The Pat McAfee Show's The Pat McAfee Show Live | Tuesday October 27th 2026: skim's analysis identifies 27 key moments, with 3 potential conflicts of interest flagged. Pat McAfee and his crew break down the Dallas Cowboys' Monday Night Football win over the Philadelphia Eagles, the Milwaukee Brewers' 3-0 World Series lead, and college football rankings with a host.
Category: Sports. Format: Panel Discussion. YouTube video analyzed by skim.
Key Points (27)
1. Cowboys Crush Depleted Eagles on Monday Night
Timestamp: 00:04:45 to 00:09:53
Pat McAfee and Boston Connor recap the Dallas Cowboys' decisive Monday Night Football victory over the Philadelphia Eagles to close Week 7. After Saquon Barkley aggravated his hamstring and back early, Dak Prescott, Javonte Williams, and George Pickens powered a runaway Dallas offense. The win pulls the Cowboys within one and a half games of the NFC East lead.
Significance (Medium): Validates the Cowboys' offensive ceiling while exposing how vulnerable Philadelphia becomes without a healthy Saquon Barkley.
Sources in support: Pat McAfee (Host, The Pat McAfee Show & Actor in The Mosquito Bowl), Boston Connor (Co-host, The Pat McAfee Show)
2. Darius Butler Evaluates Cowboys' Defensive Pieces
Timestamp: 00:09:53 to 00:14:57
Darius J. Butler and Pat McAfee assess the Dallas Cowboys' defensive performance and coaching resilience after holding Philadelphia to 21 points. Butler notes that while Dallas beat a depleted opponent, splash plays from DeMarvion Overshown, Quinnen Williams, Von Miller, and Joey Porter Jr. show the unit has talent if it stays healthy. McAfee adds that Jerry Jones remains hands-on and supportive of head coach Schotty, who improved to 17-1 in prime time.
Significance (Medium): Highlights that Dallas possesses the individual defensive talent and kicking reliability in Brandon Aubrey to contend if they achieve week-to-week consistency.
Sources in support: Darius J. Butler (Co-host & Nine-Year NFL Veteran Defensive Back), Pat McAfee (Host, The Pat McAfee Show & Actor in The Mosquito Bowl)
3. Eagles' Defense Falters as Raiders Back Cousins
Timestamp: 00:14:57 to 00:21:04
Ty Schmit argues the struggling Philadelphia Eagles should call the Las Vegas Raiders to trade for Kirk Cousins rather than rely on backup Tanner McKee, though a coach publicly affirmed Cousins remains the Raiders' starter over Fernando Mendoza. Darius J. Butler counters that McKee played reasonably well for a second career start and blames Philadelphia's expensive defense instead.
Significance (Medium): Pinpoints Philadelphia's defensive collapse—not backup quarterback play—as the primary threat to the Eagles' season despite heavy front-seven investments.
Sources in support: Ty Schmit (Co-host, The Pat McAfee Show), Pat McAfee (Host, The Pat McAfee Show & Actor in The Mosquito Bowl)
Sources against: Darius J. Butler (Co-host & Nine-Year NFL Veteran Defensive Back)
Neutral sources: YouTube: The Pat McAfee Show (Sports Talk Program on ESPN and YouTube)
4. Brewers Take 3-0 World Series Lead Over Rays
Timestamp: 00:21:04 to 00:24:36
Ty Schmit explains how the Milwaukee Brewers built a commanding 3-0 World Series lead over the Tampa Bay Rays by pairing relentless contact hitting with lights-out bullpen pitching. Schmit notes that Milwaukee fans took over Tropicana Field and that the Brewers strung together seven consecutive two-out hits in the fifth inning without relying on home runs. The crew also banters about Dan Orlovsky's viral misunderstanding of percentages.
Significance (Medium): Shows how a disciplined, mistake-free contact lineup and deep bullpen can overwhelm opponents in postseason baseball.
Sources in support: Ty Schmit (Co-host, The Pat McAfee Show), Pat McAfee (Host, The Pat McAfee Show & Actor in The Mosquito Bowl)
5. Why MLB Teams Struggle to Copy Brewers' Small Ball
Timestamp: 00:24:36 to 00:33:11
Pat McAfee asks why every MLB team does not simply shorten their swings and replicate Milwaukee's contact-hitting approach. Ty Schmit explains that over the past decade, franchises built their entire minor league pipelines and payrolls around launch angle, exit velocity, and ballpark dimensions like Yankee Stadium's short right-field porch.
