Rough Start for the Pats, Big Week For Tyler Shough | Week 1 2026 | Full Show

[music] Week one of the 2026 season has arrived. What a beautiful way to open the season with that game last night between the Patriots and the Seahawks. We're going to recap everything about that game coming down to the wire. Drake May throwing three interceptions as well as previewing every game ahead this weekend in week one on a brand new episode of Time to Football. Glad to be back. So good to utter those words. My name is Asan Khan, the host of this show. If you guys are following on YouTube, but you aren't listening to this on podcast, vice versa, Apple podcast, Spotify podcast, YouTube, those are where I'm going to be posting these podcasts. Follow, subscribe. Also, if you guys aren't following me on Twitter, Instagram, or Tik Tok, I encourage you guys to follow on there. So much more football content on those platforms. Before I get into this episode, I'm going to explain a little bit about the direction that this channel is going in, what we're going to be doing on a weekly basis, and also what I've been up to for the last couple of years in my career. So, I used to make YouTube fantasy football content on this YouTube channel. And I wouldn't even say that 50% of my content was fantasy football. It was less than that. But half my subscribers came from fantasy football content. I decided to move on from making that kind of content because I was getting more access to players and coaches and agents and events and I needed to be taken a little bit more seriously. I needed to be respected and unfortunately fantasy analyst, the fantasy football community, some people look down upon it. It just has a negative connotation. So, I needed to disassociate myself from that to be, you know, work my way up as a commentator or a journalist, whatever you want to label me as. And I'm so glad that I did. It was one of those things where I had to take one step back to take two steps forward. And that one step back, I felt it, dude, because I was making bank with fantasy football content. Hella bread just to tell people what they already know. Can you believe that? It's all therapy. I'm a counselor. Hey, now I know why he calls himself a fantasy football counselor. Such a standup guy. We all know who's good and who's not good. You know who you're going to start and sit. You just want someone else to give you that affirmation. Jakori Crosky married and Rico D. I don't know what the Hey, relax. It's all good. You want to know why? because it doesn't matter in life. It's all fake. Who cares? So anyways, that was a lot of money that I lost on. But now I'm in the two steps forward phase and I can finally say that 100% full-time I am doing time to football. Time to fulltime. And it's because of Tik Tok. Honestly, Tik Tok has been such a blessing. beginning of the year, I got invited to a Tik Tok creator rewards program where I can make three times my ad revenue. And so that's been the driving force for me to go full-time. And there was a lot of success that I had when we went out to the Super Bowl in San Francisco talking to AJ Barner. Listen, I was the journalist that revealed AJ Barner. The JN AJ stands for Javvante. His words, not mine. and a bunch of other stuff happened. But I'm going full-time and Tik Tok is my main driving force and YouTube has become secondary. But YouTube has also been terrible for content creators because they are leaning in the direction of trying to be like Tik Tok. Everybody's trying to be like Tik Tok. Snapchat has short form videos now. Instagram now has reels. YouTube has shorts. I think Facebook has incorporated reels. Like I don't know if it's all the same as Instagram, but YouTube is very shorthy and then long form content barely gets pushed out because you're competing with other shorts. And even the shorts, you can get stuck in 1,000 to 2,000 view hell. You have a Tik Tok that gets 200,000 views. You take that same exact Tik Tok, you post it on YouTube shorts, only 2,000 views tops, if you're lucky. But a lot of people just weren't seeing my content. I've been posting almost every day for the last couple of years and people are like, "Where have you been? I haven't seen your post." Blah, blah, blah. Welcome back or whatever when when they do see my video and I'm like, "Guys, go to YouTube shorts. I've been posting all the freaking time." So, anyways, Tik Tok's my main driving platform. I'm going to worry about reaching like, you know, getting the right hook and like being optimal in search and all like all that crazy stuff. I'll worry about that on Tik Tok. for YouTube. What am I gonna do with this channel? The answer to that is whatever the hell I want. Since Tik Tok is the only thing that I really care about on YouTube, I can do whatever I want. And it's a freeing feeling that I don't have to worry about the thumbnail. Oh, pokes for the thumbnail. I'll probably use that expression when talking about uh Drake May, like a picture of Drake May because I'm gonna talk about him in this episode. Since I'm doing whatever the hell