Billy Gil

I was always an Xbox person.

My cousin was a PlayStation person.

So it worked out great because between the two of us, we had kind of like both consoles.

We had almost all the games covered.

So we didn't really miss out on all that much.

But looking back in retrospect,

I feel like I was on the losing end of that one.

I feel like PlayStation over the years has surpassed Xbox.

And people think more highly of the PlayStation, the PS5s, than they do the Xbox Ones or the Xbox 360, whatever the Xboxes are now, right?

So I'm wondering how they settled on an Xbox controller versus a PlayStation controller.

They also, in these stories, were sneaking in a lot of information and quotes by different coaches and broadcasters and all this stuff.

They're like, well, you know, it's because the one o'clock games have less cameras than the four o'clock games.

Yeah, less cameras than the Sunday night games.

It's like, why do we not have the same number of cameras at every game?

This seems like a very odd decision to make.

Like, well, you know, this is, you know,

this is the game with Spiro Ditas.

We're going to only give Spiro like three cameras to work with here as opposed to like a Joe Buck game where he'll have 87 cameras.

Like these are, these are things that I feel like we should be uniform.

And John kind of pointed that out and he's a hundred percent right.