Jay Griz holds down Mike's missing spot
The episode opens as a two-man spoken show because Mike cannot be found and will be away for days; Jason is present and Jay Griz is explicitly said to be holding it down.
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The episode opens as a two-man spoken show because Mike cannot be found and will be away for days; Jason is present and Jay Griz is explicitly said to be holding it down.
Immediately after Jay is named as the substitute, the hosts note that his Bears lacked Justin Fields and joke that the team could still lose without a problem.
The hosts point the Deucer's camera at a nervous booth, invoke the studio's nose-goes rule, and compel Al to improvise a mailbag cue that ends with 'Grizzly.'
Kyle fills Mike's weekly DFS role and vows to produce the first Deucer's Alley Wheel of Shame spin; the hosts establish that Al and Kyle would share the consequence.
The opening explicitly calls this a two-man show, says Mike cannot be found and will be out for a couple of days, then names Jason and Jay Griz as the ones holding things down. Jay's Bears are immediately mocked for being able to lose even without Justin Fields. Later, the hosts point the camera toward nervous Deucer's Alley and invoke 'nose goes,' making Al invent a mailbag cue on demand; his result ends with 'Grizzly.' Because Mike is away, Kyle steps into the show's DFS contest, and a loss would create the first Deucer's Alley Wheel of Shame spin with Al and Kyle going down together.
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