After Hours with Amy Lawrence PODCAST: Hour 4

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Is that a thing? Thanksgiving Tuesday? It should be, because here we are on the eve of one of the more labor intensive holidays out there. One of the more kitchen intensive holidays on the calendar.

And for the first time ever, I'll just fess up. For the first time ever, and I'm old, I will be attempting to make my own turkey at Thanksgiving. Turkey breast. I got a mini one.

He's still in the net, but he is thought out at least. He's sitting in a little pan in my fridge. And all of you that have suggested ways to roast my turkey, I appreciate that, but someone suggested crockpot, and now I'm a little blown away by the idea of just sticking my mini turkey into a crockpot and letting it make my whole house smell like turkey. It's just that I really love roasted turkey, but I've cooked chicken in a crockpot before. You just throw, it's actually, it's really easy. If you've never done it, my best friend turned me on to this recipe, quote unquote amusement air quotations.

Jay, even you could do it. The only thing you do, you take three or four turkey, sorry, chicken breasts, large ones, you put them in the crockpot, salt and pepper, turn it on. That's it. Like that's all that you do. If you want, you can put a little chicken broth in there just to kind of keep it from sticking on the sides, but it's not necessary. You could do a little bit of oil.

It's not necessary. You honest to God only have to turn on the crockpot after throwing in the frozen chicken breasts with salt and pepper and let it go for six hours. And it's the tenderest chicken I've ever eaten.

So if that's the case with chicken, why can't it work for turkey? Seems like it'd be kind of one in the same, right? Well, they are different birds. Well, same class. Same class.

Same class. Feathered animals. Feathered birds even. Wings.

But there is a reason why no one allows you to cook anything. It's After Hours with Amy Lawrence on CBS Sports Radio. Our final hour, actually Jay and I are both off the rest of the week. I will be engaging in my first ever staycation.

I mean a long time since I've had a staycation. Unfortunately, and I will say sadly, Bob and I had to change our plans. We were supposed to be on the beach for the Thanksgiving week and have our first holiday together, but there have been a couple of different family challenges.

And so had to cancel our plans instead. I am in New Jersey for Thanksgiving and decided I'm not going without eating some type of Thanksgiving meal. So for the first time ever, it'll be a smaller Thanksgiving meal. But I'm going to go turkey breast, either in the oven or the crock pot. A big old mess of smashed potatoes with a ton of butter and turkey gravy. So brown gravy and a pumpkin pie. Oh, and salad, just because you've got to have something green so you don't feel like all you're eating is starches.

I know I'll have no trouble with the pumpkin pie or the potatoes. The turkey, I guess I better have something on standby. A can of chicken. Oh no. Canned salmon.

Spam. Maybe I better have a couple of burgers in the freezer just in case. Get the pizza number ready.

Wow, you don't have any faith in me, Jay. What's that about? I've been hyping up your Thanksgiving dinner the whole show. I think it's going to be great. I appreciate that.

Thank you so much for all your suggestions. I promise to let you know how it turns out. For better or for worse, like the animals hiding under my shed, for better or for worse, we're in this together. So happy Thanksgiving to you. I know a lot of you were already on the roads because I was supposed to be on the road actually an hour ago, headed south along the eastern seaboard. There are a lot of people already up, either traveling, they're out of their regular routines. You all maybe even be doing food prep at this hour. So thank you.

Thank you for hanging out with us and making us your morning entertainment of choice. On Twitter, ALawRadio musings from my brain like, raise your hand if you thought the Browns and Chiefs, and should I add the Lions to the mix? If you thought the Browns and Chiefs and Lions would have identical records through week 11 in the NFL.

Seriously. I could see people being on board with the Jaguars and the Chiefs having the same record because the Jags were ultra hot going into the playoffs last year. It wasn't just their comeback against the Chargers. That was more of the Chargers. But they rattled off a bunch of wins at the end of the season and were able to capture the AFC South.

