Brandon Walker

So... If I went by what the two teams have done in the playoff, it has to be that, right? It has to be because Ohio State got the embarrassment against Michigan. Three weeks they heard how terrible they are, how big of a train wreck they are. And they came out and their play calling was different. Their attitude was different. Everything was better. They had fixed it. However, I wonder about this.

Ohio State now, by virtue of their two performances they put on, does the pressure now circle back around to get on their shoulders again? Because they had that pressure going into Michigan the last couple years. They've had that pressure, and Ryan Day traditionally doesn't do that great with pressure.

Ohio State now, by virtue of their two performances they put on, does the pressure now circle back around to get on their shoulders again? Because they had that pressure going into Michigan the last couple years. They've had that pressure, and Ryan Day traditionally doesn't do that great with pressure.

Ohio State now, by virtue of their two performances they put on, does the pressure now circle back around to get on their shoulders again? Because they had that pressure going into Michigan the last couple years. They've had that pressure, and Ryan Day traditionally doesn't do that great with pressure.

Now that they have shown they are unequivocally the most talented and the best team in this playoff, does the pressure come back, and then do they go into that shell again where their play calling isn't as aggressive, where their play calling isn't as down the field? I wonder about that. Otherwise...

Now that they have shown they are unequivocally the most talented and the best team in this playoff, does the pressure come back, and then do they go into that shell again where their play calling isn't as aggressive, where their play calling isn't as down the field? I wonder about that. Otherwise...

Now that they have shown they are unequivocally the most talented and the best team in this playoff, does the pressure come back, and then do they go into that shell again where their play calling isn't as aggressive, where their play calling isn't as down the field? I wonder about that. Otherwise...

If Ryan Day and Chip Kelly don't hold this team back, if they call plays the same way they've been calling plays, I think they win by two touchdowns. Breaking Moose.

If Ryan Day and Chip Kelly don't hold this team back, if they call plays the same way they've been calling plays, I think they win by two touchdowns. Breaking Moose.

If Ryan Day and Chip Kelly don't hold this team back, if they call plays the same way they've been calling plays, I think they win by two touchdowns. Breaking Moose.

You get a cow. You get a cow. Like that. Breaking Moose.

You get a cow. You get a cow. Like that. Breaking Moose.

You get a cow. You get a cow. Like that. Breaking Moose.

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I've watched a bunch of NFL games, but they play every Sunday still? Yeah, you're going to be here on Sunday, right? No, no, absolutely not. Okay. I know how many openings there are. How many Vrabel openings are there? Five. So are all the openings Vrabel openings? Yes.

I've watched a bunch of NFL games, but they play every Sunday still? Yeah, you're going to be here on Sunday, right? No, no, absolutely not. Okay. I know how many openings there are. How many Vrabel openings are there? Five. So are all the openings Vrabel openings? Yes.

I've watched a bunch of NFL games, but they play every Sunday still? Yeah, you're going to be here on Sunday, right? No, no, absolutely not. Okay. I know how many openings there are. How many Vrabel openings are there? Five. So are all the openings Vrabel openings? Yes.

Yeah. Okay. Jacksonville's not a Vrabel opening, right? They're not hiring Vrabel. They probably want to. Everyone wants to. Right, but you can't be a Vrabel opening if Vrabel would never get to you. He would pick another job before you pick that one, right?