11-8-23 After Hours with Amy Lawrence PODCAST: Hour 4

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It's the Hump Show on After Hours. Already busy answering some of your leftover straggler questions. As producer Jay indicates, there are still wedding questions coming in. Some that he's heard and seen and some that he is not. Some that we answered in our previous YouTube videos called Ask Amy Walks Down the Aisle and some that we did not. And we'll do another one. We've promised. Jay has promised. Jay has promised that we will get to a holiday pre-wedding edition of Ask Amy Walks Down the Aisle. And I do love that some of you have got the dates circled on your calendar. And actually funny too, Jay, a few people have asked me whether or not it's going to be live streamed, which I think is comical, right? We did answer that in the first video. But now I've got friends who are asking me that.

So I've got friends as well as a few family members because the wedding's in Texas and it's the week before Christmas. They can't be there. And so now I've got friends who are asking whether or not it will be live streamed. I'm at least considering it, but I don't think so.

Only because I would be worried that it would somehow, if it's on the internet and it's live streamed, that it could somehow get out there and I couldn't get it back, if that makes sense. Yeah. A solution may be like a quick FaceTime. There you go. Right. So someone, could you imagine someone holding up a phone as I walk down the aisle?

A quick FaceTime. I'm sure you don't mean me. No, no. Like someone there can kind of just show them the scene, you know? Gotcha.

Definitely not you. You're going to be a little busy. It will be a video, but all we're paying for is a raw video. So we're not actually doing a packaged video of highlights and we just wanted raw footage because, well, as long as it has good audio, which they assured us it does, because we want to be able to watch it back and know what else is happening around us. Because we're only going to see it from, well, I'm going to see him, he's going to see me, we're going to see what's in front of us. We're only going to see it from our perspective, not from what everyone else is doing. I won't get to see my nieces walk down the aisle as my bridesmaids. I won't get to see what it looks like when my brother walks me down the aisle.

I won't know that, right? And so we are doing just a raw footage video. And if, for instance, a family member can't make it, we're going to offer them the option because it's going to be on a thumb drive. They just, it's an MP4.

They just give it to you after the, right after the, seriously, right after the wedding is done, they save the video on a laptop and give it to you that night before they leave. That's awesome. That's amazing. Yeah, that's all we wanted. And so for that reason, we will have a video. So I don't know that FaceTime in the middle of the ceremony is, but that's a good point, though. If you wanted to see something live, you could do a quick FaceTime.

Quick live look in. You know what we haven't talked about yet, which I think is going to be a challenge for some of our friends and family? Social media posts about the wedding. Ah. Right. So Bob and I have had multiple conversations about what do we tell people when it comes to social media posts? Because I have one, now this is not exclusive to one friend, but I have one friend who posts everything on social media and she goes to weddings and she will post tons of photos. But we don't want that.

I see. And so do you think it's in 2023, it's inappropriate, allowed? I'm not sure what the word is to ask people not to post photos of us. You can post photos of you at the wedding. We don't care if you say, hey, I'm here at this wedding and look, here's me and here's the setting and we're here at the ranch, we're in the barn, whatever.

But we don't want other people posting photos of us. I think that's, it's your wish. You know, it's your wedding. So I think that anyone who would be there should be okay respecting that.

Right? That's not too big of an ask. Well, I don't think it is, but I'm wondering how people are going to respond to it, I guess. Well, you're not saying don't go on your social media, don't post. Like, hey, if you want to post yourself, I'm at a wedding tonight. Hey, by all means. But it's just, that's, you know, it's fair game. Right. I kind of feel like that's something that if a friend came to me and said, please don't post photos of me, wedding regardless.

I don't really need a reason. If they ask me, then okay, you got it. Right.

It's your photo and so if you don't want it posted on social, then I won't post it. Seems easy enough. Seems fair. You do? You think so?

I think so. I don't really. You don't post though. I was just going to say, I'm not going to post. Like I said, I've got some friends who post everything on social media.

But you're not denying them that right. Just not of you. Hey, if you think you look good and want to take a mirror shot in the bathroom, post it. Fine.

In the bathroom at the wedding. I don't know if he'll do that. Oh my gosh. Let's do a selfie somewhere outside.

Yeah, I just don't, I'm not sure. We haven't put that out there yet because there are going to be a fair number of 20-somethings and early 30s and so they're big into their social. But, I mean, they're also older people who are big into posting everything on social. So, yeah, we're just going to ask, or at least our plan is to ask people to only post of yourself.

