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Hello and welcome to another live stream edition of the John Com Report, the first live stream in a little bit.

And as you can see, I'm back here with Graham Wein Weinstein, The Voice of the Commanders. If you want to subscribe to the show, do us a favor. Go to your favorite, wherever you subscribe to any shows, go there, do it. If you're watching it on YouTube, you can hit that like button, hit that subscribe button. And there you go, Bram. That's all I got. I don't have anything more to say.

There's nothing to plug on ESPN.com, but you can always read me there.

And I know, Bram, before we get started, I know that there's something that you're involved with,

this little ad read.

I don't think your only fan's account is up and running yet, so let's go to the other one.

Yeah, not, not yet.

But this is for and running yet. So let's go to the other one. Yeah, not, not yet. But this is for your Euro Adventures. So if you want to go to the game in London, we finally now know when it is, you can

go to Euroadventures.com. They took a group to Madrid last year. They go, they kind of, I guess,

specialize in small groups, 10 spots remain. So it's a week-long trip in London. Yeah. There's airfare, hotel meals, transportation trips and tickets to the game. There you go. So once it's out, folks, it is out. So if you want it, go do it. And you can see a lot of us there. So, yeah, it's a local group. They went to Madrid last year. I met him out on their tour. Airfare, transportation, tickets to the game, all sorts of pregame stuff, day trips. The whole thing's taken care of. It's run by former basketball coach Joe McCall. Go to a site. Go Euroadventures.com. Go Euro. EURO. And they're doing the trip to, same thing. Airfare

transportation, meals, day trips, and of course, tickets to see the commanders of the cults.

And I'll meet you out there while you're there. So it's a really cool thing. And like you said,

there's literally 10 spots. So if you don't get it, it'll be gone.

And have some fish and chips and a pint of bitters. So the last time we were in in London, I just remember that someone's like, you've got to get a pint of bitters. And it's really good. It's not bitter either. So, but speaking of the schedule. So I know I've talked about it. I know you've talked about people have talked about it, but I'm curious your general thoughts when you look at the schedule. And I also had, there's an initial thought and then there's a thought as you get to process things a week later. How do you look at it? Better than when I initially saw it. I mean, because like, you know, it, it clearly is really rough at the beginning. You know, that's a big ask at philadelphia at dallas to start then they get seattle at home then they got to go to london um it feels like that giants game when they return with no buy with that giant's game get used to that because that's going to be east coast teams that go to london when everybody's going once a year, I guess get used to that.

So we're starting because it used to be you go to the international game, you get the buy after. Washington had it after Madrid last year. I think on some of these cases, if you go to Mexico City or go to London or something like that, like everybody's going, they're just not going to be able to do it. So my initial reaction was it's a gauntlet early, but the more you look at it and you kind of

try to project, you know, what the teams are going to kind of look like, if they could survive

it and just kind of hang around 500, you know, really through week nine, which includes their buy

and then the two home games against Philadelphia and the Rams, if they're around 500 or a little bit above that, that's where the schedule really opens up

for them.

And they're going to have what appears to be on paper a real opportunity to take a run.

So I actually like it because we don't know what we don't know about everybody at the

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