I want, I do not care about the amount of views that I get on this channel. I don't care if this video gets seven views, 70 views, 7,000 views. This is not my driving point. This is not what I care about the most. It's Tik Tok. So, anyways, that's the direction that we're going in for YouTube. So, this particular video, it's a podcast. We're going to recap the game between the Patriots and the Seahawks. We're going to look ahead and preview every game coming ahead with a weekly picks and then I'm going to give you four players that I'm really high on this season. So, for you guys that are fantasy football people, there's actually some insight that you could get from this channel still, even though I'm not like outright saying start this guy, sit this guy. Let's get into the football portion of this podcast. the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots. 13-10. The Seahawks were able to pull away with three interceptions. Their defense being the driving force in the second half. They really bounced back and they came back and won that game. In the first half, it didn't look good for the Seahawks. Sam Darnold is going to be out for some time. He's expected to miss next week for sure with a hip injury. After that, will he miss some time? TBD. Drew Lock. He looked great. 187 yards, a touchdown, and also 16 out of 22 of his passes completed. Very accurate with the ball. Uh the backfield of the Seahawks looked great with Jajarian Price. George Helotti, I know that's a little bit of a debate. Jadarian Price or George Hani. It's Jarian Price's backfield. This kind of split, it's not going to keep up. It's going to be more and more in the favor of Jarian Price. Like the again like fantasy football people are like then look at the usage and all that. If you are just looking at the game outside of the fantasy perspective and you're just looking at who is better, Jadarian Price was the more effective runner. Eight carries for 29 yards was George Hani. So, not that effective on the ground. However, I will say he did look pretty good blocking on third downs. So, he was a pretty good blocker and I think that's going to come up. He's still going to be involved in the offense. Even when Zack Sharet comes back, I could see Hani on there on third downs. Now, you're going to have to mix it up. You can't just have Helani all the time in passing downs. Then the opposing defense is going to be like, "Oh, Helani's out there. They're going to be passing the ball." You're going to have to give him some carries. But in an ideal world, in an ideal game, if there were 25 carries between Price and Helani, Price should get 15 to 20, Helani 5 to 10. That's the way it should be. And I think that's the direction that it's going to be going in. Jackson Smith and the Jigba, eight receptions, 122 yards, and a touchdown. as solid as ever. On the Patriot side, didn't look good. Drake May 178 yards passing, one touchdown, and three interceptions. Roandre Stevenson, 18 carries, only 51 yards on the ground. Had five receptions, that's cool, but 51 yards on the ground is not going to cut it. This team is missing Tvon Henderson. Henderson, who hasn't practiced with an ankle injury in the last couple of weeks or so, they need him back. because he was explosive last year. 911 yards rushing on 158 carries I want to say and nine rushing touchdowns. Only three running backs, rookie running backs in the last three years have had 900 yards rushing and nine touchdowns. Saquon Barkley, Jir Gibbs, and Tvion Henderson. He's the future. He's the future. Like it's I I get it. Raio Stevenson, he's better at pass pro. still involve him like you're involving George Alani, but if you're looking at, okay, 2530 touches between those two running backs in an ideal game, who's gonna get the majority of that? It should be Tayvon Henderson. Honestly, at this point, Romeo Dobs, oh boy, one of those interceptions that Drake May threw was because Romeo Dobs didn't make a first down and that could have been prevented. He's going to bounce back. Zero receptions, three targets. He he'll bounce back. He's going to have to he he's probably the number one target now. I know people might be like, "Well, M. Hollands or Pop Douglas. It's Romeo Dobs." But with AJ Brown missing some time now, we have confirmation that's a high ankle sprain. He'll be missing. In my estimation, he probably won't be back to his usual self. Even if he just misses two to four weeks, he probably won't be back to his usual self in like six weeks. But the promising thing is that this game was on a Wednesday. So you already have half a week uh in advance to heal up. Eli Raridan catching his first NFL touchdown. I have a personal story to share about Eli Raridan. I'm not going to share it today because I've been talking too much and uh I don't want to make anybody look bad, but it's an interaction that I had with them. It's not that bad actually, but I'll share another time. Uh but the final thoughts to this is the Seahawks, they look great. Can Drew Lock keep them over? I don't know. That remains to be seen, but