Merry Christmas. Happy Hanukkah. Happy holidays, friends. Welcome to another edition of the Bark Tank,

post week 16. Back here in the home office after thawing out in Cincinnati, another tough one for the

Browns. They lose again. They fall to three and 12 with two games to go.

The Dolphins, week 17, and then a trip to Baltimore, week 18, three and 12 after losing on a frigid day in Cincinnati.

It was one of those days, and we'll get to what happened on the field in a second.

But just real quick here, just a setup from where we sit, because this is always like we wanted to give you a peek inside the booth, if you will, with me and Nathan, the great Jason Gibbs producing Mack Robinson on the board, Gibby and Mac behind us. We always keep the window open. You want to hear that crowd noise, even in Cincinnati, right?

You want that crowd noise.

So the windows open, we're exposed to the element.

Same goes for Huntington Bank Field.

We're like, for example, during the snow globe, there's snow coming inside.

But yesterday was freezing.

Coldest we had been.

And Nathan said the coldest he had been in any booth at any time

for any game. Now, sufficiently bundled, yours truly had the, you know, the Brown's dry fit,

tops and bottoms underneath. I was good to go. I didn't think it was that bad, but we legitimately

had bottles of water freezing on

the desk in the booth. It was actually warmer on the Brown sideline because they were in the sun.

Now, what a lot of teams do is they put the road team, the visiting team, on the sun side of the field.

Like, for example, this year in Washington, the brown sideline baked.

Philadelphia, the brown sideline baked because you are standing in the sun and staring right into the sun the entire game.

The same goes for, say, Levi Stadium in Santa Clara, where the 49ers play.

It's set up that way, where the home team is in the shade and the road team is baking.

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