Good afternoon, everyone. I'm Stacey Garcia. I'm the cultural officer of the Philippine Embassy in London, and we would like to welcome you to one of our events marking the launch of Central Rizal London. So welcome to the talk, annotating colonial histories, Jose Rizal and their thinking of the Filipino identity in 19th century England. We have with us very notable Philippine historian whom I will formally introduce in a little bit, but for now to welcome us formally to this event, please help me welcome the ambassador of the Philippines to the court of St. James, his Excellency, Antonio Manuela de Mayo. Ladies and gentlemen, good evening. Even at the height of what can safely be called the Philippine Enlightenment in the 19th century, Filipinos in those days knew very little about themselves except from the books and writings about the Philippine Archipelago, which were solely written by Europeans. One book which was published in 1609, particularly caught the attention of nine-year-old Jose Rizal, and became his reason many years later for crossing the Atlantic on board the SS city of Rome on a journey to Great Britain. Rizal was deeply disturbed by what he read in Antonio de Morgas sucesos de los islas, de las islas Filipinas, that he took great pains in copying the book word for word and adding annotations in order to correct entries that he believed misrepresented the Philippines and Philippine culture. Among these included Morgas' belief that Filipinos ate rotten food, when in fact what he was referring to was what many Filipinos know today as Bagoong or shrimp paste. Filipinos, Rizal was quick to point out, developed innovative ways to preserve food and to enhance its flavor in a tropical climate. Unfortunately, this methods were alien to the West. This exercise made Rizal realize many things about our history and culture and his passion to correct these mis impressions was so evident that his work on sucesos is considered one of his greatest works. Even today, many decades after Rizal, the United Kingdom and Ireland still know very little about the Philippines, despite the increasing number of Filipinos who continue to contribute greatly to British and Irish societies. More interestingly, there are also many Filipinos, especially those who were born or raised here, who know very little about their grandparents' birthplace and the culture that shaped their ancestors. Tonight, the Embassy, the National Commission on Culture and the Arts and the Philippine Studies Center of SOAS, the University of London, is proud to mark the launch of Central Rizal London. We hope that this cultural center will help Filipinos and British people alike to deepen their understanding of Philippine culture. And we think there is no better way to launch Central Rizal than by a conversation with one of the Philippines acclaimed historians and researchers, Dr. Jose Victor Torres. His talk, Annotating Colonial Histories, Jose Rizal and the Rethinking of Filipino Identity in the 19th century England, will walk us through how the concept of a truly national Filipino identity blossomed in one of the greatest Filipino minds. It is our hope that you will leave this hall asking more questions and eager to know more about the Philippines. Like Rizal, it is the challenge of every Filipino to share an accurate story of our history, our people, and our identity to the world. From all of us at the Embassy, welcome to you all. Thank you and enjoy the rest of the evening. Thank you, Your Excellency. So it has been a dream of the Philippine Embassy in London and the Filipino community in the United Kingdom and Ireland for Central Rizal London to finally be launched. The main goal of Central Rizal London is to become not just a repository of cultural materials about the Philippines, but to be an active center that reconnects the Filipino community to Filipino culture and to help spread the ideals, the thoughts, the wisdom of great Filipinos to inspire not only Filipinos, but also British and Irish citizens. So without further ado, please let me introduce, please allow me to introduce our guest speaker for tonight. I met Vic very recently. Dr. Jose Victor Torres is not just your typical historian. He has a very unique background, merging journalism and history, his specialization in history, which made it possible for him to write several works that make history appealing to the average everyday person, to the average everyday Filipino. And he has been one of the Philippine historians who has truly stoked the interest of the Filipino youth on items, on things about Philippine history and Philippine culture. He is an award-winning playwright. He is an awardee of the prestigious Palanca Awards. And currently he is a full professor at Dalasal University, Manila. Ladies and gentlemen, guests, please help me welcome our guest lecturer for tonight, Dr. Jose Victor Torres. Good evening. If you don't mind, I'll lecture sitting down. I've been enjoying the sights of London too much, and I can't walk wearing leather shoes. It's been painful. It's been an ordeal to walk. Just a few things. It's my first time in London. And I really enjoy the city. It's actually also my first time to travel abroad. And I'd like to thank the Embassy and the National Culture for the Culture and the Arts, the National Commission for Culture and the Arts for inviting me to lecture on a topic that actually has not been talked about too much because of the concentration of the works of Jose Rizal on the Noli and the Fili, not the Noli metangere and the El Fili Busterismo. But what has been disregarded or forgotten by a lot of people, especially the students and researchers on Jose Rizal, is that the morga, the sucesos de las islas Filipinas, is considered Rizal's second major work earlier than the El Fili Busterismo. And he wrote it here in the city of London using a source that was a very rare book that was not found in the Philippines, was actually found in the British, used to be found in the British Museum Library, now in the British Library, of which I had the exciting moment of handling it this morning at the British Library. So thank you Stacey for facilitating that short gift. The title of my lecture is an annotating colonial histories. Jose Rizal and the rethinking of the Filipino identity in 19th century England, rethinking because by the time Rizal already made the study of the morga, we already had some idea of what the Filipino identity was. What Rizal introduced here was a unique idea of trying to interpret the Filipino identity. I'll start my paper. 130 years ago today, on May 25, 1888, a young Filipino who became a reluctant celebrity in his homeland arrived in the city of London. It had been four months since Jose Rizal left the Philippines upon the advice of family and friends following the decision by the Catholic Church and the Spanish colonial government to ban his novel, The Nollimetangere. He had traveled through Hong Kong, he had traveled to Japan, he had traveled through the United States until finally arriving in England. He would spend 10 months in London, his first time in a city that saw the birth of the modern era of industry and politics. But unlike his two other travels in Asia and Europe, Rizal did not visit London to observe and record its culture and daily life. He arrived to begin an endeavor that would be a first for him. He would attempt to write a history of his country. It resulted in the discovery of a book on the Philippines written by Spanish official Antonio de Morga, the sucesos de las islas Filipinas, and the rethinking and the affirmation of the Filipino identity through the study of his country. In this lecture, I will be discussing Rizal, not just a historian but as a reformist who saw history as a weapon against colonialism by establishing the recognition of a national identity. I will also discuss the context of Rizal's London, where he spent 10 months in a city during a period what would be known in world history as Pax Britannica, where philosophies born out of the Age of Enlightenment centuries before form the basis of ideas for the Filipino reform movement in Spain. I will also include here how Rizal's historiography was part of a growing scholarship of a Europe of Empires, one of which was the England of Queen Victoria. Rizal's London. What was surprising about Rizal was that he barely talked about London during his stay here. If you look at the collection of his letters, he seldom talked about the city. His letters to friends and families about his visits to Japan and the United States were replete with observations and comments about the culture of these countries. He barely described London. Except for a letter he wrote to his parents and siblings on June 12, 1888, two weeks after his arrival in London, where he mentioned the address where they could correspond with him. That was in 37 Chalcot Crescent Primrose Hill, north-west London, England, as well as a brief description of the city when he arrived. You can see here the text of the description. The following day, the 25th, we left by the Midland Railway for London, and the road is very beautiful. The land is cultivated, neat and pretty houses, factories. In the afternoon, we reached London, and we stopped at the Grand Hotel Midland. From there, I went to look for my letters, house, et cetera. At first, I lodged at the house in Beresford Road, but afterwards, I didn't like it, and after a week came here to live with a private family. That house belonged to the Beckett family, and his two rooms were rented out to him for 45 pesos. What is notable in the result statement is where he says in the same letter, in England, everything is expensive than in other parts of Europe. Rizal arrived on a Friday. That's when the weekend came. He found Sunday in London boring, as every place was closed. Here is what he wrote. There are neither shops nor theaters, and if music is played, it is only religious music. Highly one can see a poor coach going through the streets. On Sunday afternoons, he had tea with the family of Dr. Reinhold Rost, director of the Indian office library in London, and what is called an orientalist, as scholars who studied Asian history and culture were called. Rizal mentioned that Rost had an impressive Filipino collection which he allowed Rizal to use. So what was London when Rizal arrived in 1888? Here I must mention when I'm using Encounter in doing some internet research, you type London in 1888 on any search engine, and guess what the majority of entries with that will come out. You want to know what it is? It's Jack the Ripper. All the entries, every time I would type London in 1888, Jack the Ripper would always come out. You could hardly see a description of the city. And I said, it's going to be quite ridiculous because it's quite a limited topic. So in order to avoid further talking about one of the famous mass murderers in history, with some people, actually some people with nothing to do would link Hosea Rizal to Jack the Ripper. Some would say, Jack the Ripper was Hosea Rizal, Jack the Ripper was a relative of Hosea Rizal, it started to sound very quite ridiculous. So I had to research doing the old-fashioned way, looking through a library. And in doing old-fashioned research, I discovered another historical trivia. This