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Hopefully what you've talked through there comes to fruition.

Well, Colin, the other thing that you just alluded to there is this idea of we're not going to give up explosive plays has arguably been as bad for garbage time as it's been for just general excitement, right? Because if the team is down two or three touchdowns, it's in the fourth quarter still sitting back and being like, well, you don't want to get humiliated.

We don't want people talking about how we don't even use the right strategy.

And so we're keeping everything in front of us, even though we're down 17 points in the fourth quarter.

And you're like, your defense is not that good.

I mean, you're saying don't like we're not going to allow an explosive play.

But you just allowed 15 consecutive successful plays and it took the entire fourth quarter and we got no garbage time from you.

So, I mean, that's still looming as a big problem for these non-competitive teams.

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My name is Corey Taliba, and I am here, as always, with my co-host, Albert "Garbage Time" Gim in the building.

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Um, I, I feel like it shows up a lot.

I...

You, you might have to expand on that in Garbage Time.

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