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Tell them big Snoop Dogg sent you. That'll wake you up on a Tuesday morning. I don't know if the sound of my voice is jarring. I guess it depends on whether or not you are just waking up or if you've had your coffee. I think that's what Bob tells me. When I haven't had my coffee, I have a hard time talking.
That's what he tells me. And so, in the mornings when I'm blalalalalalalala and have a bunch to say because I'm just coming off of my work night and he is attempting to have a single thought like Hey! That's really difficult when you haven't had your coffee.
And I would vouch for that because when I wake up in the afternoon and the dog wants my attention and she's click click click click click click click click clicking all over the downstairs and she's following me from room to room. She wants her food. She wants her water. She wants to go for a walk.
All I can think is I need some coffee. And try not to walk into a wall. Oh my gosh. Speaking of click click clickies her fingernails or her toenails I need to get them cut. It's the one thing she will not let me do. And so I have to take her somewhere to do it.
But it's becoming harder and harder because she's 14 and it's really difficult to get her in the car. It's hard to get her to the vet. I called up the vet though to find out two things.
If anyone has experience with this let me know. Doggie Xanax. I've never done this to Penny before. But we're going on a very long road trip to Houston in 8 days. And I'm worried about her because it's going to be really hard on her. She's more anxious now that she's gotten older. Anything out of her routine and the dog paces and pants which she obviously can't do in the car.
And we've got 1700 miles to go. So I called the vet to ask about potentially giving her a sedative a mild sedative so that she would relax and she could sleep. And then I said, also I need to get her nails cut.
Do you do that? The lady on the phone said, yes we do. And I asked, well how much is it? $37.90 with tax. Okay, I can get my dog groomed for just about double that. Her entire body, not just her toenails. How is that? Do people actually pay $40 to get their dog's nails cut? Sounds expensive. Oh my gosh!
What's the difference? Can you just I mean I wouldn't think I would try it on my dog but can anyone just cut their dog's nails if they really tried? Well, there's a tool that you can use to cut the dog's nails but Penny won't stay still. So I can't hold her paw and cut the nails for fear that she will jerk her paw or move her paw and I will cut her instead. So it's a really sharp tool. A nail cutter essentially, you put the nail in the hole and then you, but it's also hard because she's a 70 pound dog and her nails are extremely thick. So it's just not something I can do alone and she won't sit still for me to be able to do it.
And so I need to take her somewhere. But $40? Oh my gosh!
Do people actually pay that? I guess so, right? Never mind. I'll find another way to do it.
That's just, yeah, that's absurd. So anyway, Doggie Xanax may be the next thing, the next drug I have to administer to poor Penny. She's on all manner of drugs and substances. I do have a friend. Controlled substances. I have a friend who has used Doggie Xanax before. Really? Not that my friend didn't use it. On his dog, of course.
No, I got you. I actually didn't think that. I'm a little nervous about it because she's older and I just don't know how she'll react and I would feel terrible if she had some kind of adverse reaction to it. Do I have to try it before the trip just to make sure nothing crazy happens? You could do that.
Like a smaller dose just to see how she takes it. I feel bad. You know I promised my dog, do you remember, two years ago, I drove to and from Houston so I could take Penny with me and be gone for the holidays for a couple of weeks and I promised Penny we'll never do that again.
Uh oh. For a good cause. For a good cause?
Well sure, I'll try to explain that to my mostly deaf dog that it's for a good cause. She does like Bob though but I don't know if that's going to help any. Poor Ben. Well she gets to go see Daisy. She doesn't know Daisy yet. She gets to go meet her new sister. Daisy's a puppy. That might not go over well either. Oh no.
Oh my gosh. The things that we do for our pets but I cannot leave her for 18 days. That's out of the question.
Cannot fly either. So driving's the next best thing. She can't walk 1,700 miles so we're going to have to drive.
I mean she might like it. Just kind of hang out in the car. See the country again. Okay. Kind of relax.
Get her towel. Do you like driving 1,700 miles? Um. Maybe. Alright. I could give you Xanax too I suppose. You passed out. It's After Hours with Amy Lawrence on CBS Sports Radio.