time, related to a historical figure who arrived in London in September 1888, four months after Rizal to study law. Unlike Rizal, he had to arrive in a European metropolis. But like Rizal, this Indian became a nationalist and fought the British colonial empire to free his native land. His name was Mohandas Gandhi. Even in Rizal's time, London at the turn of the 20th century was considered as the greatest city on earth, one in which the sun never sets. It was that era we call today the Victorian Age, the reign of Queen Victoria. The period when England was the empire of the west. London was described by Gandhi biographer Ramashandra Guha with three words that begin with the letter I. Sorry. It was a great imperial city. When Rizal arrived, the country has just celebrated the golden jubilee of Queen Victoria's reign. London was the heart of an empire that planted its flags on all four corners of the world with colonies in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. So you have imperial. It was also an industrial city. London was already a bustling urban center where gridlocking traffic consisted of the hoarseless carriages and traditional horse drawn carriages that mingled in the streets. It had a modernizing transportation system that brought thousands of passengers to all points of the country. Manufacturing, which was the result of the industrial revolution, created a bustling port area where ships and steamers carried the fruits of the empire. Food, drink, spices, herbs, teas, and coffees, animal hides, furs, feathers, ivory, gold, silver, and other metals, precious stones, timber, cotton, curries, jute, hemp, of just the art. In fact, merely everything that the planet produced. All of these were unloaded and stored in warehouses along ways to be moved to shops and stores in the city. It was also a city of business where lawyers, bankers, insurance agents, stock brokers, importers, and exporters of everything under the sun, bought, sold, and traded goods, bonds, and stocks of investments not only in Europe, but also in the colony. London had a financial center that was one of the richest in the world during that time. And lastly, London in 1888 was an international city. The empire switched all over the globe, attracted various natives from its colonies, as well as people from other countries. Of the estimated 6 million inhabitants living in Greater London, tens of thousands of Germans, Italians, Czechs, Indians, Malaysians, Chinese, Japanese, Africans, West Indians from the Caribbean, Australians, New Zealanders, Canadians, and South Africans were counted as part of the city's population. A historian noted that in London's crowded street one might hear all the accents of the empire. There were Filipinos in London as mentioned by Marialo Ponce to Jose Rizal in one of his letters. Most prominent among them was the exiled lawyer Antonio Maria Rejidor whom Rizal had a falling out later. There is one aspect that I wish to include in those three eyes. London was also an intellectual city. However, this feature was not unique to London. Like many of the European colonial powers during that time the colonization of the countries as well as contact with others because of world trade contributed to the widespread need for knowledge. Library collections were enlarged and placed in various museums and institutions. Among this was the British Library in the British Museum. As an aside the Library of the British Museum already had quite a number of Filipino books. Many of them were taken from the libraries of the convention schools and government offices of Manila during the British occupation of the Philippines from 1762 to 1764. The growth of imperial territory also meant the impetus to learn more about these faraway places. Travel accounts scientific exploration reports guidebooks for traveling to these countries all were published. The opening of the Philippines to world trade at the start of the 19th century not only brought in traders and merchants but also explorers and scientists. It wasn't long before these foreigners German, French, British gathered every bit of knowledge that they can from the islands by compiling libraries and collecting artifacts until some of them began to specialize in things about the Philippines becoming non-orientalists or as Rizal would call them Filipinologists. Interesting also was the fact that these men like Rizal's friend, Austrian scholar Ferdinand Blumentritt became knowledgeable about the Philippines without even setting foot in the islands. It was in this London that Rizal arrived in and began to conduct a study on the Philippines pre-colonial past and eventually discovered the work that set him on the road of a historical study that changed his reformist ideas. The Filipino reform movement or what became known in Philippine history as the propaganda movement was initiated by a group of young Filipino students in Spain and exiled liberals from the Spanish colony exposed to the liberal atmosphere that was changing Spanish politics. These young men realized the problems of the colonial government in the Philippines and wanted reform. Their demand boiled down to two things assimilation as a province of Spain with representation in the Spanish Cortez and reforms in the governance of the Philippines that included the recognition of basic rights like the freedom of rights. But fulfilling these demands were not simple. The reformist encountered not only political but social barriers. The inferiority of natives of the colonies was a commonly accepted fact by the colonial powers. The Philippines was no different. The Spaniards believed that when they arrived in the Philippines they encountered an uncivilized people whom they proceeded to civilize and questionize. The Spaniards argued why should Filipinos be assimilated when they are, to use a modern terms, facsimile Spaniards. This further inflamed the growing patriotism of the reformist and led to the idea that to counter the Spanish argument the Filipino must know themself. Their identity more specifically it must be asked who were the Filipinos when the Spanish arrived. It meant looking at their pre-colonial past. It meant looking at the original Filipino. It was for this purpose that Rizal began exploring the British Museum and its library. Armed with a letter of request to use its holdings and a letter of introduction by Ross he obtained permission to work in the library. And for the next several days Rizal produced the volumes of early Spanish accounts written by the friar missionaries of the times. He had one objective to study and possibly write a history of the Philippines that would show that the early Filipinos were already civilized contrary to what the Spaniards said. Rizal's purpose wasn't new. Historical studies were already being made by his fellow reformist like Isabelo de los Reyes and Pedro Paterno. De los Reyes was already publishing articles on Philippine pre-colonial history that he cleaned from contemporary folklore and sources available to him in the Philippines. These articles were later compiled into several books like El Foclore Filipino published in 1889 and Historia de Ilocos published in 1890. These works, however, lack adequate scholarship but was popular because of their propaganda value. Paterno, on the other hand, had the contacts and the resources to access materials in Spain's libraries and archives. Unfortunately, his books left much to be desired with regards to scholarship. Not only did he exaggerate his information, he embellished them with a lively imagination. Most of his works were dismissed by Rizal and the other reformists as pure fantasies rather than serious scholarship. Paterno's works, unfortunately, have been used by some historians until today. It was only like five years ago that I discovered that a popular hero in Pampanga in one of the provinces in the Philippines was in fact an invention of Paterno. That man never existed. Unfortunately, it became a part of the history of Pampanga but unfortunately, they were a bit open-minded to accept that the person mentioned that they kept mentioning their history is in fact a fantasy. Modern scholars recognize the works of Paterno and los Reyes as the early efforts to show the Filipino identity. But these were not exactly Rizal what had in mind. Both Isabelo de los Reyes and Paterno merely proved that the early Filipinos had a culture of their own, debunking the traditional belief of the Spaniards. In fact, Paterno believed that the pre-colonial Filipino had the same culture as the Spaniards had before colonization. So if Spain had a king, the Philippines had a king, Spain had a prince and princesses, the Filipinos also had prince and princesses. In fact, even Paterno gave himself a title. He called himself Magino O which is equal to a pre-colonial Filipino upper class. Much to the amusement and ridicule of his colleagues. For Rizal, the concept of a national identity was to look for the original Filipino. One of the things that was different from Delos Reyes and Paterno was that Rizal wanted to prove that the pre-colonial Filipino, the culture of the pre-colonial Filipino was unique. That it was original that in fact it was something that the Filipinos had that was destroyed by colonization. And in the British Museum he believed that he may found the book that he can use to test and prove his idea. Rizal initially wanted Blumentry to write the history of the Philippines as the former considered the Austrian scholar an expert on Philippine culture. Yeah, that's true. Blumentry was an expert, but he was an expert only in Mindanao. However, Rizal admired him quite very well that he actually looked up to Blumentry. In fact, Blumentry was his inspiration to write the history of the Morga. But Blumentry turned down the offer so Rizal decided to do it to do it himself. It was to be a formidable task. For we must remember that Rizal never had any educational training on historical research, except for his readings on a wide of topics, on reading materials that he could lay his hands on or which interested him. It was his pain to study medicine, not philosophy, not history. So the task could be really formidable. He was starting everything from scratch and he started his work by reading whatever sources he could lay his hands on in the library of the British Museum and from the private Philippine collections of friends and acquaintances. It was during his research in the British Museum that he came upon early 17th century work written by a Spanish official the Sucesos de las Isas Filipinas or Events in the Philippine Islands written by Antonio de Morga who arrived in 1593 and served in the colony as lieutenant governor before resigning five years later. Here is the book of the Morga. Today the book, the front cover of the book is damaged. It got torn off and it was star fault. It arrived to us with a kind of damage already but it's still very much the same copy including the inscription, the one that you see on top. I couldn't read the inscription on the top of the book because it apparently has been erased with a pen but it's probably from the library of someone in the Philippines during that time. He resigned five years later to serve as a member of the audience after which he was transferred to Mexico in 1603. He died in 