it, I'd love to. I don't know how to Venmo. I got a hundred bucks cash right here. Me, too. All right, $400. I mean, if that hits $100,000, that would be really good. So now we're all just, now we're all no, now you're like, I'll spin that wheel. Yeah, I will. Yeah, I got Ram's watch. Oh, you got Ram's watch. Ram's watch. You never ever put the chocolate on the chip. Yeah. Exactly. Hey. I know. One play. Hey, watch the Rams go score right now. Still haven't taken a deep shot on that backup safety. CJ Anderson. Woo. Josh Ronald, baby. Dude, you know what? He was a little too close for my liking on that.  He's a little too. That is. That's casting right there. Look at this. They haven't had the ball for more than three minutes in this game. They're long. What's their long drive? Two minutes and 39 seconds. 23 yards.  Late in this game, fourth quarter. CJ first down. Now I'd bring in Gurley and do it again. I'm not saying Gurley hasn't played enough to split time. You only split time when you're getting multiple series and multiple plays. You're bailing on Gurley now. No. I'm bailing on Anderson. I'm not putting Anderson in the game. And if you're going 12-play drives, OK. Like you guys said earlier, they're trying to go with the tempo and don't hit me. Got him. Yes. Cooks. Oh. Oh. No pun. It's in. They're cooking now. They're near midfield. Three positive plays. We didn't make that actual bet on no more points, right? Yeah. Not yet. Yeah, they're doing it. You don't have to wait for the next game. Let's take this one out. We got two first downs in a row. I mean, this is an offensive onslaught compared to what's happening. All of a sudden, the game got exciting. Plus, they got great delay. Two first downs in a row. Why don't they go tempo and then stop here? What is that about? They have a play they really want to run. Or maybe they wanted to get Gurley back on? No.  I think you just, I think you just churn, try to churn another first down. I like that. I'm trying to just run the ball, give my defense a breather, get some first downs. Yeah. A lot of times when teams get over the 50, they want to take one, you know, a shot. A shot. Tell me you don't look black where the last name floor is. Right? I'm not doubting you, TJ. No, no, no. Florian. I read a story though. He's Honduran. Yeah, yeah. Oh, throw the football. He hit 30. He hit 30. What on earth was that? Where's the awareness? He's blocking. He's not even out. He's not even out in that. The golf is just trying to avoid the sack. Golf looks like he was in slow motion. Here, look at this. So CJ's got Van Noy. Stop just locking. Dude, everybody, look, guys are going to come wide open, too. Wide open. All right. So let's get back on that. No more scoring. See, somebody hit that. Oh, yeah. It's not even working now. Somebody hit it. You know, just run across around, get five or six yards and go for it. CJ Anderson in the flag. Got him. Oh, yes. That was a throw. That was the best throw. That was a throw. Final game. That was a throw. He stood in the pocket under pressure. I'll tell you what. Stare down the gun barrel right there. Yep. He knew he was going to get hit. There's those crossing routes you were talking about, by the way. That's what's coming on. Was that Harman? I don't know. He was in the vicinity. That was Harman. They say like it should be three to three, huh? Yeah, this is range for Greg to leg. I'm out. Rams time out. What is that? I don't like that. One thing I like about golf is he has just enough of that.   He's got it. He's got it. He's got it. Yeah. You can never tell the squirt again. All right. This side, whatever. Yeah. They were fine. I'll be all right. Because that throw he made the woods on the crossing route right there was gorgeous. That's what you said though, right? They double cross. One from one side.  Woods goes across top. Have a man beater on one side. Zone beater on another side. I mean, I guess that's not a bad time out if you factor in how key this series is. This is such a big... They haven't been this close at all. About the first... Protection is clean. Somebody... That's a garbage throw. Right? He was that open. That was a duck. He's just sitting in the end zone. Nobody on him. That's a touchdown. It's a duck. Gilmore... Oh, my. Oh, my. Oh, my. Oh, I almost said a bad word. That is... You know what?   Oh, my God.  Oh, it's a horrible throw. It's a hard one. But he's still... Nobody was within 10 yards of him when he walked in the end zone. No. To not give up on that. Even if McCordy doesn't come, it's no guarantee that Cook's get his feet down. Damn it. That was a bad throw. That was. It's a bad throw. Whoa.   How many catches do you need? Interception on that first throw. Right? You just missed a touchdown. Bad throw on a busted coverage. Wide open.  The Patriots are playing unpatriot-like football, and they're sitting here 3-0. 3-0. That's hard to believe. No. No one would... Guess this. 3-0. What's it... What do you dial up here, Hoosh? Gilmore Jammin Cooks? Cross and routes. No girly on the field for this whole damn time. Girly to the flats. Woods. Throw it! Oh, now you're out of the field. Out of the field, Gilmore Jammin. Dude, he... He still got a shot for the field goal, but... He got beat so fast. He had no chance. He didn't have a chance. No, he didn't have a chance. Dude, he couldn't throw it away. He was beat so fast. I mean, he just... Look at that. You know that... He's getting roasted.  Blight? Blight had not given up a sack all year. He's getting... He's out today. Yeah, he is. Wow, he's gonna... What is this? 50? It's 53? Ooh, come on, Greg. Oh, this is... Need this badly. Oh, you got it. You got it. Yeah! We're back, baby! Whoo! I ain't doing it. What's your nervous level, Dean Glandy, you know? I've never been this confident about a 3-0 and 3-3-3 game. Greg, the leg. I trust him in the clutch. You don't trust... What's his face? Gaskowski? Gaskowski. He's already got a miss. How many carries does Gurley have now? I'll give you the up to date. Eight or six? Good thing we didn't bet that no more points, by the way. Yeah, let's get that panic meter out, Dean. Sure, where is it? Where are you at on the panic? Gurley, 8 for 35. What is this commercial? They need to show... Any chance we could dial up that mark on the screen of the... Honestly? The end zone? I wanna just see how... I think both teams are like right there. Yeah. We're thinking the same thing. I think it's like right there. No, no, no, no. We're a little past that. No. We're tied. No. This game... We've had a touchdown.  No, no, this emoji is the story of this game right now. Yes. Right there. That's it, right there. I would say both here. TV veteran Dean Blandino, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you. Thank you very much. That's a great call. Yeah, I would say both there. You have a touchdown. You don't get it. It's only three to three. You can't be too happy. Nope. No moral victories. Don't you get the feeling that Tom Brady's gonna drive right down for a touchdown right now? Stop, stop. Don't you get that feeling? Edelman, 128 yards. Rams, 124. So the Rams close the gap a little bit on Julie Paddle. Yeah. This is gonna be the talk of the whole week.  Yeah, I think this... Yeah, Brady Goat takes him down and they score this drive. Yeah, I don't either. I think it's just unhealthy result. Have we seen any commercials that look interesting? No. They're really pushing this. This stuff makes me a little weird. I don't... Do we have enough people that are that talented that we have eight shows? That gives you goosebumps right there. Yeah, there's Jeff Bezos. I had heard a couple of weeks ago Bezos was gonna be in the box with Godel because they want Bezos to buy the Seahawks. Really? We're now up for sale, yeah. Bezos richest guy in the world. Yeah, hand yeah. He won't talk about his non-billionaire stuff. Yeah. Patterson for a touchdown. If they do that, that's gonna be crazy. Did he get a D? Nope. He got a D. Got a D. Is Gronk done... You know, he just... with all the injuries and everything, he just doesn't look like the same player. Nah, he... Oh, my God. The over-underline right now, 22 and a half. I don't even... I don't think we're getting over 22 and a half, are we? Let's see how this drive goes. You need three touchdowns. You need three touchdowns. Yeah. He's not... Patriots still favored by two and a half. Tell you what, he still dominates a lot of scrimmage, blocking. Here comes a little wham, lead. Nothing. One yard. Rockers all up in that. Before first round. Donald quietly starting to do things. Well, he does things, even when he's not on the box score. Wait, what's he like in person, normal down-earth guy? Oh, he's great. Yeah, he is awesome. Like, if I saw him in foot locker, I wouldn't know it was ever Donald. He's kind of anonymous. Yeah, he's a smaller guy. If you see somebody that short and that big, you know he does something. Oh, he does exactly. A wrestler box something. Something. Now, he's young now. Double team. Pretty good coverage. I'll take that. Oh, wait, what's it called there? What can they call it there? I don't know. Do they have... Pick play? No, no, no. Hold. What could that be? Hold. He's got to hold. Come on, guys. It's automatic first down. Yeah, it is. James White down there. It's automatic first. So... Yes. He threw the flag after he caught the ball. Why? Why don't we just do the five yards? Because they don't want third and 20. They don't want them just grabbing. Oh, yeah, that makes sense. Why would he throw the flag after he sees the ball caught? He's got to see it, process it, and then throw. You see the jersey. I mean, that's a hole. Nothing. That's a nice cut. That's a good blow. Damn it. That was a great cut. Uh-oh! That was a great cut. He just had that feeling, you know? Jason. In the face. That's a nice miss tackle. Oh, a little wham from the inside. That's where they started the game with. Who was that? Littleton? Devlin on the nose. That's a pretty good tackle. One arm. Oh, yeah. They're just going to churn some clock here. You guys thinking overtime or no? I don't know. It feels like we're headed there. No, this is a touchdown drive. Damn. Who's that? Son of a gun. Johnson. That's a nice tackle there. It's the quarter. Yeah. There's a big third down. I wonder who they're going to go to on this.  So much for all that these new young innovators on the offense inside the ball that are just dominating the league. You know what they show, though? Dude, the Chiefs are really good on offense. Yeah. Chiefs are really good on offense. Yeah. They're really good on offense. And the Holmes is the real deal. They played in Kansas City, bad weather. And they had, and Belichick did his thing the first half. And the Holmes came out. The second half they adjusted and it was just. Yeah. Would this game be any different if it were the Saints? Or how would it be different if it were the Saints? Do you think? It's hard to tell. I don't know. Breeze would be a little more calmer. Yeah.  