't know how

they've become the enemy though. I want to cost them so much money. I want to win so badly this

week. I know. I got to say, I got to say, Sal, you really, you do a nice job. You know what you're

talking about. I guess that's why Fox sports points a camera at you five times a

week to get your opinions and why we talk into microphones thrice weekly here and against all odds

and everything else. But really your sweet spot is at night. You know, certain players perform

better in certain stadiums and other. I feel like this is, I'm trying to think of who's a great post.

Mark Lemke, the second baseman for the Atlanta Braves, really turned it on in October.

You turn it on when the lights go on and the sun goes down.

Interesting.

Again, you did it.

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