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Today is Monday, February 10th, XFL, week one and look 13 minutes and nine seconds left of the second quarter the DC defender kicker Tyler Rousa from 35 yards to kick his up and it is no good No good from 35 yards 35-yarder no good Tyler Rouser and that is your most important highlight of the weekend So welcome to part of my take we had the XFL this weekend We're gonna talk everything else, but we it was probably the biggest story of the weekend I think anytime one of these football leagues debuts It is the biggest story for at least one weekend. I enjoyed it. The XFL was I thought it was really fun Now I I watched obviously all of the first game. I was in DC for it The the crowd was electric the crowd was ready for some football Who knows how the XFL is gonna go if it's gonna be like a a season long fascination or if it's gonna be like the AAF last year where it was the first two weeks where like yeah, let's go football. And then it died out, but it seemed like the rules were just drunk enough in the XFL where it could work out. And I'm gonna say like the atmosphere in DC at Audi Field was better. more fun than any Redskins games that I've been to in the last like 20 years.

Well, so there's... like the atmosphere in DC at Audi Field was better. It was more fun than any Redskins games

that I've been to in the last like 20 years. Well, so the quarterback play actually weirdly was better for the DC defenders than it had been for the Redskins for the last 20 years too. Right, L Jones is good. He was really good and I thought that, that was a surprise to me. I don't know if he was gonna be good enough. He was definitely the guy to watch because all the other quarterbacks weren't so good.

So I went into it, I've set it on Friday show. I don't know if he was gonna be good enough. He was definitely the guy to watch because all the other quarterbacks weren't so good.

I, so I went into it.

I've set it on Friday show. I'm nervous because I went into AAF thinking, oh my God, this is gonna be great and then got my heart broken. I've done this dance before. So I went into it cautious, but I did enjoy it. I thought it was watchable better than the AAF.

There's definitely some things that are weird

that they have to fix, but there's also some things that will be in the NFL soon. Like, yes, the kickoff rule is cool. I like to kick off rule. The extra points where it's one, two, and three. I love that you can go for three now because it extends games. And it also gives situations where Mark Trustman can kick a field goal when the team actually is only down two scores. So he can feel the goal to go down two scores to go down two scores. Not realizing that you can go for three and get nine points. But I also like it how all those extra points you've got. Anytime you can have three different colored lines superimposed on the field. Yep. It's awesome. Yes. There's three, there's, what from the two yard line, it's one point, from the five, it's like there's there's two there's three there's are uh went from the two yard line it's one point from the five it's two points from the ten it's three points is that how it works? Yeah I don't know why anybody would ever go for one. The map is gone. If you go for one you should have to wear a scarlet letter. Everyone went for one because it was like perfect it was basically giving these football coaches and that's actually a great like thing to watch is all these football coaches that have been cast aside for a while.

Kevin Gilbride was coaching the Guardians. He hasn't coached since 2013, kind of thrown out to pasture. So now he's back trying to get back into it and he's still doing conservative things to try to save his job. It's just so the point. Yeah, it's great to watch. You don't get fired you go for one. Jerry Glendville's got two headsets on ultimate football guy. He was 69ing the headsets because they won has the

Seafronts on one. Yeah, I got to listen in on on some of the play calls that were going on in the DC game like during the actual play Right, because the coaches can still you know they're talking to each they were playing on the on the broadcast too during the actual place

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