John Oehser

But fond memories, guys, fond memories.

Well, I think you alluded to what I was going to say, Kai.

You know, the phrase, a quarterback lifting a team, is really overused because only a few guys can do it.

This kid can do it.

And, you know,

If you, the most scary thing is how you can completely defend a play and then he can break two tackles and man his way into the end zone on a 40-yard run.

We've all seen the play against the Chiefs a couple years back, but he does that all the time.

That to me, Brian, is the X factor.

He's so strong and can run over defensive linemen.

Again, I go back to what I said at the beginning.

Everybody talks about players who can lift a team.

Only if you can do it, he may be the best in the NFL at doing it.

Yeah, they'll be favorites most of the year next year.

Look, it's fine.

It's probably good for this team.

They're underdogs.

As I wrote in the Ozone a couple times, I've never seen a point spread score a touchdown.

I've never seen it win a game.

Once the game's over, do you ever really remember maybe the Denver game when they were 13-point underdogs back in 96?

I can't remember what the spread was in any game this year.