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Hey, I arrived almost here. Are you ready? Just grabbing my shoes. That's what you said 10 minutes ago. I just wrapped a video call, uploading this giant file on my tablet, looking at my watch group and Nana's with the group chat, and of course, still lining up tonight's playlist on my phone. All at once? Yep, story of my life. That's why I switched to D-Mobile. They have the fastest 5G network. Okay, multitasker. I see you. Honestly, I never imagined I could do all this at once. It's awesome. Say no more, I'm totally switching. My post is taking way too long to upload. That's a sign you've got to get D-Mobile. So many reasons to join D-Mobile. Find yours at T-Mobile.com. Fastest based on analysis by Uclosepetextintelligence data of National Speed Score results in incorporating 5G download and upload speeds for the first half of 2026. Hey gang, it's Jill Slesinger.

I'm launching a new show. It's called Money Moves and we are going to move. We are going to answer your financial questions and take the mystery out of your financial life. Follow and listen wherever you get your podcasts. The defending champion Seahawks against the defending AFC champion Patriots and it was Seattle that took game one. Fourth and one under center lock. Fakes the handoff. Those are pass caught. 40 on line breaking the jackal 3530. It's Jackson's fifth and jegman. 15, 10, 5. Touchdown. Touchdown Seattle. 45 yard touching run. By the explosive Jackson Smith and Jigbaugh. And that is Kevin Harlan Westwood one and it was from Drew Lock who was in the game because of the hip injury to one Sam Darnold. That was the biggest play of the game. 13, 10 was the final score of Seattle beat New England. Of course you could also make the case. One, two, three picks for Drake Man, including the third in the end zone at the end.

And just as big if not bigger Seattle takes it. Now here was Jackson Smith and Jigbaugh's game. What a night. Incredible game. I think it testament to our team. Just having each other's back, offense, special team, defense, never wavering. Understanding that is a four quarter game and that's why I love this team so much. I'm super proud of them. How is it impossible? You got to love that kid. He comes out and actually starts the press conference by interviewing himself. He's great. He's great. He had eight catches for 122 yards with that touchdown catch and run. Drew Lock who he revealed, meaning I'm sorry, Cooper Cup revealed, did not take one rep all week in practice. And Sam Darnold got all of them. All he did was come off the bench. He goes 16 of 22 for one. I can't get one rep in practice. At the back of the game, get one rep. I guess he's running the scout team. I guess you would know better than us, but he's setting it one, which I have a rep. How many reps are there? I mean, give him two reps. A lot of reps. I'm gonna run a rep. A lot of reps. Mike Tomlin was not on the call,

but the pre-imposed game stuff on NBC. And it was pretty clear. I believe this was pre-game, maybe half time, where he was having trouble with Smith and Jigbo, with the way he was referencing him. This was on NBC. Sam, man, and JNS, I think they got to believe in him. I'm not gonna let you do it again. Yeah, they got to do it. What? JSN. You said JNS. I appreciate it. Apparently JNS was a thing for him all night. He kept getting that wrong, but Maria Taylor gave. He's still great though. Yeah, me. He's fantastic. He committed a murder on the post game of two of Tonga, Veloa. Wow, here, it blew him up, yeah. Here is a reference to that, exactly what you're talking about on NBC. Mike McCarthy taking over, but you know Aaron Rodgers so well. He said it this is final season. They'll be hosting the Falcons to start out the season. What do you expect to see from him? I don't think it's much about Aaron. I think it's about that quarterback on the other side. Last year. That's like, geez. I was in Pittsburgh. Didn't go well for him. I was a part of that football game. They lost. He got benched. I don't think it's gonna go well.

Now, I got me. You got me. I played that because it's got me. It sounds like him. Yes. But he nailed every word. Here's the real one. Mike McCarthy taking over, but you know Aaron Rodgers so well. He said it this is final season. They'll be hosting the Falcons to start out the season. What do you expect to see from him? You know, it's less about Aaron for me. And it's the more about the quarterback on the other side. His last visit in Pittsburgh didn't go well. I was in the stadium that day. They lost. He got benched. And so I think it's going to be a good day for Mike McCarthy, Patrick Graham and Pittsburgh Steelers and Company. It wasn't word for a pretty damn close. It was a pretty damn close man. Pretty damn close. That was great. Yeah, I love the fact that he's got these strong opinions on there. I wasn't sure if he was going to. Well, come on, he's. Yeah, I could see him doing that. It was very funny. So also from that game, AJ Brown left with an ankle. What do you think of it? We're like in the booth doing a game. Maybe great. I think he'd be better than what he's doing. Yeah, that's what I wanted to see. Initially, he was him calling a game and maybe he will. Eventually, but I mean, he's off to a pretty good start.

