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It's the final hour on this gangs all here, Minister of Humor Fritzi Seton, Mar Pauli, yours truly and you, whether you're at home watching on Peacock, our streaming partner, or perhaps in your car headed to work commuting, we say good morning to our radio affiliates around the country. 877-3DP shows the number, especially on Monday, best and worst of the weekend. And operator Tyler sitting by. He'll take your phone calls. Got a new poll question. We talked a lot about Scotty Scheffler winning the BMW, fifth win of the season. And he does have a great cameo in the Happy Gilmore 2 movie. And you know, I think that's one of those, that he's making fun of himself when he got arrested and the scene towards the end of the movie, laughing at himself. But still, Scotty Scheffler is, I find him interesting, but then I'm different. I find him interesting because it's like he's trying not to be interesting or maybe doesn't know how to be interesting. There are a lot of guys who get more attention. Ricky Fowler still gets more attention than Scotty Scheffler. And I don't even think Ricky made the cut to go to the Tour Championship, but he's still Ricky and he's going to get, you know, Jordan Spieth, they're going to get more attention than Scotty Scheffler. Rory McElroy get more attention. I, yeah, Bryson Dechambeau, Scotty just, this is what he's paid to do. This is what he does. He just goes out and wins. And even the chip, you know, that's, that's one of those, not career defining, but it's one of those career highlights that you have that will play that, you know, Tiger had one at the Players Championship where he somehow had this long putt, Gary Coke on the call, you know, better than most, better than Moat. And then it goes in and he's had the, you know, the chip on 16 at Augusta. I mean, Tiger had many, many, many of those moments. Scotty Scheffler doesn't have highlights. He's not, he's not a great highlight guy. If he played basketball, he probably wouldn't make too many. He'd be like Tim Duncan and be like. And. And Tim Duncan with bank shot, he had 25 and 17. That's it. It's like, we gotta. We gotta put Tim Duncan in the highlights. Yeah, but he didn't have any highlights. Put him in anyway with a nice bounce pass or something. That's Scotty Scheffler. All right, Seaton, we'll have a poll question for the final hour of the program. Talked a little bit about preseason football and what it means, what it doesn't mean if you're highlighting a player. And keep in mind there are times when somebody will throw an interception. Dylan Gabriel threw an interception. He's a rookie quarterback with the Browns. Well, the wide receiver failed him. But it's on Dylan Gabriel. And if you're looking at this competition, or so called competition between Dylan Gabriel and Shador Sanders, it's, well, Shador Sanders played air free ball. Yeah, he did. But that interception's not on Dylan Gabriel. And Dylan Gabriel played pretty well. Now, you may not have watched because it wasn't Shador Sanders. And that's where you're going to take somebody's opinion on it. And that's where Paulie and I were talking about this. We wanted to watch every snap of Shador Sanders just so we were fair, because I didn't want it. I don't want to take somebody else's word. If it's available, I can watch it. Then I should watch it. Then I can give you a true assessment. And my assessment was he looked comfortable. That's the best compliment I can give you. If you're a quarterback, you're a rookie quarterback, you look comfortable, confident. And he did. He looked like he had command of the offense. That's great. Even if you make a, you know, a mistake, a turnover, a fumble, you know, you. You kind of run yourself into a sack, it's okay. What do you do after that? That's where you, you know, you can become good or great with what you do after that. And you know, to the contrary, you can have a substandard career because you don't respond. You don't, you know, get up and do something positive. But I, I liked what I saw, but I like what I saw with Dylan Gabriel as well. Now, I don't think they're ready for the hall of Fame yet. I do think Shador is going to start at some point for the Browns this year. So, like Jackson Dart might be good enough to win the starting role with the Giants, but he's Going to have to wait because you bring in Russell Wilson and Russ is probably going to start. Here is the. Here's the interesting part of the situation with the Giants. They have, statistically, I think, the hardest schedule in the NFL. But if you're the coach and the gm, how do you approach this year? If. If I'm the owner of the Giants and I truly believe in Brian Dable as my head coach, I say to Brian, you and Joe Shane, the gm, are not getting fired. I want you to go out and coach this team as we prepare for the future. And by doing so now, I don't have to play Russ the whole time, because if I look at that schedule, there's a chance the giants are 2 and 8, 1 and 9. I think you got to approach this and say, is Jackson dart our future? Get him ready to be your future. And the future is now. But if they're coaching for their jobs, then Russell Wilson, then you stunt the growth of the franchise, in my opinion, because now you're going to play and you're going to feel like we have to win. And if we don't win, we're losing our jobs, which might be the case, but you have a very, very difficult schedule. Yeah. Paul and Russell Wilson, assuming he's a starter, at Washington, at Dallas, host the Chiefs, host the Chargers. Not an easy one in the first four games. Yeah, I mean, you could go for the first like 10 games, and there's no easy games for them. We're also talking about success in the preseason that you have. You know, Stetson Bennett Jr. The fourth, put up really good numbers for the Rams. And, you know, he throws for three, 24. He threw 40 times. All right. I don't care if it's preseason or not. The, the guys that he's playing against are professionals. So I'll go. Okay. I mean, I, I'll. I'll grade on a curve here, but I don't know if you know Reed's. Reed Senate. Does anybody know Reed Senate? I didn't think so. He threw for 343 yards, and this was 20, 21. He. He did that against the Bengals. He threw 343. Tyler Bray, remember Tyler Bray, Chicago Bears? He threw for 334 yards, 20, 19. How about Ryan Griffin? Anybody? Anybody? He threw for 330 yards for the Buccaneers in 2019. That's the other RG he's the first one. There's RG then there's RG2, RG3. Got all the headlines. But the original OGRG right there. Nate Sudfeld. How about Nader for the Eagles? Threw for 312 back in 2018. Will Greer of the Cowboys 2023 through for 305. All right, well, yeah. Let's go, Will. All in the preset. Trey Lance. He threw for 323 for the Cowboys last year. Bray Hunt. Brett Hundley, Packers, 2015. 315. In other words, do the numbers really mean anything in the preseason? Probably not. Oh, I just saw where Cam Newton's number is going to be retired by Auburn. I'm set to do his podcast tomorrow, but he's having me on for an hour. Is that normal for Cam Newton? That's a long time. Is his podcast an hour? Yes. Mark, you and Cam have a different synergy. You went to radio roll for Cam, which you would never have done before.