Well, I did let Charlie asked a question.

That is not my fault, that Ryan looks like the deacon at church who always collecting for the building fund.

But don't never build nothing.

I do think that I do think that the Saints needed Mawr because we saw the Packers last night in snowy conditions, able to put up a ton of points and throw the ball as if they were indoors on the turf.

I think that is a real legitimate concern for most teams who are not comfortable playing outside or not accustomed to playing outside.

And they're gonna be able to score with the Packers in that situation.

So I think the Saints needed most.

I can really only realistically imagine two, maybe three teams out of respect for Tom Brady winning the NFC.

It's either the Saints, the Packers for the Bucks and the Saints in the Bucks.

I think would struggle struggle mightily, trying to score points in those conditions up in, um, Green Bay.

So I think the Saints needed the most because their quarterback seems to be the one who is his age in this situation in a way that he can't attack downfield and has rib injuries and could use that week off and could also I feel a lot more comfortable in the friendly confines down in New Orleans.

I don't think there's a question who needs it?

Maurin This division.

I think it's the Saints over everybody.

I think the Packers there are offensively driven team.

Their defense has been, uh, they have stars, really great playmakers, but inconsistent, I guess will be kind to with their defense has been.

But I think that they can go and go in New Orleans and have no problems scoring with the Saints in the Dome.

I think they could go down to Tampa Bay and not that they're not that Tampa Bay is in the running, but they could go just about anywhere and be able to score with just about anybody.

But I do think most teams would have trouble going to beat them in their homes.

That, to me, means the Saints needed the most because they're the only other.

I think realistic champion and NFC see Dom, you basically have just made all of my points and then picked the wrong team.

So you had the right line of faking.

But you were living.

You were making your decision out of fear like a kid on the third time saying, Candy Man in the mirror, That's not where we are your the Green Bay Packers.

You need to be number one.

And here's why you needed because you want all of those things you just said.

I want you to have to come to green bait.

I want you to have to try to throw the ball in this cold weather.

Did you see Aaron Rodgers last night after he picks up a first out, rushing the football, looking at one of the Tennessee Titans and smiling because he knows that playing there is different for him than it is from here?

For everybody else, he knows that I could cut this ball through the wind in a different way than Drew Brees can.

That Tom Brady candy?

Maybe everybody in the NFC aside off Russell Wilson can.

He likes that confidence.

He knows that Davante Adams.

You saw them kept zooming in on Davante Adams feet because dude could get down on that.

He did feel whether it's ice or not.

But then you look at the way that they could defend with Jay here on the outside, Kevin King on the other side during El Savage, one of your Maryland Turk boys becoming a star on the inside.

It changes the game for them, right?

Because now you could have that locked down coverage on the outside because other people don't run routes as well.

Their quarterback doesn't throw the football as well, and now the run game is different, too, right?

The thing I used to love when Troy would call me in about eight o'clock when he was on his way to pick me up from the hotel because we got to the game way to during early he'd be like are see, it's snowing, and what I knew was as long as it was snowing, people had to run straight.

As long as it was snowing, the running game looked a little different, and that's what the Green Bay Packers need.

And so it's not just about the fact that you don't want to go on the road because I think that the Green Bay Packers can go on the road and be fine.

It's the fact that you wanna make everyone else come through Lambeau the same way Seattle had to do last year before you had to go to the West Coast and face the team that can get sideways with Jet sweet motions.

Now come downhill with Isolde when they using use check.

Or they have George Kittle rotate to the backfield and now will be the lead blocker.

You don't want to see those things.

The game gets simpler offensively for everyone that comes through Green Bay, and that's what you need for this defense and your quarterback and you're wide receiver and you're running back.

They are better than everybody else in tough conditions.

And so for me, it's the Green Bay Packers, and not because I want to live in fear.

And I don't wanna go every work on, but because I know I'm don't more reliable, you know, you're you're lying right now.

You know the Saints need home field advantage.

I mean, there's a difference between need and want.

Yeah, Green Bay wants it.

Saints absolutely needed.

Here's the thing when you and you guys know this When you look at the two venues, they both have strengths, right?

Green Bay's venue is like You've got to come to the cold.

They're 20 and five when it's under 32 degrees with Aaron Rodgers and they blow teams out right, So that's That's the strength of theirs.

Well, the Saints was the crowd noise right?

You guys know playing down there is impossible.

That's not the case this year with the with what we're going on with the fans in the stadium.

And so there there, they're kind of the super power of the home field has been minimized a little bit.

Drew's got one road playoff victory one, and I promise you it's not happening when he's 40 years old on the road and 30 degrees weather in Green Bay.

And so that's why they need to be at home.

And if you look at it like this team before, I think two years ago in that miracle play against the Rams.

Not miracle, but like a new unfortunate play against the Rams.

And then last year with the Vikings going down there, they didn't lose at home with Drew Brees and Sean Payton, and so that's even been taken away.

That strength has been taken away a little bit.

Aaron Rodgers has got one loss at home in the playoffs.

One that's 2013.

So you're looking at like that's a complete strength of his, and that's a strength of Drew Brees.

I just don't see any Evan.

Instead, the Saints could go on the road, especially in Green Bay, and win playoff games.

That's why Green Bay wants it at home because it's a huge strength of their's in a benefit.

But New Orleans absolutely unequivocally needs this game at home.

Uh, I like so I guess it's so scary, bro.

Y'all scary.

It's not about It's not about being scared.

Here we go.

Let me let me lay it out to you.

I think Ryan in the first brought up candy man in this situation.

Aaron Rodgers is the name that you don't want to stay in the mirror three times.

That ain't the boy that you want to see in the NFC right now.

I bet you want RC.

We go to commercial.

I bet you won't go looking at here and say Aaron Rodgers, three times I dare you in.

It's not about being scared.

It's about the facts of the situation.

I can end this conversation with one simple question for you Ken or two questions.

I'm sorry, Ken.

New Orleans go into a snowy Lambeau and Win and Ken Green Bay go into a quiet New Orleans Superdome and win.

Answer those questions for me, Deacon Clark.

And after that, I want to see the books on O collect because something is this.

They both can happen.

It's more likely that Green Bay goes to New Orleans and wins because we've seen them already do it this year.