And just like that, the Seahawks are on top of the NFC West. Just as we all suspected, we've got Monday Night Football, we've got reporters, Waverwire Day for your fantasy needs, and surfing lessons with Matt Money-Smith via Kundios People. Let's go. My goodness, Russell Wilson making his Broncos debut in Seattle with 12s. Maybe the loudest I've ever heard them, where he himself won a Super Bowl, where he himself spent the first 10 years of his career and then loses with the ball, not in his hands, 17 to 16 in true heartbreaking fashion. And the heartbreak for me is mostly for the Broncos fans, and we'll get into that. But let's talk about those Broncos. Cecil Lamb joining us right now. He covers the Broncos side of things for 104. Three, the fan in Denver. We go way back with fantasy football of, of course. But let's get right into it, Cecil. And Nathaniel Hackett, a new head coach pulling the bizarro-dable and taking the ball out of Russell Wilson's hands at the end of the game. How's that going over? Yeah, not going over real well, and Nathaniel Hackett in his debut. And what was a must win? I know it's week one, don't overreact, but I'm overacting. It was a must win for the Denver Broncos. It has been so awful here for six years, Kay. 11 different starting quarterbacks, and you're supposed to fix it with Russell Wilson. You're supposed to let him cook, and there's too many cooks in the kitchen because Nathaniel Hackett's doing the rookie head coach thing and not knowing how to finish out a game. You have Russell Wilson. You have three time outs. You have plenty of time. Let Russell cook. Let him win, let him win this game and let him do what Pete Carroll wouldn't let him do, which was cook.  I'm so upset I can't even talk. Yeah, I get it, I get it. Or get your future for this guy, let him go out there and win your game. Okay, well, let's, okay, I'll say this. You know what else? I was thinking about Broncos fans this morning, a tortured fan base of late. There's a whole, you don't have a quarterback thing, and then when you finally get when you take the ball out of his hands like you're saying, there's also the frustration. One of the, the one things about Vic Fangio that was criticized, probably the most, was his inability in end game situations to sort of manage what's going on. And then you think, oh, maybe we have a different change of pace and we got this let's ride mentality and it doesn't happen. So it's super frustrating. I will say, I let, you know, this was an emotional game. We could almost throw this one out potentially, right? So I liked the connection with Judy, seeing some of those things happen. What are your thoughts as we go forward with the Broncos? Yeah, as you go forward with the Broncos, learn from your mistakes and move on, but know that in the AFC, you don't have any room for error. Like the end of the schedule gets really difficult when you face the Chiefs twice, you know, when you're facing teams like the Ravens, the Titans later on in this season, you've got to be able to get it done better. The Colts coming up in week five, that'll be a tough game. So learn from these mistakes, move on, but let Russ cook. And listen, if you're Nathaniel Hackett, you're happy fun coach, right? Well, maybe know how to motivate your guys differently without being happy fun.   We know he's doing that company man thing that he does, which is why we love Russell Wilson. And everyone's like, oh, of course he did, but I think he should get some credit for not, you know, he could easily come out and say, I wish I had the ball in my hands. I know a lot of quarterbacks that are great and have won Super Bowls who would say the same. So I liked that they're at least on the same page. And I know how much affection, and to use the word affection as a coach for a quarterback, I spoke to Nathaniel Hackett about this when the move happened and he's like, it's Russell Wilson. And I kept playing that in my head last night, trying to fall asleep where he was so excited, almost like in a fanatical way as a fan. Like it's Russell Wilson. I get to go play with this toy. And this is the guy who was hanging out there in Roger's year and year out. So I was surprised that that was the decision they make. And then the whole time out thing was absolutely brutal, but we're going to take some positives away from this performance. And we're going to hear you lament about it, Lambie, over on 104.3, the fan in Denver. Thank you so much for being here on the show. I want treats from Denver fans. I know you are feeling some kind of way this morning, at, up, and Adams, or me, of course, at, hey, K Adams. And maybe we'll make you feel better. Maybe we'll get some of your tweets on the air as we look at the Seahawks side of things, which I actually find to be more compelling and interesting because I love an underdog story as we welcome in Seahawks beat writer for the Tacoma News Tribune. Welcome to the show, Greg Bell. Greg, how are you? Well, good morning, I see. Yeah, you're a little different than Cecil Lambie on the other side. How are you feeling this morning? Well, I'm not a fan, actually, I'm from Ohio. I'm a Steeler fan. I was born and raised outside of Pittsburgh, but the city is completely different than they thought they'd be this morning. They weren't expecting Geno-Smith to go 17 for 18, who was, Smith probably wasn't expecting that, 13 completions in a row to start the game, two touchdown passes. He was out playing Wilson into the third quarter, and then Wilson started taking over, I thought. He was taking advantage of the blitzes and the pressure that Seattle was trying to bring, throw it to where the blitzers were coming from. And they really did, Denver had the upper hand, except for two plays near the goal line, that the crowd affected the game, okay? There's no other ways about it. 100%. And Chenna and Woussu got off the snap and beat the tackle outside on both plays. They, Denver fumbled on the goal line because Denver had to go to a silent count the entire game because of the noise. And Chenna and Woussu, the outside linebacker, came in from the Chargers this offseason. I thought won the game with those two goals. He was so good. Incredible performance by Woussu. Okay, so let's talk about the, you know, how the players are sort of reacting, where we go from here with the Seattle side. It's maybe not repeatable for Juno Smith, but I would absolutely champion a nice resurgence for this quarterback who everybody wrote off. It's very hard to rewrite your history in the NFL. Eight years since he last had his full time getting, Barack Obama was the president. TikTok hadn't even been invented yet, okay? Last time, Juno Smith was a quarterback. He said last night he felt validated, but that he always felt validated because of his work and how he stuck with it and he knew he'd get another chance. But as I said, it was way above his and everybody in Seattle's expectation, in Pete Carroll's expectation, he would start 13 for 13, 17 for 18 passing and two touchdowns. They were running the ball early enough, well enough to set up play action pass and do the things Seattle wants to do. Their defense was swarming and playing well enough to keep that lead. I thought it was really important, Kay, that Seattle got the lead early to take advantage of the crowd noise and the advantage that they had started. And they scored three and a half minutes into the game on Juno Smith, a really good play by Smith that looked like he was taken off to run avoiding pressure and right before the line of scrimmage flips a little pass out to the tight end, real distly for the touchdown. And so three and a half minutes in, all the booing that had started two hours before kickoff continued. And because Seattle played from the front, the entire game, the noise stayed that way and the intensity stayed that way. Denver never let in that game. And I think that contributed to how loud and it was as loud as the 2014 season. It fell loud. It really was. I've been in that stadium for every game the last decade and that was the loudest in eight years I've been. Were you surprised about the booing? How'd you feel about the booing? I was surprised at the intensity and there were a lot of Broncos fans in the stands. You probably saw it on television. There was a lot of orange in the lower deck but I was surprised about how intense and how sustained it was. I mean, the first fans in the game at 315 Pacific time yesterday, two hours before kickoff, they were booing Russell Wilson. He was sweat clothes just going through early pregame. Look, there'll be a time K when he comes back and he'll be in the ring of honor and he will get honored. Absolutely. And there are a lot of people that aren't football fans that appreciate Russell Wilson, people at Children's Hospital where he went every Tuesday for 10 years and the families that he affected there and the academy that he started in South Team County. And I could go on and on and rightly so of what he's done here, both on and off the field, the only Super Bowl champion quarterback. He will be honored for that and he will always be in Seahawks history, the best quarterback. Last night was not the time for that. And there were always 16 NFL games. You have the competitive part of Pete Carroll. That's why he basically dared the fans to boo because you gotta win games and have the opportunities to beat him on his first game back after he basically engineered his way out of it. It's a compliment. They didn't want him to leave.  