I don't think it's 3-3 if it's a Saints. I really don't. I don't either.  The Saints, they don't have as many weapons as the Rams have. Michael Thomas and Kamar, you take them out of it. Kind of value there. Again, I don't really know what that means. Bet $100 bucks, you win $550. Oh, OK. Another question for you guys. Is this good offense or good defense or bad offense? Right now. I'm leaning bad offense. It's bad offense. You don't see a lot of sacks. You don't see guys just covered constantly. Bad throws by both quarterbacks. Protection isn't there. But I'm a defensive player. I'm saying that's me. High towers play pretty well for the Patriots. Who's your MVP right now? Who's the game under right now with one team winning? Who's your MVP? I mean, Edelman's been the best player, at least offensively, by far. Maybe Elvenman or Hightower. We have not had a turnover yet. Hightower has had a couple sacks, a couple pressures. They haven't had a turnover yet. They haven't had a turnover yet. Interception in the first quarter. Oh, that's right. You're right. Yep, we did. Hightower has a sack, a couple pressures. But you know it's going to go to an offensive guard. Oh, wow. Two tackles for lost three hits. On the quarterback. Third down. Where's Edelman? Third and four. Bottom by Peters. Yep. He's coming in motion. He's motioning in. He's cutting on the end. Into the stack. Now underneath right there. He was open. Oh, wide open. Brady forced it to. Yeah. You know why he didn't throw it there? If you look at the guy, it drops down. It looks like they were inside now. They were doubling Edelman. I think he got spooked. Because Edelman's wide open again. That's no PI at all. Oh, James White. He's strong. Oh, God. It was like he hit him himself. Do you guys think this game goes to overtime? I don't think so. Plus 550 if you wanted. I think this game might end. Get in the, oh my gosh. These punters. This game might end 6-3. It's not a good look for the league. After all the offense all year and all the talk. I mean 3-3 in the fourth quarter. The Super Bowl is not a good look. And it's not like we have the Bears. Yeah, Bears Ravens. Super Bowl. Tell me, Gurley's at least in the game. Please, just get him the friggin ball. Gurley is not in. TJ's back. I don't understand this, dude. I don't care how much of a team player you are. This does not sit well with Gurley. I don't care what anybody says.  One of the highest-paid running backs in the league. I do not understand this. Oh, that's scary. Check down to CJ. Oh, look at him. CJ. Butter beans. I'm so worried about golf getting sacked every time he drops back. My gosh. That's all cut by the big fella.  You don't expect. Flag there, Dean? No. It was Brady. He was good. It was Brady. You're throwing that flag from the booth. And there's some dive bringing Gurley. Oh, he's all sides. You kidding me? He's a quarterback. That's huge. Jared, golf is smooth. 90. The new... Oh, gosh. But even if he doesn't give a false start, it's delay of game. The new in-game total. 19 and a half. I don't think we're getting there. You're waiting for the fourth quarter explosion, but it's not happening. That's just two touchdowns. Run on it. Hey. Nice run. Look at that field. Oh, no. Oh, my goodness.  Oh, my gosh. I'm getting a CJ Anderson jersey after this game. Who is it? Gilmore with a punch. Shook your boy. But Hightower nearly got it. That's a great play by Gilmore. I mean, he's getting it. All right. Yeah. Come on. Get him out of the game. Seriously. This is unacceptable. They got four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11. 32. They're good. You better break an 80-yard touchdown run right here. First down, not a pun. Run it. It's three down. Back off. Yes. Roll. All right. Get Carly in the game. Please. Come on. Dude, if they don't take him out after that fumble, he hates Barley. He's got to be hurt. It's not hurt. It's not hurt, Mark. He's not hurt, Mark. He started the second half. He's not hurt. He broke a guy's arm, Mark. He's done something. If they lose this game. Barley's back. Come on, Todd. If they lose this game, Barley should speak his mind. Demand to trade. Be an NBA player. There he is. Flip it to him. What is going on with this offensive line of the Rams? They had a game like this. It was a Chicago game where they just were completely befuddled. That's right. Do we look at the Patriots as having that game? No. Absolutely not even close. And it was in Chicago. But you know what? They won the game, but the Lions played well, and it was Patricia who played well against them defensively. What a weird game. It's such a strange game. Like Andrus is in the game. We're running. The girl is in the game. Man, with them having trading their draft picks. I mean, you could trade, Todd, girl. Somebody take them. You've already given them a ton of money. Somebody take them. Jets would take them in a heartbeat, but they're not trading, Todd, girl. You're not using them. Why wouldn't you? You're not using them. They're not trading, Todd. You're not using him. If you're not going to use him, get draft picks. It's something else going on. Is it Malcolm Butler's situation? Man, it's not that bad. At least he's on the field, huh? He's on the field. I can't say that girl, he's playing bad. He hasn't had enough snaps to play bad. Are people actually watching this online? Really?  Are you bleeding out the curse words or not? I'm bleeding the curse words. Can we let it fly? Can we curse? Can we curse now? I've been holding it in, but I can't. Yeah, it's time. I mean, seriously. I haven't been able to use my favorite word all day. Then what is that? I'll use it. He's used it. Oh, man, okay.  I need to straighten up. His commercials are as bad as a game. Right? No. I don't know. Nothing's that memorable. And you're saying on that commercial. No, yeah. The first responders commercial. It was a meaning behind that commercial. You can't have Verizon commercials, EJJ. You can't say that. Make one of the Bud Light commercials. Not the people that save lives. Geez. I mean, you can take your shoulder pads off. No. Oh, hi, Tyler's coming out.  With that forearm, the way it is. Yeah, probably. Pocket. Come on, guys. They're down. Even if that's completed, it's too long. He's open. They have one play over 10 yards of the game. So I'm going to guess they're not going to get this. The deep out is open. They're going to need some kind of flag here or something. No, they need to just leave the back end and help and try to get balls down the field, complete it. Where is the protection? But on that front of the out. Oh, wait a minute. Is it shot to the head of golf? Well, they're coaching it. No, he's walking off the field. They're not coaching it to be at a two yard. They're trying to run that thing at about six, five or six. So we want them to run up the field. He got so knocked down by the DN that he got a really bad release. Oh, wow. Yeah, that's a big penalty. I need to see that. That's a huge penalty. That's a big penalty. Because there's no way they're going to get that one. Oh, it's uncooked. I'm Brandon Cook. He beat him off the line. Dean, survey says. He's got to grab it. Look at his shoulder pad. Look at his shoulder pad. Exactly. He just beat though at the line. So that's why. That's just such a huge win for the Rams, hasn't it? That's the best offensive play they've had in the second half. I would agree. That's a big on third down. Hook's beating Gilmore. Oh, I took the under on Cook's. He's only at like 53. He should be able to stop better than that to be so small. You know, Gilmore was there. That was pretty good coverage. That was good timing on the throw. Oh, look, Todd Gurley. Oh, look, a Todd Gurley sighting. Oh, I only get you 14 yards. That's it, McVay. That's it. Oh, it's coming back. Oh, damn it. They got a hold? Yeah. I think you can call holding every run and pass. It's good though. At least we're getting some more yardage. We're getting some penalties. You're getting the Rams offensive line. They get an F for this, right? Yeah, they're not playing very well. Oh, Laura had mercy. That's not holding. No, that's not. He caught it on 65. Where was the flag? The guy fell down on the guy on the ground. Did he? Did it 65 is what they call it? They caught it on 65. That wasn't holding. They've seen him fall to the ground, but the guy on the ground made him fall. Oh. I'm telling you what. He got beat. They're... Don't hit him. Oh, McVay. Throw that flag. No, he was in bounds. I think he was in bounds. I thought he was in bounds. Line judge had no idea. He couldn't see it. He was in bounds. That's a penalty. By the way... If it's down Brady, it's probably a flag. It just looks bad. It just looks bad. That's a flag if it's Brady. He's... He was still in bounds when he hit him. It's just he started to slow down. Yeah. He gives himself up. He's in bounds. Yep. That's on golf. He's got to get out. So is that a flag? No. It's a flag 100 out of 100 in the regular season. I've seen that call. I wouldn't call that. I've seen that call. I wouldn't call that. I wouldn't like that a penalty either way. So now you're going to have golf throwing three times in a row? Yeah, I'm sure. Oh, 77. Gilmore just in his jersey. He's got nothing. He's wide open. He's wide open. You got two guys down. He's wide open. This is golf. Oh my goodness. Dude, what is golf looking at, bro? Get out. You got to draw. You don't want to make a mistake here, right? Come on.  Dude, what is golf looking at? Just pull and draw and punt the ball. The guy was wide open. Yeah. The woods is open. They're just going to run the ball. Third and twenty-two. They just run the ball. Be smart. Yeah. I'm all bored with that. I don't care. Nobody wants to handle it. Dude, around the old line. So Gurley runs for 14 on first down. Hammer. Holding. And they go backwards by like 18 yards. Come on, big wit. I'm telling you what, though. You see all these walk-ups, man. They're walking. They're walking in the line of scrimmage. One guy's bailing. One guy's coming. They're looping. They're doing all kinds of things.  Like, they're not quite sure who they have, which that's, you can't have that. He has a funny one.  