1636 in Ecuador after he was charged, investigated and found guilty on corruption charges. It was said that Morga published this book as a defense against the debacle of the Spanish fleet which he commanded against the Dutch invaders in 1600. Sucesos consists of eight chapters which chronicled the political events of the early governor's general during the first decades of the Spanish colonization. But it was chapter eight entitled An Account of the Philippine Islands that would be valuable to Rizal. Morga's last chapter consists of his descriptions and observations of the inhabitants of the Philippines. When Morga arrived in 1593 it was barely two decades after the founding of Manila and the start of the colonization of the Philippines in 1521. This meant that when Morga arrived and during the period he wrote the Sucesos he still saw and witnessed the pre-Hispanic Filipinos and their way of life. Thus the book was exactly what Rizal needed for his planned historical work for it would keep him it could help him reconstruct the life of the early Filipinos as he wrote to Blumentritt. Here's part of the letter that he wrote. Morga is an excellent book it could be said that Morga is a learned modern explorer he has nothing of the superficiality and exaggeration so peculiar to the Spaniards of today. He writes very simply but in reading him one must know how to read between the lines because he had been Governor General of the Philippines and later Justice of the Inquisition. Rizal then set out to fulfill his planned project instead of writing a history he would annotate Morga's Sucesos with data that he was gathering from his readings but first in order to annotate the book he had to copy it first by hand photocopying and of course Skyling wasn't invented still during that time so he had to copy the entire work by hand and that actually proved to be also a fault that happened to him because when the book was eventually published in 18 in 1889 there were errors in the text because it was basically based on Rizal copied. The errors were later discovered by Wenceslau Ratana when Ratana would publish his own annotated version of the Sucesos it would take him over a month from August to September 1888 to painstakingly copy the entire book after which he proceeded to annotate it this is one of the interesting aspects of Rizal's history using the works of other colonial writers to correct or justify the work of another this is not in you today with the various ideas of historical interpretation but during Rizal's time it was innovation in historical studies annotating the morgue took him the better part of a year and by 1889 it was ready to be printed in May of that year he asked Blumentry if he can write the prologue and to write it with complete freedom and to express his comments and ideas about the new work Blumentry agreed Rizal's project on the morgue almost ended with a sour note the publication of the book was supposed to be financed by his friends Antonio Maria Rehidor however for unknown reasons Rehidor backed out at the last minute this led to a falling out between the two friends seeing that he has to publish the book himself Rizal went around London to look for a printer but though there were many printing shops in the city the price they charged to publish the book was too expensive for Rizal he decided to have the book printed where it was cheaper in Paris in September 1889 the copies of the reprinted Antonio de Morga Succesos de las Islas Filipinas with the annotation annotations by Jose Rizal rolled off the presses of the Liberia de Garnier Germanos well what was surprising is that in September 1889 the first issues started coming out in October and the exact date was October 1889 the British Museum got its copy it was a gift from Jose Rizal you can still see the book there today unfortunately we could never see the dedication that was written by Jose Rizal but because the front page the frontispiece got damaged and you can only see the signature of Rizal in the date October 5 1889 but apparently he gave the book during the first months that he was already selling it the book was a resounding success even though he criticized the book in the prologue for being too anti-Catholic and that Rizal's comments relied on hindsight Blumentary told his friend that the annotations were scholarly in May 1890 Rizal told Blumentary that his book is very much sought in red but misfortune soon hit the morgue like the nollie the morgue initially was circulated in the Philippines and like the nollie it soon caught the attention of the authorities it seems that anything now written by Jose Rizal was considered taboo to the Spanish colonial government in the Philippines and it was soon banned his friend Manuel Arias Rodriguez wrote to Rizal in February 1890 less than several months after the publication of the book saying that there was already some difficulty in getting the cargo of books passed through customs in Manila for it seems that there was already a censorship ban on it his only option he told Rizal might be to send the books from Manila back to Hong Kong and have them shipped to the Philippines again in packages instead of one big bulk although Rizal did not mention how many copies he had printed for its first run he wrote to Blumentary more than a year later that he already sold the last bound copy that was with him the publication of the successos began Rizal's venture in historical studies that led him to discover and redefine the original Filipino in fact some Rizal scholars and some historians considered the history or the historical annotations as a history written with the Filipino point of view in fact in results later writings after the publication of the morga he started to use history as a means to fight the colonialism in his country and the racist attitudes of Spanish writers for example Rizal confidently quoted historical sources in arguing against Vicente Barantes' articles on the Tagalog theater that came out in 1889 that same year he published two articles in Trubner's Record a journal of Asian studies published by Dr. Ross the first was a list of Tagalog proverbs specimens of Tagalog folklore the second was a narration of two eastern fables one of which was the story that he would introduce to raiders which was the famous the monkey and the tortoise Rizal also published two historical commentaries on Mai the Philippine description by pre-colonial Chinese traders and the land of Tawalisi of course there's a doubt of what inverse Tawalisi now mentioned by the Arab traveler Ibn Battuta two of his most popular writings were a series of articles that appeared in the reformist newspaper the La Solidaridad these were Filipinos then through the Tiananios the Philippines a century within in 1889 and Sobre la Indolencia de los Filipinos on the Indolence of the Filipinos in 1890 I'm sure that a lot of you have read these essays you would see here a lot of quotations by Rizal using historical sources actually he also used some of it in the letter of the women of Malolos but at that time he was still in the middle of studying the sources so what came out in the letter of the women of Malolos was a bit limited with regards to its history the successes today admittedly Rizal's historiography will not pass the scrutiny of modern historians today like any other historical work it can become obsolete as new information comes out in the course of historical research an example of this study was made by Ambedo Campo in his work on the one mentioned by Ambassador Lagdemeo much of the data that was mentioned by Rizal in the morga already corrected or new information had already come out but in his time the influence of using history for determining a national identity had remained unsurpassed how did it influence the creation of a national identity one should only look at the history of the Philippine Revolution where a neophyte being recruited to Polyfascist Cartipunan is asked what is the origin of the Philippines before the Castiles came what were the conditions of the Filipinos before the Spanish came and to make a comparison the second question would be what is the origin of them what are his conditions today this was history a history introduced by Rizal that formed those questions but what was probably the greatest contribution by Rizal to Philippine historiography was the recreation of our country's precolonial past although there were previous works by his fellow reformist on discovering that past it was Rizal who applied the much needed scholarship to this history he also used his annotations to debunk many of the statements by the Spanish religious chroniclers that were tinged with bias against his countrymen and with this work he succeeded to show to his readers what the early Filipinos were a people with a unique and civilized culture that was destroyed by Spanish colonization lastly Rizal's annotation to the Succesos completed the second stage of his plan about the conditions of his country and its history remember his words in the opening paragraph of the essay in order to know the destiny of a nation it is necessary to open the book of its past as he mentioned in his introduction to the morga in the Noli I began the sketch of the present state of our motherland in the morga he presented the switch past before the Spanish colonizers came and in his coming novel the El Filibusterismo he would show his countrymen the direction that the future of the motherland should take it brought about the realization of our identity and the creation of the Filipino nation thank you very much


So we just spent some time creating our first table the visit table But I want to go ahead and start to expand on this the idea of a database is being able to have all of these different kind of Things of data that somehow interweave together So the first thing I kind of want to think about is well if we look at a visit for example Well a visit typically has a bill to it as well so I want to go ahead and create that bill and so You notice okay. Well, how do I do that? Especially since I don't get that luxury of having the same kind of Table popping up like we did with the visit table when I started my database to do this We go to our create tab and you see that we get a few different options The one I want to actually click on this time is table design Now table design table design if you notice looks a little different. It's not the luxury that we see With visit which is more the traditional Microsoft Excel style with my records going down my Columns going up top. Well now called fields now things are a little different now There's no data Now I'm literally making each one of my fields first I'm making all of my columns because there are none currently in my database So the first one I'm going to go ahead and name is a invoice No, again, we're talking about billing. So it makes perfect sense to be having a billing number to that and Again, all right. Well, we're gonna go ahead and hit tab You see that we get our data type and we can select from all the same data types We've worked with in the past. I'm going to go ahead and just keep it as short text Now you notice over here. We have this section called description Optional well, that's because if we kind of look at it notice. I said invoice numb. No space Okay, well, what does that mean? Okay, we can infer invoice number, but You know, that doesn't always happen. That's not always naturally the case so the description gives us a way as people as You know not computers To understand what we're doing one of the other things I can do here is I can also add in something known as a Little comment saying this is called my primary key now my primary key It technically has not done anything just yet again The description is just like a comment talking about what we're dealing with But over here in my design tab You might notice that I have over on the far left Something that says primary key right there and if I click on it You notice I get a little key right here that appears by invoice. No, the primary key now specifies that this Field is this part of my record is going to be Unique and never No, never blank What that allows for me to do is now have this unique identifier for every one of my invoices that way I don't at any point in time accidentally have to invoices of different amounts with the same number You can think of this like your social security number You wouldn't want someone else to have your social security number and then then go to a bank and take out You know a hundred thousand dollars in loans because well You both now owe a hundred thousand dollars in loans So we don't want those kind of things this primary key what it does is it explicitly is now saying that can't happen You


