Hello, everybody. Welcome to a good football show. I am Patrick Darty here today with John

Dagle, Kyle DeVorchick, and Patrick Karein, where we will be previewing Thursday night football

at some of Week Aids' biggest games. It includes the Bucks at the Saints, the Colts hosting the

Titans, and many more will be graced with Karein's stats of the week. He actually couldn't decide.

He was so excited. There's apparently a very provocative Bucks stat and a stunning, just

absolutely stunning Justin Field stat, and we will try to dive into everything in a sea relevant

player as we do every week. I don't really, I don't have a question off the jump because I think

we're at John's that we're already like energy conservation mode before the show started. He was

sitting, I thought his camera had frozen because he was so still. He said he was just gathering

his strength for a second half of the season. How are you doing, Dagle? The glass half full

individuals will tell you we are almost halfway. The glass empty individuals like myself will tell

you we're not halfway yet. That's that's what I'm trying to do. We're not even, we're eight and ten.

We're right now. We're Jeff Fisher and now we're eight and ten, eight with ten to go. I think I

had a mid-life crisis whenever Alan Lazar got ruled out yesterday. Mid waiver column trying to get

updates going and just knowing that you have to change everything. You're approached to everything

basically for this one situation, but that's the way it's going to be from moving forward. It's okay.

We're going to get through. We're going to win. I may have you won up there, Dagle, because I write a

column that I try to get up Friday morning and usually I get up at 12.59 and then I start my

my new shift at 1 p.m. and then everything I wrote gets changed by the Friday injury reports that

I have to blurb and then go back and fix my article. Well, I might have won up you guys all because

I actually just write an Alan Lazar fan page and it was a just a truly awful day for me. I was

excited. I tell you what, my Alan Lazar fan page was getting more clicks than it ever had because

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