Sheil Kapadia

Ben Johnson is the villain we need.

He has some of the... It's the Sean Payton effect, I would say, where it's like he thinks he's God's gift to coaching football, but then you're kind of like...

Well, he might be awesome at coaching football also.

So he thinks so highly of himself, but then you're like, all right, I kind of understand why he does because he's really good.

So he's escalating this rivalry.

Fan bases don't like each other.

Same division.

And I look at just the makeup of the teams going into this game.

I trust both the offenses.

I trust both the play callers.

LaFleur and Ben Johnson are terrific.

I don't think either of the defenses are very good.

So I think we're going to get a close game.

We're going to see some points in this game.

And I'll tell you what, 11.30 comes around, Eastern time.

I'm watching that handshake.

I want to see what happens there.

If LeFleur wins, does he finally fire back and say something?

And if Ben Johnson wins, who knows?

I mean, he is a bit, you know, he took the shirt off in the locker room with the speech.