To the end zone.

Touchdown.

What a grab.

That's McBride.

Oh, one-hander.

C.E. Lamb.

There he goes.

Brace Hall to the end zone.

Bringing in the new year with the highlights of the low lights of week 17.

That's what we're going to do today on Rotoviz OT.

We're going to talk about the positives from some of the games where big teams playing,

big players we were expecting big performances from,

but some of the teams Sean over the last couple of weeks have started to really fall flat in there.

That's the area where we're going to start off today's show.

But you touched on something at the end of the last one that I kind of jog my mind into something.

And it was you were talking about, you know, the injuries this season and the attritional nature

of it.

And I then thought to Malik neighbors who obviously got injured a long, long time ago.

I did see Camp Scadaboo on the Giants sideline having some fun during that matchup this week.

But, Sean, I had the question to ask, have you seen the Malik Neighbors' IHop commercial?

Oh, no.

Oh, well, I will have to send you a link after today's show. And for people who haven't seen it, it's basically like Malik neighbors talking about fantasy football leagues and, you know, people having their league punishment have to eat like an eye hop all season long. But I think part of the joke is, you know, that he broke his legs or tore up his knee. So he had to hop as well kind of thing. You know, I hop, we hop. But there's like kids coming up to him telling them that like he ruined their fantasy season and everything. So it's a pretty fun. It's like a lighthearted commercial. And I think it was pretty well done, all things considered. So I'll have to send you the link to check that one out. And anyone that hasn't, go check it out. Fun commercial there. But Sean, not so fun is the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. And we like Baker Mayfield. We've talked them up a lot. We're looking at the Jaguars and what they're doing with Liam Cohen and how successful he has been seen over you know over the last say 30 years he's

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