The club, hello, boomer.

Good morning, guys. Another wild win up there in Gillette yesterday. What a game. And I don't know if you heard me. I said it somewhere along our program yesterday. It was halftime. It could have been post game. That I was actually going to buy Phil Sims, the TB12 book because of the way Thomas played the last two weeks. And I don't know what he's taken. I don't know what he's eating. but I certainly want to get a piece of that.

Well, you know... TB12 book because of the way Thomas played the last two weeks. And I don't know what he's taken.

I don't know what he's eating.

But I certainly want to get a piece of that.

Well, you know, he says that if you drink enough water, you won't get sunburned.

Well, that's good to know, especially if you are fair skin like I am.

So I think more water will be drank by me.

I'm sure Phil Sims, because he's basically invisible when you look at him.

He's so white, so maybe a little bit more water for both of us.

All right.

Boomer, you guys spent a lot of time on this yesterday.

What was your read on the reaction to Trump's comments by the players?

I thought everything was completely predictable.

I saw the speech on Friday night at the rally down in Alabama. I found everything was completely predictable. I saw the speech on Friday night at the

rally down in Alabama. I found it to be

cringeworthy. I knew that the players and the owners would have no choice

but to react the way they did. So yesterday I think what you saw

across the NFL was a lot of anger directed directly at the White House.

It's something that I think we all expected to happen.

And I think most of us tried to put it in that light that it was a show of solidarity.

And it was a unity that I had never seen between the owners and the players before in my life.

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