You sit in a pretty good game.

There was one thing I think you'd like to have back that in just a second, but the winner of this division is going to host a playoff game.

I am with you.

You have said before there are many people that have said If a division is this bad, do you certainly reward a team that wins this division with the home playoff game?

Especially when you're expanding the playoff field, making it even easier to get in?

Shouldn't you have to fight for the right or should you have to justify that?

I'm a big believer in the sanctity of the division, winning the division.

You play each division foe two times.

You're playing a division phone.

Week 17.

So the league is essentially said.

Not only do we think it's important, we're gonna make sure everybody plays a division phone Week 17 for the sanctity of the schedule.

Maybe it's old school.

Maybe it's traditionalist, but I do believe if you're going to make me play my division foes more than anybody else and make me end my season by playing a division foe, you are telling me there is important in winning the division.

No matter how bad you are, I guess you're in lockstep with me.

No matter who wins this division, they should host a playoff game, even if they have a far inferior record to the team that's walking in.

Absolutely, you know, take, for instance, the third team that comes out of division.

You get three teams that come out of the West and in the Rams or whoever.

Rams 40 Niners, Arizona, Seattle Whoever comes out of the Western or, for that matter, comes out of the South or any of those other divisions in the NFC in there in third place with a better record.

Do they deserve a home playoff game?

They didn't win their division.

They didn't win their division.

But let's say let's assume that they don't win enough games within their division.

But they win enough games overall to have a better record than somebody in the NFC East that won the division.

Do you allow them to have a home playoff game?

Hell, no.

Anyone The division this is we won our division.

I don't care if we five and 11 we want our division and for the purposes of context.

The Seahawks won the division at seven and nine and 2010 and this is when people don't talk about people mentioned Seattle all the time.

The 2014 Panthers won the division at 78 and one, so it wouldn't be truly E no.

But the difference is Seattle beat uh, New Orleans team that was heavily favored in a playoff game in a playoff game in their home stadium in their home stadium.

So that's why the Seattle thing is always talked about.

Opposed to the Carolina Panthers, that one at 781 right now.

Keep in mind with the Eagles tie.

They could certainly finish 17 1.

We'll have to wait and see if that is enough.

You mentioned Daniel Jones played pretty good football, but there was one thing we love talking about golf on the show, right key, tongue planted firmly in cheek.

A Mulligan.

Daniel Jones would love a Mulligan to do over on this play in the third quarter when it looked like he was wide open, ready to go and ready to put six out with G man, he Oh duh.

Hey, is key doing Boomer.

I'm sitting there last night.

I'm watching the game with some friends and we're talking about, you know, the game.

And he's a heavy eagle fan.

Big time Eagle fan and Daniel Jones breaks open, wide open and I'm like, Man, don't worry about that.

He's getting ready fall.

He's getting ready to fall to fail, and that's because his legs were running faster than him.

You know, it was like he was running so fast he couldn't control it.

I don't know where he got that boots from, and I'm sure in his mind he was saying the same thing.

He probably felt like he was on the treadmill.

That was on sports radio, W I.

P.

And we should quickly mentioned that he fell down about the 15.

His forward progress took him down to the eight yard line is like a slipping slide.

If you were like a kid, should have been an 88 yard touchdown.

It ended up being an 80 yard run and one big blooper, and a lot of the Twitter trolls from the NFL was just on top of him.

Uh, it was crazy.

Raekwon McMillan of the Oakland Raiders tweeted out Turf monster because usually that's what we call it when you fall and nobody's around you and you're running is just like the turf just jumped up and grabbed you out of nowhere.

And if you were watching the game on Fox last night, you saw they cut to his teammates on the side land.

They were all laughing at him.

It's all good.

A tough one for the Giants.

That's not all good.

If you die your show so right, that's fair.

Fair enough.

We'll see the Giants and Eagles again in about three weeks.

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