Significance (High): Illustrates that shifting from home-run analytics to contact-oriented small ball requires a complete organizational overhaul in drafting and player development.
Sources in support: Ty Schmit (Co-host, The Pat McAfee Show), Pat McAfee (Host, The Pat McAfee Show & Actor in The Mosquito Bowl), Darius J. Butler (Co-host & Nine-Year NFL Veteran Defensive Back)
6. World Series Game 4 Preview and Salary Cap Threat
Timestamp: 00:33:11 to 00:39:35
Ty Schmit previews Game 4 of the World Series, expecting both the Tampa Bay Rays with Griffin Jax and the Milwaukee Brewers to deploy bullpen games while Milwaukee holds a 3-0 series lead. The crew notes that no MLB team has ever overcome a 3-0 deficit in the World Series, with the 1942 Toronto Maple Leafs being the only championship-round team to do so in major North American sports.
Significance (Medium): Connects Milwaukee's historic postseason dominance to the looming MLB collective bargaining battle over a potential salary cap.
Sources in support: Ty Schmit (Co-host, The Pat McAfee Show), Pat McAfee (Host, The Pat McAfee Show & Actor in The Mosquito Bowl), Boston Connor (Co-host, The Pat McAfee Show)
7. Colts Trade Quenton Nelson to Seattle Seahawks
Timestamp: 00:40:15 to 00:48:08
Interrupting a host's introduction, Pat McAfee breaks the insider's report that the Indianapolis Colts have traded Pro Bowl guard Quenton Nelson to the Seattle Seahawks. Tom Pelissero reports the compensation is a 2027 third-round pick and a 2028 fifth-round pick for Nelson, who is on an expiring contract. McAfee, Darius J.
Significance (High): Marks the beginning of an Indianapolis Colts roster teardown while giving defending champion Seattle an elite offensive line pairing alongside Grey Zabel.
Sources in support: Pat McAfee (Host, The Pat McAfee Show & Actor in The Mosquito Bowl), Darius J. Butler (Co-host & Nine-Year NFL Veteran Defensive Back), Boston Connor (Co-host, The Pat McAfee Show)
8. A host on Dante Moore and College QB Class
Timestamp: 00:48:08 to 00:52:38
Pat McAfee and a host examine the state of college quarterbacks after Oregon's Dante Moore was ruled out for the rest of the season following a concussion and Mississippi State's Kamario Taylor scheduled turf toe surgery. Davis notes that college general managers now face immense pressure managing rosters and budgets, pointing out that Oregon's backup quarterback plan and internal offensive coordinator hire failed to pan out.
Significance (Medium): Highlights how quickly championship expectations can unravel in modern college football when coordinator transitions and quarterback injuries collide.
Sources in support: YouTube: The Pat McAfee Show (Sports Talk Program on ESPN and YouTube), Pat McAfee (Host, The Pat McAfee Show & Actor in The Mosquito Bowl)
9. A host Compares Big 12 and SEC Quarterbacks
Timestamp: 00:52:38 to 00:59:31
A host argues that the Big 12 Conference deserves more respect from playoff evaluators because its quarterback play currently surpasses the injury-plagued Big Ten and rivals the SEC. Davis points to strong Big 12 passers like UCF's Keyone Jenkins, Oklahoma State's Mestemaker, BYU's Bear Bachmeier, Utah's Devon Dampier, and Cincinnati's JC French as proof that road upsets in the league reflect depth rather than weakness.
Significance (Medium): Frames Big 12 road losses as evidence of conference-wide quarterback depth rather than disqualifying flaws for College Football Playoff contenders.
