Hello everybody and welcome to the Roto World football show. I am Patrick Dardy, joined by Danny Carter, Patrick Crayon, and Kyle DeVorchick, as we get ready to preview the entire week 3 slate.

We're going to go in depth on all of the week's biggest games all of the games. We're not going in depth. We're not going in depth on some of these bears games.

We're going to talk about the bills of the dolphins, America's teams, Detroit and Minnesota, squaring off in the Twin Cities, touching all the hot button fancy players, all the big time debates.

Now, I say this, my words carefully, because don't get me wrong, Jeff Bezos, he's a dear friend of mine, but I thought he paid for better Thursday night games than the Browns and Steelers.

And just why are my eyes bleeding with a 38.5 over under for Thursday night footballs? Well, I would ask Jeff Bezos where he thinks he can send people to Mars, maybe send people to Cleveland and make a better football game.

If Jeff thought he was, if Jeff thought he was getting anything other than Jags Titans level up Thursday night football, he doesn't understand the traditions that underpin the NFL.

There hasn't been, I mean, I can't imagine there's been a good Thursday night game since like the 80s.

Like, I have so many.

They didn't do it in the 80s, Kyle, but it's fine.

Wow, we had a good one last week.

We got the judges chief.

Oh, you mean the one where we lost the star quarterback?

I mean, the one where Amazon is ringing in its billion dollar investment.

What a surprise that game.

Yeah, one good one.

I, by the way, I have an illustration of how profitable this situation will be a good for Jeff Bezos.

My dad immediately called me on Thursday night and said, well, how do I watch the game?

I said, you got to have Amazon Prime. He goes, what's that?

I said, okay.

All right.

So for the next four days, I worked hard to get my dad Amazon Prime and get him hooked up for Thursday night football.

And he is happy to now pay $15 a month, Jeff Bezos.

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