Tim Legler

No, that's possible.

You're always kind of hoping that's the case.

But I don't know.

I have a feeling in the NFC this year, I think they're going to have to play through the wire to get home field advantage, whoever it may be.

So I think these guys are good.

No one's really separated.

So I think they're going to have to play all the way through the wire, which is not great to play them two out of the last three games of the year.

I follow it in terms of, I kind of feel like I know like the whole league, but no, I like in terms of like metrics and trends and like all that, not, not as much.

And even in the NBA, and I think you'll see this when you, when you see me call a game and you know, you've known me a long time.

I definitely feel like I try to just really pick those numbers sometimes that are really good for the context of this conversation and not just kind of keep spitting them out, regurgitating them, because I think people tune you out.

So I kind of very selective when I'll throw those kind of numbers out there when I think it really pounds home a point that matters.

The NFL, no, I just, I absolutely love watching professional football.

Like I'm just...

just addicted to watching the NFL.

I love it so much.

Even when my team is struggling or not good all those years from 91, when we won our last Superbowl to, to being good again with a 30 year drought, I watched every snap of every game, even at the end of like a four and 12 season, I was still watching every play of the last game of the year.

Cause I just love football that much.

So that that's, that's me.

Real quick, before we go, I got one in the NFL.

I want to get some research on this.