the Seahawks defense for sure can keep them afloat. until Sam Goner gets healthy and returns to action. For the Patriots, they'll bounce back. Hopefully, Trayvon Henderson coming back will be a good boost. AJ Brown missing time, that's going to suck. Just going to have to get over that. Drake May, the three interceptions that he had, they were dumb decisions, but it wasn't a lack of talent why he had those interceptions, if that makes sense. Like, it wasn't because he's just in inaccurate with the ball in general that he threw an interception. It's not because he lacks arm strength that he underthrew AJ Brown. It was just a dumb decision that he made on those three touchdown or those three interceptions and then the flee flicker that could have been a touchdown to AJ Brown, but was underthrown. Um, also the pass to AJ Brown where he got injured was slightly underthrown and who knows if he would have gotten injured or avoided that injury if it wasn't underthrown. So anyways, both teams Seahawks, they're going to be consistent. Patriots, they're going to bounce back. Let me get into a category that I want to talk about. Players that I'm riding with, and I'll try to make this short and sweet, but I have four players on the list, and I'll explain why I'm big fans of them this season. The first one on the list is quarterback Tyler Shuck of the New Orleans Saints. What we have projected for him is 4,200 yards passing, 24 passing touchdowns, and nine interceptions. But we also have him rushing for another five touchdowns on the ground. And this is after Jordan Tyson is expected to miss about a month or so. Before he was expected to miss and suffer that hamstring injury, we projected 26 touchdowns and eight interceptions. The Saints offense has the potential to be a top 10 offense this season. This week, week one against the Lions. We'll talk a little bit more about Shuck towards the end of the show, but Shuck, I wouldn't be surprised if he pushes for 300 yards passing this week against the Detroit Lions. There's something about quarterbacks the rookie year whenever they complete 67% or more of their passes the rookie season, you just tell that they're a very good quarterback. Jayen Daniels did that in 2024. Drake May did that in 2024. Tyler Shuck did that in 2025. Shook is on the trajectory to be a surprise candidate at quarterback this season to surprise a lot of people I should say. So, I'm a big fan of Tyler Shook this season. A running back that I'm a big fan of is Chase Brown. He's essentially Austin Eckler but with more rushing volume. I tweeted this out if you want to follow at time to football. Tweeted this out probably last week or so. Chase Brown in 15 games that he's played with Joe Burrow since week nine of 2024 when he became the starter. Joe Burrow has been healthy for 15 games since then. Chase Brown's per game average, 17 carries per game, 71 yards rushing, five targets, four to five receptions, 33 receiving yards, and one touchdown a game. over the course of a season. That'd be 293 carries, 12,200 yards rushing, 88 targets, 77 receptions, 558 receiving yards, and 17 total touchdowns. When Joe Burrow is healthy and on the field, he's a monster. Assuming that Joe Burrow plays all 17 games, which I assume is going to happen, Chase Brown is going to be one of the better running backs in the NFL when it comes to all-purpose yards at least. Another guy that I'm very high on, Tyler Warren, quotes tight end. As a rookie, Tyler Warren was utilized a lot. I don't want to say he was force-fed targets. He was designed targets. With Daniel Jones, he was on the trajectory to be one of the better tight ends in the NFL. Then Jones suffered the injury. His production took a little bit of a hit. But now that Jones is back and healthy, Tyler Warren is going to be a big piece for that offense despite Josh Downs being there, despite Alec Pierce being healthy, despite Keenan Allen getting signed. And the last player that I'm really high on, let's stay with the Colts. It's not on offense. It's not on defense. It's on special teams. Spencer Shrader, their kicker, in his career, he's only missed one field goal. He is 18 of 19 in his career. That missed field goal came last year when he went 13 to 14 in five games and it was about a 51 52 yard field goal that he missed. So from long range under 50 yards absolutely perfect in his career. The story of Spencer Schrader is that he suffered a torn ACL after five games uh last season and it was on his kicking leg. He unfortunately planted it, someone ran into it, suffered a torn ACL. He struggled a bit in practice because the Colts brought in last year to replace Shrader. They brought in Michael Badgely and then eventually they brought in Blake Groupy who was solid to end the season. So Blake Groupy was in a kicking competition with Spencer Shrader and he struggled a bit. He was about 70 to 75% accurate in practice while Blake Groupy was 80 to 90% accurate. And it seemed like groupy was going to win the starting kicking job. That was until the preseason and game action matters way more than