Photos of the venue, great. Just not us. I think it's fair. All right. You want to do the honors then? Would you like to tell people?

I'll do it. You could be the audio and video coordinator and the bearer of bad news. Is it bad news though? I don't know. I don't think it's bad news. I really don't think it's. We're not confiscating your phones when you come in the door.

Yeah. Can you imagine if the security, because I do hear there are celebrity weddings. Now, famous people, not me. Famous people weddings who they actually confiscate your phones so that you can't take photos and then share them. You see, you know me.

I don't like cell phones or social media. But if someone at the door said, give me your phone, I would want to give it to you. Don't take it from me though. That's a little.

Yeah. I can abide by the rules of you can't take photos of us and post them. But yeah, if you tried to take my phone, I'd be like, I'm just going to put it in my car. I wouldn't leave it with someone.

I would turn it off and go put it in my car. But I mean, I wouldn't pick photos over not attending the wedding. No, absolutely not. I don't know. I don't think your request is. Is outrageous? I don't think it's even close to outrageous. All right. I think it's very.

Rages. Thank you, Jay. It's after hours with Amy Lawrence on CBS Sports Radio. Thanks so much for all of your questions. Gosh, we were inundated tonight with questions on both Twitter and Facebook. And we have also gotten the question, when's the next time you're going to give us listeners a contest? Which, believe it or not, we answered earlier on the show.

And now we've got some great ideas and we'll share those on our social as we move forward through the rest of the week. Get you set for Thanksgiving. Speaking of contests, though, how many people are left on Survivor Island, Jay? Did you make it?

No, I'm gone. When did you lose? I was booted after week seven when the Rams lost to the Steelers. Wait, you picked the Rams over the Steelers? I did.

Well, you were right until the fourth quarter. It was a tough day. It was a tough week, I believe. Tough day.

I had other ones where I was leaning and I think the other two where I was leaning lost also. So I really just was not hitting that week. That was the week that Matthew Stafford got, oh no it wasn't. He didn't get hurt that week. No, he played that week.

He did, he played the whole game. They were home, which I guess doesn't mean much in L.A. No, it really doesn't. It really doesn't. We've got a couple of new contests brewing. Actually, one's not a contest.

One is a contest. And so we'll get a post up soon. But what we're asking you is essentially just to guess the number between one in the thousand and the five closest. And if we don't hear from those five, then we'll get to the next five. But the five closest numbers, I'll be anxious to see if anyone hits it dead on. The five closest will end up in the after hours Zoom room. You get to Zoom with us on a pre-holiday Zoom room. So that was a really big hit last time.

You know what we did last year that we could do again though? The M&M's. The M&M's in the jar. Remember we did red and who, where are those M&M's? Did you eat them all? I think they're in my closet.

Stop it with your closet and things in your closet. Why do you keep food in your closet, you goofball? You've got the pasta sauce I gave you for your birthday almost two years ago. And you've got the M&M's in my closet? I think so. Can I have the jar back please? Would you dare to eat the M&M's almost a year later? Probably not.

Oh, I probably would. If they're in a sealed jar, why not? They look good though. They haven't lost their form and shape? No, they were Christmas themed.

They were red and green. So can I have the jar back please? But then I wouldn't, they would lose its, you know, shine. Eat them, you candy hog. Eat them, you love candy. Put them in a dish on the table with your family and they'll be gone in minutes. Serve them old M&M's? They won't know.

Yeah, maybe not. Give them to Moose. No, don't give them to Moose. Moose will throw up with the chocolate. That seems to me like a repeat.

That was a really popular contest that we did for After Hours Swag. So maybe we'll do two. Oh, shoot. I don't know.

Jade might be overwhelmed. Can you handle another thing? But this is really just about posting. I did have to count those M&M's manually last year. I'll count the M&M's.

What if I count the M&M's and you calculate the winners? I can do both. It's fine. I can handle it. It's totally fine?

It's totally fine. My hands just got like all sticky last year doing it, but I moved, I lived. Oh, no. You touched them all? I did. Multiple. I counted them like three or four times, honestly.

It was like 200 something. Wait, did you eat some along the way? No, not until the end.

Oh, interesting. Well, now that you've touched them all, nobody else can eat them, so don't give them to your family. Yeah, my germs are all over me.