That was a bad holding call, though. So Florez is mixing it up with who he's rushing. Well, they walk, what they do, what they do is they walk up. So a linebacker walks up in a gap. And so you have to call it man. And then what happens is one guy will, one guy will come, one guy will bail out. But what it ends up doing is it makes you one on one initially. So, like, if you had a slide to one, to the defensive end, now all of a sudden it becomes man. And that defensive end is one on one with an offensive tackle. And you're not getting that help initially because you have to read it as a guard, as man. And so you can't get out there. So what they're doing is, like, whoever has a man, they're either going one edge or the inside edge or outside edge. So how does the offense combat that? They know the picture to be doing that for three quarters. Right. What do you do? The best thing you can do in that situation, like as the guards are getting the walk-ups is get off the ball. It's man, but get off the ball so you have depth. So if they start to pinch or whatever, you don't get picked. What happens when you go, man, and you stay on the line of scrimmage, then that dude that's pinching on that side gets on your shoulder. Because you're thinking, I got to stop this linebacker. But linebackers are, you know, 250 pounds.  Like, they're little guys, right? So you just grab them. If you give up some ground, you can combat the games and the pinch stunts and all that stuff.  So I try to get off the ball a little bit and still be able to help. If the guy bails out, then you help. How many plays have the Rams run? 45? 54 to 48. They've had the ball more this half. Yeah. They're closing the gap a little bit. It's 56 and a half. 56 and a half. It's at six. That'd be one of the lowest foreign Super Bowl games ever, huh? Let me look that up. It's got to be, at this point, it has to be. What's the lowest Super Bowl score ever? Well, let's find that out. Hold it. They've never had a Super Bowl without a touchdown. By action. Uh-oh. Got him. Got him. That little bronc. That was nice. Block, block, block. Release. So it looks like the lowest scoring was 14 to 7? Washington, Miami. There you go. 1973. Is that the Garo, your premium? Yes. Game? That was the Redskins' only score, I believe, right? Yeah, I think so. There's never been a game with just field goals, I mean. That would be awesome if this game ended like 6-3. 6-3? So that was 21 points. We need an offensive explosion to get there. This could feel like a 7-minute drive right here. Burkhead up top. Oh, bronc. We're in zone. You've got a corner there on the back. Edelman. Edelman on the option. Edelman versus Linebacker. All day. So he's got to be the MVP favorite. Right? 25-1 before the game. Jump, jump, jump. Trevor 4. Trevor 4. There's isolating him on the middle linebacker. They know when they go empty, they're getting cover 4. Well, shoot, they ran the back out there. The corner stayed with him.  They just see it. Burkhead. Dude, Pugas, why are you not passing him? I mean, you're getting Burkhead. You're getting the back outside the numbers. And the corners, there's nobody rolling with them. So they know they're getting cover 4. You know it's zone for sure. Right, you know it's zone. Then when you see 2-i, it's either cover 4 or cover 2. Right. He's not done. Hey, Gronk is a freak show. That little man was open too. Yeah. That was double cover. Damn.  He got out there late. He didn't know. He got out there late.  He got out there. No, 58. He was on the other side. He ran over late. Do you have any faith, Jared Goff, winning this game? The way he looked and been reading. I have devil in his first touchdown score was plus 4,500. No, it's touch. Touchdown. Tony Michelle. We're still here. We're still here. That's beautiful. Get that wheel of doom. Get that wheel of doom. Oh, my girly run. They won't talk. Nobody will say anything about that hole. You scored 3 points all game and you're talking about a holding call. Did you see Devlin? Look at this block on O. Ouch. On Baron. Gronk, how many Gronks? How many Gronks do we have? Yeah. I think the Gronk overhead. I think the overhead. You cast that one, Lynch. That was, that had to be three or four Gronks right there. Goodness. That's just good old fashioned. That's like 1960s lead iso. Will Gisdell be shown 1.5? I mean, they just showed her twice on that drive. Yeah, that was twice just there. You figure it'd be a lot more than that with Tom Brady being a quarterback. Yeah, sure. Come on, DJ.  Let's do it. All right. We got Gronk here. Here. Yeah, that's it. That's the problem right there. He got out here late. Linebacker got out on Gronk late. Brady saw that. And new Gronk had a, he had a go round. We call it a go right out of this slot. So he has all this room out here to work with. And the linebacker got out there late. Couldn't do anything about it. Rewind that real quick now. So I think one of the things you get, you always, you always one of these round combinations. So once he got there late, he knew he already had outside leverage. And you've got all this space out here to work as this safety gets in the middle of field. So once he got that go and he got even with him, that's about where Brad Brady released the ball right when he got to there. This corner can't get over to help. And that safety's too far in the middle of field to get over there. So had all that space to work with. Beautiful throw. If you go back before the snap, it was a lot of miscommunication as well. The linebacker was over here. The corner was over here. And the corner ran over late. And the linebacker tried to get back over at the last minute. And I believe that's why Brady went to grump because he saw he didn't have press coverage. He had a free release and he knew it was man to man. And the corner should have been locked on here. Peters actually did a good job getting off just trying to get involved in the play. That was a good throw. A really good throw. Great throw. Great play. And great, you know, I mean it always starts, it always starts pre-snap with recognition. And then the great ones see it before it happens. Saw that linebacker was late. He wasn't going to be able to get over the top and had all that space on the outside to work with for Gronk.  That really feels like that's it. Like... Right? It feels like you're going to have to... That's it. Oh, panic meter. Where's our panic meter? Oh, he wants no part of the panic meter right now. Where'd he go? Yeah. Is he crying? Let's wait till he comes back and then we'll do it. Okay. Well, this is it, right? You got to put a drive together here. I think so.  No drive here to get Brady back the ball. It's over. So what time during this drive does it become 4-down territory? As soon as you get to the 50. As soon as you get to the 50. As soon as you get to the 50. Anywhere close to the 50. It has to be 4-down territory. Right. You haven't been able to move the ball. So if you're able to get to the 50, you got to go with it. Midfield. And Gurley is not in the game. Oh, yes he is. Yeah, he is. Get a screen to Gurley. Get something, right? Yep, there's your screen. Oh, shoot. Good call. There you go. That was a great catch by Cooks as well. Yeah, it was. That was a great catch. All right, now we're getting a little red ball going, right? Get up on the line of scrimmage. Hey, Mark. Another first down and we're in 4-down territory. You might have been already being 4-down. Should I take my ghost pepper or steel now?  Just had a big play. What a play. 30 yards for Anthony Cooks. 25. Damn it, I have the Cooks under. That might have just got him. Yeah, he's over. There's nothing there. Nothing. I wonder why do the rounds, every time they run the ball, everything is all out of a bunch. There's so many bodies in there. What? The whole game, that's been their entire run game out of tight splits by the receivers. Tight splits, yeah. So that means theoretically you almost have, what, 10 guys in a box almost? Right. Safety deep. 56. Oh, wait, maybe the big play just happens. They're again walking guys up. See, there's a walk-up ring. He's got a ring. He's got a ring. They're just getting killed. They're walking guys up and they're making an old man. You got to go man across the board. Look at all these walk-ups. And then they're picking you. You see how they pick? The thing is, is you should get off the ball. Like I was telling about, get depth so you don't get picked. But they keep short set and keep sitting on the line of scrimmage. In theory they'll walk. They keep getting picked. Should a girly be open if the linebackers are walking up? Shouldn't a girly be open? Well, they're manning them up. They're manning them up. They're bailing out. They're here they are. They're all walked up the whole game. And now they're going to run another pick stunt. There's a pick stunt inside. Huge run-outs. Got it. Yes. They're alive. That was big. But honestly, the guys have been open if the protection is there. Right. They've been open crossing route. Been calling that for the whole game. He's got time. See, in my opinion, that's the matchup you can exploit. Robert Woods on anybody because they're manning up Gilmore with cooks. That's a great route. And he helped. Man. There's that Harman. There's Harman. Harman came over. Oh, he was dropping that anyway. He was going to drop it either way. He was dropping that anyway. Dropped. One arm because Gilmore was holding it. Dropped. That's the only negative when you play with a small receiver. Is this cover zero? Cover zero. Let me read it. That's cooks fault too, man. Give me that panic meter. Give me the panic meter. Where is it? Where is it? I called cover zero. You could see it was cover zero. Cooks, what are you doing, bro? J. Mack. Thank you. Here we go. Where is it? Where is it? Go ahead. Where is it? Where is it? Go ahead. Right there, right there. Halfway. You think it's just halfway? It probably needs to be a little bit further. Can we? We're FaceTiming. Can I see? Can I have that? Well, you just wrote. You know what should have happened? Golf should have seen that it was zero. He should have just called a timeout because he knew he didn't have a play call for that. I just want to show him how you spelled his name. Matt Caffee. Matt Caffee. Yeah. No, no, no. I'm going to show him. That's fine. It's Matt Caffee that you ordered out at Starbucks. So this is, we were told to FaceTime this guy. Can you? You see that? Can you tell us? Is that you? No. Is that, you're not Matt Caffee? No. That's not me. I'll go grab him though. All right. Yeah. Yeah. He's taking it wrong for you right now. Yeah. Who I really want to talk to, I want to talk to Matt Latte. Is he over there? I think I could find him if I had to. Hey, the Patriots are about to do what the Patriots always do, isn't it? It's what it feels like it's about to happen. There's a lot of down people right now, man. But the Patriots are just great. I don't mind greatness. Actually, I really love greatness. And they are all about greatness. Plus, Tom Brady is the world's greatest American. Expound.  