That's not a surprise. It's not a surprise that the Ravens have a really good record, though of course they have lost a bunch of guys to injuries, but they're terrific. And they have been under John Harbaugh most of the time. The Dolphins we knew would have a much better season.

They were poised to have two back and be an offensive force. Those are not surprises. At least not huge surprises. But the fact that the Detroit Lions actually have a better record than the Chiefs. They've got eight wins and two losses. And the fact that the Cleveland Browns are sitting at 7-3.

Dead identical records. I mean that's... I don't want to say it's crazy because to start the season, the Browns we knew had a world class defense and we thought they had Deshaun Watson. Not to mention Nick Chubb as well as some of the others, their run game Kareem Hunt they brought back, but Jerome Ford has been great. The offensive line is real good. We knew Amari Cooper was there.

So before the season started, maybe. But after they lost Nick Chubb and then Deshaun Watson was in and out and in and out of the lineup again. No way.

No way. The Super Bowl champions have the same record as the Cleveland Browns. And they're not even in first place in their division. The AFC, ooh. It's dynamic and it's dramatic.

And something's wrong with the Chiefs. It's After Hours with Amy Lawrence on CBS Sports Radio. So find me on Twitter. On our Facebook page too, we're asking you to vote for TD of the Week.

That poll is up and running. You can also answer our show question of the night which has to do with Thanksgiving. So your favorite meal, your best recipe.

Maybe it's the side that you enjoy taking. It's a dessert. I don't know what it is. Let's share. Let's do a Thanksgiving share, shall we? A Thanksgiving, hmm.

I'm trying to think of a T word that would go along with it. A Thanksgiving theorizing. No. Thanksgiving theories. How about that?

That's not bad. Jay's not really on board with it yet. A Thanksgiving thought. Your Thanksgiving thoughts.

Alright, my Thanksgiving thought is this. The Chiefs can't score in the second half. As in, can't score.

Period. Do you know they don't have a second half touchdown in a month? This is the Super Bowl champions.

With the best quarterback and the best tight end in the league. As well as an active run game, Isaiah Pacheco is terrific. Their defense has been great. They've got a ton of veterans on that side of the ball. But you can only ask this defense to do so much. When you only score in the first half, that's not on your defense.

And against the Eagles, it came back to bite him in the rear. Now there is one moment in the second half, inside the two minute warning, that people will be talking about over and over again. On this Tuesday morning, you're going to see the... I was going to call it a highlight. You're going to see the tape.

You're going to see this moment replayed over and over again. For good reason. It was a prime opportunity that was wasted by the Chiefs. But even as you listen to it and hear the reaction I want you to know, it's just one example of how the Chiefs failed to capitalize in the second half. It's just one example. It's not the only one. But yeah, it's so dramatic.

The visuals are so stunning that you are going to see it and hear about it over and over on this Tuesday morning. Snapton Mahomes retreating. He's unloading it long. He's got Valdes-Scantling and he cannot hang on to the ball. He drops the ball in the end zone.

A deep post pattern. The Chiefs had it. Yeah, they did. They had the defender beat. And Valdes-Scantling on a deep post had the deep safety beat.

And Valdes-Scantling drops the ball at the one yard line. Chiefs second down and ten. Four man rush. Shotgun snap. Back to pass. Mahomes seven.

Wines up. Long pass. Down the middle.

He's got him. Over the shoulder. Drop. A drop at the two.

By Marquis Valdes-Scantling. Off his gloves. Incomplete. Third and ten. Stunned silence at Arrowhead.

Wow. Kevin Harlan nailed it. I actually was listening to Kevin and Kurt Warner on Westwood One when this moment unfolded in the late stages of the fourth quarter and Kurt Warner was stunned as well. And you can hear that tension inside Arrowhead Stadium where they're used to Patrick Mahomes leading the team on late game winning rallies and scoring drives.

Not this. It's on our show Twitter after hours CBS if you haven't seen it. Definitely go look at it because as much as you can hear it with Kevin or with Mitch Holtus on Chiefs radio when you see it you'll have a visceral reaction. Trust me.