We forgot about that. And you put them back in the jar? Put them back.

Sometimes I wonder what's wrong with you. What was I supposed to do with them? Where is the jar? I need my jar back. The jar is somewhere.

You cannot confirm the location. Have I ever told you how much you're a disaster? Yeah, I get that a lot. Jay said to me a couple of weeks ago, I'm cleaning my room. I did. It looks great.

It looks great. That's why he won't let the dog in his room or in his car, actually. He won't allow Moose in his car. Moose is a short-haired bulldog and you won't allow him in your car. The amount of hair this dog omits, he omits more than what he has on his body.

It just regenerates. It's e-mits, not o-mits. O-mits would be like to avoid or to overlook or to – the amount of hair this dog omits. Really hates hair.

That's like when I make up words. He omits hair. He just overlooks it. He omits it. He leaves it out. He leaves his hair. Well, there you go. He leaves his hair out. He does. He leaves it all over the place. Just pick it up, man.

That's not what it means. Oh, it's After Hours with Amy Lawrence, CBS Sports Radio. Good morning to you. It's a Wednesday.

It's our hump show. Middle show of the work week and some of you are sending me your advice about social media posts from the wedding. I appreciate that.

If you have any advice, let me know. JC says it's totally okay asking them to not post the two of you, which I appreciate. And then Shane says this or Sean.

Maybe it's Sean. We told everyone no photos during the ceremony. We also did Zoom for our wedding for those who couldn't attend. But you could only view if you had the Zoom number.

Interesting. But could you imagine though, someone forgets to mute their Zoom. And in the middle of the ceremony, the pastor has to say, hey, can you mute yourself? No, I can't deal with that. No. See, that would make me nervous.

If we added a Zoom component, then I would get really nervous. Yeah, it's out of your control. Exactly. Thank you. Although there could be a lot of things out of my control. You know what I keep hearing from people, including our friend Jesse, who joined us earlier on the show, Jesse Bradley, former pro soccer goalie, has got a new book out.

If you missed the conversation, it's very inspirational. He said to me, just be prepared for things to go wrong. Why does everyone keep saying that to me? Yeah.

Jay, why do people keep saying that to me? Okay, your sister got married not that long ago, two years ago? Right.

About two years ago. Did anything go wrong with her wedding? No, it was lovely. Thank you. Everything was perfect, honestly.

It was great. And it was a destination. That's right, you went to Arizona. What part of Arizona? Tucson.

Tucson, okay. That's where my aunt lives. And she's not coming to the wedding. Why do people keep saying to me, just be ready for things to go wrong? Just be prepared. It's going to be fine, but things are going to go wrong. That's not what you tell a bride.

No. I hear that a lot, though, and I see that. But why? What's going to go wrong? That stresses me out. When people say that, I'm not nervous at all. But when people say that, it makes me think I'm on a trip walking down the aisle. Like, why would I want to think about things going wrong?

I want to think that everything's going to be great and perfect. We're paying our coordinator to make sure nothing goes wrong. Right. Right. It's his job. And actually, we love our coordinator.

We're taking him out to dinner on a couple weekends. Seriously. Stop saying that.

You're not making me feel better. I feel like they think they're helping, but it's not really advice, though, because it's not offering, like, oh, be prepared, something will go wrong, but then do this. That would be sound advice. Thank you. Good point. It's just ominous. It's omitting. Ominous.

Right. It's not good vibes. It's omitting bad vibes. Not emitting, but omitting.

Not emitting. He cracked me up. Oh, man. It's After Hours with Amy Lawrence on Twitter, ALawRadio, if you have any advice that does not revolve around something going wrong. But I'd love to hear what you say about social media and posts at the wedding, because I'm actually not entirely sure how to handle that, on our Facebook page, After Hours with Amy Lawrence. We determined earlier in the show that Tom Brady or Tom Brady's producers are stealing from us.

They're pilfering from us. They've decided that Ask Tom Anything somehow is as cool as Ask Amy Anything. I think not. But he did say, in an answer to one listener's question, that he would tattoo Ronnie Lott on his back. OK.

If he was forced, not by choice. He also said that his ideal house temperature is 71 degrees, which, that's really hot. But what about this one, Tom? What's the most overrated fish? Tuna. I love tuna. That's overrated. That's not much of a taste.

What? I love tuna. Well, I like, I don't like tuna fish, like the mayonnaise mix-y tuna fish. But the actual tuna, I think, is delicious. Tuna. I like tuna. I do like the canned one.

