Hello, everybody. Welcome to a good football show. It is week eight. I'm your host, Patrick

Diardi. Join today, as always, by Danny Carter on this fine Tuesday, maybe this fine Wednesday

when you're listening in your car. We were taking a spin through this week's biggest headlines,

including Alan Robinson's continued collapse, Michael Gallup's potential return and which

stood rookie. We think we'll be scoring the most points rest of season between Jamar Chase and

Kyle Pitts. We'll then be joined by NBC Sports Edge contributor Lawrence Jackson to talk three players.

He has bullish on rest of season and three. He finds himself fading. But first, Danny, you know,

football, that's not important. Well, it's not important to some of us. You have maybe requested not

to work Sunday afternoon because it's a holiday and you have kids and you have to go trick-or-treating.

And what I'm wondering is do you enjoy this? Do you enjoy trick-or-treating? I asked off for

religious purposes and my boss was nice enough to say yes. I think it also reminded my boss that he

also has children who need to go trick-or-treating. It did indeed remind me that I could do a late game

on Sunday, yes, and have to go trick-or-treating. Here's the thing though, if your kids are not at a certain

age, they don't have the stamina to do like real trick-or-treating, like how we did it in the 90s,

right? Like when men were men. When I would, you know,

trudge through our entire neighborhood, every single house, it didn't matter if the lights were on,

off, if they had dogs barking in the windows, it didn't matter. I was there. I was asking begging

for candy and I would come back with a whole pillowcaseful. Now, kids today are good after they have,

you know, what, four to six houses? Okay, that was good. I've experienced trick-or-treating. I'm now

done. And so that's been a little disappointing to me. I'm hoping as my kids get a little older,

we can shift to real trick-or-treating. Yeah, kids are just soft to these days and

speaking of soft, I mean, what do you think of the lights turner offers people who we know are

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