How does it compare to having a cigar after a national championship with their quarterback to head it to the playoffs in the NFL as a rookie?

Hmm. That was my first championship. So I don't, I'm going to say that's like that's not going to beat it yet. So, um, we'll see how these playoffs go this round.

Then we got to ask me this question later because I want to definitely.

Right answer.

Raiders and the Bengals getting together in Cincinnati on Saturday on Saturday.

A rematch of the game that was played in January of 1991, the game

that began the Bengals postseason slide, the game in which Bo Jackson suffered the career-ending

hip injury, the Raiders ending up in Cincinnati because they won on Sunday night.

The tie would have sent them to Kansas City. People think this is the better matchup. What do you think of this matchup for the Raiders? Because the Bengals have shown a proclivity, Peter, for big plays. Whether it's Jamar Chase, and if you cover him, we got T.E. Higgins. We got Tyler Boyd. We got Joe Mixon. They have become kind of a picker poison offense,

and they've gotten a lot better as the years gone on.

You know, I kind of feel for the Raiders a little bit,

who have, you know, speaking of analytics,

who've got one corner in the top 50 of the pro football focus rankings.

And this is going to be a game where a tired, seemingly a tired Raiders team

flies across country in a short week and plays in a Saturday afternoon game after playing a

five-quarter Sunday night game.

And all I can say is, if Al Davis were alive, we would have heard about how the NFL

hates the Raiders and wants the Raiders out of the playoffs.

I guarantee you that's what he would have said with after playing a five-quarter game

that you have the short week and you're going east to play in Cincinnati.

All they had to do was take the time.

They would have one more day.

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