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We're going to do 15 minutes on week nine, trying to sort through it.

We're going to talk with Diltford about how receivers and quarterbacks handle each other.

And then a bunch of other great stuff that we're going to get to with him.

Little college football and life advice, including maybe a fake one, but it was entertaining.

Week nine, week nine. Good luck with this one. I'm going to focus a little on the AFC here.

We all know this was an absolutely crazy week with the results and some of the stuff that happened.

And I wonder if we're going to be better off just kind of looking at this week of

this self-contained thing or if we actually learn anything. Let's start with Cincinnati.

Remember, they were the number one seed in the AFC two weeks ago. Today, they're 10th and out

of the playoffs. They're last in the AFC North. That was two weeks ago. We're like, man, this team

has talented. Burrow, I take him over a lot of other guys. You know, I don't think we ever put him

in the group of maybe some of the top tier young guys that were always mentioning all the time,

whether that was Herbert. And maybe it's closer there than we think. I don't think he was the

Lamar group, not Kyla Murray for me either, but we really liked him. And now he's actually tied with

Sam Donalds, who's a mess, by the way, with 11 interceptions. So Cleveland comes out and smokes him.

I also think we were going to do this story. You know, if the game had gone another way,

Cincinnati's driving the football down and I'm kind of thinking, all right, how would I talk

about this game? And then it would maybe turn into a burrow versus Baker thing. And I think most

of the public would say, hey, I'd rather have Joe Burrow. But for a day, Cleveland reminded us what

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