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They couldn't set that line high enough, Teddy.

They're still scoring in that.

So thoughts on what, uh, you know, public loves betting these unders.

"Oh, it's ugly game.

They haven't practiced much." The last five of them, I believe, Teddy, have flown over.

Weird Hall of Fame Game, though.

Came down to the last play.

So the last five have gone over the total.

Only one of them flew over.

The first four won over by one score.

You know, they're 41 and 38.

You know, it wasn't like we were seeing a, a game, a pre-season game with 63 points.

Which again, when you see pre-season games with 63 points, you're expecting there was a kick return touchdown, there was a punt block, there was a, a, you know, two defensive scores.

You're not expecting a couple of teams with rookie QBs making their NFL debuts to be marching up and down the field.

But two things happened in that game, and the first is something that has been under-reported and under-talked about.

I wanna talk about it here.

That's both teams played completely vanilla defense.

There was no stunting.

There were no blitzes.

There was no disguised coverages.

It was as vanilla as vanilla gets.

And you had quarterbacks, including an undrafted rookie free agent in Haynes King, uh, and Carson Beck, who had been in college.

It wasn't like these guys had been in college for a year or two years.

They'd been starting quarterbacks for the better part of the last decade, or half decade I should say.

So when you had the QBs who had all the experience in college facing these vanilla defenses, the receivers made plays.