Me too. Yeah. Well, right. But it's not, it's not tuna fish. As in, you say to someone, would you like a tuna fish sandwich? And it's, they generally think of the tuna mixed with the mayonnaise and that kind of thing. No, just actual tuna is delicious.

Out of a can or out of your freezer in the store or whatever. I love salmon, though. My favorite fish. It's definitely not overrated.

It seems like Jim Gray was a little upset by that. I would think my most overrated fish would be tilapia. It, you ever had tilapia?

No, actually. It's just a white fish. It's really boring.

Yeah, I know. It doesn't have much taste at all. I don't think tilapia is rated. I think it's overrated.

I don't think it should be rated highly. I don't know if I have an overrated fish. I don't eat too much fish, like, so.

You're missing out. Fish is delicious. Is it?

Overrated. Someone, someone on Facebook asked me, Italian or seafood? And the only answer I knew was, can I eat both?

Can I eat an Italian dish with seafood in it? The seven fishes. The seven fishes.

Christmas Eve. Bob gets to try that for the first time this year, except for I warned him, sometimes we only get to five. Five, five sufficient.

It's a lot of fishes. So yeah, Tom Brady stealing our, our feature, our long running feature, and he calls it Ask Tom Anything, and people were sending him questions. That's overrated.

It's not overrated. I don't even like your answers. I wonder if that's what people yell at me when I'm answering questions on the radio for Ask Amy Anything. Let's just face it. Ask Amy sounds way better than Ask Tom.

This is meh. Tom tells all. Tom tells the truth. Something like that.

Tom tells tales. Uh-huh. I'd listen.

From the Let's Go podcast. You do listen. All right. On Twitter, on Facebook, I think actually our TD of the Week poll is done, so you can't vote in that anymore. But if you have any advice for this girl who's trying to figure out how to tell people they can't pose photos from the wedding, oh no, they're going to hate me.

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Find it wherever you buy laundry products. It's After Hours with Amy Lawrence, CBS Sports Radio. You are listening to the After Hours Podcast. After a crew conference, the ruling on the field is an incomplete pass. The receiver did not get both feet inbounds. Fourth down.

Oh, no. I got to see the replay. Not one official ruled touchdown, but he got overruled on the play.

This is After Hours with Amy Lawrence. On the Steelers Radio Network, Bill Hillgrove and Craig Wolfley, and there was a moment for George Pickens where it appeared as though he'd gotten both feet inbound for a touchdown. But of course, did I say inbound? Not inbounds, but inbound. Like the plane is inbound.

This is what happens on the hump show when we're in the final hour. Both feet did not get down inbounds. And so the score was wiped off the scoreboard and he was fiery. But also he's been passionate lately. Players have others in the NFL, wide receivers, when they don't feel like they're doing enough or getting enough play, getting enough targets, balls thrown their way. And sometimes that comes down to inexperience. Sometimes it comes down to their getting more attention from the defense.

Sometimes it comes down to drops. How many times did Austin Eckler drop balls on Monday night from Justin Herbert? Either way, we know there are some fiery receivers in the NFL and George Pickens is definitely one of them. How many times did he say last year that he's always open? Wasn't that one of his favorite phrases? And I think it started when it was Mitch Trubisky, but then he drops it in now and then I'm always open and I'm not getting the ball.

And his targets have been down lately. So the media went to Mike Tomlin. This is fantastic. This is why we bring it up. Not so much because you care about George Pickens' outbursts, but because Mike Tomlin was letting you know, frankly, he doesn't care.

Heck yeah, man. He expresses frustration all the time, man. He wants to be significant. He wants to be a reason why we're successful. Man, y'all don't begrudge that. I want guys who want the football.

I want guys who want to be central reasons why we're successful. And so that's, you know, that's a non-issue to be quite honest with you. I love it.

I love it. Steelers are hosting Green Bay this week and yeah, Pickens, not a problem for Mike Tomlin. Like breathing.

It's easy. I know it's a cute story for you guys, but it is, it is a pebble in my shoe to be quite honest with you in terms of the things that I have to do in an effort to get this group ready to play this week. That's actually the worst, right? When there's a pebble in your shoe.