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and right now we're taking care of you we're kicking off this game previews huge AFC matchup in Kansas City let's get to it the defending AFC champs my Kansas City Chiefs hosting Baker Mayfield's Cleveland Browns Cleveland looking to build on last season which they went to the playoffs as we all know for the first time since the 2002 season and he got the cheese ready to just get back on the field after that embarrassing blowout loss in Tampa I'm ready to stop talking about it as well the Chiefs are a six and a half point home favorite here Dave just Kansas City cover that number at Arrowhead I don't think that they do I think Cleveland rides that momentum that they brought in from last year where they covered by the way in their final game of the year and losing to Kansas City they only lost by five in a similar situation like this where they were getting about a touchdown so I think six and a half is too many points for me Cleveland has covered four straight in Kansas City and what I remember about Kansas City last year they won a lot of games but they didn't cover a lot they were not a good team against the spread only covering once the second half of the year so I think they're gonna get off to a rocky start against the spread maybe win the game but I don't think by six and a half I'm completely with you a lot of reasons why there are a couple of concerns from last year to this year as far as the Browns are concerned yeah the Browns past defense was not great they did have a significant overhaul there so maybe that'll be a little bit better but at the same time when you look at Baker Mayfield and what he accomplished a season ago it was despite the fact that he had the longest average time to throw of any starting quarterback in the NFL and that should be a concern because the longer you hold on to the football the likelier you are to get sacked and even though Baker Mayfield avoided some of those sacks a season ago it could be a good bit worse this go round and so I expect this cheats defense to go ahead and feast I'm probably expecting a lower scoring game in this one my number is closer to five which means the Browns are covering okay here we go the right take is back so let's get back out to Chicago bring in our NFL expert Cole right Cole hey you heard you heard these guys and give their picks which team do you have winning and by how many points well surprised to see those two agree on anything but there's more than a few questions when it comes to my thought process when it involves these two teams because as we know the best ability is availability and then there's a whole host of both of these cats on the men on both sides of the sideline now we know when it comes to Davion Clowney he's dealing with a little bit of illness midweek OBJ was limited with a hamstring or a knee rather and Rashad Higgins he had the hamstring but when it comes to the defending AFC champs Kansas City well they're going to have to do things without Tyron Matthew we know Matthew is out because of illness and then McCollough Harbman still has that oblique that he's nursing so it's really all going to come down to a quarterback shootout it's going to be Baker Mayfield versus Patrick Mahomes and I'm going to have to put all my stock in Patrick Mahomes because it's tough to go against them right now 28-21 Kansas City comes out on top there it is by the way as you as you heard him say it's going to be a shootout go ahead and take that over as well and if you roll with Mahomes and the Chiefs and give those points a winning $50 bet means you're going to collect more than $97 on your bet it's the Fandall Sportsbook app the best place to be all right let's talk about another big week one matchup the number two and three seats from last year's AFC playoffs faced off in Buffalo built quarterback Josh Allen look at a build on last season success and is in the early MVP conversation then you got Steelers quarterback Ben Rothsberger entering his eight teeth season we saw these Steelers throughout throughout this early preseason dealing with the controversy that came with the the contract situation there with TJ Watt Ben said hey just pay the man give him what he wants and here we are at week one where the Steelers are getting six and a half points in this one Pony hey you're in Pittsburgh give me your pick for this Steelers game well they're not going to like it Steelers fans these aren't your big brother Steelers Lisa this team the over under on the Fandall Sportsbooks only eight and a half in a 17 game season so the expectations are not what they used to be here and I look at this matchup very simply Josh Allen was second in the MVP voting last year he lit up the NFL Aaron Rodgers was the only quarterback who was better and look at the Steelers defense coming into this game Lisa TJ Watt didn't practice all training camp in preseason Stefan Tewitt who was second on the team in sacks is on injured reserve Bud Dupree was third is on the Tennessee Titans and oh by the way two of their starting corners left in free agency Bill's mafia they're going to love it they're going to be slamming people through tables after this game they're going to be so excited the Bill's cover I'm with you I'm all I'm all in on that you know this is a Super Bowl team against a team that's not making the playoffs most years that's the Steelers go to the Super Bowl and the Bill's not make the playoffs those years are over this is a completely different Bill's team right now they're going to go a long way they're going to win a lot of games including this one Josh Allen's played the Steelers only twice so far in his young career he's won both games he's covered both games I don't think the Steelers offensive line holds up here I like Buffalo to win big all right guys great stuff by both of you now let's get to a really cool new segment we have for you this year I'm a numbers nerd so this is absolutely my jam now the NFL analyzes the location speed acceleration of every player on every play then uses that information to determine various data sets it's called next-gen stats and we have access to all of that data so Ed your analytic sky give us a next-gen stat there you're using to help bet this Bill Steelers game you've told everyone what I've been doing this off-season was just pour through next-gen stats and figure out what I can find hey biggest question for this game and really for the entire season is what Josh Allen will we see the poor draft profile and subpar performances the first two years or the superstar gunslinger of 2020 let's illustrate this with a couple of charts first let's look at Allen's quarterback grid from 2019 that divides the football field into rectangles and looks at passer rating within each area green is above league average yellow is average and red is below league average and you see red and yellow from zero to ten yards and even behind the line of scrimmage but when you look at 2020 oh yeah that's more like it a good bit more green especially from zero to ten yards where the most throws occur how well the bills utilize more play action and pre-stap motion to make Allen more effective and this matters here because even if Josh Allen regresses this season the system he is in should still make him an effective quarterback and for that reason I am taking the bills to cover here Lisa there it is all based on those numbers next level info from next gen stats Steelers fans if you want to fade Ed I'm telling you just do you a winning a winning $50 bet on your team wins you're going to collect more than $95 just like that and remember you can make your first bet on the app risk-free just sign up for a new a fandal sportsbook account using the promo code right there more ways 1000 you're going to get a risk-free bet up to $1000 again that promo code more ways 1000 of course in addition to making game picks and there are a bunch of cool prop bets on the fandal sportsbook app for each game along with some season long props available as well so let's pop the cork on this pop party guys everyone is invited here all right I'm going to give you a season long prop bet you're going to give me your pick prop party Dave you're up first all right Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers over or under 4550 and a half sees a regular season passing yards he's an MVP quarterback but he's not really a big yards guy you look at his career highs 4600 yards that came 10 years ago by the way you know the other mega quarterbacks of a generation Brady's 5200 Peyton 5400 Breeze 5400 Big Ben 5100 here's a guy that's never been over 4600 yeah we get an extra game this year but his average 4200 basically over his 11 seasons that he made it through the end of the year I'm going under all right Ed coming to you next over or under a six and a half regular season receiving touchdowns for first-year Titan Julio Jones big question here is who is Ryan Tannehill going to throw to yeah I like AJ Brown a good bit but Derek Henry is not going to be this constant red zone running back eventually defenses are going to stack the box and so Ryan Tannehill's got to score touchdowns through the air not too many options probably going to Julio Jones give me the over okay pony your turn let's focus on a running back now Saquon Barclay the Giants taking a long-term approach here to his return from injury you go in over under 1125 and a half regular season rushing yards for Barclay this season oh man get on the Fandil Sportsbook now and bet that under what a great bet that is only two guys went over that rushing total last year and I know it was only in a 16 game season but Saquon Barclay's missed a lot of time the last two years plus think about this Lisa how many times are the Giants actually going to be leading in the second half where they lean on Barclay they