practice. In the preseason, Blake Rupy missed a couple kicks. Spencer Shrader showed that the ACL is not an issue because he was booming every kick. There were two kicks that he made in the preseason from 60 yards each, showing that strength is not that much of an issue for Spencer Shrader. So, he wins the kicking job and the amount of field goals that Shane Stiken and the Colts were attempting last season and how accurate he's been, I wouldn't be surprised if Spencer Schrader after this season is regarded as one of the better kickers in the NFL. So, those are four players that I'm riding with that I think are going to be solid players this season that are undervalued, that are overlooked. I'm going to bring back a segment that a lot of people are fans of, and that is weekly picks. So, I like to keep track of my picks on a week- toeek basis, how accurate I am because I like to take accountability for myself. Like, I if I'm three out of 16 correct for the week, I'll own up to it. I'll say I sucked at picking games this week. But I want you guys to keep track for yourself as well. And the best way that I realized for all of us to do this together is this app called the Sharps. So, there's a link in the bio of this podcast and of this YouTube video. If you click that link and the promo code as well, if you lose the promo code, it's NFL T2F. Uh, you sign up, you don't have to pay any money. I know this sounds like kind of like, oh, just pay your money and I'm trying to get you guys hooked. No, like there's a completely free league, so you could play by yourself. You can invite your wife to it. You can do whatever you want. uh and you could just play against each other and just picking uh games against the spread, the overs and unders, whatever you guys want to do. So, I'm going to give you guys a little bit of insight on that by going through the app with these weekly picks. But the sharps, click that link in the bio, sign up, make an account. Uh completely free. We're not trying to like scam you out of money or anything like that. Uh but that's what I'm going to be using throughout the season, throughout these weekly picks to try to keep myself accountable to see if I got uh a lot of these picks correct or not. There's a little script that I like to read for the weekly picks that I just wrote up. So, I'm going to read that while I'm going to show you some cool graphics. Let's go ahead and cue the bring me in the horizon and let's go through the week one picks. Week one is underway. The Rams and 49ers play in Australia. San Francisco adjusted their clock by flying out a week early while the Rams they're winging it and flew out just a day before. Things to note are Aaron Donald is inactive while George KD he'll be playing. I'm picking the 49ers to win this one. Ideally, the Rams, they should win, but the 49ers, they were able to build a fan base by traveling so early, so they'll have the home field advantage. Over to Sunday, the Chicago Bears travel to Charlotte to take on the Carolina Panthers. Ben Johnson has his eyes set on making this the highest scoring offense ever. Meanwhile, the Panthers offense, fortunately, it's hit or miss. And because of that, giving the Bears to win this one on the road. There was some doubt on whether DeAndre Swift or Kyle Manungai would miss this game, but they both seem like they're going to be good to go. The Cincinnati Bengals versus the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. You'd expect this to be a high-scoring game, but it's week one. The Bucks defense also will be much better than people think, but despite that, I'm taking the Bengals to win. They're a 12- win team in my eyes, and their defense has improved as well. But watch out for Ruben Bane this season. In what could be the upset of the week, the Saints could beat the Lions. That's what I had pencled in until Jordan Tyson got hurt. But I do expect this to be a high-scoring game. The Lions secondary will be missing Kirby Joseph, Brian Branch. They also released Tyrion Arnold, so expect a lot of passing in this game. I'm still taking the Lions to win, but don't be surprised that Tyler Shuck is throwing close to 300 yards. From one high-powered game to a lowscoring one, the Houston Texans host the Buffalo Bills. Week one, as you saw with the Patriots and the Seahawks, is universally lower scoring. With the championship caliber defense, the Texans will keep this one close. However, I'm taking the Bills to win this week. There's still a bad taste in their mouths from the playoffs against the Broncos. One thing to note for the Texans, Kahan Booty is expected to be heavily involved. The two cities tied to the Colts franchise, Baltimore and Indianapolis. The good news for the Ravens fans is that the defense won't be nearly as bad as it was last season. Trey Hendrickson adds a muchneeded boost, which is why I'm picking the Ravens to win. I believe the Colts offense can get to the point that they were at at the first half of 2025, but it might take a couple weeks to work Daniel Jones back in coming off that injured Achilles. The