Horrible. When I'm walking Penny and there's a pebble in my shoe, I have to stop and the dog doesn't like it. And sometimes when she was younger and she would pull me, uh, there, there was one time I was trying to take my shoe off, I was standing on one foot, take my shoe off, empty it, put it back on without letting my sock touch the ground and the dog pulled me over. It was not a pretty scene, but the worst Penny story ever is when she pulled me over and I, she jerked me. She was chasing something when she was younger and I dropped my, I had a full thing of iced coffee in my hands. She jerked me and the coffee just went flying. Oh, I wanted to be so mad at her, but it wasn't her fault.

She didn't know. Just tragic. It was so true. I cried. Anyway, uh, what was the point of that story Oh, pebble in the shoe.

One more. Uh, Mike Tomlin just wants you to know media you're on his pool list. Our focus is on the Green Bay Packers and what we're all going to do, um, in this football game. Uh, and I can't state it any planar than that. It's like reality television, the way you guys follow social media and write stories about it.

Wow. What got into him? Usually he's so appreciative.

Usually it's all about significance. And in this case, he's annoyed at the fact that he's got to talk about the pebble in his shoe. And I'm just appreciative.

See what I mean? I love me some Pat P he's uh, Mike Tomlin's cranky. We don't get that very often from Mike Tomlin, fat and sassy and satisfied or something to be fat and sassy and spoiled, but apparently not the media, that's the fans, but you media people stop being so fat and sassy and spoiled and writing about reality TV. It's a fight.

It always is a fight. I love Dan Campbell because he's amazing and he's so unique. There is no man on the planet like Dan Campbell. I've never, ever heard another man in sports like Dan Campbell, but Mike Tomlin, he's still the goat when it comes to unique press conferences. I'm just appreciative man, but not on Tuesday.

I'm not appreciative of you media. Oh, that was catastrophic really. He didn't pee down his leg.

That's still the best. My mother asked me to explain that to her one time. She heard it on our show. She's like, what does that mean?

We didn't urinate down his leg. That's a great place to begin. She wanted me to explain it to her. I did.

I explained it aptly. I believe aptly it's after hours here on CBS Sports Radio. I'm going to get to this call here in a second, but we just got a tweet from Kyle. You ready for this Jay at A Law Radio? He gave me a list of things that could go wrong at the wedding. So see, now he's being helpful.

But the good news is some of these will never happen at mine. Are you ready? Flower arrangements don't show up.

Well, guess what? I already have the flowers. They're silk flowers. So the only way they don't show up is if I don't bring them, which is not likely to happen. A friend of mine just said to me, though, don't forget the rings because I have the rings as well. Oh, no. Now I'm freaked out about that. But anyway, flower arrangements are done. I picked them up on Tuesday. They are gorgeous. Dress of the bridesmaids get messed up.

All right. Well, I don't think that would stress me out. It would probably stress my nieces out, but I don't think it would stress me out. They already have their dresses. I brought the wrong shoes at my sister's wedding in Arizona. Did you have to go buy new ones? I did.

You did. Well, we're out in the middle of the country. It'd be hard to get a new dress at the drop of a hat, but that wouldn't stress me out. If it was my dress and something happened to it, I'd be freaked out. How about this rain or leaks? Not generally in Houston in December, but hey, I'm okay with some rain.

Rain doesn't scare me as long as there's a big umbrella for my hair. Bathroom plugged. All right.

Also, not my problem. If it gets plugged, at least it's not in the reception hall, it's outside. There's a, well, I mean, you're not using an outside bathroom, but you have to go outside. There's an outside dance floor and the bathroom is off the dance floor. So it's outside the barn, if that makes sense.

It's a separate room on the back of the barn. Yeah. All right. Bartender tips get stolen. Well, here's the thing. In Texas, if you have any kind of alcohol at all, we were just going to do a toast. We weren't going to do like open bar or anything, or even a cash bar.

For one reason, well, two reasons. Number one, we're out in the middle of the country at night and we don't want people getting their cars and trying to drive in the middle of the country and trying to find their way out if they've been drinking. We just, we don't want to be responsible for that.

We don't want that to happen. And so we're not having alcohol at the wedding, but we were going to do a champagne toast. In Texas, you need insurance. If there's any kind of alcohol, even champagne for a toast, insurance to bartenders and security. Even if there's nothing but a champagne toast in Texas, you need all of those things. So guess what? We're doing punch for the toast.

Yeah. So, so no bartenders and no drunk, embarrassing family members. I've heard bad stories about those too. So no drunk family members and no bartender tips security. You know, seriously, it's required in Texas.