But I agree. I enjoy watching the greats do great things.  I've gotten past that. I'm now at the point where I just respect their ability to just be so damn good all the time. I mean, it makes no sense. It makes it never happen again in the NFL, I don't think. And Tom Brady is avocado ice cream. It seems like this is going to go on for another 20 years. He tried to see how this all ends up. Hey, Pat, what's going on with that shirt there? Is that a sleeveless hoodie? Yeah, it's a sleeveless hoodie. I'm digging it up. Yeah. So I don't like to work out much. So I got a gut. But if you just do some arms and wear the sleeveless hoodie, it looks like you're really into fitness. And that's kind of what this is all about. I'm feeling that. Yeah. It's perfect if you don't want to do anything like with your diet. Like I just house 45 wings, had a pizza, a s'more, a brownie.  You know what I'm saying? How many times are you hitting 225 on a bench press? Right now? Right now. At least four, TJ. That's really good. You have Jason B. Hey, did you see, hey, did you see old-ass Mark Slayer for like 355 just a month ago? What was it, Mark? How much was it? Oh my gosh. I did 315 for eight pretty easy. He said he could do 225 35 times today. Talk about football all day. That's pretty much my life, Pat. That's pretty much all I got going on. Well, you're great at it. You know that. Got that handsome old grizzled face. You walked into any gym right now. You'd be the toughest, baddest dude. These Patriots are about to just walk down here and make this a two-scorer game. I know. Yeah, they're going to eat it up, man. Well, thanks for checking in, man. Hey, thanks for having me. I thought we're going to potentially have a punter MVP there. That's what we thought, too. They were going head-to-head. The two punters were going head-to-head. They're going head-to-head. We got a flag. I got to get in here. Let's go. What do we got? Later, Pat. Take care, Pat. See you, brother. That's a great one. That's a first down.  First down. If I'm around, I don't even want to come to the Super Bowl. This is over. These type of calls. Let's just wrap this up. Even the side drill, you should have used girly more, Coach. Or maybe you shouldn't have thrown that phantom flag on the girly 14-year-old. That's a foul. That's a foul. Is Brady going to retire now? He's going to hang it out. No, we'll get him. Well, I was a win having an awful game. Brady? All three of the Patriots pinned a two illegal procedure. Awful game? Let me ask you this. Is he going to get a ring at the end of this thing? He has, yes. Yeah, OK. Good. Did he make a great throw to Gronk? He did make a great throw. He made two great throws to Gronk on that drive. Game is over. Yeah, it's over. Is he taking his time out now? No. They just stopped the clock. They didn't take your time out. So who's the MVP? Edelman, right? It has to be. It's got to be. It's got to be. I mean, 25-1, right, Lynch? Or could you give it to Gilmore? For the interception? It may be a good game, but Edelman was a beast. Because what does he got? A $0.60? $0.41. Edelman? How do you think New Orleans feels about this right now? The Saints.  Three points. If they've got some questions to answer, huh? I mean, one of the best offenses in the league, they have 205 yards. 3.7 yards per play. I'm sick. You should be.  With a pie in the face. With a pie in the face. Eat a fumble. Oh, Birkin. Oh. Good cover up. That's so patriots like Birkin. You might care about this. Penalties. Rams 8 for 55. Patriots 3 for 20. Stop with that narrative. Stop with that. Look at that. Look at that. I wish we could rewind that and watch how 60 just tackled number 90. Of course. Of course. Can we get that plan? Lame the reps. No, the game would be over. But what I'm saying is, if you're going to call a little ticky tack holding calls in the middle of the line, call it both ways. Number 60, literally just tackle number 90. Just tackle them. After you eat that chocolate. Just get ready to spin the wheel. Just get ready to spin the wheel. After you eat that, they call that the next morning. They call that the hot lava. That's right. I can't wait. I can't wait to hear how it comes for you. This is going to be awesome. Exactly. It's going to be you tomorrow morning. Mom, is daddy okay? So the Red Sox win the World Series and now the Patriots. I just hate that. Sorry guys. Sorry daddy. It's just a whole generation of kids in Boston that just have seen success. Just another championship. Damn, he look mad. Oh my goodness. I will say the thing that drives you crazy about Patriots fans is they think the history of the league started in 2000. I remember when that. That's Odie. He got it. They heard you. They heard you. They heard you. Oh, they're evening it up. Right. At the end of the game. At the end of the game. Right, so the stats look good at the end. Try it. This is a big penalty because it's like a time out. This is crazy. I'm just looking at my thing. If the Patriots kick a field goal. Right. And the little squares I got, I went 15 grand. What? If the game ends 13 to 3. Really? Yeah. If the game ends, fuck, I don't even care about the real somewhere. Let's go. No holding. They're taking you out of field goal range. I just looked. Let's see. Two fouls. Really? They are playing catch up on the play. John Perry, right? John Perry.  Don't call this now. You're going to cost me 15 grand. Let's see where it's at. Yes, right there. Three. And. Tackled foul of mine. Oh, man. That's not pans of base. That's just dispensing justice. That's what that is. That's just driving a dude. That's like a big Cadillac. He's driving a big Cadillac pushing. Wait, they might decline this. What happens? The Rams decline it? No, I'm saying they could because make it second down. Make it second down. Yeah. They declined it. Oh, Bill's not happy. Bill wants to know what's going on. That's his big thing. Just tell him. Just gave him a time out. His clock's on the snap. Hey, you can name the last wide receiver to win. If you win 15 grand, right? I'll do your spin. Deon Branch. Five grand. I'll do your spin. This is crazy. Come on. He's not even. Last wide receiver to win MVP in the Super Bowl. Give me a name. The last wide receiver. And then who's the wide receiver? I played with him. I played with him. You get last guess. I played with him. You played. Now I'm getting along with the teammates. Seattle. Let's go. Come on, guys. I'm going to guess. Did Santonio Holmes win that year? Did your guess? That's my guess. That's my guess. Santonio. What year was that? The Santonio. The year I think was when they beat Arizona. They beat Arizona. Oh, man. After that. Oh, that was 06. Was that 06? Seattle won the Super Bowl against, against, uh, no. It's either Santonio Holmes or Deon Branch. Who is it? Santonio Holmes. Dean Bledino. What's up? Thank you. Thank you. Excellent work. I would not have guessed that. I was thinking Deon Branch.  Going to the Jets will do that to you. You know what's going to happen? The Patriots are going to get this first down. They're going to kneel. They're going to kneel down and cost you $15,000. No. The only thing you got going for you is to just. Yeah, they're not kicking. He already shanked one. That's what they're going to do. He could take it back. They're just going to eat it up. You're right. They are going to get it first down and take it. This game is in in 10 to three. Let me see who wins that. Some of you guys. No, this is so, they're not. Wow. All right. Can I spin the wheel first or do you want to go first? Two shoes. I love it. I like, I can get the Venom cool with that. You got to Venmo me. I gave it to you. I ain't got to Venmo. I would give it to you. You just roll around. The tweet thing is intriguing. I kind of. I don't really get that. I'm not on Twitter. Oh, so we can't. Okay. Instagram. I like to do whatever you want. I think we're going to do, we're going to Instagram a picture of Mark after the hot tub. What about that picture of you flexing at like 20 or whatever? I was a 17 year old. 17? Yeah. Zero. How many people did you stuff in lockers? I'm not, I'm not. I don't, I'm not stuff you in lockers. I'm a nice, I'm a, a nice human being. Kind. Oh, we got video for who? The champagne that what there's like four bottles. There's like 80 people on the team. How many guys were skipping on the champagne this year? That's, that's what they're bringing to the locker room. Only eight people can have champagne bottles. What? I think that's going to the Rams. They can get drunk. Yeah. Right. That's not to spread. Stop them. Please stop. Please stop. Please stop. I don't know what I'm going to give up. A stop here makes this very interesting. Kick a fail with the two possession. Yes. A stop here. Please stop them. Please. Please. Yeah. Short. He's short. He's short. Let's see. No, that's a bad spot. They'll look at it. That's a bad spot. They'll look at it. Let's see what they put it down. Let's see what they put it down. That's a bad spot. Wait. He needs to get to the 23. He's down right there. He's dead. Come on. Let's see. This is your look. This is your look right here. Watch that. He's short. He's short. He's short. He should be a half yard short. They're going to give him the first half. Then they'll review it. They'll review it. They're going to give him the first half. Keep this field going, man. He's short. I can take some solace in this. They're going to go for it. No. They're going to give you a goal. To two possession game, what would you go for? They have a chance of tight. They gave him too much. I think he's still going to be short here. I think if Devlin died. No. Come on. They better. No. They gave him too much. They gave him too much. They gave him too much. Why are they doing this? The Brady sneak. Come on. That's a bad spot. Ref. Now they've got to wind the clock. New England's going to let the clock, the play clock run out and then take a timeout. You don't, you don't got to rush this. Why is it nobody buzzing down to challenge the spot? It's a fourth down. They can't move the spot. Why nobody is buzzing down? They can't challenge this? Because they still marked it short. Even though it should have been further back. They still marked it short. You can't review that. Wow. He should be about a third and what a half of a yard. I think it's about it. It should have been about a half. They'll take the timeout here. Yeah. They'll let it eat. This is, this is a $15,000 decision here. This