Sources in support: YouTube: The Pat McAfee Show (Sports Talk Program on ESPN and YouTube), Pat McAfee (Host, The Pat McAfee Show & Actor in The Mosquito Bowl), Boston Connor (Co-host, The Pat McAfee Show), Tone Digs (Co-host, Hammer Dahn & The Pat McAfee Show)
10. LSU Emerges as Dangerous Playoff Sleeper
Timestamp: 00:59:31 to 01:02:24
A host evaluates surprise college football contenders UCLA and Kentucky, noting that UCLA faces a much more manageable remaining schedule than Kentucky's gauntlet of Tennessee, Missouri, Florida, and Louisville. However, Davis identifies Lane Kiffin's LSU Tigers as the true sleeper team capable of winning the national championship if they reach the playoff.
Significance (Medium): Positions LSU as the most dangerous two-loss team in college football ahead of their pivotal matchups against Alabama and Texas.
Sources in support: YouTube: The Pat McAfee Show (Sports Talk Program on ESPN and YouTube), Pat McAfee (Host, The Pat McAfee Show & Actor in The Mosquito Bowl)
11. A host and Tone Digs Reveal Top 25 Polls
Timestamp: 01:02:24 to 01:08:51
A host unveils his official AP Top 25 ballot with the Miami Hurricanes at No. 1, Ohio State at No. 2, and Indiana at No. 5, while defending his decision not to drop BYU far after losing to 4-3 UCF. Ty Schmit pushes back on rewarding BYU when Iowa was bounced from the rankings entirely after losing to Minnesota on a last-second field goal. Tone Digs then shares his own college football poll featuring undefeated Miami at No.
Significance (Medium): Exposes the tension in poll voting between rewarding on-field resumes and projecting forward-looking power ratings.
Sources in support: YouTube: The Pat McAfee Show (Sports Talk Program on ESPN and YouTube), Tone Digs (Co-host, Hammer Dahn & The Pat McAfee Show), Pat McAfee (Host, The Pat McAfee Show & Actor in The Mosquito Bowl)
Sources against: Ty Schmit (Co-host, The Pat McAfee Show)
12. Road Teams and Underdogs Dominate NFL Betting
Timestamp: 01:13:47 to 01:17:23
Opening Hour 2, Pat McAfee and Tone Digs examine NFL betting trends following the Dallas Cowboys' road win and over cash in Philadelphia. Digs reports that away teams hold a 53-42-6 against-the-spread record on the season, while overs lead 56-50-1. Furthermore, Digs highlights that overall favorites are covering just 46% of the time, dropping to 42% for favorites of three or more points and a dismal 28% for favorites of seven or more points.
Significance (Medium): Demonstrates extreme parity across the NFL season, making heavy point-spread favorites a losing proposition for bettors.
Sources in support: Tone Digs (Co-host, Hammer Dahn & The Pat McAfee Show), Pat McAfee (Host, The Pat McAfee Show & Actor in The Mosquito Bowl)
13. Seahawks' Super Bowl Odds Jump After Nelson Trade
Timestamp: 01:17:23 to 01:22:25
Pat McAfee, Darius J. Butler, and AJ Hawk analyze the ripple effects of the Quenton Nelson trade on both franchises. McAfee notes that the defending champion Seattle Seahawks saw their Super Bowl odds shorten from +1100 to +1000 immediately upon acquiring the Pro Bowl guard, fitting into the league's current 'Pound the Rock' rushing renaissance.
Significance (Medium): Underscores how rapidly NFL championship windows close and how adding an elite interior lineman can shift title odds.
Sources in support: Darius J. Butler (Co-host & Nine-Year NFL Veteran Defensive Back), AJ Hawk (Co-host, Super Bowl Champion & Green Bay Packers All-Time Leading Tackler), Pat McAfee (Host, The Pat McAfee Show & Actor in The Mosquito Bowl)
14. The insider Details Colts' Fire Sale Targets
Timestamp: 01:22:25 to 01:29:00
ESPN insider joins to explain how Sunday's loss in Minnesota accelerated the Indianapolis Colts' decision to trade Quenton Nelson, leveraging assistant GM Ed Dodds' prior relationship with Seattle GM John Schneider. Schefter reports that while Colts ownership currently does not want to trade star running back Jonathan Taylor, the team is open to dealing DeForest Buckner, Josh Downs, and Grover Stewart.
Significance (High): Clarifies the exact CBA compensatory-pick mechanics dictating DeForest Buckner's trade value and identifies the next Colts veterans likely to move.
