Pardon the interruption but I'm Mike Wilbonne. I'm in the studio alone today. You were with me yesterday, Tony Tunk. Why not today?

Tony Kornheiser, they only let me leave the retirement home on Mondays and Wednesdays.

Oh, I see, okay. That was like, that's like that gas rationing in the late 70s or early 80s,

right? You had to have an alternate license plate to get gas

or you ran out, you bet somebody to give you a ride somewhere?

You had to line up for hours.

I remember that better than I remember yesterday. I might be in tomorrow you never know.

Welcome to P. T. I. Boys and girls in today's episode Aaron Rogers returns.

The Dolphins Blast the Police and Jeff Saturday joins us to five good minutes.

But we begin today with the San Francisco 49ers playing without Christian McCaffrey last night

and still having no trouble with the jets, beating them easily,

3219 after leading 3213, late in the fourth quarter.

The 49ers, you'll remember, lost last year's

Super Bowl to Kansas City in overtime.

So Wilbonne, what did the 49ers show you?

That they're still a great team and that they are to me one of the four my

if I look at four favorites to reach the Super Bowl. I'm looking at San Francisco and Detroit, which would be a

rematch from last year, and I'm looking at Houston and Kansas City. So those are the four teams

I look at and go, this is what you're supposed to do at home.

Did they roll the jets a little more easily than I expected?

Probably so, but I think the jets have been overrated and overstated

from the first day of summer when people start looking at the

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