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You had two sacks.

It says three on ESPN, two from PFF.

You had seven total pressures on the day.

Seven.

A couple of big news items that we've talked about, but we haven't talked about on this show yet.

Number one, in talking about the NHL to Atlanta venture, a third group has now entered the that that picture that we're talking about as ESPN reported that the NHL itself the league is now in talks with a third group interested in bringing in an expansion franchise to Atlanta and now that adds three total groups with the gathering at South Forsyth led by Vernon Krause the redevelopment of North Point Mall in Alpharetta which we thought Anson Carter was involved with but that's kind of also More of the more interesting news nugget of this story is that the identity of the third group hasn't been revealed, but it does appear that Anson Carter is involved.

It seems then that he's not any longer involved with the bid to bring hockey to Alpharetta.

So the push to bring the NHL back to the metro area continues to get more and more interesting, but also the players involved.

They played very undisciplined football, and the, a lot of those penalties were well deserved.

Just looking at ESPN, it looked like...

So Jordan Love scrambles right end, pushed out of bounds, penalty on Anthony Belton holding, uh, 10 yards.

So they were f- first and 20, I think, um, with the ball, down by 10 with 10 minutes left in the fourth quarter.

All right, guys.

Gators head to Auburn, Alabama tomorrow, 7 p.m. on ESPN.

SEC opener for both.

First SEC games for both head coaches.

Yeah, it's in the mail.

FedEx is delivering it anytime, anytime now.

But again, tomorrow, 7 p.m. at Jordan hair stadium on ESPN Gators, two and a half point favorites, total 53 and a half.

Auburn leads the series.

And it's like, yeah, it's like, this guy is, like, one of the best... pedigree of imports the league has seen in a very very long time right um maybe since well maybe last year had a pretty good pedigree to be fair but like kyle anthony i've just got his uh resume down in front of me so if you'll allow me uh the 15th the 15th pick in 2020 by orlando 355 games in the nba 125 of those were starting uh for orlando and then last season at milwaukee He's averaged 24 minutes a game in his NBA career, 12 points, four rebounds, four assists, a 34% three-point shooter.

And coming out of high school, he was a five-star recruit and a consensus top five recruit in his high school class based on wherever you look, whether it's rivals, ESPN, whatever.

All of that's to say, guys like that, especially when you play 24 minutes a game across 350 plus games, usually when you go, this guy's played in the NBA, it's like they've played one season as a two-way.

They've played like 10 minutes all season.

And he will be a good player, I think Leo Steed.

But I think there's a chance he slides to our second pick anyway, despite, you know, I think it was ESPN or Fox that ranked him nine or something like that.

I'm not sure he gets drafted that early.

And finally, Samantha Jane, what would you do to revitalize the Eagles approach to fan engagement and the product that is a home game at Optus? So much has been made of Fremantle, the spectacle they put on for their home games and concepts like Wolfie time.

Well, I think that's been his career is just being guarded and, and, um, I, you know.

But the one thing that I did glean throughout the last several months is him going back to Toronto, this is a complete legacy play for Kawhi.

Um, there were teams, Detroit, Minnesota, others, that had interest in trading for him, that wanted to trade for him, that wanted to give him an extension.

But he made a decision, um, you know, because he had one year left on his deal, to essentially weed out where he wanted to play, where he wanted to be.

And so this is a legacy play for Kawhi Leonard.

Welcome into another episode of the Silver and Black Sports Network podcast presented by PrizePix.

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what you think, or at least which team you think has the edge on the ground.

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It's a really good analysis of Devon A. Chan, Ashton Gentry, and the two play callers on each side of this.

But infusing it with some new life with, you know, with Mentor and those guys, I think it's going to bode well for Lamar to actually step into that space and be that guy.

What about the Patriots and the whole scandal with Vrabel and Mussini? And I guess ESPN and them did a story, and they made a couple players available to talk about whether or not he had lost the locker room and whatnot.

Kerry and I just talked about it, and it's all about winning and losing in this league.

If you win, people can say it's over and you move on.