Hello, everybody. Welcome to the Roto World Football Show. I am Patrick Jardy joined as always this Monday Tuesday.

I'm not going to tell you what day it actually is. I can't take you, can't give every secret away.

It's about the show. It's Monday. I'm with Danny Carter today. We're going to be breaking down all the biggest developments from week six, looking ahead to week seven, talking about the Earthshaking, Robbie Anderson trade, the Earthshaking, Kenyan Drake take over the Ravensback. I'm saying it's not a mocking tone, but it is big news actually.

You're not emoting enough. I think people are going to hear that and be like, Earthshake, oh, this is important.

And the Packers backfield still being weird, the Rams backfield being weird, Alec Pierce, a lot of good stuff to get to.

But listeners might be tired of hearing us use the phrase down bad already. That's a fun phrase.

It's a fun phrase. And I guess I've never not sure I've ever seen anyone more down bad. And the rookie undrafted rookie Patriot special teamer who recovered a fumble tried to give it to Bill Belichack on the sideline.

And Bill Belichack was like a post-World War II dad telling his son he wasn't going to hug him.

It was one of the more heartbreaking moments I've ever witnessed.

And there was an assistant coach who had to come grab the rookie by the shoulders and say, kid, what are you doing? Get away. Get away from him.

We never speak to Mr. Belichack, son.

Right. You're not supposed to talk to him. Like, who do you think you are?

Bill Belichack has a clause in his contract, special teamers are not to make eye contact.

But it's true. No one talks to Belichack. If you think about all the times you've seen him roam the sidelines, he screams at rafts.

He occasionally scream at an assistant assistant coach. And that's about it. No one's coming up to him. He's not talking to anybody.

So this was, I don't know where, has this kid never, he's never watched the Patriots.

It looked like, you know what it looked like? It looked like a mob underling coming to the boss in his office.

Or like a hubcap or something that he had just stolen.

Yeah. And trying to like be buddy, buddy with them. And then some like the lieutenant, the mob boss's lieutenant has to come in and be like, hey, what are you doing?

You understand that you just put your life in danger.

Listen, he's not gonna whack you this time, but you do it again. You never know.

You never know.

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