got a terrible offensive line they're going to throw in a ton take the under and we already know limited workload here in week one thank you pony Cole you're up here's a fun one for you over under 900 and a half rushing yards for Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson well this is a tricky question in a perfect world I would usually say that Lamar Jackson well he would cut back on running the rock but since he's refined that passing game a little bit and we've seen the rushing yards dip over the last two seasons albeit that he has been over a thousand yards I just don't see him doing what he's going to look to do when it comes to reducing those there's injuries of course J.K. Dobbins and Justice Hill and uh with Levy on Bell in the practice squad I just see Lamar Jackson running the ball more out of necessity so I see him going over that 900 and a half yards this season Lisa be interesting to see if he gets over that thousand mark two Cole only two quarterbacks have rushed for a thousand yards in a season Michael Vic and Lamar Jackson thanks Cole great stuff guys and now all of you at home can place your bets and a bunch of other really fun prop bets right now on the Fandalsports book app again new users sign up using that promo code moreways 1000 for your risk free bet up to a thousand bucks all right time to indulge your fantasies now boys and girls time to dig in on fantasy and we're making it free yes our free daily fantasy contest you can enter right now to kick off the nfl season sign up for the hulu plus live tv huddle up for your chance to win part of the $20,000 prize pool the contest is live right now on fandal.com so log on and pick nine players you think will score the most points in week one and hey while you're setting your lineup keep this in mind as well there's a special hulu new wave kickoff bonus any fan who registers the highest excuse me roster is the highest scoring new wave player gets a share of a $5,000 bonus so there's that as well and what is new wave you asked well a new wave player is a player who has been in the nfl for three years or less so to give you a little help here we asked a fandal editor-in-chief jj Zachary sin to give us his top three new wave player picks jj who's on your roster here in week one hey lisa if you're looking at first and second year players on this weekend's slate i think one wide receiver who's pretty obvious is davante smith he's only $5,300 playing in his first nfl game against what could be the worst secondary in football in atlanta this game has a 48 and a half point over under and look at the eagles roster there's not many alternative pass catchers for jaylen hurts to confidently throw to so i like davante smith at $5,300 quite a bit there's also nazi harris another rookie going up against buffalo nazi harris $6,500 he's going to be the bell call running back in this pittsburgh offense i think there's some concern that this game could get away from pittsburgh there could be a negative game script but nazi harris is a great pass catcher out of the backfield he should be game script proof so i really like nazi harris at that price point he's a really great value and then finally second year guy i'm going to stack davante smith and go with jaylen hurts for $7,600 again he's facing a very weak atlanta secondary jaylen hurts wasn't the best passer in the world last season when he started but in the four games that he started he averaged 23 fantasy points for game why because he can get it done with his legs so against this weak secondary maybe he gets it done with his arm as well i think he has a really high ceiling especially at $7,600 thank you jay so heading out of fandal.com to sign up for the hulu plus live tv a huddle up contest for your chance to win part of the $20,000 prize pool and remember hey if you roster the best new wave player you'll get a part of that $5,000 bonus good luck and have fun and right now we're getting more fun in the show back to our week one game previews now bringing it home here to los andalus the chargers are actually packing their bags and getting cross country to take on the washington football team la quarterback justin herbert offensive rookie of the year last season has impressed teammates already this season king and alan coming out saying he has quote no ceiling very excited to see his development while on the other side we get some fits magic ryan fits patrick entering his 17th year in the league of course his first here with washington guys this is the tightest spread of the week washington is getting one ed underdog at home how you playing this one not to mention a west coast team going all the way out to the east coast and they are favored so this is pretty interesting as far as you know your typical spreads are concerned but as far as this one goes i am a huge believer huge believer in justin herbert the chargers were seventh in epa per dropback in games that justin herbert started and that's pretty impressive but when you look at what washington did just a season ago well they were third best in epa per dropback defense and so the question is okay what is going to be stickier what are we going to see next season is it justin herbert or washington defense well defense is harder to predict from one season to the next and a lot of that was because of quarterback pressures that washington was able to generate i'm not sure you can rely on that as much and you look at the other side of the ball chargers past defense was pretty decent and now they're going up against ryan fits patrick who has a lot of turnover worthy throws and so i put all of that together and i say you know what justin herbert should good should go out there firing everything should be just fine as far as la is concerned and i think they're covering i thought washington would be favored in this game by maybe two two and a half and right now they're a slight underdog but you look at ron rever and what he did with his team three and thirteen two years ago dead last in the division and they win it last year i know they only had to go seven and nine to do that but the fact that he took a team from the seller to the top in his first year he had some health problems as well here's the guy that just has his team believing in him and a quarterback upgrade in fits magic a good young offense i think the defense is really going to bring it here uh the pass rush is still very strong i'm going to take washington i think this this line is off all right washington tail dave here a winning a fifty dollar bet means you're going to collect more than ninety three dollars again that's a fandall sports book app now let's get to the bears who will be here in los andalus taking on the rams chicago head coach matt naggy starting veteran quarterback andy dalton despite rookie justin feels impressive preseason certainly a bright future ahead of him naggy saying we're not going to rush it now on the other side matt stafford making his first start for the rams after getting traded from detroit the bears getting seven and a half points in this one this is the biggest spread here in week one col you're in chicago you know i'm coming to you for your pick here but i want you to hold that thought here i'm going to get to pony first pony how are you playing this game let me preface my pick by saying i think andy dalton stinks and the bears are making a huge mistake by starting him however if you look at this game the rams offense is going to take time they don't know who the running back is yet because the camp acres injury and it's matt stafford's first game so given the size of the spread with the bears defense there's continuity there with colil bet mac i'm going to take chicago and i hate myself for it because i don't like andy dalton anymore but i think it's the right bet in this game well pony i'm with you and i'm against you because last year we know that the bears they threw out some fools gold started five and one then dropped six in a row but it is a new year and a new team but it concerns me that andy dalton hasn't had a winning quarterback record since 2015 now i know justin fields isn't the starting quarterback so that's going to be the biggest question in the rams their defense well it was designed to go out there pressure the quarterback and eliminate the pass so andy dalton he's going to have his hands full and david montgomery it's going to be a long day for him coming out of that backfield and when it comes to matt stafford uh first year with the new team well all you can do is pencil him in for another 4 000 plus yard passing season and with stafford with cup and bobby trees and the sean jackson i think that everything's going to be just fine here the rams i think they go out and win big it's 24 to 14 there it is bears fans uh you're getting seven and a half points in this one maybe that's your confidence boost here you want to bet with your heart go for it a winning $50 bet on your team means you're going to collect more than $95 all right let's roll on here you guys uh ed you use next chance that's earlier in the show uh now i want you to give us three bets based on that next level data that you think will bring us some really good value on these bets available here in week one what you got well let's do some more player props all right why not and let's talk about deandre hopkins one of the great receivers this game has ever seen let's take a look at one game in particular his route tree from his week 15 performance against the eagles easily his best game last season white lines or his routes green represents what he did after the catch and boy he put in some great work as a true deep threat his average death of target was 13.1 yards and kyler murray's passer rating when targeting hopkins was 149.1 that's near perfect i like hopkins to go over a season long prop total and his over prop in a season opener against the titans all right let's get right to the vikings and the bangles here uh in week one why is that a good thing for dalvin cook dalvin cook really consistent running back and we should expect more of the same in 2021 here is his running back a carry chart for his week nine game against the lions where he absolutely carved them up yellow lines are for short gains of zero to five yards green lines are for bigger gains of more than five yards and one true attribute of a great running back is how many yards they gain after contact and here in only 22 carries he had 121 yards after contact cook finished second in yards after contact in 2020 and for that reason i have them over a season long and week one prop bet all right finally you have some interesting next gen stats on ryan tana hill who's on my bench by the way what do you have for me he might stay on your bench for a little bit because i'm a little bit bearish as far as how i think the titans quarterback will perform here is his quarterback grid areas the field that are concerning are really behind the line of scrimmage which normally isn't a big deal what you do from zero to 10 yards much greater impact on your overall offense but my problem is the titans lost a lot of underrated receivers like cori davis adam humphries johnny smith and i don't think hulio jones is going to fill the entire void and so for that i'm going under tana hill season long and game