is, this is. I mean, there's, this is. Forget about the Super Bowl. I know it's a lot of reps live out here. The guy that, the guy that, the him, you know where he, you know where he lives? Pittsburgh. No. No, he lives, he lives in Belichick's basement. I heard it. That was a bad. The Patriots have a 99.9% chance to win this game, meaning Jay Mack has about a 73% chance to get a pie in the face. 25 or 20. Nope. Nope. 73. Even he got a chain. He's like, go for it. He's like, go for it. My name's not. You want to see quarter of Patterson. He had like three or four chains on all dying. He's like, you crazy. He's kicking it. He is going to kick it. It makes it a two score game. No, we'll end up with a, with a ridiculous touchdown at the end that won't affect the game. I'm ready to spin right now. If this, if this is blocked and run back for a touchdown, I'll spin the wheel even if the Patriots win. All right. How about that? Belichick, he ain't taking any chances. No chance. You're risky. A lot of bad stuff can happen. Mark, you're kicking this for sure. Absolutely. I like the decision to kick. You got to. Two score game. These guys do this for a living. This is... From this angle, it looks really long, doesn't it? He's in. He got it. Got it. I'll take that. You'll take that, right? You're good. You're good. Yes, we are. Yes, we are. You're good. I'm like, torn. I'm torn. I don't want the Patriots to win. They won. But I got this money. The money, yeah. So you... Unless they drive down and score a touchdown, right? Something funky is going to happen at the end. Let me see what happens if they drive down. Like, what if they got a return? They got them in fuel goal range and they kicked. And then do the outside kick. And then the outside kick. Like, something crazy. So what is it? 13-3. If the rounds were to score, that would be 13-10. So that would be a zero by the AFC. And a three by the AFC zero. This is not advanced algebra, TJ. Come on. You see all this, right? That's a lot to go through. You see all that? That's a big old board. But there's so many different numbers on here. Yeah, this is the only way I want to have to stay this way. All right, let's go. No timeouts.  Don't go down the field. Yeah, right now he's going to... He can't win. He's going to tell you like Todd Gurley now. Right. Gurley. Busty coverage. Cooks goes 75 for a score. 13-3. Josh is like, this definitely gets you over Montana. Bradshaw. All right, here we go. If I'm on that defense, I'm fifth. They play this well. They play really well. And do not get a ring. Boy, the dolphins have to be excited. Their head coach just held the rims to three points in the season. Hey, how about the guy? I read that yesterday bet $2.5 million on a round. What do you think he's drawing out? A little upset. $2.5 million. You got $2.5 million. That's a bike. They said last year, the last minute, he put $8 million on the easels. $8 million? Yeah.  Yeah. Nobody had 13. Epic 31 to 27. Patriots was my score. Rams didn't get a friggin' touchdown. First time all year, huh? Or did they score? And what's scary is that, do we know? This might be the first. Could somebody on the defensive of the Patriots win the MVP? It would either be Hightower or Gilmore. That's a whole thing. I think so. Yeah, I think so, too. I mean, holding the three points, you would think it would be a defensive player would get. It was good, but he's an MVP. I think you should skip to Brady regardless. It was no offense. It was no offense either team. You give it to a defensive player because this was a defensive superbowl. He's throwing six yard checks down.  With 40 seconds left. Come on, man. Now they want to do all of this. What do you need? Court.  Don't you think though, when I think about that, if it's a defensive superbowl, shouldn't a defensive player get it? Or do you just give it to Edelman because the offensive player pretty much always gets it? It's the stats base. There's nobody that statistically just jumps out of you from the Patriots. You don't know how to pick, I guess, right? Yeah, that's it. And he pretty much... Who was the last defensive? Did von Miller get it? Yeah, von Miller got it. And Malcolm Smith. Oh, they gave it to Brady for the Seattle, yes. They should have given it to Malcolm Butler and they gave it to Brady that year. Oh. He caught it. Kick the field goal. Kick the field goal and then try to get your onside kick. This is T.J. They make... They kick the field goal here.  Come on, Big Bay! You said it. You said it.  Oh, my God. Oh. Oh, my God. Big Bay, come on, bro. No, that's the smart play. This is the smart play. You can't. He ain't missing this. This is the smart play. You got to be kidding me. Oh, my. Austin Superbowl ain't done lost me 15 grand.  Fire up that wheel. Which one? You get it. I'm with you, Chris Boussard. Amazing that tie, girl. He was benched. I'm with you. How do you do this? You just pop it? I mean, anyway. You know what, though? Oh, gosh. Here we go. Another coronation of Brady. Nobody will ever see this again. Nine Superbowls. Never. This will never, ever have. It's too much parody in the lead. And they continue to go. They continue to win. Yeah, but I'm with you, Sue. I'm with you. I'm gone. How does this thing work? I don't know how this thing works. I'm supposed to be competitive. Yeah, well, close Gatorade. See if there is Gatorade. Look how you just got water. See this, man? This is the first Superbowl they played that wasn't a one-score game. Pick the round. They scored 13. No. That's crazy. What's he gonna say? What is he congratulating? Let's, I'm ready for the wheel of debt doing whatever these guys are. Let's thank him, Jared Donford. Let's go. He just put his legs in there. Hey, the funny thing is, I didn't want to do it. And this is $1,000 a square. I did not want to do it. And I was kind of, I got pure pressure than I'm doing. No, it's because I did it last year and I won. I am a team bow. That is a nice little payday. Man, I'm doing it again next time. So, you guys get shirts as well and you got to wear them. So, you get a shirt. I mean, that doesn't describe you today.  If Mark had lost, is this... He would just be extra small. That shirt's smaller than the one I'm wearing. What are you talking about? He just showed off the guns. Oh, this ain't right, man. Who's got... You going first? Congratulations. I mean, greatness begets greatness. Doom, doom. Oh, you got so many. Chocolate is the chocolate. Let me do that one. I'm still doing the chocolate thing. Let me just see something. This is rigged. This is rigged. Yeah, like it's weighty. Like it's rigged to always do chocolate, see? Can I take that and just call it a day? No, no problem. All right. Wait, is that your spin? Is that just a practice one? Venmo. I got a Venmo. Your mom, $100. Yeah, yeah. I don't know if she's on Venmo, though. I kind of want to do... So spin the gun. Comment if you want $100. All right, comment if you want $100. Maybe I'll send it to you. I mean, I got to watch this chocolate thing. Not really. So you just eat it? You got to eat it. That's it? Yeah. Wait, I'll read it. Oh, is there... Oh! Smell that!  Oh, sorry about that. Smell that!  Let me go grab my water guy. Fire! Hey, man, where y'all getting the chocolate from? That's weird. I ain't gonna dog, right? He got $15,000 coming his way.  Just sign off the $15,000 to me and then... You got to eat it. If he vomits here, I won't like it.  No, nobody's recording. Nobody's watching this. Oh, my God. It's hella spicy. I want part of the sweat. I actually want to try it. Okay. Yeah. Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Just vomit right there. I ain't doing that. Whoa. I'm really starting to sweat.  I want to just taste a little bit. How's it? Is it good? You also want? I just opened one. You want to try some? Who would actually think of doing this? Yeah, now I kind of want to try some. Yeah, I want to try it. No, you don't. Just break me off a little piece. I'll break off a little piece. Put it on camera. You know what? Just because camaraderie, we're all going to try it. Wires not even helping either. No. Oh, yeah. Wow. Oh, man. Okay. Okay. Deep breath. Okay. Oh! Oh! Wow. I don't think water's going to help. I need... Yeah, can you describe... That was a bad... That was a bad choice. Right? Oh my God. Is it okay? Yeah. I need a little water to make sure it works. Is that good? This is a bad place.  Have you ever been pepper sprayed? No. All right, I have. I've been pepper sprayed before, right? I've been pepper sprayed before. Drinking water makes it worse. When you get pepper sprayed and you put water on your face, it makes it worse. You know what milk is supposed to be for? Huh? Try it. You're crazy. Oh. Dude. That's really bad. He's going to come up out that sweater. He's going to come up out that sweater. Oh my God. Yeah. Oh yeah, stop. It's cool. No. I don't think it's going to work. It's fine. It's fine. It's fine. Really? Wow, that... I thought it was fine. These spices, I'm looking at you. Your mom would make food that spicy? Yeah. You should try them. Where are you from? You don't have to have like that much on your entire place. Where are you from? Nice to meet you. Boy. Yeah. See, you started sweating.  All right. No. No, but it's fine. It's hot. It's hot. It's hella hot. I'd like to... I'd like to drink some ranch dressing right now. It's... The water's making it worse. The water makes it worse by far. Is this the liquor? Yeah. But you...  You need something? You need some milk. Milk is, yeah. It's a little like settled.  Oh, like... Wow. It's a huge milk. Who came up with that? You ate the whole... That was all I needed. You ate the whole pepper? Square. Pretty good. Yeah, pretty good chocolate. Too big. What's that do? That milk is what does... Yeah. Will that help you? Yeah, milk is supposed to be... That's good. Why does milk help? I don't want... I just want a little swig. Yeah, I'll take a little... Right there, that's it. Much better. Right? At least right now, it is. You got to take one of those. Oh, yeah, milk. Give it to one of your friends. I wonder... I want to try the chip now to see if the chip is worse. I don't want to try anything else. Yeah, there's no way the chip can be worse. That was really bad of me. So, do you know what happened? The pepper on one of their tonsils?  