The way you hear the Merrill Reese call. We'll get to the Eagles version a little bit later. I've seen it.

I'm not joking. At least a hundred times tonight having NFL Network up as well as ESPN. I've seen it at least a hundred times replayed in the last five hours. But that moment in which Marquis Valdes-Scantling has a ball in his hands.

He bobbles it. It bounces off the side of his face mask and away from him through the end zone. That moment as stunning and dramatic as it is was just one example of why the Chiefs were so anemic in the second half against the Eagles.

Definitely give the Eagles defense credit but let's be fair. Bradley Robey was beaten by multiple steps. MVS just ran right by him. It was a deep post route.

It was a go route. He just ran right by him. Robey stopped. He hesitated a minute.

He didn't stop but he hesitated a second and watched MVS leave him in the dust. He couldn't have caught that ball if he tried. He couldn't have touched that ball if he tried. Patrick Mahomes put it in a place where only MVS could catch it. It was too high coming at too drastic of an angle for Bradley Robey to get anywhere close.

Robey would have not been able to tackle him even if he had caught the ball because his momentum would have carried him into the end zone. It was the go ahead touchdown pass. And yet Patrick Mahomes when he was asked about regretting it or wishing he hadn't thrown it, he gave the perfect leader answer.

I have no regret. I mean they tripled team Travis so I went to the guy that won down field and Marquez won. He just didn't come away with the ball. I mean I could probably throw it a little bit shorter. He was that open so yeah you just got to continue to try to get better and better.

Defense is keeping us in games and if we can find a way to just get a little bit better as an offense we're going to win a lot of these games. He says I probably could have thrown it a little bit shorter. That is Patrick Mahomes taking one for the team. That is Mahomes refusing to blame his receiver. He did say MVS got by him. He ran a great route. He did.

That's the sad part is he did the tough work. He got there and then just couldn't hang on. But he's not the only one that screwed up in the second half. Travis Kelce had a fumble on the seven yard line. They were deep in the end zone and he fumbled on a seven yard line after a catch. Earlier in the game Mahomes had an interception in the end zone. It wasn't the second half but still it killed a terrific drive. The Chiefs had five drops in the game yesterday.

They lead the NFL in drops by receivers. Three of them came on that final drive. They had penalties.

They had three and outs. It's easy to blame MVS and he blamed himself. There's video of him walking down the tunnel after the game was over and the Eagles had won and he's slamming his helmet against the side of the... I think it was one of those...looked to be one of those pads but I could be wrong. Maybe he did leave a dent in the wall but it could have been padded. Not really important.

Either way he was angry at himself. Kelcey pounded the turf after he fumbled the ball and the Eagles were covered in the red zone. There was another moment where the Eagles had a chance to down the ball on the one yard line late in the game and didn't do it and so the Eagles had some breathing room because they had a touch back. But yeah the offense has just 53 points in the second half. Ten different games in the second half so far. Just 53 points. That's the worst in the NFL.

So actually give them credit. Give the defense credit that they're 7-3 because they have the worst second half offensive production in the entire league. Worse than Carolina. Worse than Arizona. Worse than Tampa. Trying to think of some other teams that seem to struggle offensively. Worse than the Giants. Oh yeah.

How about that? Worse than the freaking Jets who have what? 9 touchdowns in 10 games?

That's how bad it is. And the Chiefs lead the league in drops. How about cut those in half? Maybe you don't have 26 drops. You have 13. Maybe you have 3 or 4 more touchdowns in the second half. They're still 7-3 which means they're still dangerous.

But they have no one to blame but themselves. Again credit the Eagles but they had opportunities and couldn't capitalize. You can't say the Eagles defense is the reason why MVS dropped that ball that was, as Jay called it, a dime. I mean it was perfect.