If you have any experience with dog or cat Xanax or please let me know because I'm genuinely nervous about it. It's a Tuesday morning and that means we have another quarterback injury. I mean it shouldn't but that's what it's becoming now in the NFL.
Another day. Another QB injury. At least we got a good game on Monday Night Football with Jake Browning who had maybe the best game of any Bengals quarterback this year. And Trevor Lawrence was working on a great game until the fourth quarter. This was tough.
It was tough to see and it was certainly tough for the announcers who were trying to describe it. Shotgun snap. He throws a line drive.
He wants to at least. He brings it back. He's hit on the play. It's loose. The Bengals say it is loose.
They're diving for the ball. Lawrence pump fake to pass was hit hard on the play. He's getting up and limping and goes to all fours.
Trevor Lawrence is down. He knows something isn't right. He pounds the grass. He takes off his helmet and this is not good. The Jacksonville quarterback who has been spectacular this year knows something's not right. His coach is walking out on the field. He tried to get up. His pocket was crumbling. He had his linemen step on the back of his foot. And then he came down badly falling backwards. On his knees and bending in an awkward position and when he tried to get himself off the grass he quickly collapsed.
He pounded the grass on all fours and now he is being assisted to by four athletic trainers of the Jaguars. Not good. Not good at all. I don't have any information yet on Trevor. We're still evaluating him. So he'll have more tests and things done here tonight and tomorrow.
I'll probably have a better update for you tomorrow on that. The reports initially are ankle sprain for Trevor Lawrence. Right ankle sprain if you're wondering which foot. He was in the locker room after the game. He's still waiting for more testing on Tuesday. But there are all kinds of ankle sprains.
If it's severe, if it's high ankle similar to what Kenny Pickett suffered on Sunday he could miss some time. Now the Jaguars have been right there in the mix for the top seed in the AFC. I'm not telling you that it means they can't do it if they don't have Trevor Lawrence all the way through but let's face it, CJ Beathard is not Trevor Lawrence and the offense is built for Trevor. He's got the rapport not only with his head coach and his coordinator but also with his receivers. And that's kind of the deal.
That's why it's tough. We asked Steve Large of this question last week. Now when his Hall of Fame career was playing out he had mostly the same steady quarterbacks from year to year. But I did ask him about transitioning from one to another in the case of injury mid-season. And he talked about all the challenges that come with it. It's not just about the fact that you lose your QB one and the best quarterback on your roster. It's about the adjustments, the subtle adjustments from one guy to the next. Really good stuff if you haven't heard it.
That link is on both Twitter and Facebook. It's after hours here on CBS Sports Radio. Jake Browning started a couple of games now for the Bengals and had some great success in this one because the tools around him are still the same. So yeah, there was an adjustment but you've still got Joe Mixon and the Jaguars could not stop the run last night. So Mixon had plenty of room to rush and a couple of touchdowns in the first half. And then of course, Jamar Chase, well he's a weapon regardless. I could throw him the football and he could turn it into something. Three receivers right, one out to the left.
Five man rush. Browning throws it deep downfield for Chase. Over the shoulder catch. He's off to the races at the 20, the 10 and he will back his way into the end zone for the Bengals touchdown. I'll tell you what, he burned with a capital B Tyson Campbell. I mean burned him. That ball was I mean, Jake Browning, Jake the snake puts it on Jamar Chase.
Tyson Campbell dies to try to knock it down. Jamar Chase kind of backs into the end zone, puts it in reverse and he took the shot from Cisco Kid. Yeah, a little showboating there from Jamar Chase.
He goes into the end zone in slow mo, just long enough for the DB to catch up and kind of shove him. I'm not a huge fan of that, but if you want to make a statement, maybe play to the crowd, there seem to be a lot of Bengals fans there in Jacksonville. Actually, I heard an interview with Joe Mixon on Westwood One following the game. He talked to Kevin Harlan and Kurt Warner and he said it feels like a home game because of how many fans traveled to Florida.
So good for them. I appreciate the Bengals fans are still showing up strong even though the team was below 500 going into this game. So yeah, some big time chunk plays, actually for both teams, but 76 yards for Jamar Chase.