Little more... Believer. Can you guys give us just some... Who got it? It's not this beer. Not my mom. It's still burning. I just had a little pee, so I'm like... It's not going away. I was like... That was nasty. Right? That was not good. That was a bad choice, dear. You don't understand even at home. Oh my God. All right, so really quickly, what are your thoughts on the game? Now that you have finished on the... Can't train to win another one? Wow. I... I just think, like we talked about, we will never see anything like this ever again. And we... It may not in team sports, not just the NFL, but in team sports, what the Patriots have done. It's unbelievable. What about Sam Donald and the Jets, Dean? I think Sam Donald and the Jets are maybe the closest thing to potentially what the Patriots have done, but it's been... It's unbelievable. This is what blows me away, is that... you're not sated by your success. That they will come back and grind and continue to do whatever they have to do to win football games. And the fact that you can have... I've gone to nine Super Bowls and won, what, six of them out? Six of them. And you still are willing to grind. Like all of us would play. Guys that play would play if it was just about Sundays. It's prepping Monday through Saturday. I don't want any part of it anymore. And the fact that he's willing to do that, Belichick is willing to do that, that's what blows me away about the Patriots. It's... In NFL, it's so much parody that you would think this isn't possible. The NBA, you would think, okay, the Golden State Warriors, they won't even make it to six NBA... I mean, nine NBA Finals in 20 years. They won't, the Chicago Bulls. They were the greatest team ever with Jordan winning all those titles. And this is the NFL where it's so much parody and for the Patriots to accomplish what they've accomplished. And I'm going against them every game that's playoff. I have this shirt on. My mouth feels like... And so I don't think I've learned my lesson. I'll probably still pick against them next year. But what they've done and what time Brady has done is surely... It's unbelievable. You just can't... You won't see this again. We won't see it in our lifetime. It's remarkable. Hats off to them. I wish they would have lost, but you got to give credit where credit is due. I will take no hats off to the Patriots. I will not take a hat off. Let me just drink some more water after that chocolate. Let's just move on.  Guys, I'm sorry. Dean, Mark, you know this. We're on FS1 during the week. This lead up to the Super Bowl has been garbage. There's no good storylines. We're tired of the Patriots. Tom, I'm begging you, dog. Retire. Seriously, we need some new blood. Like this was a boring suit. Guys, how boring was this, Dean? This was awful. This was exciting. It was exciting. It was boring. It was not exciting. I will go with you with that. Boring lead up. Boring game. The commercials were garbage.  Maybe. You got to give them credit. Of course I'll give them credit. Brady's the goat. Belichick's the goat. Blah, blah, blah. Go down on him, whatever. I'll just tell you that.  Maybe if the Jets and your AFCEs could get their act together. Well, they're getting it together, Dean. We wouldn't see the Patriots. And that's a perfect segue. Super Bowl 54 odds. Obviously, we know the Patriots are the favorites. Plus 700. The Chiefs. The Rams plus 700 Chiefs. Chiefs. Plus 800. Chargers. Chargers. Where are the Saints? Saints plus 1000. Colts. A lot of free agent money. Colts. A lot of people. Yeah. Great team this past year.  But, yeah, I don't mean to rant against the Patriots. Honestly. But I'm going to do it. But I'm going to do it. But no, you guys not bored. Like, I'm cool with the Warriors dominance. It's like five years. Because it's no, no, the same years. It's just 18 friggin' years, TJ. Honestly, I'm over it. It's boring. There's no storylines. We're in the business of interesting.  You want to be interesting. There's nothing interesting here, like Sonya Michelle. The Rams should have made it more interesting. They could have made it more interesting. The Rams should have made that more interesting. How can you not think that they're interesting? They're great. But they're not interesting more. Come on. It doesn't peak. I'm fascinated by the fact that Brady continue to play at the level he plays at. They continue to do it with, I mean, different receivers different, I mean, three running backs, different offensive linemen. I mean, there's the constant, obviously, Belichick, Brady.  Yeah. They scored three points. It's just, it's the illustration. It's the ultimate team game. But you know what, the storyline all off season is going to be, is Tom Brady going to retire? He's not retired. He said no, but we'll see. Maybe Gisele can convince him. But that's the number one storyline. A 41, he's going to turn 42 in August. Your old quarterback coming back like, ah. Yeah. Zero percent chance. Nobody else is winning. Crazy, crazy question. Gosh. Will Josh Gordon be playing with the Patriots next year? I doubt it. I think he's down. I want to say something. I mean, he put himself in that position. You know, but if they have him, it's probably a more entertaining game. Fox has a Super Bowl next year. Patriots better not be in it. You said, really, I think you guys all taking one by one for next year's Super Bowl. Wow. I'll fire first. I'll go Jets Cowboys. Wow. Jets Cowboys. Thank you. Jets Cowboys. Jets Cowboys. Jets Cowboys. Why not? Because the Jets are no good. I had none. Man, I'm going to go Chiefs Rams. I'm going to go, I'm going to go Saints and I'm going to go Patriots again. Saints. I'm going to go Patriots versus the Patriots. With the Patriots winning. Probably the safe bet. There you go. MVP. Tom Brady. Obviously. Greatest human on earth. Greatest living American. Yeah. Greatest living American. Who would I? I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Chiefs Saints. Chiefs. I can't call it. No, I can't. And I don't like the Chiefs either. I mean, he's? A.M.C. Battle Who's Bron autonomy? I'm gonna go. Can't go charges either, huh? I can't pick the charges.   Falcons? Now, now, if the Steelers are able to work it out with Antonio Brown, I like them. If they can keep him in the fold. Steelers are gonna work it out with Antonio Brown. If they could. I would not, I would just move on, but they sound like they might be interested in keeping them. That could just be leverage and trying to get a better deal for them. I'm running with the Chiefs. I think they're, they have a great chance next year. Last thing, just one take away from tonight and then say the goodbyes. That chocolate was hot. Offense needs to come back, right? That's all we heard all season in. Pretty much the defense in these playoffs were pretty much the talk of every game. Defense ruled the playoffs, whereas offense kind of controlled the season. Yeah, I mean, that's what I was gonna say. Defense wins championships. Belichick continues to just cement himself as the greatest coach ever. Give him two weeks, he'll beat anybody. Throughout the entirety of the playoffs, you win the line of scrimmage, you win. End of story. Patriots won the line of scrimmage. Rams couldn't figure out their walkup linebackers and their pick stunts and the Patriots dominated the line of scrimmage and defensively they got after the Rams. That's what it comes down to. And that's been consistent throughout the playoffs. You win the line of scrimmage, you win the football game. You wanna take some out of your game? Yeah, well, thanks. We hope you enjoyed us just talking football and some other things. These guys losing. And I'm really a winner. Eden Hodger, he is a winner. I mean, I think we made the end of that game very exciting with your box pool there. And thanks for joining us. Thanks for letting us hang out with you guys and maybe we'll do it again next year. Good choice. Thank you.


Hi, Steve Sheridan here for the NoCillicast, and I'm here with Trey, nice to meet you. Now what do you do at NASA? I'm the strategic communication manager for the new space launch system, which is right behind us. And this is a beauty. What is this going to do for mankind? Oh, it's going to change the world. What this can do is expand our science capabilities and put humans further than we've ever gone before into space. Excellent. What's the first, what have you tested so far with this rocket? We've fired everything on the rocket so far except for the main course stage. So we've fired the RS-25 engines, we've fired the solid rocket boosters, and we've already flown Orion around the Earth. All we're doing now is putting together the gas tank, then we'll put it all together, test it, we get one test firing, and then we ship it to the Cape, put it all together in the VAB, and in June, July timeframe of 2018, off we go. Very cool. So Orion, this is the capsule that will eventually hold humans, correct? That's correct. About how many people will that hold? It can hold four to six, but for the first mission, it's going to be configured for four. Very good. The first mission in June? No, it'll be configured that way, but it'll be stuffed with test equipment, because we want to make sure it can handle the radiation of deep space. Okay. So when will this first go up with humans? It's scheduled for 2021 right now. We hope to make it then. It all depends on budgeting and scheduling and everything else, but I see a building excitement in America for exploration, and hopefully we'll keep doing that. No doubt. Oh yeah, tell us that first mission in June, what do you kind of map out that mission a little? The main priority is to test Orion, but there's also a really cool point called the Lagrangian point, and it's L2 is what we call it, which is a point where the Earth-Moon gravity negates itself. So if you put something there, it stays there, it doesn't go in orbit around the moon, it goes in a really tiny halo orbit, which would be a really good place for the gas station. Like a parking spot for a gas station, excellent. Or if you had to put up habitats, you'd always know where to find it. Very cool, very cool. These look oddly familiar to the solid rocket boosters from the shuttle. Are they similar? Very similar. The shuttle solid rocket boosters had four segments. These have five, so we get 20% more power out of each SRB. Very good. And how would this compare to, say, the Saturn V that took us to the moon? Well, it's about 40 feet shorter, but it's got 1.3 million pounds more thrust than the Saturn V. So this will carry about 86 mini-coupers worth of stuff in the past low Earth orbit. That is impressive. So technology has come along for more thrust, for smaller volume. Absolutely, absolutely. We're getting better, and we're trying to be as affordable as possible as we can, because exploration is important and we need to do it. Well, we are big supporters at the NoCillicast. We appreciate your time, Trey, and the best of luck of what we'll be watching in June. All right, great. Thanks. You all take care.