one props awesome stuff and thank you very much take that info now place your bets on the fandalsports book app of course you can place your wager on the best we just talked about or hundreds of others remember to sign up for your account using more ways 1000 all right you guys let's take this to the meadowlands here uh we've got the giants hosting the broncos you know that we talked about new york running back say kwan barkley earlier in the show when we were betting those props um he is coming back but the team is taking some time writing long-term approach to get him back on the field week two last season remember that acl so here we are he will be on the field in limited capacity for week one as for the broncos vik fangio naming teddy bridgewater the starting quarterback so be his first regular season start for denver giants getting two and a half points in this matchup getting two and a half points pony give me your pick for this game well i apply a simple betting axiom to games like this lisa and that is do i think the underdog can win the game and in this case the giants at home getting two and a half i think they can and that's why i'm going to take them you know what denver they're going to be so careful in this game bridgewater is a conservative quarterback by nature they probably think they can just play defense and win given the state of the giants offensive line in bark we not being 100 percent but for those reasons i like new york if they can't be the team that finished in last place last year with bridgewater at quarterback then a bunch of people there deserve to get fired it's a huge game for the future of the giants i'm going to go with you yeah i'm going to go with you pony and i think nobody's talking about the addition to kenny gollyday here and that what he's going to bring to this giants offense they already have some very talented receivers but to bring him in here that's going to give danie dimes just that extra number one wide receiver option i'm just matching up the giants offensive players and the denver offensive players i don't see denver scoring that many points in this game i'm with you i think the giants pull off the slight upset here yeah i think giants fans have got to be so excited to kick off their season here with the broncos at home you're getting two and a half points in this one a winning $50 bet on your team means you're going to collect 100 bucks on your wager and hey placing bets on your phone or computer we know it's easy and fun and legal here but you can get the full fandal experience if you get yourself to the fandal sportsbook at the meadowlands doors are open for all the games this weekend and any day of the week the vandal sportsbook at the meadowlands is located right across the parking lot from metlife stadium features dozens of tv's table service food and drink and of course live sports betting on all your favorite teams and players so if you're in the area or looking for a fun spot to hit up on vacation this is bucket list make sure to check out the fandal sportsbook at the meadowlands and hey let's stay in new york and talk jets gangrene actually hitting the road and going to be at carolina to kick off the season number two overall pick zach wilson will be under center for this new york team after an impressive pre-season love what we saw from that kid the jets in defense will be familiar with the guy on the other side of the ball here former jets quarterback sam darnold now under center for carolina jets are getting four and half points on the road ed which team do you like here in this match up in charlotte so the big reason for me why i love the jets here is all about zack wilson here is a quarterback who led bju to one of more effective offenses in college football a season ago epa per dropback bju was fourth best in college football that's incredible and he's getting a lot of weapons that jets fans haven't seen in quite some time notably kori davis his expected catch over expected catch rate was nine point six percent that is eighth best in the nfl from a season ago and the jets drafted elysia more 34th overall in the 2021 nfl draft so a lot of weapons for a rookie quarterback who's going up against a defense that you know may have some holes there and on the other side of the football we don't know if sam darnold is an nfl caliber quarterback we need to see how he performs in a much better system but we don't know that yet but we do know what zack wilson can do when he has a terrific infrastructure and for that reason i think the jets are covering and you see that graphic there the line actually has just moved jets fans you're getting four and a half points in this one and a winning $50 bed on that four and a half means you're going to collect more than $95 thank you ed let's check back in now with our nfl analysts call right uh cool we did this last season and i absolutely loved it we're bringing it back let's talk underdogs giving them a little love because betting an underdog to win outright you're going to get great value you're going to get a big payout so coal let's talk week one who are these dogs that you're betting well davie touched on the fact that kenny golliday is now a member of the new york giants but uh so is kyle rudolf that's a good news for danie dimes and he called daniel jones and the new york giants but uh we know also seyquan barkley he's back so blake martinez defensively he's a tackling machine there's no doubt about that and denver with teddie bridgewater is conservative as they are not going to have enough firepower to get a win away from mile high 21 to 10 the giants get the win in this one and then on the flip side well i have to go with the houston texans over the jacksonville jaguars because it's tough for me to trust trevor lorenz in his first game on the road away from jackson bill to go out there and get that win and i just think there's going to be too much offensive firepower for houston mark engram philip linsey brandon cooks anthony miller i think it's going to be a collective effort offensively for houston 34 to 17 they're winning big here two great picks there by kohl go ahead and tail kohl's upset picks or make any other bet on the fandalsports book app right now risk free up to $1,000 again all you have to do sign up for your fandalsports book account new users are getting that risk-free bet up to a thousand bucks just by using that promo code more ways 1000 so right now on this show we're going to get frisky with this risk-free bet guys everyone back in here i need a $1,000 risk-free bet from each of you that's going to hit on the fandalsports book here this weekend david you're first what's your bet i know it's week one so we can do a season long bet but i like a game so much this week i'm just going to keep it simple green bay norland's two teams just cannot stop each other scored 67 points last year combined nine out of last 10 times these teams have played they've scored 55 or more including games that have got to 80 totals only 50 i'm all in here a thousand dollar risk-free bet picks me up 900 benjamins i'm going to do a season long pick here and i'm also going to steal pony's thunder because i enjoy doing that especially early in the season tj watt had more quarterback pressures than anyone else in the nfl last season and so i think he will cash those pressures into actual sacks this go round and despite the contract conversations i'm not worried about that i think tj watt will become the defensive player of the year and so a $1,000 risk-free bet gets me 7500 bucks i'm going for a big payday i'm going to put together a two-team moneyline parlay for week one i am a believer in jamis winston sign me up i think they're the one of the hardest teams to predict in football because they're playing in a neutral site and who knows what kind of jamis we're going to get they're going to air it out take new orleans to beat green bay plus tennessee's defense was terrible last year i think arizona goes there and wins collect $6,000 when you make this moneyline parlay today that's real people it's happening you can do it right now on the fandal sportsbook app makers sure to sign up for your new fandal sportsbook account right now to place those bets remember use the promo code more ways 1000 to get your risk-free bet up to a thousand bucks again easy legal and live take your winnings if you hit get your money back if you don't it is the best mulligan in the business and here we are the favorite part of my show and how super bowl predictions guys i want your best value super bowl bet davie you're going to start us up uh who you got to win the whole thing well last year tampa the first team to win in their home stadium guess who's hosting this year so far that's where the rams play look they made the super bowl three years ago with jared goff now they have matthew stafford i'm taking the rams at 15 to 1 to win it all i'm approaching this a couple of ways one my super bowl champions the baltimore ravens but to hedge that bet i'm taking the nsc west as the winning division for the super bowl the reason well i think three teams out of that division will make the playoffs and so three out of 14 chance that's better than 20 percent implied probability of plus 4 20 that's less than 20 percent so you're getting value there nsc west my division to win it all lisa you love to do your homework and study you love facts and numbers things like that how about this the buccaneers last year went from seven and nine to the super bowl the year before that kansas city did it with mahomes as a second year starter so put those two things together you get the chargers at 33 to 1 seven and nine last year and a quarterback that's going to make an even bigger leap in herbert i think there's tremendous value in the chargers at 33 to 1 you had me at hello pony i actually wrote down everything you just said um great stuff you guys from game picks prop bets best bets we covered it all and col let's get to you well i'm gonna have to go with a sleeper pick here i'm gonna have to go with the arizona cardinals because there's just too many new pieces of the puzzle i know it could be a dark horse but when you take a look at aj green and new hopkins and you combine that with the speed of christian kirk and chase edmunds and james connor i think kyler murray he's gonna have a lot of fun when it comes to putting points on the board so uh the numbers they're looking pretty favorable when it comes to cashing in a big ticket with arizona it's one of the teams i think is going to be most exciting to watch this season you guys absolutely crushed it and yes we covered it all and yes the anafel is back and so are we can you tell that we're a little bit excited week one is here check out all the bets that we talked about on the fandall sportsbook app new users again the promo code more ways 1000 from all of us here at fandall thanks for hanging with us today we're going to be right back here next week good luck with your bets after an unprecedented year apart the time has finally come to say welcome back to the prestige and excitement of witnessing history firsthand this november beautiful delmont 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The Tennessee Titans! Hey, I'm really, I'm calling for this one. There are some players on this team. Can I start this out? There's Vial with some slander though. Tell me why Ryan Tannehill is at an 118 a million dollar contract right now. Oh, oh, no. This dude was on the dolphin to the start of last year. Yes, I get that. The Titans made a push there at the end of the season. But that is due to this man right here, Derek Henry, literally carrying the whole team on his back.  