Instead of a good morning, we begin with a good evening.

It is 9.20 p.m. mountain time, 11.20 p.m. Eastern time.

Obviously a horrible situation unfolding on Monday night football.

And because of that makes the podcast awfully difficult to do not only because of what occurred on the field and what

everybody was watching, which is horrible. And I think I speak for everybody here on the show

when we're collectively hoping for the best outcome for Hamlin. But also the fact that

with that game taking place and ending how it did, we now have a situation

where even more games from the week 18 card are dependent on other things and unknowns that

we do not know the answer to at the moment.

And so rather than waiting a few more hours to do a very difficult episode of the podcast from a

informative standpoint in a couple of hours, just elected to do it now and we'll get it out.

And if you're listening to this on your Tuesday morning commute or you're just getting up or

whatever you might be doing, hopefully it has been a great start to

your Tuesday morning. So the one game, I guess, that we do know, and I'll even, I'll even take a step

back. I had no idea that we were getting Saturday games this year. We've had two in the last 15 years.

We now have two Saturday games coming up. We also have staggered start times, which is the norm for Sunday,

but how they were staggered and the Lions Packers being flexed in the Sunday night football

now makes even more dependencies on other games that are going on.

This is just an awful week of trying to make sense of everything that is going on. And we are going to be looking

at a lot of potentially correlated options, a number of point spreads, which are going to move

drastically following results of other games. Let's try and make sense of it quickly here,

and we'll get you on your way this Tuesday morning. So again, we have the Saturday games.

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