So, all right, I am a few minutes late from when I promised Jeremiah Searles.

And we're going to, he, there's one week where he goes on a hunting trip every year.

I think that's two weeks from now.

Otherwise, the whole rest of the year, every Tuesday night, we will bring you Jeremiah Searle.

So we had a great conversation here about J.J. McCarthy, his former player perspective on the offensive line where he gives

some great analysis. And we have some fun as well. So after Searles, I'll be back. And then

Maggie Robinson has her Robinson roundup where she looks at some interesting overreactions

to the first week of the season. So let us continue the show with Jeremiah Searles.

All right, welcome in to the first Tuesday morning left guard of the year with myself, Matthew Collar,

Jeremiah Searle's former Minnesota Viking,

where we break down a football game. And my understanding, Mr. Searles, is that you got a little bit

of mixed emotions about this football game. I don't know how to feel, Matthew. I honestly don't

know. Like I woke up this morning being like, did that, did I watch three quarters of Iowa football and then one quarter of NFL football?

Like, I'm so confused of what I witnessed last night.

And like talk about a 24 hour shift of watching Sunday night football, Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson exchange haymakers. And then the first

three quarters of just a pillow fight between Caleb Williams and J.J. McCarthy. Like, it was just one these things. It was like, am I buying this? Like, am I willing to take the 12 minutes in that fourth quarter and go, oh, I'm all in on this? I think this is going to be great. Or am I going to take the first three quarters and be like, what am I watching?

I'm just, I'm so torn from a,

what to expect from this offense going

forward.

Well, why don't we, why don't we work backwards with this?

Because the headline is the last thing that we saw.

The most important thing is the last thing that we saw that they won the football game.

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