Cleveland Browns versus the Jacksonville Jaguars. This is a game with a lot of unknowns. Interested to see how the Browns defense does without Miles Garrett. And also interested to see how the Jaguars deploy their wide receivers. Picking the Jaguars to win this one. Honestly, not really much to say here and hardly any debate here. I think a lot of people would agree that the Jaguars are the heavy favorites. The Atlanta Falcons versus the Pittsburgh Steelers. The overunder for Atlanta's win total is 7 and a half this season. To me, seven wins, that's their ceiling. We know how inconsistent this offense can be, and they're also missing their top two edge rushers and Jaylen Walker and James Pierce. That's why I'm picking the Steelers to win at home. Pittsburgh has improved with the addition of Michael Pitman, who I expect to be a reliable piece for the offense. Also know that Touaka Voa injured his oblique and the status is up in the air this weekend. The New York Jets versus the Tennessee Titans. Two teams that many aren't really high on. Although the Jets offense has improved, if Gino Smith can be decent at worst, they may make some noise. Those offseason offensive weapons that they added are why I'm rolling with the Jets. Cam Ward and Cardinal Tate's connection. It might improve throughout the season, but unfortunately, it's just not there yet. To the late afternoon slate, the Arizona Cardinals versus the Los Angeles Chargers. Mike McDaniel will make this one of the better offenses in the league. Got to give some love to the Cardinals offense as well. Their offense looked great this preseason, and this could be a high-scoring game, but I'm going to pick the Chargers to win this week. Side note, Jeremiah Love seems healthy enough to play after spraining his ankle. The Miami Dolphins versus the Las Vegas Raiders. Everyone expects the Dolphins offense to be lackluster, but it's not even that. The Raiders spent so much money on their offense and their defense this off season with guys like Quinny Pay and Nico Dean. Their defense is why I'm taking the Raiders to win this one. They'll be without Brock Bowers, but it looks like Ashen Genty is in line to play. However, Mike Washington could see an increase in snaps. The Green Bay Packers and the new look Minnesota Vikings. Minnesota is hoping for some sense of normaly at quarterback after acquiring Kyler Murray. Their favorites to beat the Packers, and I'm gonna have to agree with that. The stability in the offense is going to rejuvenate the crowd at homefield advantage is going to be a thing. While the Packers might struggle with the lack of an established run game, let's keep the division matchups rolling with the Commanders and the Eagles. In their own ways, last year seemed like a disappointment for both teams. The Eagles were the better squad, so I'm picking them this week. Washington may take a couple weeks to find their identity with new offensive coordinator David Blau. Sunday Night Football, the Dallas Cowboys versus the New York Giants. It looks like Malik Neighbors will be playing this week, but due to the complication of the injury, it'll take a few weeks to get back up to full speed. The Giants may have a tough time keeping up with Dallas and their offense. So, I'm picking the Cowboys to win this week. And finally, Monday Night Football between the Denver Broncos and the Kansas City Chiefs. Both quarterbacks suffered season ending injuries, but both are fully recovered and will start. As good as Denver was last season, people have forgotten the dominance of the Chiefs the last few years. With it being in Kansas City, I'm picking the Chiefs to win. I do believe that both teams are going to split this season. So, I'm siding with the home team in this one that is itching to show that last year was just a fluke. And those are my picks for week one. Again, if you wanted to play for 100% free, you want to invite other friends to play as well, they have a free league, you can make your picks, the Sharps, click that link in the description, sign up, and you can keep yourself accountable. It'll give you a score actually as well and tell you how well you've been doing throughout the season. So, let's play this together. Let's let's make our picks. Click that link in the description and sign up with the Sharps. the last segment that I have to wrap up this podcast. I'm happy to announce that soon and in in a matter of like literally 48 hours or so, I'm gonna have a contract with Underdog and so they're going to be a partner with us for the season. I'm going to be helping you guys out. There's five players I'm going to give you each week that I like the over or I like the under based off their line that they have for that week. So, the promo code is T2F. I don't have an official link right now. I might edit the video a little bit later on. So, if you guys are watching this a little bit later, you see a link in the description, that means it's active. Try to use the promo code T2F. If it doesn't work, you can wait a little bit, then use the promo code. But, I'm going to give you five