Now, the Bengals did try to get a little bit too cute. Did you all see this in the third quarter? Trick play gone wrong.
Goal at the nine. Welcome to the life of an NFL QB. Tyler Boyd just doesn't see Josh Allen, this large man with his hands up between you and your intended target.
When you get fixated on your target, you often miss everything else that's in the foreground. Somehow, he just missed Josh Allen. And that led to a rushing touchdown for Trevor Lawrence, Kevin Harlan on Westwood one. Every play is nuts. It was kind of fun because it was anything you can do, I can do better type of tug of war. One team would go in front, then the other team would answer.
It was a fun chess match using all my other game analogies. After Trevor got injured, the Bengals had a bit of an edge. They get into overtime and it's Jake Browning to the rescue. So what about that overtime drive? What's going through your mind? Once they won the toss and got the ball, basically like, alright, we need to feel cool. So there's a couple third down throws I think were big there. But I don't know, you're kind of just in the moment when it's all going on and I'm still kind of in that mode. I don't totally even remember all the throws.
I like it. I like it when guys say that. I actually don't remember what happened. Didn't Marco just tell me that about my wedding? You're not going to remember anything that happened.
That can't be true. I don't black out and not remember what happened. I hope you remember a little bit of it, right? Seriously, what's the point of doing it if you don't remember it? If otherwise, why don't I just go to the justice of the peace if I'm not going to remember anything? Why are we paying all this money if we're not going to remember anything? I want to hope I remember some of my big day.
I mean, a little bit. Might be the biggest day of my life. I'm hoping I remember at least a snippet here or there. Someone just said on Facebook, nobody's going to remember what color your flowers are. Well, that's BS. I'm going to remember what color my flowers are.
My goodness. I haven't cared about many of the details. I've been kind of eh, whatever makes you happy about the details. People ask me, what should I wear?
I mean, we're letting people bake cookies and bring them to the wedding for dessert. And we're my niece is writing out name cards by hand. I'm not like meticulous about most of the details, but the purple. The purple.
Yeah, the color is important to me. I think I'll remember some details. I hope.
A couple. You hope. Jay, have more faith in me than that.
Okay, please have more faith in me than that. Anyway, maybe it'll come back to Jake Browning once he's had time to watch the film. So yeah, the Jaguars win the toss, but they only get 16 yards on their possession, which means when Jake and the Bengals offense get out there on the field, all they need is a kick. All they need to do is get into Evan McPherson range. And so he does on his first pass play in overtime connect with Jamar for 17 yards. And then he connects with T. Higgins for 11 yards. I mean, there's two first downs automatically right there. He's able to mix in pass and run.
Joe mix in doing work. And again, they'd established the run against the Jaguars. It was a I thought meticulous and efficient way to get into field goal range, but also run enough time off the clock. Just in case. Just in case. Better have a contingency plan.
Why leave a ton of time on the clock? But Evan McPherson, you know, he's uber confident. He's got ice in his veins.
Yeah, maybe not as bold and brash as he was when he was a rookie, but. Brad Robbins ready to hold. Cal Adam Itis ready to snap. Adam Itis fires it back. Robbins puts it down. The kick is on its way.
It is good. There's a penalty flag down. At the 28 yard line, but the Jaguars think it's on them.
They are walking toward the sideline in dejection. I think they may have tried to climb, you know, use somebody to jump, get more verticality and can't do that. Unsportsmanlike conduct on the defense. Leaping penalties declined. Field goal is good. And that was what it was.
Leaping. 48 yard field goal by Evan McPherson has given Cincinnati a 34 to 31 overtime win. The Bengals are still alive in the playoff chase. They're back to 500 at six and six.
And today, December 4th, 2023 will forever be known as the Jake Browning game. I don't understand why they're so meh about it. Did I use that word correctly? Meh is not really my vocabulary, but every now and then I get a text message from someone who's much cooler than me, who uses the word meh. And I think, alright, why are they so meh about it? That was pretty meh.