And when I, at that time, I ran into him. I said, how was TV? It goes, it was easy. I was like, what was easy for you? You know how to talk. Yeah. It's not easy for everybody. True. It's a gift to gab, you know? So we started with a Wednesday night game. We continue with a Thursday night game, Niners and Rams from Australia. I will have some sound from the Rams next hour. Now Sunday at one, the Jeff's play, the Titans, you got the Giants and the Cowboys Sunday night. Now interestingly enough, also in that first hour, when G was doing his mic, Tom Mim impersonation, which made me think of a clip that I had, you mentioned sports science boomer, which also made me think of a couple of clips that I had. We heard from Brian Shottonheimer yesterday, as he was previewing Giants Cowboys. And they were talking to him about the fact that the Cowboys have mainly been inside to practice. And they have not been out on the grass. And he talked about the humidity and the heat, but also said a lot of times where they practice is out of his hands. And it's going back to what you were talking about. AI has changed everything.

Sports science team is driving a lot of those decisions. And, you know, right now we just feel we can get better work done inside. Now part of that is what sports science is telling them. And this goes really, really deep. We do all the sweat testing. We've got these cool urinals. I don't know how much they cost, but they must have been expensive. You pee and it tells you whatever your urination levels are. It's crazy. Are we getting one of those here? That's what Owons. Ow, we get one of those here. I would love to get that. And I'd love to see everyone's urine posted so I can see how everybody's doing. Yeah. How we're not hydrating. Yeah. Who's taking this seriously? Who's not? Exactly. You know, the one thing I'll say about the sports science guys and everything is that for me, anyway, in the sport of football, maybe even the sport of hockey, okay, you want to measure all of these things. That's great. Still, it's got to be tough. You got to be tough. You got to overcome things. And sometimes like, I would hate going outside and practicing in the rain. All right.

Hate go outside, practicing in 95 degree heat. But you had to do it. You know, back in high school, think about our coaches. And I know that, you know, that was probably archaic, you know, compared to what they do today. But it was something that we all had to endure that made us tough. Yeah. If I would have peed in that toilet yesterday, would have said, this isn't pee, this is Tito's. That's true. Yeah. That's true. Here was one more from Shunt Nymar who says he's kind of used all this stuff now. It's all those things that go into it. That's what you do as a head coach. You're like, hey, how are the urination levels? Are they cool? Hey, it's going inside. Well, they're low. Okay, let's go outside. So that's how they're making their determination these days. And also, I don't know if this was something just online or if this is real, maybe you have a connection. Is big DOM really being investigated in Philadelphia for something that a manual achoe referenced on a podcast? I hope not. I have not seen that. I hope not. I can, I mean, I can, I don't know. I'm going to do some digging. Again, I don't know what's real and what's not on the internet. It was in a lot of different places, but I also didn't see it on ESPN or anything like

that like pro eagles. Yahoo. Has it? Yahoo does have it. Yeah. Okay. So then maybe it is real. I guess according to what I read, a manual achoe was referencing, never said him or what team he was on or where he was. But when he was a player, according to what I read, he apparently got into some sort of a car accident called the team security. And they, I guess, made it go away somehow. I don't know. And I did see that he's being investigated though. And that's your guy. He is. No, I love the duty was to carry me. Yeah. One day in the sign line. I mean, I feel like this happens a lot in the NFL. Everybody's got a guy, a security guy that takes care of things. They do. Very interesting. I used to get away with a lot more back in the day than they do today. Mm-hmm. I'm sure there's some things that get swept under the rug for sure, but you know, I want to try to take down big dumb, man. You know, he's one of the games treasures. Hey, I arrived almost here. Are you ready?

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