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Milana shot, not that Spike Askin and Elliott Shore Park show. Just what everyone tuned in for today,

me and you talking football.

Yeah, what was the, I couldn't tell from the, it seemed like on the broadcast, there were more Chargers fans. I know this sounds crazy. There were more Chargers fans than I expected. The Chargers have a better fan base than the Rams do out there. Really? My takeaway. From being at multiple Rams games and now a Chargers game, like there were more Chargers fans than Rams fans. Yeah, it was, when the Eagles were on offense and it was a big defensive possession for the Chargers, I didn't expect it to be so loud. Yeah. I almost thought like it was going to sound like the link on TV and it didn't. Now, look, there were a lot of Eagles fans there. You could hear it when, like, Cooper made a big play and all that.

Yeah, you look, there were a lot of Eagles fans there.

You could hear it when like Cooper made a big play and all that. Yeah, you heard the coop. I mean, yeah, it was a good environment. You know, being out there, I know Nick's kind of getting roasted a little bit because he said at halftime that they were playing with confidence and joy. Yeah. and feel like that watching on TV,

but being there, and I'm interested to see what Jordan says,

like, I thought the sideline looked good. I thought that they actually were playing well in front of the crowd, not playing well, they were reacting well to the crowd, like the vibe seemed high. And, you know, even rewatching it today, there were two times where I was so sure they were going to win that game. And I actually think they felt that too.

But then, yeah, I mean, Jalen, they couldn't overcome Jalen and AJ's mistakes.

Well, so much of it when we're talking about how they looked from a confidence in joy standpoint is outcome-based.

For sure.

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