It was pretty meh. Game winning overtime. Where's the bam, bam, bam. Bam, bam, bam. Isn't that the winning cry? It's like the war cry for the Bengals. He does that, like, I've heard him do that on much lesser occasions than an overtime game winning field goal. Seriously, on Monday Night Football? With Jake Browning? With Jake Browning to like save your season. When you're back to 500? To save your season.
Why are we so much more excited and feel like there's so much more significance than they do? Bam, bam, bam. Threw him off. Or the flag that, you know, I'm sure. It can't be the first time there's ever been a penalty on a, please it's the NFL, a penalty on a walk off field goal. No, it was lacking.
It was. I'm missing the enthusiasm. Bam, bam, bam.
So we'll manufacture it for Dan Hoard and Dave Lapham. We have plenty of bams where that came from. Yeah, Bengals are back.
Bam. In the mix. 6-6 in the mix.
You know how you see the playoff projections or the teams that are in right now versus the teams that are in the hunt? Do you know how many teams in the NFL are 6-6? We're gonna call them in the mix.
Not in the hunt yet. But they're in the mix. 6-6 and in the mix. In the mix at 6-6.
Not bad. Why are we stupid? Okay, it's not we. It's really me.
I can't blame Jay for this. I come up with these dumb things. 6-6 and in the mix. I mean, I'm like a third grader. I like alliteration. I like rhyming. I mean, the fact that you're trying to think of something to add on to it. In the mix at 6-6.
It's better than picking up sticks. I was right there with you, I swear. What else rhymes with mix and six? Uh oh. I just came up with a dirty word. Let's not use that one.
Why would we be talking about the New York Knicks? There you go. After some kicks, they're in the mix at 6-6. Evan McPherson had two long field goals. A couple of Evan kicks.
Put him in the mix at 6-6. Oh, boom! Bam! Bam! Bam!
Thank you, Dan Horton. Bam! Bam! Bam!
You're welcome. We'll look at the standings. Because we're through week 13. You guys. Good morning. I know. It's After Hours with Amy Lawrence on CBS Sports Radio.
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And Jake Browning got the ball over the goal line for the touchdown. Bam! Bam!
Bam! Off the field. On the money.
And after hours. It's time to talk football with Amy Lawrence. We think we've come up with something else that rhymes with 6 and mix and kicks.
We're going to have to work it out here. Where's that music come from? That was very dramatic.
It was like something you might hear at the symphony. Let's hear it again. It'll be fun. It's so dark.
It's ominous. Ooh. I could run to this. I need this for my half marathon playlist.
Do or Die? Does it have an artist? That's the artist? It's the NFL film symphony? I'm going to look it up.
Do or Die? That's fresh. Is that what the cool kids say? That's a good one. Okay, let's see if we can get this right.
He got the clicks because he made the kicks to put him in the mix at 6 and 6. There it is. I am an idiot. An idiot. Whatevs. You expect that from me now. It's After Hours with Amy Lawrence on CBS Sports Radio.
Jake Browning has found his footing as the starting quarterback for the Cincinnati Bengals so why can't it happen for say CJ Beathard? We were talking about this earlier just because it blows me away even going back to the number 50. Okay, so. Oh, wait.
Hold on. Scott just found me on Twitter A Law Radio. McPherson kicks between the sticks. Put him in the mix. Nice. Very good, Scott. But you need to tack on the 6 and 6.
Alright, let's see if we can do this. McPherson kicks between the sticks. Put him in the mix at 6 and 6. Now he gets the chicks. Really? Two kickers get the chicks?
They put him between the sticks. Wow. Leave it to you, of course. Okay, but we forgot about the clicks. Can we do it all together? That's how you get the clicks. Oh, you get the clicks if you got the chicks? Nice.
Okay. Yeah, if you're Taylor. Too bad her name doesn't rhyme with kicks. Here we go. McPherson kicks between the sticks.
Put him in the mix at 6 and 6. That's how he gets the chicks and finds the clicks. That's how he finds the clicks and gets the clicks? Or do you get the chicks and find the clicks? You get the chicks. And the clicks?
And the clicks. Oh. And maybe even a Twix if you're lucky. Stop it. Wait, you're stranger than me. Wait, let's do it one more time.
You ready? Jay loves candy. Actually, Jay likes Twix more than chicks, I think.
