It is another hour of the program. It's great to have you with us coast to coast. Thanks for carving out part of the long fortnight. That is the holiday back-to-back week extravaganza as we ease our way closer to 2026. Brian Weber with you with a reminder with professional grade products for every industry,

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If you want to pick up the telephone, that's your half of the proposition.

1-800-63686, but you have to get past Rich, first name only.

Veteran of Entertainment.

I asked him how his holiday weekend was.

And after a four-minute anecdote about playing tennis with Robert Wagner, I had to move

to my side of the class, pardon me, RJ, but thankfully Rich took off the ascot for the

simulcast.

Coming up in 40 minutes, as I am bludgeoning you with guests, tomorrow we go back to the

normal approach, just two guests.

Today, because there's so many salient things to discuss in the NFL, I wanted to bring

in one more outside voice, in addition to the conversation we just had with Ted Winn of the athletic.

A reminder if you missed any portion of any program, listen to any time to the podcast.

It'll come out shortly after the conclusion of the program.

40 minutes from now, we'll check in with Jory Epstein, who fitting, has a piece on Yahoo, where she's a senior NFL reporter, focusing on Sam Darnold.

We spent the majority of the first hour looking at the moving parts in the NFC coming off that insane game in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Coming up, we'll make the move to the AFC in 20 minutes.

My goal was to talk college football.

I'm not doing Keith Jackson.

Many of you have an issue with how I say college, because I have the soft A from the East Coast.

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