Friday, feel good. Friday, October 3rd, this the Pat McAfee Show. I am AJ Hawk, sitting in for Pat at his desk.

He's in Tuscaloosco this weekend, boys. Football! It's a beautiful thing last night. We saw Kirk and Al call a beautiful game.

The Niners find a way to win 26, 23. We thought there might be another, another over, or another tie ball game, I should say. There was, this was an overtime, obviously, but we thought we might get two tie ball games within, what, the span of four or five days. That would have been wild. NFL is rolling, baseball is rolling. Yankees are moving, moving on to the next round, Mr. Ty Schmidt, and Pat is down in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Pat, where are you? And this thing looks amazing, man. What's going on? I'm in Teetown, AJ, and obviously Sean McVeigh didn't want to have another tie either. I'm going to go ahead and go for this thing. We ain't tying us up with three minutes and something left in this particular ball game. that'd be bad for the league, that'd be bad for the NFC West, that'd be bad for the game in general.

And I respect. we ain't tying us up with three minutes and something left in this particular ball game. That'd be bad for the league.

That'd be bad for the NFC West.

That'd be bad for the game in general.

And I respect him making that decision, but he certainly blamed himself.

There's a lot of other things that could certainly be to blame for the San Francisco 49ers.

He's getting a massive win last night, including Mac Jones is an absolute monster in the Carl Shanahan system.

Mack Jones has an opportunity here to have the second career that all these other quarterbacks have been having.

Obviously we look at Baker Mayfield and we say, wow, look what Baker's done.

He's become the guy in Tampa. They said he's the franchise. They've paid him as such. They've treated him as such.

He's gone on and do his thing. Danny Dimes in Indianapolis, this guy might win the MVP. Sam Donald, first in Minnesota, then out there in Seattle, and now we're with, Jared Gough, whenever he goes up there to Detroit, now we're witnessing Matt Jones in his greatest form. Matt Jones, we remember him from his rookie campaign where he was so damn good for New

England.

He was gritty and at the Pro Bowl.

He was laughing.

He was kicking people in the balls.

It was fun.

This guy out of Alabama had one of the most prolific college football seasons in the history

of college football was Sark as his offensive coordinator and everybody thought he was going number three to San Francisco until draft day whenever we were told by a source

SIS.

I said that wrong with A before there, but we were told by somebody, hey, it ain't Mac Jones.

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