It couldn't have been thrown any more perfectly. So good for the Eagles. They have a couple of touchdown drives to rally from double figures down. Same as what the Chiefs did to them in the Super Bowl. But, actually, they didn't, the Chiefs, I take that back, the Chiefs when they won their first Super Bowl had the 10 point rally in the fourth quarter against the Niners. Against the Eagles they nearly came back from double figures down but couldn't do it. That's what happens. You blend your Super Bowls together, your Chiefs Super Bowls together.

There's been so many. But I don't know if they do it this year because the AFC has got some real good teams at the top of their respective divisions and then behind them. Teams like the Browns, the Texans who are 6-4.

I mean you can laugh if you want. The Bills who are above 500 again. The fact that the Chiefs and Browns have the same record and that the Ravens are now the best team in the AFC is significant through week 11. So we'll get to the Eagles side of things. We'll give you the reaction as well. We've got our candidates for, well we have to reveal your Monday MVP. It was a neck and neck race the last I checked. But also we have to give you your candidates for TD of the week.

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Find it wherever you buy laundry products. It's good to have you with us on this Tuesday morning. It's After Hours with Amy Lawrence, CBS Sports Radio. You are listening to the After Hours Podcast. Mahomes again backs up. He's looking.

He is going deep. He wants it all and it is dropped. It was in the hands of Scanlon at the goal line and he dropped it.

Take a deep breath. He dropped it. It was there. It was a great pass and he dropped it.

This is After Hours with Amy Lawrence. Even Merrill Reese tells you it was a great pass. Of course, the voice of the Eagles can afford to be generous in his compliments when the ball went off the hands and then the face mask of Marquis Valdes-Scantling.

Again, it's a moment you're going to see over and over again from the fourth quarter, two-minute drill. The Eagles had the lead. Chiefs were driving at their own stadium. Arrowhead, this is their comfort zone.

They are supposed to be impervious to pressure, but that's not how it worked out. And that was just one moment. There were five drops in this game. There were two turnovers in the red zone by the Chiefs. One was actually a pick by Patrick Mahomes in the end zone in the first half and then Travis Kelce. The drive before, actually it might have been a couple drives before, it was midway through the fourth quarter. He fumbled on the seven-yard line and knew that they had once again squandered another chance deep in Eagles territory.

It's After Hours with Amy Lawrence on CBS Sports Radio. Credit the Eagles, though, because they played a lot better in the second half. They were able to get two Jalen Hurts touchdowns, one on the Tush push, which came after really their only major chunk play of the night. Shotgun snap to Hurts, left tackle block again. Winding up, deep pass down the sideline and caught on a squat at the one. Caught on the one-yard line by the receiver, Devontae Smith, a 41-yard completion down the sideline.

Cramped quarters, first and goal to go, Philadelphia. If you didn't see it, go back and check out the video because Devontae Smith, he could have stretched out. He could have played fast and loose with the football and tried to get it across the goal line. Instead, he recognized the precipitous angle at which the pass was coming in. He had a defender who was bodied up, and instead he catches it.

He goes down to his knees. He cradles it and protects it against his stomach so that there's no way it's fumbled or he doesn't get that reception. Forty-one yards. It was the longest play of the night for the Eagles by far, and one snap later, of course, he knew it was coming. The brotherly shove, the pushing of the tush, whatever it is, that was the go-ahead touchdown. Again, Meryl Reese on Eagles Radio and then Kevin Harlan. About seven minutes to go in the fourth quarter of that big pass down the field to Devontae Smith. Also, I needed Devontae to have a good game to win my fantasy matchup, and he sure did.

It's after hours on CBS Sports Radio, on Facebook, and then on Twitter as well. You can vote for TD of the Week. He would have been a great candidate if Devontae Smith had gotten into the end zone, but he recognized the most important thing is make sure it's a catch.

Make sure that you do not drop that puppy. So, yeah, he tucked it in and actually went in a fetal position to make sure that he secured it. The offense really struggled for the Eagles. They were outgained by the Chiefs by 100 yards and only three for 11 on third down, so the defense was great and kept the Chiefs scoreless in the second half.

