00:00Manning will take the field at the University of Tennessee. Not that Manning. It's actually,
00:05it's that one. There we go. Arch. Now it would be easy to assume that the latest in a family
00:11of quarterbacks would have at least paid one visit to Knoxville, considering Peyton's legendary
00:16status there. But you know what they say about those who assume? Arch says there has never been
00:22a reason to pay Tennessee a visit until now, when he'll be wearing the same 16 as his uncle
00:29once did, just in like a slightly different shade of orange. Kind of hard not to laugh
00:34at all of that now. It is. It's so retro, but that's what it was. Can you honestly imagine
00:38what it was like? It was 56 years ago, this very day, before entertainment and all forms
00:43was shown at us from all corners of the universe. Monday night football became a thing. And here's
00:50what's crazy, especially when we think about it now. Most of the television executives at
00:54the time, some of the media, they didn't think it would work so much for that. Here's the
00:58question, though. Have you ever seen some of the highlights from this very first broadcast?
01:01Not like this. All right, well, let's do it. Roll it.
01:04From Municipal Stadium in Cleveland, Ohio, two powers in professional football meet for
01:12the first time.
01:12Went 4-10 that year. They were not as good as we tried to say they were, but how cool
01:17was that, though, to witness? I want to know what it's like to witness it in real time because
01:21it was so new, but for us to watch it 56 years later is crazy.
01:25It's just also crazy to think that they were worried about the NFL being oversaturated.
01:32And then, hi. Sorry for the last call.
01:34Cheers.
01:34Cheers. So we generally love what the Vikings do for their touchdown celebrations. Did you
01:40see this, though?
01:41I saw it, but I had no idea what it was.
01:43Okay, if you have kids, you obviously know that's the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse dance, and
01:48Isaiah Rogers was like, I'll do anything for my kids, and his kid's out there hitting it.
01:52Like, that song is seared into my brain when my kids were little.
01:57Yes.
01:57It just goes, it's like, it's too catchy to forget.
02:00There was a moment with Finley where when she heard the song, she knew she had to take
02:04a nap. So that was like her, so like, in my head, I just want to do like the goofy
02:09dance.
02:10So I need to check out the Mickey Mouse Club.
02:12Thank you, Isaiah, for uniting all of us.
02:15Some of us are not.
02:17Cheers.
02:18Cheers, America.
02:19So, you know this, I used to cover the NBA for like 12 years doing games and stuff, but
02:23I kind of hated media today because it was a special start.
02:25It's kind of a thing, yeah.
02:26Now I look forward to it because I don't know what Jimmy's brother is going to show up looking
02:28like, so he had just all the diamonds, all the extra earring holes in his ears.
02:33It's subtle, though, by comparison to what he has done in the past.
02:36Yes, because you had this one, which would be the most famous of all time, and the people
02:39probably forget what he had before that one.
02:42The thing with.
02:43I'm like, who was that dude?
02:44The thing with emo Jimmy, though, was like, he acted the part, too.
02:48Yes, he did.
02:48He was very just like moody and, yeah.
02:52A goth chick with a silk press.
02:54I want those earrings, though.
02:55The ones they showed up with today.
02:57Yeah.
02:59So I don't know what I'm doing.
02:59I mean, if they're the CEO, they have a special brand, and I know if there's just no
03:09солнца to come out of the sun.
03:09And if the sign is in the room, it...
03:09So I don't think that I've ever heard them.
03:10Let me just Largo of the chair and this is the director and this is really
03:10and I'm not really só but my dad told them and I'm only around people
03:10Sinceska honestarlos, he's been more progressive, so displegame.
03:10So I can get the truth then because I come back to