And I think all will be well when he eventually decides to hang it up and takes his victory tour, which he deserves for what he's done, did there of course in the community as you so eloquently mentioned and on the field. What did you make of the, you know, did you see Pete Carroll in him? I was watching very closely. I like the drama I do, I'll admit it. I didn't see any interaction between those two. Anything, any other insights that you saw? I saw the embrace from DK Metcalf, of course. I know that Gino Smith and he had a close relationship as Gino's been there since 2019, watching him and now taking over. So it was beautiful to see that, a sign of respect, but there were some weird tweets going around from, you know, Richard Sherman and Doug Baldwin. What did you make of that? Well, on the field after the game, you're right, Kate, at least six, eight Seahawks hugged Russell Wilson. What Wilson talked briefly, very briefly with Pete Carroll right at the end of the game. Okay. There's a bunch of cameras around him and I asked Carroll what he said to Wilson and he said, nice game. And it was added in that brief. He hugged Quandre Diggs and Doug B. Gait Metcalf. He congratulated Tyler Lockett for getting engaged this past weekend.  It was extended and it was, there were a lot of people talking to him. It wasn't like he was persona non, brought it out there or not there. After the game, Wilson said, yeah, winning matters and this game matters and I wanted to win, but friends matter too. And that's hard for fans of course to understand because they root for the Jersey and the Seahawks colors and how dare he spurn us and go to Denver. That doesn't mean that Pete Carroll and D. K. Metcalf and Tyler Lockett are going to quit liking a guy that they spent so much time on and off the field for 10 years. So right after the game on the field was emblematic of that. One thing I do want to mention that you brought up with the previous guest, that end game was inexplicable and the Seahawks could not believe it and were so thankful that they didn't have to defend Wilson for five yards with the game in line. They were, Carroll said he was, he couldn't, he was totally surprised. And Wilson said he was shocked and perhaps it's, well, perhaps they didn't trust him in that situation. But to just have Wilson standing there, your $250, $4 million quarterback and let 40 some seconds go off the clock with three time outs, a 64 yards field goal. Okay, that would have been the second longest successful field goal. I hear everybody saying, and I keep looking for the opposite take. I keep looking, you know, every, was there any reason that this would have been the right decision or the right move and I can't seem to find that one. So you're with everybody on that one, but I appreciate the Seahawks enjoying that. And we'll see, are they a playoff team?  I think the defense is where I have some questions, but either way, if Russell Wilson bounces back after this win, what a story and takes the Broncos to the promised land or if the Seahawks keep things going, unheralded and untalked about all off season, I'm here for both. Greg Bell, a Seattle beat, or Seahawks beat writer for the Tacoma, and Mr. Green, we appreciate you for joining us. Listen, the Broncos blew a bunch of opportunities in this one. 12 penalties for 106 yards. And I credit the 12s for that as we're hearing how loud they were out there. I liked the Judy connection with the Broncos. I'm trying to make some happy things happen here. Javante, I liked that, Javante Williams. I liked seeing him getting in the mix in the passing game as well. That's a little bit new. So there's some things to be excited about that. They had opportunities in this game and it didn't pan out. Now, I feel for Broncos fans because the whole Vic Fangio thing. I already sort of went into that. They haven't had a great quarterback in a long time. All of that, let's wait. I do think the emotions were so high on both sides. You saw all of the post game stuff after. So we just sort of have to let that settle and see how it goes. But the real bright spot here is just to stop for a minute and sometimes you just have to celebrate what just happened and that's what you know. Tana Hill's second act, question mark. Chef's kiss, I'm here for it. He was near perfect to start the game. 23 of 28, 195 yards, two touchdowns. Going back to last year, over his last five games, he had thrown seven touchdowns, just one interception and he'd completed over 70% of his passes with those receivers and with that run game, when I told you guys about Rashad Penney and how we'd start running and how they used him, I'm not convinced they won't be competitive in the NFC. I mean, they run the West right now after one game. He's been there since 2019. Gino knows these receivers. Gino knows this offense. They're going to run more. So if he can bring this sort of efficiency, I'm totally here for that. Now I have questions about their defense. I would keep an eye on the Seattle squad though and I do in fact love this for them. I was in New York in the Gino Smith era and how that went wrong. It is really hard to pull a Tana Hill and go from a Miami, break right, have a good offensive court. I mean, Pete Carroll seems happy. It seems like Gino wants to listen and sort of be part of that offense and do all the right things. And it's a really refreshing thing to see. As to Russell Wilson, I will not count him out ever. Emotional week one, that only means he can go up from here. As you bring in a very special guest, a former NFL quarterback with the Jets and the Seahawks, hey! Currently, let me get this right, Russell Wilson's full-time personal quarterback coach. Jay keeps, how are you? Kay, I'm doing great. How are you? I'm so good. Okay, so let's just start here. How does one become a Super Bowl champion's personal QB coach? Well, actually it was a unique situation where I was Russell's backup for two years in Seattle, was on and off the roster and competing with each other in the meeting room. And obviously we got very close, got to see what I was all about and I get a random phone call after I'm done and says, hey, I'm putting you on a flight, come see me out at UCLA. I didn't know what it was for and it was to put him through an impromptu workout and I've been his guy ever since for five years now. So it's been really fun to work with him to have that close relationship in the off season, in season and we've seen a lot of fun times together, a lot of low lights, a lot of high lights and it's exciting times in Denver right now and obviously this was a tough loss last night but they'll bounce back and they'll be better for it. Okay, so what were his emotions like coming into this game? You know, honestly, Russell was very calm. Russell was very calm, he was very excited about the opportunity to go back to Seattle and obviously you talk about the personal aspect of things, the revenge game, all this kind of stuff and Russell really wasn't in that mindset. It was more about trying to play a clean game, trying to handle the emotions. He knew the crowd was gonna be rowdy, he knew he wasn't gonna walk into a standing ovation and he knows Pete Carroll and the way that that organization is run and so this wasn't gonna be a playoff like environment and I think understanding that it was gonna be that way out of the gate was really important to try to handle, try to grasp for not just him but everybody involved and I think ultimately they didn't handle it as well as they would have liked to obviously with the 12 penalties that you saw but there's a lot of good stuff to take away from this K and a lot to build off of. Tell me what you saw that you liked. What I saw what I liked was honestly the running game I thought was really good with Melvin Gordon and Givante Adams. They had over five yards per carry. I really enjoyed seeing that. I thought the protection for most of the night was fantastic and honestly you're starting to see some of the connections that develop.  