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What's up, everybody? Welcome to the week 10 episode of the season with Peter Schrager. I am Peter Schroger, the host of Good Morning Football on the NFL Network, and I am joined by my star producer, Brooklyn extraordinaire, Mr. Aaron Wong Kaufman. Aaron, what's good on this beautiful

Tuesday morning in New York City? Oh, man, it is beautiful out. We had like a hot weekend and now

this morning it was like in the 40s. It was beautiful out. Um, and-football weather, dude.

Yeah, yeah. And we're getting into it. I think, uh, the listeners who are falling like, all right, what do you mean you're in New York? You said you were going to be in Munich. I'm going to be in Munich. Slight hold up with me getting to Munich. I will be in Munich. That is the expectation. If I'm not in Munich and I'm missing Wednesday mornings, good morning football show, there's a story to be told. But as of right now, I'll be in Munich and I'm missing Wednesday mornings. Good morning football show. There's a story to be

told. But as of right now, I'll be in Munich and I will be getting there still before the

Buccaneers and the Seahawks. And I could tell you, talking to all my colleagues from the show who

are there right now, Munich is loving the NFL and the atmosphere is incredible. And I, you know, we're going to talk a bit

about the game that they're getting, but who would have thought that Seahawks buccaneers would

be like the game of the week going in to week 10, but that's where we are. And the buccaneers

seem like they're on their bounce back. The Seahawks seem to be legit. And Aaron, I feel like that's the game of the weekend. And I'm pretty honored to be going to Munich to set the stage and pretty fired up that the NFL network's going to be airing it. But that wasn't the biggest story for me this week. Should we get to the four downs? Yeah, let's go. All right, what's the first down?

First down. So yesterday, like Monday night football, huge, but also the kind of the bigger story of the day, Frank Wright loses his job as the coach of the Colts and Erse comes out and names

Jeff Saturday, the head coach of the Colts, the interim head coach.

Can you give me any insight on Saturday, on, on this decision, on the firing?

Like, what's happening here?

Let's first get to some Jim Ursay sound and I'll respond off of that.

Aaron, why don't you cue it up?

Here we go.

I'm glad he doesn't have any NFL experience. I'm glad he hasn't learned the fear that's in this league. That's because it's tough for all our coaches. They're afraid. They go to analytics and it gets difficult. I mean, he doesn't have all that. He doesn't have that fear. And there was no other candidate. We were fortunate that he was available.

We've tried to hire Jeff a couple times.

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