If you do a wedding with any kind of alcohol, you have to have insurance to bartenders and you have to have the security. Isn't that crazy? A little bit. Yeah. Yeah. Over the top.

I mean, I can understand why because of drunk family members. Yeah. All right. Let's talk to Sean. Who's in Ohio. Sean.

Welcome to After Hours, CBS Sports Radio. Hi. Good morning, Amy. I love your show. Thank you. Wonderful.

Wonderful. I got married to my wife about seven years ago. I did forget my tuxedo on the way to the hotel. No. I got married to the hotel. No. And she made me, you know, make sure you grab this, make sure you grab that. And I forgot my tuxedo.

So I go all the way back home, grab my tuxedo. Were you late? No.

Actually, still on time. Oh, good. Phew. But my main comment to you is about the social media, the posting. So my wife went through that also and her focus was she put a note on each and every table that stated the respect of the bride and groom, please do not post anything to social media. Okay. Her thought with that was she wants to post everything because if someone took a picture of her and she didn't like that picture because it got to her bad side or she wasn't looking correct, then someone will see that nasty, ugly picture of her and she don't want that image. I like it. I like it more that no one posted anything because she wanted to be one who picked the pictures and post everything.

Not no one else. Well, while I'm sure that there's never been an ugly bride, I don't believe in ugly brides. I think their joy makes them happy. So I'm sure that your wife was gorgeous. I certainly can understand that. And as a public figure, there is that element where unless I see the photo, I don't want it on social media. Exactly. Because, oh, this is not an ugly picture, this one, someone take the picture, she might be blinking at the time. Right. Or your mouth is open or you're eating or you're, yeah, anything like that.

You, you're, you're, it's a back, it's your backside. Exactly. So just make sure you, you put something on your table, two per table says, to the respect of the bride, please do not post anything to social media. I like that. They have to respect you for that. They can't respect you for that.

They're not your, your friends. That's true. That's very true. Sean, thank you so much for that advice. We are going to do that.

We are going to do that in my future hubs and I bet we'll employ that, that particular strategy. All right. Well, congratulations.

I hope you have many, many, many anniversaries after that. Oh, thank you. You too, sir. Good to talk to you. All right. Have a good day. Bye bye.

You too. I like that. The fact is he's right and his wife is right. It's not fair to post photos of the bride and groom and they don't get a chance to see them. I mean, there's a whole reason why the pictures go to you first and don't get plastered all over social, right?

You pay a lot of money for that photographer, so then you don't want people's candids all over social when they happen to be a bad angle. But I'm sure I agree. I mean, I mean, wholeheartedly what I say. There are no such thing as ugly brides.

If they're happy and they're joyful, they're beautiful. Jay's just looking at me like, I don't think I agree with that. No, of course I agree with that. I think Sean made some good points.

He did. He made some very good points. Thank you, Sean. All right.

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Takes it himself to the pylon. Touchdown! One man to beat ten. He's gone! Touchdown!

Pay the guy a miss, he's inside the five, he's to the three, two, one, charge! The center's helping, into the end zone. Touchdown! The people have spoken and one score stands above the rest. Here is your TD of the Week.

The Houston Texans. Straddling the gun, empty backfield after motion. First down to the butts, 15, 10 seconds to go. CJ gets the snap.

CJ looking, throwing to the end zone. Touchdown! Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes! With the reception!

Rock and roll! My goodness! You know how a few weeks ago you said, Houston, we have a quarterback? That was a few years ago, but yes.

Whatever. A few years ago. I thought you said a few weeks ago. That is the defining moment of the Welcome to Houston, CJ Stroud.

That is the moment right there. Stroud was nasty. I didn't get to watch it. I just threw it. But I just had to take care of the safety.

They're in quarters. Once the safety buys by the inside route, I throw the outside route and his job is to beat the corner and the Texans win. So that drive, man, it was special and that's something in this league I'm learning, man.

You got to be great two minutes. And for me, I just want the ball. Just give me the ball, call to play it, I'm going to go make it play. So I'm happy with the win. CJ, man, he's different.

I've been saying that since Ricky Minnie camp, since fall camp, all of them, man, CJ's different. He told us to stay put on boys and be ready. Be ready. So that's what we did. We was ready.