Either way, let me show you this team. This team is super good. So 89 speed on Ryan Tannehill, which is like really, really impressive. Mariota, I'm so sad. I love this dude. I'm sad that he's kind of not doing well anymore in the NFL. The dual hatbacks are nutty. Derek Henry, Chris Johnson, really excited about that. Randy Moss, I just learned this today in 2010 was on the Titans for a little bit. So it counts, he gets the count. Then we get 99 overall Delaney Walker. 98 Jared Cook, 97 Crumpler. Probably the best Titans we've ever dealt with. 99 John Runyon, 94 Bruce Matthews, 94 Saffold, 98 Malway, and 89 Taylor Lawan. Now defense is not as high as overall. I believe this is a 96 offense, 92 defense, 94 overall, as you can see. If you know me and you saw my Easter pack opening, you know how much I hate Ken Houston, but I will take a 99 overall strike. So what up? Don't even want to talk about it. 91 Sean Phillips, 94 Jay Ombraun, 94 Williamson, 99 Keith Bullock.  Logan Ryan, Adori Jackson, Jason McCordy, Vic Beasley, Dequan Jones, Jeffery Simmons, and then 99 Jor-El Casey, who is one of our ex-factors. I imagine he'll have at least two sacks. He's gonna be really, really, really good. I'm pumped about this. Derek Henry and Chris Johnson, they're like polar opposite hatback types, but they're both gonna be gone tier. Statistically, this Derek Henry's gonna, whoa, he's way faster than I thought. 97 speed, 96 break tackle, 98 track, probably just gonna be trucking with him. And then Chris Johnson is boosted to 99 speed. Ridiculous. Now Titans rushing, he has both the Tennessee Titans camp, which gives you the plus two speed, agility, excel, all that, but he also has Titans rushing camp. I've never seen somebody use that camp before, but that is awesome. Also, before I forget, Sam, thank you so much for letting me use your squad.  If you haven't heard, Raycon makes some awesome wireless earbuds. They sound amazing. It's just like everything you're used to seeing on the market for wireless earbuds, but Raycons are about half the cost. That's why it's so awesome. You guys see me wearing this pair all the time in videos. These are the Raycon E55s. They look like that. They fit in your ears super well. It has increased bass. It has wireless charging. And it's even water resistant too, which I really like. It also has some really cool color ways. I'll show you guys those right now on the screen. They also have the Everyday E25, which is their best selling model. That also has really cool color ways too, and I'll show you those right now. I also have a link for you, of course. You can see in the top of the description, it's buyraycon.com forward slash MMG.  So yeah, make sure to click that link. Raycon, thank you for sponsoring. Enjoy the rest of the video, guys. Without further ado, let's see if we can keep up the streak of having awesome games in this series. Also, my Uber Eats order just got here. It's Panda Express, which is actually reverse racism. Cause I'm still ordering Chinese food, even though a lot of people aren't. I'm gonna do this kick off. Call the time out. Go get my food. Okay, I gotta go get my food. Shit, hope I don't get scored on. Five minutes later. For accession briefing, let's go. No, did we stop him? How do I have the ball? No, what? We stopped him? Man, look at that. I claim my defense without even trying. All right, we're gonna start this game out with Derek Hedley. Okay. That's Geneva and Clowney for you. Let's try out some new plays. I got QB Sonia Chek here, and he's in some variation of a blitz. Ooh, Mason was there. Oh, whoa. Okay, wait, no. Dude, that was actually so open.  But you know what? I got a free possession here, thanks to my defense somehow clamping. So why not? Why not go for it? I should be able to hit Moss here, unless he's usering over there. Nope. Oh, he's not Ken Houston. He could get it. Oh, I was hoping that was a good play. That was a good recovery. Well, just gave him the ball in the 14. Probably not my smartest decision ever. He is totally running this ball. Like I'm a hundred percent sure. I blitzed the house, Kevin Byers there. We're gonna push everyone to the left in case it's inside zone. It's not. I've seen this throw in the middle, throw in the middle. Ah, go get him, go get him. Dude, I need Jarell Casey to get some heat, man. Where's his dude Ben? Oh, he's right there. Yeah, he's not in the best spot for this. Oh, inside zone. No, underneath. He's just taking off early. Loser. He caught that. Damn, maybe I shouldn't play defense. Maybe I'm just screwing up my team's rhythm or something. Oh, I want to use the band express so bad. I need to get this guy to rage quit, dude. I want this band express. Oh, it's gonna slap. It's gonna slap. Gril Teriyaki chicken fried rice. That's all you need. It's gains, it's slaps. Kind of runs right through you though. I'm not about to lie. And you can patron Asian businesses which are doing poorly right now due to the coronavirus. Good guy gains slaps. What more do you want?  There's no way he's on this slip screen. I rarely run a slip screen. Nobody runs a slip screen because it sucks. And he was totally on it. Chris Johnson just happens to be fast. Okay. Okay, I still got hardly lit up like no other but I somehow got 15 yards out of that. So that's kind of hype. Ooh, they got jail rig screen. See if we can hit it. Oh, it's totally open. Yup, set up those blocks. Okay. Chris Johnson, 99 speed taken off. That play is so good. Let's go. All right, now we're gonna audible out of it.  Ooh, I think that is a cute. Oh, there's no keeping spot. See ya. Touchdown. Let's go. Right Tannehill, what dance he got? I don't know what that one is, but in the Vikings video, if you've already seen that one, I made the gigantic mistake of going for two every time. And it forced me to go into OT in that game. And I have not learned my lesson even a little bit and I refuse to learn my lesson ever I never will. Money. Let's go. Now I'm up by one, baby.  Not gonna lie. Get there. Okay, Abraham Williamson. I feel so bad. Bear, I'm sorry, bro. I'm sorry. I don't have a choice. I gotta do it to ya. Hey, the hammer of the hit stick has no prejudice.  I'm a hit stick.  I can't tell what he's looking for here. Wow. What a dot. He might be going a little try hard here. Let's keep these blitzes up.  Ken Houston over top. Yes, sir. I'm gonna go a five man rush this time and I'm staying on Ken Houston. Same thing. Corner route. Doesn't throw it, hits underneath. That's like three yards. I'm fine with that. Third and 16. He does not have the yardage for this.  That's not enough yards. That's a corner route. Come and buy with me about this. Let's go. Pick six. 100% of pick six. Let's go. Wow, he clamps the corner out. You do not see that every day. I think I could probably hit Calvin Johnson underneath on this. Oh, look at that. He's so open. I'm just gonna not. I get it. I get it done whatever I wanted there, honestly. Hey, now it's a two possession game even though I only have two touchdowns because he needs nine points. Okay. So Kevin Byrd's got the no fly zone X factor going and I'm gonna get a sack. He was flying through the game. It's so fast. Second and 15. Good Lord. We might just get a rage quit in this one. Hey, I need a rage quit. I got a Steven Hot thing of Pandy Express just waiting to get his teeth clapped. Come on, baby. Let's get a pick. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. We got a sack. Come on, rage quit. Come on. I want that teriyaki chicken, baby. You know I want that teriyaki chicken. Oh, bro. Come on.    If you get dapped up by play action, you might as well quit. All right, play action. We're chucking the bomb to Randy Moss. He's back there. No way. But how though? But how did you drop it though? Like let's try and get Delaney Walker involved. He's got like virtually no pressure. Oh, Delaney Walker is gonna toss a block. That's the way you need 99 overall Delaney Walker for is that block. I really do wanna get him involved though. Okay, we can hit him on the underneath here or I can always use your playmaker. Yeah, let's playmaker him up the field. I'm gonna throw it. I don't care if his user's there. I deserve that. I did say I don't care if his user's there and I proceeded to throw it. I'm getting some Minnesota Vikings game vibes from this one, man.  Wow. Straight up lobs that up and it was open because I took Evan Byert off it.  This could be a run. No. It's literally the same play every play. And he caught that? Wait, somehow he's on the one. Ken Houston's got to cover a lot of field. Okay, wait. My Kevin's just toe taps it in the back of the end zone. I'm getting the Vikings game vibes dude. I'm dicking around and now it's 16-14. Okay, here's what we're gonna do.  Get Chris Johnson and Derek Henry involved and I'm gonna end this game. All right, read option. Especially with that 89 speed Tannehill. Could be deadly. All right, Chris Johnson's in it for this one. All right, he's on Chris Johnson. That's room. That's a lot of room. So I have peaks on bubble. All right, I'm gonna let him scream on this Derek Henry and I'm gonna give this to Johnson. Yes, sir. Lots of room, great blocking. Can we stop? Hey, actually I got five plus yards. I don't think this edge is set. I don't think that's there but I'm gonna go for it. Anyway, okay, okay, Derek Henry. All right, second and three. I'm gonna run this stock.  I'm actually hitting the deck. I'm so sorry, I feel so bad but I'm getting lit up right now.   I don't wanna ruin the immersion. Gonna go with a hat-bag dive here that should give me room on the left side to bounce it. Here it comes. Something about to ruin by that shit, man. Ruin by it. All right, so he just flips it to the other side. I got a lot over there though so I don't think that's going anywhere. He's really not putting a lot together here so I'm interested to see what he goes with. This is probably a pass. I expect it to be.  Caught that. I'm going, I know Vic Beasley's fast. I'm going Vic Beasley on the QB Spy and he's running levels. This is the only play he's ran this entire game and there's gonna be a corner out out of the tight end and I'm on it. Wait a minute.  Wait, wait, wait, did he drop it? He dropped it. If he had caught that, oh my God. My body was so ready to be mad. All right, we're good. I'm gonna go on a stretch to Derek Henry.  First and goal, we're gonna grab one here for Derek Henry. He should get this. He is pushed out there pretty heavy though. Oh no, that's a hundred percent a touchdown. All right, beautiful. We got a very solid lead now. And he's gonna reach for it. Tight and seem yo. Boy, that was a good one. We really redeemed ourselves from that Patriots game. It looked like we might have almost blown that for a second, but we brought it back together. Derek Henry, Chris Johnson, unbeatable combo. I will see you in the next video. Thank you for watching as always. Peace out.


