I'm going to project Tampa winning the game against Green Bay, okay?

That'll give us a dozen teams with four or five wins,

and another 10 teams with no win or one win. So are we starting to see who's who here in the league? I think we are. I think we're starting to see kind of the cream of the crop rise to the top. And Mike, the one that jumps out to me is just in the AFC, but in particular, particular. When you think about the Titans, the Steelers, the Chiefs, the Ravens, wow,

undefeated

and they're really complete football teams that can kind of do everything.

They don't have a weakness to their roster.

The cream of the crop rises to the top.

You know, not a Simsism, and I like it.

I've never put the two together before. You made a little rhyme there, Christopher. Well done. The cream of the crop rises to the top. Just kind of flew. It just flowed out of my mouth. You know, I'm so good that way. So much good poetry that comes out of my mouth, as you can tell. But those are two metaphors that I've never heard mixed before, and in a weird sort of way, they mix perfectly. Right. It's like reading between the crop is a completely different thing. Reading between the tea leaves, you know? Reading between the tea leaves is way deeper than reading between the lines or reading the tea leaves. This is way deeper. We're going another level in there.

All right. And when you're the cream of the crop and you rise to the top, that's, yeah, that's a really

special cream. Lots of sugar. It's delicious. Well, as we get into our superlatives coming out of week six,

I feel like one of the awards should be called Cream of the Crop Rises to the Top.

I think that should be a weekly award.

Do you have one that would fit into that label?

Oh, no, I don't.

Come back to me and I'll think about that a little bit.

All right.

I'm not ready for that yet.

Yeah, you know what?

I don't either because most of mine are focused on on, on negatives.

Although, let me start with the bears.

Yeah.

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