And, you know, we executed. CJ Stroud to Tank Dell, six seconds remaining, the game-winning touchdown for the Texans over the Bucks. I have no idea what kind of defense they were playing. But he was five for five on that drive. And four of the catches were chunk plays over 10 yards, including Tank's TD.

CJ set a record, a single game rookie passing mark of 470 yards and five touchdowns, but just as impressively, no turnovers. And yeah, the Texans now sitting at four and four very much in the conversation there for a wild card, if not an AFC cell title. J, remember earlier when I was lamenting the fact that on Thursday Night Football, some people were going to want to take a nap because it's Panthers and Bears, combine three wins between the two. And I have not heard that Justin Fields is returning.

So at this point, it's Tyson Bajant and it's Bryce Young and it's two teams desperate for a win. Not that those wins really do a whole lot of good right now anyway, an NFC classic, if you will. J and I speculated that because Al Michaels is so snarky about Thursday Night Football matchups on prime, the NFL is doing it on purpose. But I don't think there was any way the NFL could have known the teams would be this bad, two of the worst in the NFL. Or maybe they did.

Maybe they used their analytics and that's what the formulas told them. I will say, looking ahead at next Thursday's game, looks like they give them a little bit of a treat there for this one because we got Bengals Ravens next Thursday, so that's a good one. That's sweet. All right, Al Michaels, eat your heart out. I do know we have another Frankfurt game in week 10. Jay, it's week 10, stop it. Why am I yelling? My mom said that to me on the phone recently. Why are you yelling at me?

I'm not yelling, I'm just talking. The Colts and the Patriots in Frankfurt, it's a long way to go for a, let's hope it's not a bad game. Maybe it won't.

It's Gardner Minshew and Mac Jones. Let's go. What could go wrong? What could possibly go wrong? Someone asked me on this latest edition of Ask Amy Anything, and we don't generally do sports questions, it's more non-sports. But someone asked, if you were the owner of the Patriots, what would be your first move? Maybe thinking that I would either boot the QB or boot the head coach.

Actually would be neither. I would rehire Josh McDaniels as the offensive coordinator. Is that crazy? What are the chances he ends up back in New England? I would say pretty high.

Honestly, I would say pretty high. In some capacity, whether he's the OC or just on that staff, he's probably one of those back there. Oh yes, because Bill O'Briens do a fantastic job.

And actually, it's not bad, I mean, it's a combination of a lot of things. They don't have a lot of people around Mac Jones. Mac makes bonehead decisions.

Maybe it's some Bill O'Brien, I'm not sure. But it just, yeah, it's been a mess. So anyway, Colts and Patriots in Frankfurt. But did you see? Did you see the game that is on the schedule?

Well, there's a couple that are amazing. Cleveland and Baltimore, that's going to be a dogfight. That one's in Baltimore.

Looking forward to that one. Not looking forward to Giants and Cowboys, because I fear for Tommy DeVito's life, if it is in fact Tommy DeVito. But how about, oh, and not looking forward to Jets or Raiders either. Oh, please, stick a fork in my eye.

Sorry, that's rude. More primetime Jets, just so we know what it is. Well, I told you, I told you before the NFL schedule came out that the Jets would be on primetime at least 10 times.

And people took the under, and I said, no way, just watch. And this is the fallout. Rogers gets hurt in the very first game, and yet the Jets are in primetime every single freaking weekend.

It's, yeah. And they can't flex them out yet either. So there, we're just stuck with them for now. At least we get Aaron throwing a ball on the sidelines. Yay.

Anyway, the game, I'm sorry, I got to vote for this one already. Niners, Jaguars. Niners coming off three straight losses, but a bye. They're coming off a bye.

The Jacksonville Jaguars, hottest team in football with five straight wins. And they're also, they're coming off a bye too, aren't they? No, they played Thursday night. Oh, that's right. Yeah, so it just feels like it. That's right. It does feel like forever.

Okay. A mini bye. They had a mini bye. And it's in Jacksonville.

Niners could very well be looking at four straight losses. Chase face. That's a good one. That is a real good one. That's a cool matchup.

I'm looking forward to that one. Let's see, what else? Houston, Cincinnati. Okay. All right. Give me some Houston, Cincinnati. Sure.

I like it. Bengals defense is sneaky good. Should I start CJ Stroud or go back to Bronc Purdy? Oh no, I don't know. I don't know. How can I, I can't bench CJ.