Cortland Sutton, doing a really good job in scramble situations.  Albert O, a guy who is taking over for Noah Phant who's extremely talented. I thought he played a fantastic game. He gets Givante Adams going in the running game and in the passing game. So I thought there was a lot to take away from and honestly K, one of the other things was you knew that the crowd was gonna be crazy and unfortunately the Seahawks got a big and so the crowd stayed in it all game long. You would have liked to have taken the crowd out from the very jump that wasn't the case. So you're playing in a playoff environment all the way down to the wire. And I thought that the Broncos, if you look at the second half, the defense settled down, the offense really started to get going and really started to take control of the game. But take me into his head. So we're talking about the booing. He knew we had to be calm. He went in there, tried to execute. There's only someone she can control of course and he can't control the 12s and they were really rambunctious. How does booing affect him? Knowing what you know about him is some people use it for fuel.  How does Russell handle stuff like booing? I mean, he doesn't take it into account of one way or the other, okay? In his mindset, his mindset is all about neutrality. It's not about trying to overblow the situation. So a lot of people will take the cheering or the booing and as you said, use it as motivation for Russell. He is able to do things mentally that I think very few human beings can do where they can take a lot of the emotion out of the game and they can just focus on the play moment to moment. And so I know it was emotional in terms of going back and not being in a Seahawks uniform anymore. He wanted to finish his career there. That was his lifelong goal. It just wasn't the right thing to do at that time. Seeing all of his teammates, but really Kay, for him when he gets in game mode, being a quarterback in the room with him, on the field with him, he can do things that no other person can, in my opinion, which is quiet all the noise and just really focus on moment to moment. And if you watch him play, he does get hyped in big moments, but typically his affect is very still. And that's because he is really, truly focused on the play, the moment, and he's working through that mentally. I need him to teach me that. He's done that his entire career. Do you teach that? Can I hire you as my quarterbacks coach to figure that out? I don't know if I believe you entirely.  It's amazing that he's able to remain disciplined and steady through those moments, though even though I can't imagine they don't affect him a little bit, as I can't imagine that this decision at the end of the game isn't going to affect him. And he's an amazing leader. He's an amazing presence. So he's going to say everything's fine, like hack, it's decision. They took the ball out of this quarterback's hands. They brought in this quarterback to shine in these big moments. Your thoughts on that from Russell Wilson's lens and perspective. I think anytime you're quarterback, of course you would like to have the ball in your hands as those moments. I don't think any quarterback would tell you any differently, Kay. If you look at the explanation of what hack it gave, what Russell Wilson gave, there's a lot of trust that is put into Brandon McManus there. And a lot of people can question that decision. And I think when you don't come up with the result, rightfully so. But they very much looked to Brandon McManus and said, what's your range? Where are you good from? And he gave that answer to them. And they went off of that. So I think that those are moments that you can look back on and reflect. But I think they kept it as simple as that in their thought process. And everybody else might not be able to fully understand that when you have Russell Wilson in fourth and five and he's driving and the defense is tired in that moment. But I think they really kept it as simple as that. Jake Heaps, we appreciate you so much. I'm sure you spoke to Russell Wilson after the game. Did he say anything about what was his mentality after if you did? Yeah, his mentality after the game really truly is about learning and growing from this moment. I mean, Kay, I don't know if anybody can walk away from the game and say that the Seahawks were truly the better team. When you're 0-4 in the red zone and you don't execute it in the red zone the way that you should, that's the game. It's just simply the game right then and there. And so there's an unfortunate missed opportunity and Seahawks are feeling really good today and last night, but there is a whole season to go. And that is what this is all about. Taking the learning moments out of these games and progressing and moving forward. And this is a franchise in the Denver Broncos who have had a lot of winning but not recently. What do people get wrong about? And so how do you take those moments and build off of it? Totally, quickly. What do people get wrong about Russell Wilson? He's for some reason very polarizing, especially after last night, it was more apparent than ever. What they get wrong about? I think that when you talk about, as you said, Kay, when you were saying, I don't know if he can really truly do that. If he doesn't get emotional. I think that there's the buildup leading towards the game. And I think that there's a different mindset of who he is and how he trains his mind for the game. And I think Russell is really truly who he is, how he portrays himself. And a lot of people doubt that for whatever reason they don't view it as genuine and Russell is a very genuine guy. I think that's number one. And I think the other thing is that, with the discourse that happened in Seattle over the last two years, Kay, I think that there's been some question marks about, is Russell a team guy? And I think that if you saw this guy work, if you saw the hours that he put in behind the scenes with his teammates, all those different things, I think that everyone would have a very, very different view. I think that there was just over the last two years, you're trying to get figured out where the best place is for you in the next decade of your career. And so it got a little bumpy at the end. Little bumpy, but it always got a whole year, like you said, to sort of write the ship at least in people's perceptions and figure it out. Thank you so much, Jay Keepsby. Appreciate you, congrats on all the success. And we'll talk to you soon. We will be back on Up and Atoms. I've got Weber Wire ads for you. Matt Money-Smith is in studio. Am I wearing a, what do you call this thing? A wetsuit under my clothes right now? I am, in fact, we'll be back. All right. Oh, I love this moment between he and DK, he and Gina Smith. We'll be back after this. That's it. Week one is in the books. Of course, there were some injuries. You want to tweak your roster a little bit. It's time for something I like to call Pick Me Up. That's right, Weber Wire grabs. Let me ask you something. Do you know who's only owned and rostered in 3% of leagues right now? And then at Phil.com, Carson Wentz and hell, pick up John Dobson while you're at it. Wentz looked awfully comfortable on Sunday, three to 13 yards, four touchdowns, third highest scoring quarterback. He was a top three fantasy quarterback this week. What's behind only Mahomes and Josh Allen?  