Still, though, Jalen Hurts will admit they haven't played their best game or up to their full potential. I don't think we played clean tonight. I don't think we played to our standard, nowhere near our standard. But I think the thing that you can't test or quantify is the resilience that a team has and the ability to persevere and see through things and overcome things, and this team has that. So we've yet to put up a performance to our standard, but we're continuing to find ways to win. And when you win games like we've won games, that builds a ton of character. And we're kind of in, I guess, character development mode with the games we've played and how we've won.

And it only serves great things in the future. That's what good quarterbacks do. Quarterbacks, they make three or four plays that change the game with their mind, right? They've got to do a great job throwing the ball, running the show, but they make three to four checks a game with their mind that can make big differences, and Jalen did that tonight.

Producer, she just said it by headphones. It's a Jedi mind trick. Quarterbacks are like Jedi. Quarterbacks make plays with their minds, but they do.

I understand what he was saying. The point he was making is they see what's happening. They're able to adjust on the fly as they read defenses. Sometimes we even get audibles, but other times we just see them going through their progressions. They're recognizing what the defense is giving them. The way he said it was actually funny. He made it sound like, yes, in fact, they were moving objects with their minds. They make three or four plays that change the game with their mind. Like Luke Skywalker.

In Return of the Jedi where he picked up C-3PO in the chair and made the Ewoks think that he was a god as he was flying through the air in his chair. They could maybe, I don't know, maybe if you're Patrick Mahomes, you can pick up Hassan Reddick and move him to another part of the field. I love it. Nick Sirianni, the Eagles, they have started out 9-1 for the second straight season. It hasn't been done since Peyton Manning's Colts going back to the 05-06 seasons. But Jason Kelsey, he'll give credit to what he saw from the Chiefs' D. We have really good players. Shonda Sahi has been really, really good for the most part this year. I think the defense has been outstanding. I think outside of maybe one or two games, they've been pretty stifling. Rotten defense has been rated the best in the NFL. They're doing some really, really good things. I like the stifling word.

I like the use of stifling. Jason Kelsey and, of course, his brother Travis met at midfield, and he was asked what he said to him. It's like nothing really. After the game, there's always one who's disappointed, so we don't really say a whole lot. Of course, the cameras are on them, and Mom is up in the suite, and so they do get plenty of airtime. I don't know if you guys saw the video. This was adorable. On Monday Night Football, when the Eagles were on offense early in the game, they had a video from inside the Kelseys' home where I think the little girl's name is Wyatt. Their daughter Wyatt was imitating how her dad lines up with his right hand tucked behind his back, and he snaps the ball that way, and she was imitating him in their living room, and his wife is laughing away, and they've got a video of it, how she imitates what her dad does at the line of scrimmage.

So she had her arm tucked behind her back, and she was pretending to snap and then running forward. It was really cute. Definitely look it up. It's after hours here on CBS Sports Radio. Jason also said, well, I'll talk to him in a couple of days. Yeah, you think?

They have that world-class podcast, New Heights, with the Kelsey brothers. Everybody to a man kind of pointing to the Eagles' defense, though, yeah, the Chiefs' defense played really well, too. It's just they continue to have issues, no points in the second half. I think we're kind of shooting ourselves in the foot. I've got to do a better job helping out with that, and then my guys have got to do the same thing. So we've all got to pick it up a notch there in the second half. We're just not as sharp there. We'll work on that.

We've seen teams change things around quick in this league. So we've got to take care of business there and get it done. So I'm not standing here having to talk to you guys about this. I want to get it right.

So I'm a part of that, too. Penalties and just miscues. But, yeah, we've got to find ways to score at the end of the day. Defense is playing great. Football has been all year. Offense, we've got to find ways to finish football games. There's a lot of things we can improve on, a lot of good football we left out there, and stuff reflecting overall as a group. I think this is a growing moment for us as a team overall.