Twix are good. Here we go. McPherson's kicks between the sticks.
Put him in the mix at 6 and 6. And now he gets the chicks and the clicks and the Twix. That's it. That is it.
What's wrong with us? This is such great radio. You should make an album. Rap? Or spoken words? No music then. I just, I always wondered why anyone would listen to that.
Could you imagine it would put me to sleep? Also, what's different about spoken word and radio? What's the difference? Yeah, not much. Oh. Oh gosh, okay.
Can we be serious for a second here? Let me try. I'm finding another rhyme. You came up with chicks and Twix. I should have known. I should have known that that would be you. Got like four more in the chamber. Do you?
Let's hear them. No, there's no licking. No one's licking. Unless we go with he took the licks but then McPherson still kicked. He took the licks but McPherson, I gotta work with that one. What's another one?
Hicks. Well that's just wrong. No, it's a hick.
It's a lighter. You're not saying the obvious one and you better not say the obvious one. Actually, I didn't even think of that one. I thought of that one about ten minutes ago and was hoping nobody would suggest it. Maybe some rivals to the Bengals. Yeah, the Ravens will use that one. Let's see what else. I'm thinking through all the different letters. Six.
How can we not have picks? Alright, I'm gonna have to tool over that one. Alright. Matthew doesn't believe that six and six is in the mix but it actually is in the mix all over the NFL. Should I identify the show right now? Probably not. Never mind.
If you don't know what you're listening to, don't worry about it. Nothing to see here. Right now, it seems like the majority of mediocre teams are all sitting on six and six, which I guess is the exact definition of six and six, but it's kind of crazy how that record has got a lot of inhabitants. So we've talked about the NFC where the Eagles, Cowboys, Lions, and Niners are the best teams. They make that conference top-heavy. The next best record behind those teams, who are nine and three and then the Eagles ten and two, is six and six.
There are five teams in the NFC that are six and six, including the Packers and the Vikings, who right now would both be in the playoffs if they started today. I know. I know. You just made some kind of a face.
You did. The Rams and the Seahawks are also six and six. Okay, so that's the NFC. In the AFC, the Bengals are now six and six. The Bills are crazy, right? It's crazy to think that through week 13, the Bills and Bengals are both sitting on six and six. Not what we expected when the season started. And the Broncos are also six and six. It's friggin' half the NFL, for heaven's sakes, is sitting on that same record.
So yes, six and six is definitely in the mix. No, I was being serious, Jay. Knock it off. I was being serious.
I'm not doing anything. Oh my gosh. My stomach hurts from laughing. Well, maybe it hurts from being hungry and then laughing.
A combination of the two. Never laugh on an empty stomach. That's a good life lesson. That's the worst to live by.
It's a good adage. Andrew says we should go with betwixt the sticks. Except for we kind of like twix. Oh, and someone else got mad at us. He wrote in all capital letters some inappropriate language to make us stop. Did it rhyme? No. Which means we don't acknowledge. I mean, at least he's listening.
If it rhymed, I mean... Thanks for listening! Wow, some people. So inappropriate. Okay, on Twitter or Facebook, if you'd like to play the game with us. If you want to get in the mix. I mean, we're trying to get people to calm down.
People are swearing at me and you want to stir it up again. Great. Absolutely great. Alright, on that note, I think we've had enough fun for today. We'll just cut out early. It's After Hours with Amy Lawrence. Here's our latest sports update.
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For important information, visit principal.com slash disclosures. To cast your vote for the TD of the Week, head to at After Hours CBS on Twitter, or give us a call at 855-212-4227. Los Angeles Rams. Bunch to the right, at well out left. Stafford is going to audible here. He's going to back out to the shotgun. Still has seven seconds to work with as they set up.
From the 30, second and one. He deals down the seam. It's caught at midfield, out the left side.
Puka, Nakua, to the crib. Touchdown L.A. The Detroit Lions. Golf is going to work from directly behind center. Single back behind.
It is Montgomery. Brock right in motion to the left side. Two tight ends set for the Lions. Golf takes, fakes the give, goes end to round. Now they flip it on the second back coming around.
