Good morning, everyone, the simple handicap for Tuesday, September 21st.

Thank you for making me a part of your morning.

NFL week number two in the rearview mirror.

Week finishes off eight and four.

Thanks in part to the Jared Goff late game interception.

Was looking pretty grim there.

Unfortunately, Valdez-Cantling couldn't connect with Aaron Rogers on any of those big

throws, but with the Packers' Laking comeback, the golf prop coming through it was a night

that looked like 0 and 3 for the most part that turned into 2 and 1 in a pretty relatively

quick couple of minutes there.

So the week finishes eight and four.

Now 20 and seven on the season, a start.

I probably would have paid a significant amount of money for if we were going into this season.

If you could tell me that I could start off 20 and 7.

And so a lot of work still to do the rest of the year.

But a very good start.

Nonetheless, focus now shifts from week number two to week number three.

And not a crazy day of market movement.

I would say that this has been the quietest Monday of the three that we've had so far this season.

So not a whole lot to sort of recap, but certainly a lot to look forward to.

So let's get rolling with the market run down, Carolina on the road at the Houston

Texans.

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