Hello friends, I am Sanjay Gupta. In this video, I am going to demonstrate you how can concatenate two strings by passing strings into function. Before starting, you can note my information, you can follow or subscribe my YouTube channel through the URL youtube.com slash sanjaygupta underscore tech school. You can download my programming app TechMess which is available on Google Play. Now I am going to implement solution of this problem. So first time including header file that is stdio.h. Now I am declaring a function whose name is concat. Its written type is void and it will receive two arguments of type character array. So this is function declaration. Now I am defining main function inside main function. I have to declare two character arrays. So name of character arrays are s1 s2. Now I have to receive both the strings from user. So this printf will display the message enter first string on console. Now through gattus the contents of s1 will be received from user. Now through second printf the message enter second string will be displayed on console and through gattus the contents of second string will be stored inside s2. Now after reading operation I have to call the concat function in which I am passing both the strings s1 and s2. So this statement is function call. After completion of this calling process the results will be available inside s1. So I can print the s1 string using this printf statement. So the output will be displayed with this printf and it will display the message concatenated string equals to the output which will be displayed with the help of s1 and then return 0. So this way I have implemented the definition of main function. Now I am going to define the definition of concat function. So here you can see I have received both the arguments in s1 and s2 strings. So this is function definition. Inside this function definition I have to provide the logical part of concatenation. So I am declaring variables i and j and variable c which is initialized with 0. Now I am applying a loop which will depend upon s1 string. So here you can see I am counting how many characters are available in s1. So it is counted with the help of c variable. It is incremented every time whenever this loop will be repeating. Then s1 of i not equals to 0 if this condition is true then loop will repeat otherwise it will be terminated. So after completion of this loop counted element will be available inside c variable. Now for concatenation purpose I am starting another loop. Here I am initializing i with c and j with 0. Its condition will be dependent upon s2 string and i++, j++. Inside this loop I have to apply the statement s1 of i equals to s2 of j. So with this way I am copying contents of s2 string into s1. So notice that i is starting from c. So c is counted the number of characters which are available in s1. So i is pointing to the last location of the s1 string and j is starting from 0. So 0th index of s2 string will be copied on last position of s1 then i and j both are incremented. So this way all the contents of s2 will be copied inside s1 at the end of this s1 string. After completion of this loop I have to copy null character in s1 string. So for that purpose I have implemented this statement. So this is the complete definition of concat function which is concatenating contents of s1 and s2 and the result will be assigned inside s1. Now I am going to execute this code. So it is asking for first string I am entering Sanjay. It is asking for second string I am entering Gupta. You can see the output concatenated string equals to Sanjay Gupta. So this way I have concatenated both the strings by passing strings into function. I hope you have understood how I have implemented this program which is concatenating two strings by passing strings into function. If you want to watch more programming related videos you can follow or subscribe my YouTube channel through the URL youtube.com slash sanjaygupta underscore tech school. You can also download my programming app TechMS which is available on Google Play. Thank you for watching this video.


So far in lecture 13, we have learned how we can encode a system of linear equations using augmented matrices. And we've learned that if that augmented matrix is in echelon form, especially if it's in row reduced echelon form, then we can easily solve the associated system of linear equations. So then I left us in the last video with a promise. If we can change a matrix, that is if we can row reduce a matrix so that it becomes echelon form or even better row reduced echelon form. And if we can do that in such a way that it doesn't change the solution set, then that will give us a method for solving systems of linear equations. And the way that we can do that is to use the so-called elementary row operations. These elementary row operations are three operations we can do to an augmented matrix that'll change the matrix. And if done strategically, we'll row reduce the matrix until we can obtain an echelon form and we can continue on actually to get to row reduced echelon form which is what our goal is gonna be. There's three elementary row operations called replacement interchange and scaling. We'll talk about the details of those in just a second. But if you have two linear systems, we say that they're row equivalent. If there's some sequence of row operations that transforms one linear system into the other. And since we can represent linear systems using augmented matrices, that's typically how we do it. We perform the elementary row operations to a matrix. We transform the matrix into a new matrix and then those two matrices will be row equivalent. Now, what's important here is this theorem, two linear systems are considered equivalent if and only if they're row equivalent. Let's make sure we understand what these words mean here. Row equivalent means that there's a sequence of row operations that transforms one system into the other. For two systems of equations to be equivalent means they have the same solution set. Like two equations are equivalent if they have the same solution set. Two systems of equations is equivalent if they have the same solution set. So what this theorem tells us is that performing row operations to a linear system does not change the solution set. So if we use row operations in a strategic manner, we can row reduce the augmented matrix into echelon form, thus solving the system of equations. Now, what are the three elementary row operations? Let's look at them in a little bit more detail here. The replacement one, the replacement operation is the most complicated of the three elementary operations, but it's also the most important the one we use the most often. So the replacement says, we're gonna replace one row in a matrix by the sum of itself with a multiple of another row. So how we usually think of it is we're gonna add to one row a multiple of another. Now I want you to be aware that when we use the elimination method we kind of did this, right? We would change the coefficients, we'd scale a row, the change the coefficients then we add them together. In essence, that's what we were doing. We were using the replacement operation. We were also using the scaling operation. The third row operation is scaling. You can times any row by a non-zero scalar and that doesn't change the solution set. If you have any equation whatsoever, like if you have x plus y minus z equals seven, if I times both sides by two, you get two x plus two y minus two z is equal to 14. That didn't change the solution to that equation and therefore didn't change the solution to the system of equations. Scaling a row by non-zero constants doesn't change the solution set. Likewise, interchange, I can switch the order of any two rows. So I have a first equation, a second equation, I swap them so the second becomes first and the first becomes second. The order in which I list the rows shouldn't affect the solution set as well. The replacement operation is a little bit harder to convince yourself that this doesn't change the rows, doesn't change the solution set, excuse me, but if you're looking at those points which are simultaneous solutions, if you start adding multiples of one row to the other, though things that satisfy the first equation and the next equation when you add them together will still satisfy them. There's a little bit more details going on here, but I'm not gonna provide the proof of this theorem, but we are gonna utilize this theorem to help us solve systems of linear equations, okay? So let's consider a three by three system of equations. We're gonna take x minus two y plus z is equal to zero. Two y minus eight z is equal to eight and negative four x plus five y plus nine z is equal to negative nine. The first thing that I'm gonna do is I'm gonna represent this linear system as an augmented matrix for which I get one negative two, one augment zero, zero, two negative eight. Let me move that negative eight a little bit more over negative eight, positive eight, and then I'm gonna get negative four, five, nine and negative nine, like so. So looking at this matrix here, this augmented matrix encodes the system of equations that we had previously seen here. And I'm gonna start performing some elementary row operations to this matrix. And I'm not gonna necessarily explain what I'm doing, or I'm gonna explain what I'm doing. I'm not gonna explain why I'm doing it yet. Just follow along to make sure we're comfortable with these things. And it's helpful to write little notes on your matrices to see what you're doing here. So what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna do a replacement operation. I'm gonna replace row three with row three plus four times row one. Okay, so row three we can see right here. Row one we can see right here. Four times row one means I'm gonna take everything in row one times it by four, I'm gonna add it to the third row here. A little trick that I like to do is I'm gonna take the first row times everything by four and I'm gonna write it as a superscript with a separate color here to help me with this addition so I don't have to do too much in my head here. One times four is four. So I'm gonna get that number right there. Negative two times four is negative eight. I'm gonna write that there. One times four is four and zero times four is zero. So then what I'm gonna do for my next matrix I've now done the replacement operation. The first row stays the same because I only changed the third row. The second row stays the same because again I only changed the third row. Now the third row is gonna change because I'm replacing the third row with the third row plus four times row one. And so now what you can do is you can take the number you see in the third row and add it to the little number you just wrote there. Negative four plus four gives me a zero. Five minus eight is gonna give me a negative three. And then lastly we're gonna get nine plus four which is a 13. I guess it's not lastly, but the next one's pretty easy. Negative nine plus zero is equal to negative nine. So we've now replaced the third row with a new row three using my row replacement operation. And I want you to notice here that the matrix in some regard is simpler. Notice I have a zero here now to kind of motivate what's going on here. I'm thinking of this as my pivot position. I have a leading one in the first row. I now have a one in that position. I have zeros all below it. That's something we kind of like when it comes to these things, okay?  I want you to focus here for a moment. Looking at the second row, you'll notice that everything in the second row is divisible by two. Two, negative eight, eight, zero itself are all divisible by two. So what I could do to simplify things because smaller numbers are better is I could scale the second row by one half. That is, I could divide by two. And this then gives me a matrix that looks like one, negative two, one, zero. I didn't do anything to the first row. The second row I'm dividing everything by two. So I'm gonna get zero, one, negative four, positive four. And then I didn't do anything to the third row either. So it stays the same there, okay? So again, focusing on this number right here, I now got a one in the leading position. That's something I kind of like to do when it comes to these elementary, I like the leading one there because that kind of feels like a row reduced echelon matrix, right? Like I have one, zero, zero, that looks pretty nice right there. And then I wanna create that here too, all right? In order to do that, I would want a zero above that one and a zero below that one. Now to get a zero here, what I could do, kind of like I did before, is I could take the replacement, I could replace row three, the current row three, with row three plus three times row two, okay?  So let's write down the next matrix down here. So we're gonna copy down the second row, it didn't change whatsoever, zero, one, negative four and four, like so. It's the third row we're replacing, in which case we're gonna replace row three with row three plus three times row two. We get zero, negative three plus three is zero, 13 minus 12 is one, and negative nine plus three is 12. I want you to note here that I didn't actually write any number on the first column here.  Because this number is a zero, this number won't change.  This is sort of the beauty of row replacement. Once you get sufficiently many zeros in the earlier columns, as you start moving to the right with your row replacements, you can start ignoring columns and thus these row replacements get faster the farther you get through the problem. This is one of the reasons why Gaussian elimination is so efficient. And we'll do some more practice of that, of course, in the next lesson, all right, the next lecture. But let's finish this problem at the moment. It would be lovely if I could also get a zero up here and I could sort of mimic what I did below. I could take row one and replace it with row one plus two times row two, right? I could, if I take row two and times it by two, I get two times negative eight times positive eight. Notice I don't have to worry about the first column because this is a zero right there. And as such, you'll still have a one there. Negative two plus two is zero, one minus eight is negative seven and zero plus eight is equal to eight. So look what we have accomplished so far. This first column is one, zero, zero. It's kind of what we expect for a row reduced session on form. The second column is now zero, one, zero. I'm producing this staircase of ones. The last thing I would want for a row reduced session on form is to make these things into zeros. And I can use the row replacement operation to do that. I can take row two and replace it with row two plus four times row three. And to get rid of the negative seven, I can replace row one with row one plus seven times row three. This will then give us our final matrix like so for which I didn't write the numbers this time. So if you take row three and times it by seven, you're gonna get seven and 21. If you times it by four, you're going to get four and 12. And so then writing this out here, we're gonna get one, zero, zero, zero, one, zero, zero, one. This is now the row reduced form of the coefficient matrix. And then on the right-hand side, this is what we're really interested in. You can eight plus 21, which is 29. Four plus 12, which is 16. And then three just itself. So now a matrix, the coefficient matrix note is in row reduced session on form. If we rewrite this as a system of linear equations, we will get the following. This matrix tells us that X is equal to 29, that Y is equal to 16, and that Z is equal to three. We've solved the system of equations. The only solution is 29, 16 and three. So what this tells us, and you can check, put this back into the original equations and see that X being 29, Y equals 16 and Z equals three gives you a solution to the system of equations. It solved the system and we used strategically these row operations exactly to do that, to row reduce the matrix. So in the next lecture, because this is the end of lecture 13, in lecture 14, we're gonna discuss how we can be strategic. I'll teach you the Gaussian elimination algorithm and so we can get further practice with the operations and use them to solve these linear systems in the most efficient manner that we're gonna learn. So thanks for watching this lecture. If you learned anything about matrices or row operations, please like these videos, subscribe to the channel to see more videos like this in the future, share with friends or colleagues so they can learn this cool math too. And as always, if you have any questions, feel free to post them in the comments below and I'll gladly answer them at my soonest convenience.