I looked at the schedule, it looks pretty good. Lions, Eagles, Cowboys up ahead. If you lost, one deck press got scooped up Wentz. By the way, that's not the only mention of Wentz in the show, so don't worry about that. All right, let's move it along here. Curtis Samuel, yeah, we're staying in Washington, baby. One of his favorite targets on Sunday, racked up eight catches, 55 yards, 11 targets. He had a touchdown as well. He also ran the ball four times for 17 yards, which we love. He finished top 15 at Wide Receiver in PPR leagues. And I think if he continues to get that kind of volume and he should, he is worth having on your roster. On your roster. Let's just look at my Washington peeking through here. All right, Jalen Warren. Okay, here's the deal. Najee, as I pointed out, I'm worried about Najee. Well, listen, he's battling through this Liz Franck. He downplayed it. Week one, let's be honest, it's a ready concern. So he didn't look right Sunday. 12 touches, just 26 yards. He had to leave the game. You know, there's a report saying he is good to go. He'll play against the Patriots this weekend. I'm gonna just go ahead and say, let's just prepare for the worst case scenario. Scoop up his backup. He's an undrafted rookie. Jalen Warren out of Oklahoma State. He played on 37% of snaps on Sunday and I think he's the guy, and he is the guy if Najee does miss time and I expect him to. All right, more running backs for you because I love you guys. 49ers backfield, let's do it. Jeff Wilson and Tyrianne Davis Price. That's right, not Tyrionne. He's not of Westeros fame. But these are the two guys you want because Elijah Mitchell, of course, slated to miss two months with that spring MCL. Shanahan loves to run the ball. I don't love playing any of this backfield because of his Shanahanigans that he does in the backfield, but Jeff Wilson started four times last year. Guess what he averaged in guards per game? 73 total and two touchdowns. So third round pick, Tyrianne Davis Price out of LSU in active Sunday, because he doesn't play on special teams, but given that he was the second player on the nine or selected in the draft this April, I think they're probably gonna give him some opportunities at some point. Last but not least, let's go to the Chargers. Why not, shall we? Josh Palmer, this is an easy plug and play. Keenan Allen, banged up. Look his way, second year receiver for the Chargers. Quiet week one, but because Keenan is out and because of the game that Keenan missed last season where Palmer had five catches for 66 yards and a touchdown on seven targets, he is a must own in fantasy leagues. That felt good. Yeah, so we're going Washington heavy. We got little Jalen Warren insurance for Najee Harris. We're going worried about backfield and not that excited about in San Francisco, but of course one of them's gonna go off. It's never gonna be the one you play. Never that, but at least you can give yourself that migraine. This entire backfield should be sponsored by Excedrin, in my opinion, and Josh Palmer as a wide receiver. All right, we've got more to get to on the show. Up next, some power rankings with one Matt Money Smith. Let me just, oh let me see, I really liked that part of the fantasy football season where I was drafting and full of optimism. Okay, sure, we'll be back. Oh Los Angeles, I don't love you, at least not yet, but I'm trying to love you in an effort to do that. We welcome in Matt Money Smith, one of my faves, the voice of the Los Angeles Chargers and the host of Petros and Money on AM570 here in LA. You're a busy man, but you've got time to kick it with me. Yes, I do, and see that out there, the whitewash? That's what we're gonna get you started in. Too many people, they charge the wave, they get their soft top, they get too deep, they hit the peak, and next thing you know, they're flipping over and they never wanna swim. You didn't want me to wear this, the entire show, because you thought I'd cook, because it's a two, three, four? The three, two, full suit, and it's, but look, you know what, that's your first lesson. Did I put the wetsuit on the right way? I think I did.  I don't think going on, I'm just a TV professional, and I knew that two minutes and 30 seconds wouldn't be enough to get this bad boy on my body. All right, here's the deal. Power rankings, upsets this past week, and take me through what you got. Yeah, so let's get started with the top one through eight, not much change here. You have the bills, the chiefs, and the Chargers, all of them, dominant offensive performance, dominant defensive performance. That's why they're the top three, even though they're all in the AFC. The Bucs were dominant defensively, still a little bit of a question mark in terms of the offense. Packers, we don't move them down that much. They lost 38 to three last year, and they had the best record in the NFC. So you were using, what happened last year, week one? Exactly, don't freak out, it's week one. And the Minnesota Vikings are up five, one of our biggest movers of the week in that top quadrant. We get to the second quadrant, their K, and well, you know what, let's just get into the Vikings because they're up five. Justin Jefferson's a cheat code. He's just a straight cheat code, and we know it's an offensive league, and until someone proves they're gonna be able to slow him down, Kevin O'Connell there, running that Kyle Shanahan offense. I call him an offensive-minded king. That works for me. That's what he is. That's a perfect way to end our great conversation on the Vikings. To the second segment here, nine through 16, big movers. Look at the dolphins there, up nine, our biggest mover of the week. I doubted them, K. What was I thinking? Mike McDaniel. Mike McDaniel picked up where Brian Flora's left off. The offense wasn't great. The running attack, sub three yards per carry. Too little shaky. Little bit shaky, but what did he do? He leaned on his defense. He kept it conservative, used his speed. The Bengals are down four. That offensive line gave up a 10% higher pressure rate than last year's average. I don't see the Steelers yet. You don't see the Steelers yet, but you're gonna see them right now. Okay, let's see. As we shift to the third board, you will see the Steelers. This is the thing about Mike Tomlin, right? Like, it is ridiculous what he does. We count him out. Mitch Trebisky is your quarterback. The offensive line's a mess. Now they're at 21, why? They sacked Joe Burrow seven times. They picked him off four, and they still probably should have lost that game. They just beat the AFC champions and you bumped him up two spots. I did, because they should have lost that game. It was a hurt long snapper that led to bad snaps, and yet the Bengals were in position to win that game.  Well, let's go to the next page. The next page? Yeah, there we go. Oh, this is our last page. There's your Bears, look at them. They're up four. I had them at the 32 spot. They are now up to number 28. Talk to me. Well, it was a monsoon, so you don't wanna put too much stock into it. It was a real messy game. Now, what I did like about their performance was, Matt Everfluse, he eased in Justin Fields. Hey, let's not get crazy. Yes, you're getting beat up by this defensive front, but we're not gonna overreact. And by the end of the game, Justin Fields made plays. He made winning plays. And I think that goes a long way for a young quarterback's confidence with a new coaching set. This is literally the most uncomfortable thing I've ever learned. It's choking me. What is the point of it? And then you have to get in the water and peel it off of your body. Well, after you get out. But you know what? Like I said, the first, look, the first lesson is a wild success, Kay, because you put the wetsuit on the right way. The zipper's in the back. LA, here I come. You are great. Talk to me about the Vikings. You have them over the Eagles. I don't know that I would do that. I think the Eagles were really impressive. Gritty win. What do you got? The defense let them down. The offense was exceptional. One of the best offensive performances we saw that we love with Nick Sirianna and Shane Steichen are doing with Jalen Hertz. However, defensively, they allowed the Lions to hang out. And I don't know how elite that Lions offense is. So when I think about that, look, it's Vikings Eagles. We did it. So we're gonna get that head to head this week. So the biggest riser was the Dolphins, as you said. The biggest faller was the Cowboys. Yeah, down 12. Look, Dak did not look great. I think the biggest issue is, why are you trading to Mari Cooper? He was on an affordable contract. He was their number one receiver. It allowed CD to