Hello, everybody. Welcome to this week 11th edition of a good football show. I am your

host Patrick Dardy joined today by Mr. Denny Carter. We will be taking a spin through

this week's biggest headlines, including the Rams, the Struggles, Aaron Jones' injury,

and the potential returns of Sequan Barkley and Clyde Edwards-Elayer. Remember him? Only

the Zoomers won't remember him. We'll then welcome in NBC Sports Edge contributor Rivers

McCown, that is his real name, the best name in the NBC Sports Edge extended universe,

to take a rest of season look at fantasy overachievers, and whether they might regress down

the stretch. I don't know if I explained Denny's concept correctly there. He's going to explain

it. Who knows? Denny, we spent most of the past week or two on these shows, reminiscing

about only things 90s kids will remember. That's to focus on a very narrow demographic. It's

only a certain segment of the audience. I thought today, let's reminisce about things

only 18-90s kids will remember. What are some of your fond memories from the final decade

of the 19th century? Obviously, we want to appeal to people in their 130s. Big part. I mean,

they love you. That's like one of our audience loves you. Really, really into my humor, and

buying a lot of stuff, advertisers love 130-year-olds. There's a lot to remember. We can reminisce

about the birth of basketball, Dr. James Naysmith, trying to figure out what to do on a rainy

day during gym class and throwing balls into a hoot or I'm sorry, peach basket. I had a peach

basket hoop at my tenement in Philadelphia back then. That's right. My entire middle school

basketball career was just the peach basket. You have Coke was finally put into bottles. After

years of having to get it on the black market, you finally could just go into the store and buy a bottle

of Coke. We forget that. Yeah, the farmers, I mean, consumers, I don't remember when the

pharmacists hoarded the soda recipes. You can only go down to the pharmacy and get a Coke. You

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