That is Jameson Williams. Inside the 15, inside the 10. Dives into the end zone. Touchdown Detroit Lions. A little razzle dazzle to number nine who did a swan dive into the end zone. The Lions have extended their lead. The San Francisco 49ers. First and 10 Niners in the Philly 48.
Purdy looks left now. Middle throws caught. Broken tackle by Deebo Samuel.
30, 20, 15, 10, 5. Touchdown San Francisco. What an absolute beast, Deebo Samuel. The Indianapolis Colts. 2.34 to go in overtime. Second down and goal at the four.
Minshew out of the gun. Shotgun snap. Looks to his right. In the end zone. Michael Pittman. Touchdown. Touchdown Michael Pittman. Ball game. I-N-D-Y. Michael Pittman into the end zone from Garden Minshew.
And the Colts win 31-28 in Nashville. Yes, sir. I swear I tried to turn on that button multiple times and the red light did not come on. I mean, everything always works around here exactly as it's supposed to.
I'm sure it wasn't operator error. Your choice of TD of the Week is a healthy competition already brewing. It's a-brewin' on our Facebook page After Hours with Amy Lawrence or show Twitter, ALawRadio. You've got JB Long on Rams Radio. Longest touchdown of the season for the rookie Puka Nakua, who's been a great revelation. 70-yarder against the Cleveland Browns, but they're still in the mix, but they're not 6-6. I'm sorry, Jamison Williams, the clincher for the Detroit Lions. It was a double reverse, a little razzle-dazzle, as Dan Miller mentioned on Lions Radio.
You also have one of the four touchdowns that brought Purdy through, although this one was primarily yak. I do love that term. It's my favorite term in sports. My favorite math term, yak. If you don't know what it means, just yell yak.
People will be very impressed. Debo Samuel actually took a couple of short passes and went 48 and 46 yards among his three TDs. So yeah, Brock Purdy's numbers look real good with all the yak.
See, that's the thing. Just as a side note, Greg Poppa on Niners Radio, quarterbacks get penalized for every interception, right? It goes, if the ball came out of their hands, it's a pick for them, even if it bounced off the hands of a receiver, even if it was a tipped ball, whatever the case.
They always get the interception. All right, receivers can't get charged with interceptions, but they also get all the yak. It pads their stats, right? So you could have huge fantasy numbers. In fact, I did see a stat. I'll see if I can look it up. It was from Pro Football Focus, where two thirds of Brock Purdy's yards in Sunday's game were courtesy of his receivers and the yak, the yards after catch.
Kind of interesting, right? If he goes straight with just the yards through the air is what they call them, then he's barely over 100 yards. That's one of the main reasons I wanted to put the Stafford to Nakua touchdown in the TD of the week was because that ball placement was just one of the most beautiful passes I've ever seen, and Puka didn't even have to stop running. He just right in stride, just allowed him to keep going. Yeah, Stafford's always had an arm. Same thing with the Russell Wilson to Courtland Sutton as he's falling down on the goal line.
That one goes right into his breadbasket as he's falling down. Anyway, last one is a game winner in overtime, Gardner Misha to Michael Pittman Jr. And the Colts are now 7-5. So you can vote for TD of the Week again on Twitter or Facebook. It's After Hours with Amy Lawrence on CBS Sports Radio. Jay, I kid you not, during our break, as Marco Belletti is delivering the fine update, I look up to the TV.
NFL Network is on in front of me. There's a commercial for an attorney. Would you like to know his name? I swear to you, I'm not making this up. His name? Tom Hicks. Alright, so I swear, I looked up and I was like, no way! Okay, so here are a few other submissions from our Twitter page.
You ready? Let's see, this comes from R. Green. When Daron Bland gets one more pick six, he'll get all the chicks while eating his twix, and the Cowboys won't care about those in the mix at six and six. That's a leap. That's brilliant. Can you retweet that from our show account?
That's awesome. Let's see, Matt provides this one. McPherson showed no yips with a kick between the sticks. Alright, that's a good try, good effort.
I do like the yips, but I wish it was yicks. I see where he was going, but... McPherson showed no... ...blicks. No, that'd be blinks. Shot no bricks.