be the two. Gallop to be the three. Now all of those kind of shifts. CD's gotta be the one. Gallop's gotta be the two. And it just doesn't look like it worked. It was four and a half yards per attempt. It was a mess. Riddle me this. How would a Jimmy G acquisition change your Cowboys projection for next week? Well, I think there's still the wide receiver issue, you know, and look, I don't think it's a Dak. I think Dak wasn't great, but we know he's the centerpiece. I'm suffocating myself in this. Well, I said it when I came, I was like, wait a minute, she got a full wetsuit? What did she do? But you're learning, you're learning how to move because you got a paddle in that thing. You got to get used to the neoprene, and at least. You're the voice of the judge, cool shoes. Oh, thank you, my Aquabats fans. Yes, Orange County punk rock. We love Christian, MC bat commander, not Christian. Well, you just make me cool. I'm completely out of fish out of water. I'm leaning on you to make me cool. Thursday night football, big one for you. Huge. Look, the Chargers defense did what they spent $215 million to do, and that's a dominated game after letting games get away all last year. Khalil Mack was all business. He is no joke, and he let everybody know that with three sacks, including the one that ended the game. Poor bears. I am happy for him, though. Yes. He was awesome. Yeah. I will ask you, Josh Palmer, I had as my windmire at. Love it. So remember, Keenan was out last year for one game, Josh. He had five catches on seven targets. There you go, CK, you're making me. All right. Let's surf out into the, what do you want to teach me here? Okay. Let's do like every week, let's do a little surfing in one lesson. So listen, we don't have to do anything. I look like I'm at PacSun, and I'm trying to like entice people and teenagers to come in. There you go. To the mall and like try on short shorts. Get some board shorts. We're not going to do nothing mechanical today. But what we're going to do is again, tip of the cap to you for putting the wetsuit on the right way. You bought the right wetsuit at three, two, and can be used for your round. Somebody make a pool wetsuit because like they're all just black.  You got a nice pattern. I want to be a, I want to be a highlighter out there. You look great with the other part. So the other thing is look behind it. Look in the monitor here. See that? See that crashing wave behind us? Yeah. That's where you want to start. Too many beginners try to paddle out and they want to get into a wave and they want to catch a line and get in the pocket and they get dusted. We're not going to get up and surf? Go ahead. Well here, well then you got to get on your stomach and you got to get on your stomach. So you got to get on your stomach. We'll be back after this. And you got to arch your back. So get your back. Get your back. Get your hands here. Right here. Oh my God. And then you get your burpee, right? You know what I was thinking of? What's that? I was like, let me make a bet with him and then I'll, if when I lose like I'll go in the water and I thought it through and I was like absolutely not. Now you're going.  Good form. I look cool. I look so cool. Bye. Listen, let me tell you about Fandall Casino while I take off his wetsuit. It's a new daily game. Jeff Schwartz joining us a little bit. It's free to play. Reward machine is a free game that gives players the chance to win up to $2,000 in casino bonus every day. All you got to do is log in daily and spin for a free chance at rewards. Fandall wants you to win, play reward machine for a free chance at every day wins over Fandall Casino. Let's bring in Jeff Schwartz. Shall we? He's a Caldy boy. He was born and raised in Santa Monica. This is not pleasant. The point of the wetsuit is you take it off when you're wet and it comes off much easier when it's dry. Now I'm too big to wear one. I'm just, this is what it is, but I know how to work. Jeff Schwartz in a wetsuit is a segment that needs to happen. That's what I think. I'm in, let's do it.   You are a sports betting enthusiast as well. So I'm gonna take a few of some matchups and tell me what your thoughts are and who you are taking particular interest in, my friend. Thursday night, just talked to the boys of the Chargers about it too. A couple of real high powered offenses, my friend. Who do you got? Chargers chief. I got Kansas City in this game, even though I probably would take the Chargers if it's a three and a half just to cover. Here's the thing about San Diego, well, Los Angeles, I guess the Chargers now, is that like they always lead me wanting a little bit more, right? Like the game on Sunday, they should have blown out the Raiders. But in the end, the Raiders had the ball driving down the field to go win that game. Kansas City did not leave me wanting more after week one. Yeah. 44 points, Mahomes looked great as expected, but more importantly, the defense is so much better this season now. They're without Travis McDuffie, most likely. The rookie corner who played well, but the pass rush is so much better. Chargers without Keenan Allen in this game, most likely as well. So injury's kind of even out and I'll go with Kansas City in this matchup. But I think the Chargers do cover this game, but I would take the chief straight up. Justin Herbert is two and two in his career against Mahomes. Both losses coming in over time. So real close, but you're making great points there. The Bucks are at the Saints. Saints beat them twice last year. Do you like the Saints' chances? No, they have Jamis Winston in quarterback and we saw them struggle against Atlanta. I just think they're not as good this season. I think people put too much stock or not enough stock, I should say, in the fact that they lost a Hall of Fame head coach in a Hall of Fame quarterback and I don't really put much into them. You know, coming back into Atlanta, Atlanta always does this. This is the MO of the Falcons and the Falcons might be the worst team in the NFL this season. So I like to come back great. Tampa Bay did not play particularly well, especially in the red zone against the Cowboys, but their defense is fierce. Their defense is really good. I think Jamis struggles in this game. I'll take Tampa to play better in offense than win this game on the road and cover. You can say what you want about Jamis and call him all the names in the book shorts. It doesn't change the fact that he is six and two as a St. Starter.   I don't know what that means. He went from a bottom of the barrel, if you will, receiver room with all the injuries and issues to one that's one of the most exciting ones in the league. Olave turned up Jarvis Landry making some key plays in big spaces. All right, Tua and Lamar go ahead to head in Baltimore. Ooh, this is a good one. Who you got? I'm gonna ride with the Ravens continually probably each week, man. They're just a tough team to play against because of their style of offense and unfortunately they've had more injuries left tackle again or their corners again out for the season. And they started very slow against the Jets but play much better in the second half of that game. The Dolphins, look, I get it. There's hype around them, but they were okay. This weekend it gets a bad Patriots team only 20 points, you know, efficient. I get that they had a fourth down, a long one on fourth down there to waddle but I'm riding with the Ravens until not. I just like the Ravens team, their makeup, Harbaugh, Lamar Jackson. I don't love the three and a half though. That hook is scary. I would advise you to never take a three and a half or seven and a half that scares anyone at any time but I would take the Ravens in this spot early on Tuesday. Now the Dolphins beat the Ravens 22 to 10 a year ago that of course the game that's, you know, where the season started to slip away from Baltimore Bengals take on the deckless Cowboys. Interesting one. Yeah. Yeah, again, the seven and a half isn't great here for the Bengals but there has to be the side in this situation, five turnovers on Sunday almost won the game. You can make the argument they should have won the game. They played their worst game of probably the season, a stinker and still had a chance to beat a Steelers team there that really couldn't do much on offense. Look at the Cowboys, even before deck went out of that game, where's the offense at? Like you had all