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when you play $5. Well, say you're great to be with you today. As we talked about before we started recording, it almost feels like a divisional game because the Jets and Broncos play practically every year. I know. Cody and I were kind of joking about it off, off mic on one of our shows earlier in the week. It's like, man, the Broncos and the Jets, it's like they got to finish somewhere other than third or fourth place one of these years, and then we either won't see each other or, you know what?

We'll be playing each other again, but we'll both be better for it.

So I'm always excited for these matchups, though.

It was almost the same exact time last year, the Nathaniel Hackett revenge game there in Denver in the Mile High City where he's triumphantly walking off the field

with Mackay Beckton. It feels like it hasn't been a year since even that happened, but you're

right, here we are again. It does feel almost like a divisional matchup at this point.

And for me, like that was so, so crazy because I said after that game, like Hackett was the

Broncos best player because his play colleague, I thought kept the Broncos in that game and it was treated at the media like some

vindication for him.

Right, right.

I think it's fair to say one thing that ties these two fan bases together is Nathaniel Hackett's

not a very popular figure in either one of them.

Yeah, no, he's still definitely not beloved by any means in Denver, especially after what we saw transpire last year as he was leaving the field and everything.

And certainly Broncos country kind of, I don't know, last year, it was really kind of that revenge for Nathaniel against Russell Wilson and Sean Payton.

Now Russell Wilson not even in Denver.

So it's going to be one of those things that's like how many guys are even still holdovers

from when Nathaniel Hackett was there?

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