Let's go to the last section. So deep learning, okay, I'm not going to talk about deep learning or display nothing, but deep learning just gives an example of how we use deep learning in the approaches we saw before or in MIA. So, first of all, deep learning improves almost all tasks in NRP, as in any other fields. We have seen that deep learning now is really high. And it's used everywhere. This is the typical draw of what happens in deep learning. If you are tracing on machine learning, you have a lot of data. The performance is usually kind of constant, but deep learning can be all performed machine learning if you have enough data. In NRP also, every single task that we set is kind of the beginning now. There are deep learning approaches to improve these tasks, but I'm not going to explain these, how to do NRP with deep learning. The typical objectives that are used in NRP are the SDM and convolutional learning networks. The SDM are used for imparting and direct munitions and development analysis, and convolutional learning networks because integration and sentiment analysis also. This is the feature. Also, deep learning has opened up another thing that is there possibility to do N2M learning, so you can use it without creating an embedding matrix like I did before. Or you can also use character levels, or you can use the characters, not the words. You can use word embeddings, as we just played it. This is the idea. So first, let's talk a bit more about word embedding. It's not exactly deep learning, but it's more of a deep learning because you are doing an optimization, and you are using soft marks, so it's very related to deep learning, but without the need. So what are you doing in word embedding when you are learning the vectors? There are two vectors, two embeddings. The word embedding and the context embedding. So the idea is that the deep learning architecture for that, which we call that deep, is not so, we have two embeddings, and we compute the dot product of these two embeddings and apply a soft mark function to that, and we have to maximize the probability. So if this word, if we can do this word from this context, the probability should be one of these dot products and soft marks, and if not, the probability should be zero. These are all training samples. We have the observable word of context as positive samples and negative samples that are randomly taken from the corpus. So we have positive samples, negative samples, and we train these until the embedding converges. When they converge, we have the embedding for the words. So we mean in mind, this object is function. So, but there is also a word from Levy et al that says that in word embeddings, in word embeddings we have to, we learn two metrics of embeddings, the metrics of words and the metrics of contexts. And typically we use the metrics of words in an LPE, but the metrics of concepts is not used. The context is not used. But what are really these metrics? See, he said, what happens if you do the dot product of the metrics of context and the metrics of words? What is the metrics that you get? So here we saw that, these metrics is like the point-based information metrics of word and context. So there are some papers based on that that also use the context, not only the word embedding. So here, when you have small links, you do what to break if you want. So the idea here is that, we can see that words and context, we can think about, we can use the same methodology, but use other things. For example, words can be songs, and context can be like this. So we can try to find the embeddings of songs or the embedding of artists using the word to make. Or we can think that tags and items, tags and words, and context are items, and we can also learn the embeddings of tags. And I insist that we can do different things. So we did an experiment with another set of playlists, for the tutorial, did that. So using another set of playlists, very old, from La Rosa, we get it, and we have the artist. So there are playlists of songs, and we get the artist of these playlists. So every context is, we set up a context in the playlist, and learn vector representation embeddings for the artist. So we have put a Python node on the tutorial website with this. I will show you. I hope this does not crash, because it's not using Internet. The idea here is that it is simpler and faster. We use Jensen, that is the library that we set, that is very good for embeddings in Python. We get the, like the playlists files and process them to have a link. We train the word to embed here. We pass all the sentences. A sentence for us is a playlist, and the words are the artist. So a sentence is a various artist, a list of artists. So we define the number of dimensions, we want for the embeddings, the size of the window. So what is the context? The context is 10 songs after and 10 songs before. These parameters and we train the model. It's super fast. It should be okay. And then we have the model train. And we can now look for more similar to my days. My days is a work in our world embedding space that we have left from the playlist. We get, for example, a model train. What is the most similar to Marilyn Manson? White Sony, Metallica, more similar to Nirvana. There are things, for example, there are things that have sense. It wasn't like that. We can also look for what is the old, like here, Marilyn Manson, Metallica, to be market. And this is the vector. This is the vector embedding of Nirvana and a lot of numbers. So we have one of the dimensions and the surface is represented in this space of 400 dimensions. Okay, so deep learning for music recommendation. So this is the last thing I was working in. I was in Pandora, in the interest of doing deep learning for music recommendation. Well, the idea, there is a the state of the art in recommendation is use matrix factorization. So you have the use of eigenmatrix and you do factorization and you get two matrices. One of eigenfactors and the other of user factors. If you multiply these two matrix you reconstruct the original matrix. And you also feel the missing cells. So this is a problem of optimization to learn these two matrices from these matrix pieces. And once you have these you can multiply them and to read the recommendation. This is the state of the art. So the problem here is what happens if you have a new item in your system. You don't have any collaborative information. It's empty. Then the matrix of user items for this new item. The thing here is okay, if you have user information, you have to do a content-based approach. You have to use the features of the item. Or you have to do a hybrid approach. You have to combine the collaborative information with the features of the item. So these two hybrid approaches, for example one is aggregation of features that is what I explained before in the recommendation. So we can also learn the item factors from content features. There was a paper from San Diego and another one from the North that is very good that they what they do is to learn the item factors from the audio content. So what we are working on is to learn the item features from the artist biography. So we have a biography of the artist that was obtained by factorizing the user item items. So we train a network to learn so much. We have a new artist, we have a new biography of this artist. We can learn this factor and once we have this new factor we can combine with the user factors and predict their recommendations for the user for this new item. So this is the idea and we also have a set of information music, we have the biography of all the artists processing that. So we have some very interesting results on that. So this is the 500 like the upper bound. So if we have the matrix field, we would have the information from this item. What is the recommendation and accuracy of this new precision? We have 0.5. This is the upper bound we can get if we have this method. If we do random, so if we create the factors random without factorization, well we can get 0.001. And if we use the tags of the artist to learn the factors, we get 0.57. So the idea is that tags are socially created information that you don't have that always. You may have that in a dataset, but if you have a very new artist, perhaps you will have tags. You just have the biography. So what we want to do is to really try to put the information in the text of the biography to be able to learn as much as the tags are able to submit. So we try to have a better space model for example, this typical approach of text base and input that in a feed forward network. We also compare that with not using deep learning. So just using deep learning instead of a classified component forest, we include. And using the typical text base approach for conveying. Then if we add semantic information like we did in the other approaches and adding this information to the words, we improve it also. We also try to use word embeddings and also a long test, a very big test, text and the green network doesn't work that well with long texts. We add word embeddings approaches. We are working with that. So it's just an illustration of what can be done. So everything can be redesigned and using deep learning instead of using classification as I was using before when we started learning. So another thing of deep learning is that we can combine text and audio. We can domain images and audio images text and audio. So we can do multi-modality and there is the same approach almost for every one of these domains. So now there is really a cross-domain transfer of knowledge here because this is end point learning. You don't have to learn about learning features, you just have to learn how to build the architecture of the network. So if you know to build the architecture of the network how do you do that with text? If you know to do that with text you can do that with images and you can connect everything in the network and you can do multiple approaches.