off season to come up with this and understand there's issues at offensive line, issues at wide receiver, but now you don't even have deck in there. I and the Bengals have a big get right game this weekend, Cowboys really struggle and this one's not close. I didn't think Bengals win this one. I mean, it's a public plays can be but they win this one by three touchdowns. Well, Jen, I heard a lot about this new look offensive line you're the perfect person to ask to how concerned should I be with what we saw from the Bengals on Sunday? The Steelers defensive line is really good and that's part of it. I mean, what Wall was able to do and there is some concern. They look like an offensive line that took no reps together in the preseason, zero reps together the entire preseason. I do not understand teams doing this especially with new offensive lines and trying to find guys to Joe guess who plays their starters all preseason Kansas City does and they start fast every single season. Maybe that's the reason why. So I think they're going to take time with reps. They're going to be fine. Burrow takes a ton of sacks. It's kind of this thing now. It wouldn't be my thing if I was a quarterback. You need to get the ball out. They need to design an offense to get the ball out quicker. So it's not all in the offensive line. Such a perfect thing for you to say as an offensive lineman. First of all, you would never say it if you were an active offensive lineman. You would say you. Yes, we need to block better. What an NFL vet thing to say of like, oh, when I back when I played, we played four preseason games and did two. I was throwing up on the side.  Look, look, look at this past weekend. Look who started slow on offense. All the teams did not play any starters at all in the preseason. I'm not saying you have to play them the entire preseason. But look, the Rams, the Ravens, the Bengals, all these teams they played know the Packers and the Packers have other issues as well. They all started slow. There's a reason you need a little bit of live reps in the preseason. I will never come off of that take. I like, I like the take, especially with the O-line. Great matchup and Philly.  Vikings Eagles. Yeah. Man, this is, this is great. You know, Philadelphia, they have all the pieces, right? Offensive defense of lines. They obviously upgraded wide receiver. They got better at cornerback. But the Vikings, I know the Packers had their issues, but they did the same thing, right? Good upfront. May enough plays with Jefferson. Cousins does just enough each week, it feels like. A little disrespected at times with how good he is. I would probably lean, who, this was the toughest one so far this week.  I would lean ever so slightly to Minnesota here. Kind of just, I think all around better team at the moment, better quarterback. In Philly? In Philly, yeah. The home field advantage thing in the NFL is not as big of a deal anymore. Teams win on the road all the time. It's not, it's not as big of a concern in my opinion. It's college. College is still a thing and NFL not so much. Tell us about Russell Wilson last night. What are you talking about? That's a whole other story. But the fumbling of his running backs had nothing to do with them playing in Seattle. So, and his coach's decision to kick a 64-yard field goal had nothing to do with them playing in Seattle. He thought he was in Denver. So that had nothing to do with the game last night. Yeah. Why does the one-yard line hate Russell Wilson? I don't know. And the Broncos offense was really good. They averaged like seven yards of play. I think that people will look at this result and think that one team in Seattle played well. And they played well at times, but they allowed a ton of yards and didn't play very well off at the second half. Where Denver played well had bad turnover luck. Yeah, what a weird game. I can't wait to see what happens. We do such an emotional and you almost have to throw it away and see what happens. I'm here for it either way. Gino Smith, the great storyline. If he crushes it the whole way through, I would be amazed. And if Russell Wilson bounces back, of course, it leads his team to the playoffs. That would be great too. You have two quick bold predictions for us. Hit me. Well, I had this before the season. I feel like I'm even stronger in this. Denver did not make the playoffs. I don't quite understand the excitement around a first time head coach who when given his own offense in Jacksonville was not very good.  And they're in a super tough division with, guess what? The best coaching quarterback operation in the NFL. A young up and coming coach at Brandon State with an incredible quarterback in Herbert. I think Carr is underrated. We know McDaniels can coach obviously, not so well as first head coaching stand. I never got this Denver hype in my opinion. And last night kind of proved to me, they're just not ready to be a playoff team. The other one that I saw today that I'm kind of surprised by, aimed to read for coach of the year is plus 4,000, plus 4,000 guys. Coach of the year goes to most often coaches that win 11, 12, 13, 14 games and kind of, you know, good storylines. What better storyline then? Tyree kills gone. Everyone didn't think we were good. And the homeless those were 5,000 yards. We win 13 or 14 games. And we're the one seed again. Like to me, plus 4,000 feels like a great value for a coach who we know is gonna win 11, 12, 13 games. It's well said. Great analysis by you. And I think I learned a little in that segment, which is what we want as I'm being introduced into this world of sports betting.  So I got to get out of here. We appreciate you. And we'll talk to you a little bit later. Listen, I'm gonna shed some light on some unheralded performances or some things that I really love from week one to wrap up the show after this. Honestly, I'm dying. Matt Money Smith was right. Don't wear wet suits in studios under hot light. So I mean, who knew? Who knew? Did I buy a car yet? Of course I didn't. So I will invite you to take a shot at some free prizes like this bad boy. Take a look at this, Vandal and GMC. All you got to do is answer questions about this week's action on the gridiron. The more you get right, the higher you move up the mountain. It's like the price of his art game. With the mountain goat thing. Remember what I'm talking about? Bob Barker days? I don't know. All right, it's the GMC Sierra Mountain Climber. And you can win it and you can reach the summit. If you do, we can get a share of $10,000 in prizes. All the details over at fandual.com to enter. So the week is wrapped. And there are some things we didn't really get to talk about, some performances that sort of get swept under the rug. They were brilliant performances that deserve the Hollywood-like spotlight. So it's called Hit the Lights. I asked for a ton of nominations. And so we had a lot of those come in. Saekwon Barkley, that's a really good one. It's very hard to not give him this award from an emotional perspective. This is someone who embraces adversity and all of that. So we love ourselves in Saekwon Barkley. That's a good one. I got a lot of Justin Reid. Conrad, we'll bring you on here. Do you like the Justin Reid choice here? How do you not like Justin Reid here? It's for the brand. In the voice of God now, what's happening? Where is Conrad? What's, I'm sorry?  There you are. I'm right here. It is the voice of God, but who wouldn't love Justin Reid? What did I tell you about that background? Of course, him doing what he did. Then we have Khalil Mack, which of course, three Saaks, we loved that. That was great. But the winner, I'm gonna say, and you guys, I feel like the production staff wasn't behind me on this one. It's Carson Wentz. Yes, Carson Wentz. Hit the lights, hit the spotlight on this character. 313 yards and four touchdowns in his commander's debut. His first game there against the Jaguars. The latest chapter in honestly, what might be the most unique path we've ever seen from a quarterback.  Just remember how a season ended last year. That devastating loss, week 18, they were knocked out of the playoff fixture by, said Jag. So this was a different looking, Carson Wentz. It's something to keep your eyes on and we should definitely respect the fact that he fits in that offense, the RPOs, the trust in that talented group of receivers. Carson Wentz, hit the lights.


