All right, welcome back guys, Jeremy Khan. Ken Barkley, I'm filling in for Nick

Costas. I'm here today and tomorrow when you better you bet. It's all brought to you

by Bet MGM right here in the BetQL network. And Ken, we've been doing some NFL. I guess

you can call everything futures, but we've been talking about week one bets. We talked

about all different types of things that we thought were going to happen. The futures

as far as, you know, win totals. We got to get to division winners and superbow winners.

So you want to start us off, Ken? Yeah. So we'll go around the horn here. We've

done favorite win total bet, favorite week one, as you mentioned. And we'll do favorite

division bet, favorite superbow bet right now. And obviously we're a month to kick off.

So everybody can change their minds a bunch. But man, I don't know if I'm going to cheat.

Well, I can't change my mind on the win totals. I already bet the crap out of them. But

week one, I could change my mind still. Favorite division for me, I think is close between

a few of them. The team I have to win the Superbowl would be an option. We'll get to them

in a second. If it's just like I have to bet only one team and I'll explain what I mean

by that in a second. If I have to bet only one team to win their division as a great bet,

it would probably be the packers. Just because if I'm trying to identify, what do we do

all the time on this show, Jeremy? We're talking about awards. We talk about multi-way

markets. You always answer a really simple question. Does this market have a vulnerable

favorite? Right? That's always like a key to and key entry point to betting an award

market. If I look, it doesn't matter. If the second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth guy

are in the total wrong order and they're all 10,000 to one. If the favorite is like

Shohei Otani to an AL MVP, why would I spend any time figuring out the least vulnerable

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