So Chris Jones, a veteran, remember his holdout situation at the beginning of the year, but stepped right in, made an impact immediately when he came back. And he says, hey, this is a moment for us to grow up, either grow up or shut up, one or the other. The Chiefs are still 7-3.

They still have a healthy lead in the AFC West, and maybe they benefit from the fact that the division is down, though the Broncos have won four in a row, and they did beat the Chiefs. By the way, I'm in here minding my own business. Listen, all of a sudden the TV comes on. How does that happen? The TV's been muted the entire night, and then just randomly the audio comes on.

I mean, I'll just have to talk louder. How does that happen? I don't know. Someone's screwing with it somewhere else. But why would any radio studio be watching TV with the volume up right now, and why does it automatically come on in here?

I do not understand. I have never seen- Okay, you talk for a second, because I'm going to turn it down. I've just never seen the volume coming out of that TV before. I didn't even know that it could- I hear Eli. Eli's on.

Yeah, I couldn't even know that it could make sound, that TV. Did you ruin the show? Not yet. Give me another five minutes, maybe.

What did you talk about while I was gone? Just the TV. Just the TV. Yeah, it randomly just- The remote is across the room. I didn't touch it.

Didn't even know that it could make sound. Yeah, maybe. It's like poltergeist. It is like poltergeist.

Remember we talked about that last week? It's like poltergeist. Have you watched it again yet? No, I'm never watching that movie again. Not two, not three, not four. I'm never watching another horror movie as long as I live.

I don't care. If Bob likes horror movies, he's gonna watch them on his own. Give Scream another shot. I've seen Scream. One and two. I think after that I was kind of over it.

Two stinks. Did the new one have shades of the original? Because I heard they brought back some original peeps and that it actually was pretty good, but I didn't see the new one. I haven't seen it in full yet. I've only seen parts. It seemed okay, but yeah, it did have ties to the first one with Courtney Cox still in it and all the- yeah. It's supposed to be kind of like a tribute.

Not a tribute, but going with the first one. A reboot? Kind of. Oh. Like it plays off of the events in the first Scream.

Like when they remade 90210, they brought back some of the original characters? Yeah, similar. Similar idea. Okay.

All right. It's never as good as the original. Never.

Like the new karate kit. Never as good as the original. No. Never.

Of course not. Later, ALaw Radio or on our Facebook page, Dana's telling me I can't have my mini Thanksgiving meal. This is a solo Thanksgiving this year.

I've never done this before. I've got a mini turkey, so a turkey breast. I'm going to make potatoes. I have way too many potatoes.

I have five pounds of potatoes, but I didn't even have a smaller bag. I'm making a pumpkin pie, which half I will put in the freezer because I'm only going to eat one big piece and then I'm going to freeze the rest so I can bring it to Jay. Jay, make sure you don't eat too much pumpkin pie over Thanksgiving.

I'll try. Okay. And so I feel like that's enough, but Dana's telling me I have to have stuffing. Have to have.

It's too easy not to do. The problem is my turkey breast will not be stuffed. You can't stuff, but I could have dressing, I suppose.

Stovers. Do you think I should go and get a bag of stuffing now too? Who's going to eat all this food?

It's just me. It's a lot. I mean, I think you have a good spread, but if you want to add the stuffing, I mean, there's really, you can't say it's a wrong thing to do.

You know? No, but what am I going to do with all the food is what I'm asking. It's a lot. There would be a lot of food.

Right. I feel like even five pounds of turkey is too much for me, but I do love leftover turkey, so I'll be okay with that for sandwiches, yada yada. Oh, I have rolls. Do you, do you like pretzel rolls? I love pretzel rolls. Okay. So that's my spread right there. A mini, a mini turkey breast, potatoes, a pretzel roll, salad, so I have something green that's not starchy and a pumpkin pie with whipped cream. I don't think it needs more. I think that's pretty perfect. Yeah.