Good morning, everyone. I know we've still got some people coming in. Guten Morgen. Bonjour. I have to use all of them. Welcome to Cloud Foundry Basil Edition. Thank each and every one of you for being here. We're so excited to be in Switzerland this year and hang out with all of you here. So thank you. Before we start today, I have to give a shout out to all of our amazing sponsors that make this possible. Pivotal and SAP and SwissCom, thank you for allowing us to have this event space, the food, and an opportunity to bring everyone close together. Today, I'm going to talk about Cloud Foundry, the momentum in our community, and some big announcements we have coming up. But first, I wanted to ask each and every one of you to think big. In the 1800s, Barron had the idea to fundamentally change logistics and transportation in the transcontinental United States. But it wasn't their idea that made that happen. It was the thousands of creators, the engineers, the architects that fundamentally changed the landscape of the United States, or a little bit later in the early 1900s, when an architect had the idea to build a bridge connecting Marin County with San Francisco and helping people that were previously coming only by boat to be able to drive and connecting those two cities. While an architect had the idea, it was the thousands of creators, engineers, architects that made that possible. It was those creators that made the Golden Gate Bridge one of the modern marvels of the world it is today. So you see where I'm going with this. Let's take it to a more recent past. In 2007, the iPhone came out. And that was really cool and really interesting. And it was fun. You could take photos. You could text. But that's not what made it really interesting. It was 2008 when the app store came out. And the applications that were written by the thousands of developers fundamentally changed the role the smartphone played. How many of you here have a smartphone? How many have two? Exactly. Today, I would rather lose my wallet than lose my phone. Because with my phone, I can check in for my flight. I can find the next bus, the next train. I can order food. I can order groceries. I can do everything on that. I can pay bills. I do everything on my phone. And that's because of those developers that created those apps. Those applications have fundamentally turned the platform into the invaluable technology that it is to each and every one of us today. So I'd like to posit that developers are the heroes of this story. It's the developers. Each and every one of you that are fundamentally changing the role technology plays is fundamentally changing each and every one of your organizations. We often call it digital transformation. And I know that we've used this word a lot, and some of us are probably sick of hearing about it. But it doesn't change the fact. Each and every organization are finding ways to be more innovative, be more responsive to customers, fail faster. They're asking their organizations to be more innovative, leveraging software to change the entire business. One of my favorite examples that are representative of digital transformation is the banking industry. And I like this one because it is the most tangible, and it impacts each and every one of us every day. Five years ago, if you told me, I would be doing 100% of my banking on my phone, I would have laughed. But yet, here we are. I do all of my banking on my phone. I deposit checks, transfer money, send money to friends, pay bills. I do all of that on my phone. And that's possible because my bank wrote an app that sits on my phone. And that small application represents so much more because it changes the way that I engage with my bank and it changes the way my bank thinks about technology because that software represents a way for them to be connected to me in new ways. But it also represents a fundamental change in that bank. You don't just put an app on the phone and let it sit. How often do we update them? Sometimes every month, sometimes every week, there's constant updates to applications. And so that small app also represents my bank investing in continuous delivery practices, agile practices. They're adding in feedback loop with me as a customer. How do they iterate on that application? So that small app represents a fundamental change for my organization, my bank's organization, and many that are like that. For my bank, it's an opportunity for them to rethink how code is written, deployed, and iterated, and continuously changed over time. But it also represents a way for them to rethink how systems are managed, secured, and then scaled as these applications gain and usage. Each of these organizations that are leveraging software in new ways want to give their developers that freedom to create. To give each and every one of you the opportunity to get an idea and get it out into the market as quickly as possible. So earlier this year in June at the last summit, we announced that Kubo had been formally donated to the Cloud Foundry Foundation by Google and Pivotal. As a refresher, Kubo is Kubernetes on Bosch. And it combines those two amazing technologies to bring together the opportunity to run your applications and containerize workloads in new ways. Well, today I want to announce that we're renaming that. Kubo is now going to be known as Container Runtime. And Container Runtime offers you the opportunity to run those containerized workloads within Cloud Foundry. But more importantly, run them alongside what was formerly the Elastic Runtime and is now going to be known as Application Runtime. So running those two, Container Runtime and Application Runtime and Tandem, supported by Bosch, is part of the open source Cloud Foundry. This allows you to leverage Cloud Foundry but still have the opportunity to have the right tool for the right job. So as we think about giving developers that freedom to create and giving developers the opportunity to take an idea and get that to market as quickly as possible, that's where we come up with Runtime. And now you have the opportunity to use the right tool for the right job all within Cloud Foundry. But the coolest thing about Cloud Foundry is that it's open source. We're here at an open source conference. And what does that mean? Open source means that we're able to bring together diverse people from diverse organizations to drive real innovation. And I want to take a minute to step back and really talk about what that means to me. Diversity is important. Diversity and inclusivity are important in an open source community because it's important to hear every voice from everyone in the community. But more importantly, that's where the innovation happens. We cannot innovate and truly drive the best of breed technology without having every voice around the table. So as we think about the potential we have both as an open source technology but as a Cloud Foundry community, we have the potential to allow many voices to be heard to really make sure that Cloud Foundry is the best of breed technology. So we bring together the Runtime, the container Runtime, the application Runtime to allow the developers to take an idea to market as quickly as possible. Combine that with open source, the opportunity to bring together diverse minds to drive real innovation. Together we get Cloud Foundry. Now I'm going to transition here for a little bit to talk about our users. We just completed a user survey a few weeks ago. And I'm so thrilled to say that we had nearly 800 users respond. And that survey represents more than just an opportunity to talk about all the amazing work you're doing as users. But it also gives us as a community insight into what people use Cloud Foundry for, what's valuable, what is the importance of it, and what are we going to do with it next. So I grabbed a few snaps of some of those results, and I wanted to share them with you today. Who uses Cloud Foundry? Well, 49% are large enterprises, which is not surprising. But what was also exciting was to see that 39% of users are small and medium businesses. So there's power in Cloud Foundry to hit every organization and enabling every organization to have that platform for developers. We've also seen a significant change in the community this year. And we've seen a lot of new users come in, a lot of new use cases. We've also seen, based on the survey, that 45% of users that responded to the survey have only been using Cloud Foundry in the last year. So this is exciting because it really represents that not only do we have so many new users and so many new people that are participating in this community, we have so much more potential. And the future is looking really bright. One of the last data points that I thought were really interesting were what I, as people, were running Cloud Foundry on. What infrastructure did they use to take advantage of the power of Cloud Foundry? What we found over half are multi-cloud. Over half of the users are leveraging Cloud Foundry both on-prem and across public clouds. And so as we think about the power of Cloud Foundry and we think about the enablement, it gives you that flexibility, that opportunity to run your workloads on any cloud, both on-prem and public. Today, over half the Fortune 500 are running Cloud Foundry. And I wanted to call out a couple of use cases because I really want to do showcase the amazing power of Cloud Foundry but also how it's changing organizations. First up is Volkswagen. And Volkswagen has done a lot in terms of taking the technology. They have a hybrid cloud infrastructure. They're running both pivotal Cloud Foundry as well as the open-source Cloud Foundry across multiple clouds. For them, it represents an opportunity to be more responsive to customer needs, provide easy access to multiple cloud providers, and finally, give a consistent access to all of their brands to a single platform. To use their own words, Cloud Foundry enables us to combine our internal on-prem