Hey now, we are getting over, and I am the Silver King, Adam Silverstein, here to lead you through these hard times.

With another W-W-E edition of your favorite professional wrestling podcast.

Getting Over is back.

We are two weeks away from the 2021 Royal Rumble,

and we are here to break down everything that happened over the last few days on Smackdown

and then Raw. Smackdown gets first billing on the show, not only because it happened first,

but let's just be honest, it is the far better show week to week. We do have an absolutely

loaded show, as we always do here, on getting over. And look, I don't want to

waste too much time getting to it. So let's not waste any time. You know, we got to take care

of business right off the top. Do not forget to follow us on Twitter at getting overcast.

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And you can follow our WWE co-host, Chris Vanini, at Chris Vanini. Chris, our college football

season has come to an end. I feel relaxed, rejuvenated. I will tell you, Sunday night going into Monday, I don't know the last time

I have slept that well. I had nothing on my mind. I didn't have to think about like work or really

any other responsibilities other than just like wake up and have a nice week. And it was

refreshing for me. Yeah, I slept in until like 11 on Saturday and then 10 on Sunday. But and then you and I got into a little bit on Twitter over the NFL games later on Sunday. Some people wanted us to talk about it here on the pod. I don't know if we have enough time or not. We can talk about it. We can talk about it. Once again, Chris is wrong. And the Silver King's right. I mean, I don't know. What else do we need to talk about? Well, let's get into it here. Let's explain it real quick. So the NFL, so football has the rule. If you fumble forward and it goes out of bounds in the end zone. If it's out of the end zone on the side. If you're on offense, if you're on offense, you fumble it. Forward

out of bounds. It's a defensive touchback. Defense gets the ball back. I think it's the dumbest

rule in football because no other forward fumble works like that. Every forward fumble goes back to

the line of scrimmonds. Every forward fumble out of bounds goes back to the line of scrimmage

held by, held by the offense. To me, it makes no sense because the defense didn't actually accomplish anything in the end zone. I don't think it should, it happened in the Brown's Chiefs game. It ended up being a huge play. Browns might have won if they get the ball back there and said the Chiefs got the ball end up winning the game.

We were in very disagree.

We didn't. huge play. Browns might have won if they get the ball back there instead the Chiefs got the ball end up winning the game. We were in very disagree. I think it's the dumbest

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