players. So, first off, I talked about Tyler Shook so much in this podcast. How I'm a big fan of the Saints this season. His line is 246.5 passing yards. Like I mentioned throughout the weekly picks, I think this is going to be a high-scoring game. Kirby Joseph is not there. Brian Branch is still injured. Terion Arnold has moved on. They've released him. This is going to be a high-scoring game. They're going to be passing the ball a lot. Tyler Shuck, I'm taking the over on 246.5 passing yards. Now, I'm also going to give you a confidence level. Tell you how confident I am in in picking these. And I'm going to say that I'm seven out of 10 confident. So, I I'm I'm fairly confident. This is one that I would go with. Another player is Josh Allen. You can also bet on fantasy points. So, his line right now is 19.45 fantasy points. I am taking the under on that. And listen to me on this. Josh Allen, he's great. But week one is known to just produce the rustiest performances of all time. We saw Drake May had a very rusty performance. There's a lot of players that just don't live up to uh their their name and and and their talent level because week one, you're still getting adjusted. And given that he's playing a Super Bowl championship caliber defense in the Houston Texans, this is gonna be a rough game for Josh Allen's. Now, my confidence level just because it is Josh Allen is five out of 10. 19.5 is just way too high. I couldn't avoid giving you guys that line. Another guy that you got to take the under on is Joe Burrow. Again, week one produces some very rusty performances. I am taking the under on Joe Burrow. 20.15 fantasy points is his line by the time this is filmed and I'm 6.5 out of 10 confident that he is going to hit the under. The Bucks defense is going to actually is actually going to be pretty good. I believe that Ruben Bane is going to have the same effect that uh Chase Young had for the commanders in 2020 that Nick Busa had for the 49ers in 2019. Those were elite defenses and I think the Bucks maybe they won't be elite but top 10 they might be in that conversation. So Joe Burrow might be struggling in this game, especially if it is week one. So I'm taking the under on the 20.15. Behan Robinson is also another one that I'm going to be taking the under on 18.15 fantasy points is his line. This is half PPR. So you would look at that and be like, "Oh, 18 PPR fantasy points. That seems like an average week for Bejian Robinson." Well, listen, it's half PPR and it's not an average week. It's week one. Cooper Rush might be starting this game. I am taking the under against the Pittsburgh Steelers who is a tough defense and I'm actually the most confident out of anybody. I am seven and a half out of 10, but I am going to take the under on that. And the last one that I have for you is Gino Smith over 212.5 passing yards. He's facing the Tennessee Titans whose secondary was kind of lackluster last season. Gino Smith last year with the Raiders. It didn't work out, didn't pan out. didn't look that great, but the slew of offensive weapons that they finally have in New York, I just have to take advantage of that. So, I'm seven out of 10 confident that he is going to get over 212.5 passing yards. Now, I'm not just going to spit stuff or or pull stuff out of my ass and tell you guys, "Oh, yeah, bet your money on this." I'm actually going to keep myself accountable and I'm going to do it throughout the season by actually showing you guys live that I'm going to be locking in these picks. So, I like to do two leg parlays. That's how I win the most money. People like to do eight parlays and I bet $1 to win $300. You're not going to win. Okay. So, I talked about Tyler Shook. Who knows? Maybe I'm wrong. So, I'm going to go ahead and delete him. I wasn't super confident in Josh Allen. was five out of 10. So, let me go ahead and delete them. And honestly, it's between Gino Smith and Joe Burrow. I don't know which one I'm going to be taking here. You know what? F it. Let's go with all three. I'm going to put $5 to try to win 32 and a half. Oh, I have a $5 bonus entry. So, they run these kind of promotions all the time uh throughout Underdog every single week. So, $5 for free. Yeah, let's go ahead and just bet that. So, to win 2750 on those three players, yeah, let's just see what happens. And that's going to wrap up this episode of Time to Football. Hey, like I said in the beginning, I appreciate you guys watching or listening. I just use this as a long form content platform to clip videos and post on Tik Tok and Instagram and all that. Uh, but it's great just to be able to talk about football. So, for you guys that are interested in listening to this kind of podcast on a weekly basis, hit subscribe, hit follow, and and keep up keep up with us for the entire NFL season. And if you guys aren't following on Instagram, Tik Tok or Twitter, I encourage you guys to follow at time2to and enjoy the weekend [music] with the NFL games that we have coming up. With all that said, thank you guys so much for watching this episode and I'll see you next week.