cloud with several external cloud providers. The beauty is that we can move workloads between providers. And for the developer, it's always the same, same platform, same methodology, the same environment. And that's where the power of Cloud Foundry sits, is providing that consistency across any cloud. Another use case I want to highlight is Home Depot. Home Depot is a home improvement store. And it's not the first place you would think of when you think about cloud native and innovation around the cloud. But yet, in the last couple of years, Home Depot has gone from zero developers working on Cloud Foundry to over 2,500 developers that are writing code on Cloud Foundry. With over 2,000 applications in production today alone, the momentum is strong. Their platform can now handle over 2 billion service calls a month. But most importantly, they took their application deployment from six weeks on average to six hours. For them, it fundamentally represented a new way to work in a new way to write code and leverage that code across their organization. Cloud Foundry gives us control over the way we deploy and scale our applications. And isn't that what you want out of a platform? Something that allows you to write code, get it out there quickly and scale that effectively. Now, we're here. It's been a year since we were in Europe last time. I want to talk a little bit about our community growth. We've had five new members join just in the last month. American Airlines, Home Depot, Volkswagen, but also Influx DB and ComSisto. We're seeing a huge growth in diversity in our community and our membership. At nearly 70 members, one of the most interesting things is that end users represent 40% of our membership base now. So what that means is we think about digital transformation and the power of open source is more and more companies are not only wanting to leverage software and become software companies, but they're also wanting to participate in open source. So the power of open source is also helping change these companies one at a time. Also in our community, we've seen a tremendous amount of velocity. We are still one of the largest, highest-velocity open source projects and continue to grow in terms of contributors, lines of code, but even repos because this is a large and complex project. We've also seen the self-organized groups grow around the world. At over 200 groups with over 70,000 members, there's a meetup near you. This is an opportunity for more people to share ideas and collaborate, but also an opportunity to make this a grassroots movement as well. So now on to some announcements. The first one is the Foundry. This is live as of this morning. The Foundry represents an opportunity to pull together all of the services and the capabilities inside the ecosystem. This is where you can find someone to help on integration, a training partner, or the many services that are available in and around Cloud Foundry. We're starting off with just 600, so we're seeing that scale as more and more services are available within our community. And for users, this offers you a singular opportunity and one place to go and find out how you can get support, help, or grow your Cloud Foundry deployment. Also in June of this year, we formally launched the Cloud Foundry certified developer training program. And I'm proud to say that since June, we've had nearly 10,000 enroll. 10,000 people have signed up to take either the massive open online training course, the self-paced training, and the certification. This is such an exciting momentum, and it was something that was a long time coming, and we're super proud to see so many people wanting to participate and take advantage of and build out their Cloud Foundry knowledge. In other news, Fujitsu is the latest certified provider. K5 is Fujitsu's Cloud Foundry distribution, which brings us to seven certified distributions of Cloud Foundry. With Atos, Pivotal, Huawei, IBM, Swisscom, SAP, and now Fujitsu, there's a commercial Cloud Foundry distribution everywhere in the world. This represents an opportunity to make sure that we are able to provide Cloud Foundry consistently. So when we say certified distribution, what that means is when you leverage a Cloud Foundry distribution, you can be assured that there is a consistency to that deployment, and you have choice.


Now, the way you look for partner for your life, maybe it is not a very good example, but if you get the right partner, you can have a happy life, a prosperous and productive life. The same is true for your internet service provider and your hosting service provider and your database service provider that if you find the right company, then you have less hassle, you have less problems, your business, your website, whatever you have on the web is working, is productive, otherwise there's a break up and when there's a break up, then there is ugly things happening, you may be not available online and you are left high and dry with your files and your data to make do some research, make the right choice, so that you are not left in the middle, broken, try to understand, this is very true. Now, I will go into more details, so you have to decide about your database service provider, so these are some of the points which you can see on the screen that you should be looking at, what type of hosting you need, what type of site you are building, is that a blogging site, is that a resume site, is that a personal site, is that a business site, what type of site you are building because depending upon the type of site you are building, you will need a corresponding type of services, understand the features and the resources which you will get versus the promise versus the made available, how the pricing is going to work and finally choose a host with which you can grow, with you can proceed ahead, it's not that as you grow, the pricing increases tremendously or other restrictions are there, so all things should be clear, before you start, do your research, do your homework, this is very important, then you proceed ahead, then you select the database service provider, that's going to more details, so what type of hosting you need, do you need shared hosting, now if you are beginning, shared hosting could be a good choice, so there are lots of accounts on the same machine and the cost is amortized across those accounts, so it costs less, but of course there is less flexibility, there is less area to play around, to work around, and there are more restrictions, so in that shared environment you get to know how your business is going to grow and then you make the next step which is the virtual private hosting, virtual private hosting is still you don't get a dedicated machine, but you get more memory, you get more area, you get more flexibility, you get more independence, and you have more to achieve, and then you have the dedicated hosting, that I also mentioned in the prior module also, so you have that server which is not in your premises, but that server is at the database service provider premises, they are taking care of it, and of course you have the cloud servers which I have mentioned number of times before, now remember that these questions or these different types of hostings you might be doing for yourself, for your company as a private company or for an employer, you should be aware of all those things, it is not just for you, I think you understand what I'm trying to say, it's not on individual basis, it is at the company level also, so this is the different sites I was talking about, so it's the blogging site, it should be navigatable, it should have contemporary designs, it should have links, and it should engage the people, okay, if it's an online store, of course there has to be online accounts also, security is important, you need to have payment mechanisms, storing the data, or if you are lazy enough to create your detailed resumes, you can have this website, where you can go there and with some clicks, you can make your resume there, others also make their resumes, or you have a personal site, you are not selling anything, you are just interested in people knowing about yourself, and then you have your business site, when you have your business site, keep in mind that with your efforts and hard work, the business is going to grow, so when you select a business site, you go for a business site, look at what will be the effect of growth on the conditions which their database service provider is offering you, okay, understand the features and the resources that you require, okay, just in the domain name, you will get the email addresses, I have some personal good experiences and bad experiences also, I need to host it something, and they link my email address to a third party, and the third party was not releasing the email address, and that email address, so I have to go to another domain, and they provided the email, which was domain specific, I would not like to give the names, but you have to be careful, even with all these work, these things happen, bandwidth and data, security is important, and of course support, support is very important, the company which I am referring to, which moved me to a third party email address, they never ever reply to an email address, email request, so you have to be careful, okay, and free hosting is not usually always a good choice, you have to go for a reliable service provider, even if it costs a certain amount of money, if you are doing serious work, don't go for free hosting, they have that many many things tied to it, so and why chief hosting is has good value, think ahead, choose a host with which you can stay, with which you can grow, with which you can prosper, and with which you will be productive, and that will be the best investment you will make in your journey to become an experience, web based, database, application, developer, and a business owner, thank you for your time.


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