I can't imagine what else I could possibly ever move for. Would stuffing be overdoing it? No, I love stuffing. I just figured because I can't actually stuff a turkey breast that it would be not worth it.

It is easy to do on the stove top. You can. Yeah. It's just that who's going to eat all that food. It's going to be me sitting in front of a Star Wars mayor. Just kidding.

I'm going to watch football. I'm just joking. Still, who's going to eat all that food? Well, if you want. I could knock on my neighbor's door.

Hey, you need some more? If you want to eat. Sorry to interrupt. They're Polish, so they may not be doing a traditional American Thanksgiving meal.

I thought. I suppose I could take some over there. Maybe get some kielbasa in return. Kielbasa and sauerkraut? Sounds good. Katoge's?

Sounds good. Uh-huh. But what was I going to say now?

I don't remember. All the extra food? Oh yeah. So you're just having Thanksgiving food throughout the week and into the weekend, and then make them more. Because then you'll just have it. But then night three, night four, do you still want that? Yeah.

I like it. Then go for it. But you can always freeze it and use it a week later. So Norm on our Facebook page says butterfly your turkey breast and then stuff it. So he says you actually can kind of cut it, carve it up, and then stuff it.

That feels like a lot of work for me on my first day. Colleen, we make spinach balls, enough to get us through until New Year's. So she's opting for spinach balls, not stuffing.

Interesting. My friend Carrie, who listens to the show, on Facebook she just posted sweet potato souffle. That sounds amazing. Has pecans. Well, I say pecans.

People get mad at me. So I kind of get... Yeah. Has pecans on top. None of that marshmallow stuff. I like the marshmallow stuff.

Wait, are they candy pecans? Because that would be delicious. How about both? How about candy pecans and marshmallow?

Why not both? Well, then it's a dessert. You can get around it. Jay, do you eat any vegetables on Thanksgiving? You'd eat the token green bean? No, I don't like that.

I don't like that. Jay won't have one green thing on Thanksgiving. Corn. Is that a vegetable?

Kind of. But it just goes right through you. It has no nutritional value. Did you know that about corn? Zero nutritional value. Your body can't break it down. It just goes right through you.

Of course, that's the one I eat. It's like one of those old dolls when you were a kid. Not that you ever played with dolls, but it would be okay if you did. It was one of those old dolls that was kind of... It was the doll that you would give the bottle, and then it would also... You have to change the doll too, quote, unquote. But essentially, the water just run right through the doll and come out the other end. That's a very accurate description.

So cheap. Yeah, that's what corn does. Sorry, to be inappropriate on this Thanksgiving Tuesday, but it's true.

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The Dallas Cowboys. From the 25 play action, Young throws the ball, intercepted at the 30-yard line. Coming down the left side, he's bland. Touch at the five, he did it again. He did it again.

Unbelievable what he is doing. Undercut the first down pass, and Daron Bland said, I don't think I've scored in about two weeks. Oh, man. The Green Bay Packers. Second down at 8 Green Bay at the Los Angeles 24, Packers trending by four, under three minutes to go in the game. Love goes no huddle, takes the snap. He has time.

He's got him. Off the left side, Dobbs is there. Leaping grab. Touchdown. Touchdown. In the left corner of the end zone. Oh, what a throw from Jordan Love to Romeo Dobbs, and they beat Michael Davis for the lead score.

It's 22 to 20. The Detroit Lions. First and goal from inside the one for the Lions.

They trail by five. Looking to take the lead here late. Goff is going to work out of the gun. Montgomery to his right. Jared leans in, takes the snap, hands to Montgomery, heads down to the end zone, touchdown Detroit Lions. They've got the lead back. David Montgomery against his former team, and the Lions. What a comeback.

What a comeback. The Denver Broncos. All-out blitz on the way. Get it up, Russ. Russ throws the ball to the end zone.