Maybe. A different sport, but... Actually, he did, though. He did kick a brick. He did.
Kick a brick. Because he missed one from what was in... I think it was 58 yards earlier in the game. Alright, here we go.
One more from Jordan. McPherson had the fix. We haven't done fix yet!
McPherson had the fix when he made the kicks between the sticks to put them in the mix at six and six, so now he gets the twix and his picks of the chicks. I know, I know. Some of you have decided you'll never listen to the show again.
But, I mean, some of the listeners are weighing in. Thank you. You guys are good sports.
Really reaching to his bag of tricks. See, even better. We could keep going with this.
We're gonna have to put it all together for our hump show. I can't remember it all. So funny.
I kind of feel like Dr. Seuss a little bit. Do you think this is what he did? He sat around with maybe a friend, a producer of sorts. I would think he did it by himself. You think so? I think so. Do you think he did it out loud, though? Yes. Oh, yeah. Absolutely. You gotta do it out loud. It's not the same if you're thinking it to yourself. You have to let it roll off the tongue.
I think Jordan has got the most. He added fix and tricks. No, you added tricks. Fix and... Well, oh, picks. He added fix and picks. Good placement, too. And you added tricks. Perfect.
That's impressive. All right, so you can find me on Twitter, A Law Radio. For those of you who have not yet found our YouTube channel, actually, we've got a brand new video dropping in the next hour. I swear.
Producer Jay will be uploading it as soon as the show is done. It's a combination video where it satisfies your curiosity about two of your favorite topics. The holidays and my wedding. I'm stunned. I figure you guys will run out of questions eventually. Nope. So we actually pay off on the cliffhanger from the last Ask Amy video.
So you want to make sure you watch this new one. One of my... I think she's fifth grade. I teach fourth and fifth graders on Sunday in church. One of my fifth graders said to me on Sunday, I saw your wedding video.
And for a second there, I didn't know what she was talking about. I saw your wedding video. My wedding video? Yeah, my dad watches all your videos.
He listens to you on the radio. Oh, cool. OK, what do you mean? On YouTube, she said. Oh, OK. Not the actual wedding video, but talking about the wedding. So the final Ask Amy video edition of 2023 is a combo. Ask Amy walks down the aisle at Christmas.
So you get your Christmas questions and you get your wedding questions. And producer Jay went back and forth. He wove them in together. Also, yeah, Jay did not have decorations with him because he was actually in the building.
He was here in studio. However, I decked out my house for specifically this occasion. Ask Amy walks down the aisle at Christmas. Shouldn't we have decorations in here, by the way?
I'm just thinking now that it's December and usually the studio gets decorated kind of nicely. Usually. No, I just realized that. We got nothing. Are you ready? One more. Route 66. Now, is that too close to 6 and 6?
It might be. We can't use 6 and 6 twice and then use 66? That would be three sixes. Is it just alone or did he make out? Nah, he just put question mark on Route 66.
A bar. He did a sidebar on Route 66. Oh my gosh. You guys crack me up. So yeah, keep them coming. I might have to put hours up on Twitter just because people who aren't listening to the show, they're going to need to know the brainchild that we've been working on. And then there's quarterbacks.
Oh, just kidding. This is something I did a CBS Sports Minute on and we're going to keep watching it because I've got the running tally. Going back to this past weekend, Joe Flacco and Bailey Zappi made it 52 different starting quarterbacks this season. Mitch Trubisky we know is going to start barring some unforeseen injury to him. We know Mitch Trubisky will be starting for the Steelers in week 14. That's 53. What if C.J.
Beathard also starts? That could be 54. And if the Jets, I don't know if they will, but if they make another change at QB and start Trevor Simeon, that would be 55.
I'm pretty sure that's the record that we've never had 55 starting quarterbacks in a single season. And there's a long way to go. I hope it's not the case. I hope we get good news about Trevor Lawrence today. We'll be back for the Hump Show, but again, find the YouTube channel within the hour, a brand new video dropping. Thanks for playing with us. It was fun. We'll be back after hours with Amy Lawrence, CBS Sports Radio.
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