Billy Corben

Billy, that's a good contribution by you.

I'm not going to give it to you over the air, though.

I would like you to call him, though.

I'm going to send you his number right now because I do have questions.

But let's continue the conversation about the firm's handshake.

I'm not calling Jeff Conine.

I probably would have explained to you that throughout my life for deadpan humor in athletics, no one funnier than Jeff Conine about making people uncomfortable with his stoicism so that they think that he hates them when he doesn't hate them.

He just amuses himself by seeing discomforts like that.

So I would like to talk to Jeff Conine about whether he was thinking about you and your handshake in any way.

And if you could defeat him at the handshake, if he were trying, because his racquetball hands and baseball wrists are something that make his hands inordinately strong.

Forgive me, because Jeremy is a sideline reporter.

He's a professional broadcaster.

He's got credentials.

But Jeremy has not to date been someone with sources who breaks news.

I don't have that wrong.

I don't mean to underestimate you.

I want to talk about where the Dolphins are in a second, but before Pablo Torre comes on, and I want to talk a lot of football today because last night's was interesting.

Mike, I argued with you all of last season telling you that I thought Green Bay's defense was good only because their front four gets pressure without needing help, and now they have Micah Parsons.

So Jaden Daniels hasn't had that kind of pressure in his entire career, and that's what it looks like for all of them when that's the pressure, except for sometimes Lamar Jackson.

Certain guys are okay against that, but the Packers' defense was good before and added Micah Parsons.