It is caught. Touchdown, Denver. That is Cortland Sutton. His eighth red zone touchdown of the year. 15-yard touchdown, Wilson to Sutton. He went up over Makai Blackmon, and the Broncos, with 63 seconds left, are in front of the Vikings 21-20.

Those are your candidates for TD of the Week. The poll is now up on both Twitter after our CBS, as well as our Facebook page, and multiple game winners that are stuffed in there, like the stuffing goes inside the turkey. So you can find the poll anywhere you look on our show, social media, if you will. And so you've got, let's see, Packers, Wayne Larrabee, Lions, Dan Miller, Jay, why can't I find the poll? Did I not retweet it? I think I did. I'm looking on my Twitter so that I can make sure it's retweeted, but I don't see it anywhere. Okay, keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going.

You know, I know, I got you. I just don't know where the poll is. I was trying to find it to see who was leading, but I can't find it. Okay, go into our show page because it's pinned there. Also the Broncos, Dave Logan on their radio network, and then Brad Sham on Cowboys Radio. Yeah, gosh, that was a struggle for me.

I'm not sure why. It's After Hours with Amy Lawrence, CBS porch radio. You know what you won't hear or don't hear? One of the three Giants touchdowns that were orchestrated by your choice for Monday MVP. His heroics made us swoon this weekend. I'm the best ever.

Swoon. I am the greatest. Now it's time to name the After Hours Monday MVP. DeVito takes the snap back, fires one right to Barkley, makes the catch, reaches for the touchdown. DeVito hits Barkley on a third and goal at the five, and DeVito's thrown his third touchdown pass of the game.

Not even the best one. Barkley with a second touchdown catch of the game, and the Giants are now up 20 to 12 with an extra point pending. When things are going right and you feel like they're going right, it's a lot of fun. It feels like you're just enjoying it and playing the game of football like you were when you were a kid. Great play caused by calf, great execution by everybody on the offense, and the defense and special teams held their own, and some had a tremendous day, so that made our job easier. That wasn't even his best touchdown pass.

He had a deep shot, which was really impressive. But yes, three touchdowns for an undrafted rookie quarterback, Tommy DeVito, and I wonder if he was having a lot of fun when he got sacked nine times. So nine sacks, but he also has three touchdown passes for a day he will never forget, a most memorable day.

But let's not go all crazy over the whole hero thing and his heroics. Thank you for choosing, that's Bob Papa on Giants Radio. For TD of the Week, you still have a few hours, but yeah, Monday MVP belongs to Tommy, probably will be the only time, the one and only time that he ever gets to that point. So I'm seeing a bunch of your Thanksgiving recipes and also your favorite meal to make on Thanksgiving.

Thank you for giving so many suggestions. Our friend Mac, who is out driving usually when he's listening to the show, he says you've got to have my signature dish, that's shrimp stuffing. Shrimp stuffing. Interesting. Rob says, I make a mean stove top stuffing.

I wonder if he makes it from scratch with breadcrumbs, because that's how it's made actually. Let's see, another tweet telling me to use cheese cloth to cover my turkey, pack it in salt completely. Microwave it.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. I am not microwaving a turkey. That is cheating.

That is cheating. Let's see, Crazy Granny, that's what she goes by. She says crockpot turkey is wonderful, juicy and tender. All right. She says her favorite is her daughter-in-law's macaroni and cheese. That I could do. I could do some mac and cheese. You know I make a homemade mac and cheese.

Should I add that to the dinner table? I don't, that's too much food. That's a lot. That's a lot of food. That's a lot of starches.

That's like heavier than stuffing. It is. Is mac and cheese a Thanksgiving dish though? It is. I think it is.

I agree. At least a bunch of different Thanksgiving meals that I've been to. Let's see, another one, oyster stuffing. Tim says stuffing and gravy with enough sage to matter. I like that. But my favorite tweet by far that I've gotten tonight, a few minutes ago, can I spend Thanksgiving with you? I think he likes our spread. We're out for the rest of the week, but I hope that you enjoy your Thanksgiving.

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