It'd be hard to, but like you said though, the Bengals defense has been playing really well this whole season. It's sneaky good. Yeah, it's really good. It's After Hours with Amy Lawrence, CBS Sports Radio. Couple of minutes for the NL Central.

Said no one in a really long time. Couple of minutes in the NL Central and the drama, Jed Hoyer explains why he had to take the opportunity to lure Craig Council. He just felt like he was really good at figuring out how to get the most out of his teams. So you know, when he became a free agent and there was a possibility, it's certainly something you had to think about because it's pretty rare for a guy that's at the top of that list to ever become available.

How about that? They just knew we had to go for broke. We had to go bigger, go home, which they did paying him $8 million a year because they didn't think a guy like that would be available very often.

And they probably, we don't know this for sure, but I wouldn't be surprised if Craig Council told them what the Mets were willing to pay him and they either went higher or match the salary. It was a salary match, if you will, price match. So Craig Council, for his part, did an interview with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and he said two things. He wanted a new professional challenge, okay, I mean, I can certainly identify with that. There have been times in my career where I've said the exact same thing, but he also thought it was a good situation because Chicago is so close to home. He's a Wisconsin native, not that far from Milwaukee, and it's not a bad drive.

It's easy. So I can understand that, but also it's iconic. Wrigley Field, Jay just went for the first time. This year, I went for the first time a couple years ago. The whole atmosphere and the aura around the Cubs is special. You walk, like I just said, I went to that stadium for the first time this summer. You walk in there, it would be really challenging to say no to a job at that stadium, especially with the price tag attached to it, I don't think it's possible.

Right. And he obviously is very familiar with the NL Central. And so for that reason, I'm not surprised, but a lot of other people were, like David Stearns, who actually went from Milwaukee to the Mets, and there was a lot of expectation that Craig Council would follow his former boss.

I didn't see that coming. I love Craig, and Craig and I are going to be close, hopefully for a long time. I think he's very good at what he does, and throughout this whole process, what I told Craig is he needs to make the right choice for himself. Okay, so that's interesting, David Stearns moves forward without Craig Council. Do you wonder, I'm just throwing it out there, I'm not saying that this is accurate or not, just spitballing here, that Stearns took the job, or actually forget that, the Mets hired Stearns thinking that Craig Council would come along. Do you remember the whole Nathaniel Hackett thing in Denver? They hire him as the head coach off the Green Bay staff with the idea that that would make Denver a more attractive destination for Aaron Rodgers. It didn't happen, Hackett wasn't ready, and then he ends up in New York with Aaron Rodgers, well previous to Aaron Rodgers, but is there a possibility, is that a possibility? I think it's more than a possibility. That they hired Stearns because they thought Council would follow him.

Hmm, interesting. So we'll see, he said, by the way, Jed Hoyer, who's president of Baseball Ops in Chicago, he said that they let David Ross go because this was a better option. I mean, that's essentially what he said, I have to do what's best for the club, so I let him go because we felt like this was a once-in-a-lifetime chance to get Jed Hoyer. And then one more, just because we love Joey Votto, he actually put out a video recently saying goodbye to the Reds just in case he doesn't return to Cincinnati. I just wanted to say thank you. You know, if this is the last time I'll play as a Cincinnati Red, I want to speak out loud my gratitude, I want to thank the community, man, I want to thank Cincinnati for being so welcome, welcoming, you know, I'm from Toronto, Canada, and when I came down to the U.S. as an 18-year-old, it was an intimidating experience, and I grew comfortable, and eventually made it to Cincinnati, and that was another intimidating experience, but it blossomed into the best stretch of my entire life.

Oh, it'll be weird to see him anywhere else, it really would. By the way, Jay, last time I ever listened to you, I should have gone with my gut, Jacksonville was on a buy. And then you stepped in, you told me Jacksonville wasn't on a buy, and then now people are mad at me.

Was that two weeks ago? The Men in Teal Podcast wants you to know the Jags are coming off a buy. Another one, Duvall's Finest, the Jaguars are coming off a buy.

All right, we've been sufficiently chastised, and we apologize, Jags are coming off a buy. It's after our CBS Sports Radio. Boom! This episode is brought to you by FX's A Murder at the End of the World. Starring Emma Corrin, Clive Owen, and Britt Marling, Emma plays Darby Hart, a sleuth and tech-savvy hacker. She joins an exclusive group invited to a retreat. When one of the guests is found dead, Darby must prove it was murder before the killer takes another life.

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