Sub everybody forced here. I'm up in a one five pack lot of 2022 Panini national VIP gold packs here. So this is for Kai G. Got a five pack lot one lot of five Good luck Kai. Thank you for the order starting off with a Brett far base and a Hyper rookie Casey Meyes See some better packs going forward Evan Mobley Rookie card I'm guessing doesn't have a rookie logo on it, but rookie card there and a Christian Pulisic There we go Christian Pulisic non-numbered looks like a like a velocity parallel or like a laser I'll check in a second Brian Kevin Durant's and what is this? It was that way.  These are low numbered. I know that Jeff Gordon, that's awesome, man. That'll sell pretty well one of five Jeff Gordon Racing action low numbered Ronald Acuna Jr. Nice a crack-dice Trey Lance now Dude fire in the past couple packs 10 of 99 Heck yeah, dude Jeff Gordon the five and Trey Lance to a hundred That's fire, man. Here you go Kai And last one for you Kai Got a Mack Jones base rookie and a hyper Trey Lance. Hope you like Trey Lance very nice stuff, man Good a five pack lot there for your Kai. Thank you again. I'll get those right out to you


Going on everyone, Sam here with late in sports garage, ripping 21, Upper Dex Skybox, Metal Universe Champions, hobby one box break, number 30, random pack style. So look again at your random results. As always, you can find these on the website, under the results tab, as well as the link that's in chat. I have them copied over the website as you see them here. This is how they came out of the randomizer. I will sort them for myself to make it a little easier. So good luck everybody. Let's do it, let me get these sorted and we'll rock and roll. Here we go, low Y starting at number one. Again guys, we've got three stacks of five packs each. So one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15. Here we go. Here's one through five. Here is six through 10. And here is seven, or no, 11 through 15. Start with one, low Y again, here you go buddy. Let's do it. We've got reaching for the stars, Scotty Barnes, very nice, congrats on that, they're low. Nice die cut coming out of the first pack. Hey, Gabby Butler, Davonta Smith and Seth Abbott. H. Lee at pack number two. PMGs and autos and any of the inserts I would say, Eric. So that inserts like a shorter print, usually get about one a box and then the precious metal gems are the big ones we're looking for. Sue Oh, Christopher, Shane Wright, Fresh Foundation. Metal Eyes, B.J. Boston. My last furnace, Mac Jones. Nice one there, H. Lee, Mike Mencius and Trevor Lawrence. Isaiah Todd, Riff Rath, Raisin De Shambot. Fresh Foundation, Carlos Alokin. There's a premium rookie of Isaiah Todd for the Wizards now. Nice one there, Nicholas S. Troy Mullins and Jean Montero. Pack number four is Isaac H. Good luck here Isaac. Let's see what we got buddy. We got Nekomingo. Fresh Foundation is Jalen Waddle. We've got Intimidation Nation on Sufati. Congrats on that, Isaac. One of the best soccer, young soccer players in the world. Dot Richardson and Atobi Miller. And number five is Nick A. Good luck, Nick. Here we go, buddy. Name Osaka. There's Najiharis on the premium rookie. Tommy Caldwell, Moses Moody and Tiger. Number six, we've got Peter M. Number six, here we go, Peter. Good luck, buddy. Baker, there's two female Lopez. Fresh Foundation, Mojave King. We've got Trey Lance. That's gonna be a McKayla Schifrin on the Skybox premium. That is number two, 150. Congrats on that. There you go, Peter. Nice one there, buddy. McKayla Schifrin, Morikawa and Joanna. Tough to set. Oh, is that a paper, gotcha. Number seven, Nicholas S. You might have to restart, like turn the printer. Once you put it in, you might have to turn the printer off and back on again. I've run into that issue a few times. Yes, you can. There are MJ autos in this product. There are MJs. There should be some right over there in there, potentially, under the fillers on the second shelf. Yeah, Scotty Lewis. Chloe Kim. Hey, Wayne Kretzky, Blast Furnace. Nice, there you go, Nicholas. Congrats, buddy. Lexi Thompson and Adley Rochman. Number eight, we've got H. Lee at number eight. Josh Giddy, Fresh Foundation, Skye Brown. Premium rookie is Jaylen Waddle. Nice one there. We've got Tatiana Weston Webb and Tony Finau. Nice little pack there for you. H, Brian at number nine. Now, good luck, Brian. Kaminga, Scotty Lewis. Is a Arkwell Tiger, nice. Congrats on that, Tiger Woods. Justin Fields. And a LeBron. A LeBron on the back. Nice pack, Brian. Congrats, buddy. We're on to number 10, Tyler D. There's Adley Rochman. There's an Isaiah Todd. Sabrina Inescu on the premium. Sabrina Inescu again, and Ryan Whitney. Nice pack for you there, Tyler. Picking up an MJ. Onto number 11, Long Jay. Good luck, Long. Fresh Foundation, Devonta Smith. We've got PMG. Metalized, Zach Wilson. Congrats on that, buddy. Nice one there, Long. Add his number to 100, 97 of 100 on the precious metal gem. You know it is a PMG with the PMG logo. Congrats, buddy. Nice one there. We will take it. Olivia Taylor Dudley and a Kyle Pitts. Nice pack there on number 11 for Long Jay. We're on to Peter M at number 12. Let's do it, Peter. Zach Wilson. On to Fati. Fresh Foundation at Zach Wilson. There's a Blas Furnace. Jalen Johnson, Rookie for the Hawks. Nice one there. We've got Byron Lopez and Scotty Barnes on the base. Congrats, Peter. Nice Blas Furnace coming out of there. Jacob C at number 13. BJ Boston. Matthew Wolf. Roberto Campos. We've got Moses Moody on the premium Rookie. Nice one there for the Warriors. What's up, James? Ben Simmons. Jaden Springer and Susan Tadeshi. Nice pack there at 13. We're on to Long Jay now at 14. Good luck, Long. Only ripped this that has PMG, so seven or eight probably, maybe 10. Pat Perez, Fresh Foundation, Justin Fields. Matthew Wolf, Metalize. There's an Intimidation Nation, Matt Jones on the foil. Nice one there, Long Jay. Coco Goff and Scott Abbott. And to round us off, we've got RB at pack number 15. Good luck, RB. Sarah Witter, Colby Stevenson, Willemond Diaz, or Kisbert. There's a Mojave King on the premium Metal Universe. Hey, Roberto Campos and Mack Jones. That will do it for the break. Thank you guys again for filling this up. Next up, we've got some F1 mixers. It's gonna be some fun here.