Speaking of the NFL, Thursday night football tonight, right here on the ticket, the Rams, playing host to the San Francisco 49ers and NFC West Tilt. I think the Rams are quite good. I think the Niners are a very hollow three and one due to injuries, including Brock Purdy, who's out tonight with a toe, no Ricky Pearsall, no Joanne Jennings with injury. So a game, I think, started around, what, five, five and a half by the Rams is now up to eight and a half. Yeah.

So, yeah, that should be an interesting one. Of course, a Thursday night telecast on Amazon. And, of course, right here on the ticket after the hard line. But let's talk about what made the rounds yesterday. We didn't have time to get to this on the program. We saw this before our

show. But Shadur Sanders is the fact of third string quarterbacks even talking to reporters, I think,

is somewhat interesting because they're never part of the equation. He hasn't been active on a

game day yet in the regular season. Yeah. I mean, it's he's a storyline. His last

name Sanders. It's a big deal. They're going to talk to him. You're right. A third string

quarterback, Will Greer is not going to get, you know, attention any time in the season unless he's

getting a start. Right. And it's, it's so weird so weird because when I watch this dude in Colorado,

there's things where you see him is like, man, this guy is a top five pick.

The arm is good.

The decision making is good.

He looks like a quarterback.

It looks like he can play, but there's just the way he handles himself.

And I go back to, I think it was last season or maybe two years ago at Colorado when he's throwing his offensive line under the bus.

Pretty early in the season too.

Like knowing you still have the bulk of your schedule ahead and to the media, you are blaming the offensive line for the problems you had in a poor start.

And you never hear a quarterback do that at any level. You're not blaming a 20-year-old

offensive lineman for a loss. You don't do it in the NFL. You don't do it in college.

And if a coach hears that, he's like, okay, you're not doing that again. You got to be cool.

You're the leader of the team.

Just say it's on you. Don't throw anyone else under the bus. Yeah, but your dad is Dion St.

Exactly. I don't know if his dad is doing that. And if we want to start with yesterday or whatever timeline you want to take this with the- Let's give context here. So Joe Flacco, start of the year is Cleveland's number one. And he hasn't been god-awful, but... He's been Joe Flacco. He's Joe Flacco at like 40, 41 years old, whatever he is. So they take Dylan Gabriel, the former Sooners and Oregon quarterback in Rout 3. Yeah. In fact, he led all FBS in total touchdowns in his career with 189,

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