Sources in support: YouTube: The Pat McAfee Show (Sports Talk Program on ESPN and YouTube), Pat McAfee (Host, The Pat McAfee Show & Actor in The Mosquito Bowl)
15. Schefter on NFL Trade Deadline Buyers and Receivers
Timestamp: 01:29:00 to 01:37:20
The insider surveys the broader NFL trade market ahead of the November 10th deadline, predicting 10 to 12 more trades based on the five deals completed since October 1st and the historical average of 17 to 18 trades. Schefter identifies the Chiefs, Steelers, Broncos, Seahawks, Vikings, 49ers, and first-place Browns as active buyers, while noting the 0-6 Chargers remain adamant about not trading Khalil Mack unless they fall to 0-7 against the Rams.
Significance (High): Maps out the league-wide trade landscape, pinpointing how Week 8 results will force winless teams like the Chargers to reconsider holding veteran stars.
Sources in support: YouTube: The Pat McAfee Show (Sports Talk Program on ESPN and YouTube), Pat McAfee (Host, The Pat McAfee Show & Actor in The Mosquito Bowl), Ty Schmit (Co-host, The Pat McAfee Show), Boston Connor (Co-host, The Pat McAfee Show)
16. Jay-Z Set to Headline Super Bowl Halftime Show
Timestamp: 01:37:20 to 01:44:53
After the insider jokes about Pat McAfee appearing in the Super Bowl halftime show, the crew discusses Jay-Z headlining the upcoming Apple Music Super Bowl Halftime Show. Having curated past halftime acts as the NFL's entertainment strategist, Jay-Z is now taking the stage himself with a catalog that has earned 25 Grammy Awards and collaborations with Beyoncé, Eminem, Kanye West, and Linkin Park.
Significance (Low): Highlights the massive cultural and commercial platform of the Super Bowl and Thanksgiving halftime shows as Jay-Z steps from curator to headliner.
Sources in support: Pat McAfee (Host, The Pat McAfee Show & Actor in The Mosquito Bowl), Ty Schmit (Co-host, The Pat McAfee Show), Darius J. Butler (Co-host & Nine-Year NFL Veteran Defensive Back), Boston Connor (Co-host, The Pat McAfee Show)
17. Peter Berg on Researching The Mosquito Bowl
Timestamp: 01:44:53 to 01:55:07
Director Peter Berg joins the show to discuss writing and directing his new film The Mosquito Bowl, adapted from his cousin Buzz Bissinger's book about All-American college football players who enlisted in the Marines, played a Christmas Eve 1944 game on Guadalcanal, and fought in Okinawa.
Significance (Medium): Grounds the upcoming Netflix war film in firsthand historical research on Okinawa and Parris Island and tributes to World War II Marines.
Sources in support: Peter Berg (Writer & Director of The Mosquito Bowl, Friday Night Lights, and Lone Survivor), Pat McAfee (Host, The Pat McAfee Show & Actor in The Mosquito Bowl)
18. Berg on Portraying Combat Violence and War's Cost
Timestamp: 01:55:07 to 02:04:57
Responding to Tone Digs and AJ Hawk, Peter Berg explains why The Mosquito Bowl depicts the Pacific campaign's violence without sugarcoating. Quoting President Herbert Hoover that 'Older men declare war, but it is youth that must fight and die,' Berg notes that 18 million people died in World War I and 75 million died in World War II, urging citizens to question leaders before sending Marines into combat.
Significance (Medium): Frames the film not merely as sports entertainment, but as a sobering anti-war warning about the human cost borne by young recruits.
Sources in support: Peter Berg (Writer & Director of The Mosquito Bowl, Friday Night Lights, and Lone Survivor), Pat McAfee (Host, The Pat McAfee Show & Actor in The Mosquito Bowl), Tone Digs (Co-host, Hammer Dahn & The Pat McAfee Show), AJ Hawk (Co-host, Super Bowl Champion & Green Bay Packers All-Time Leading Tackler)
19. Berg's 'Loose Hands' Directing Philosophy
Timestamp: 02:04:57 to 02:14:51
Pat McAfee recounts his nervousness acting alongside trained actors Ray Nicholson, Bill Skarsgård, Tom Francis, and Nicholas Galitzine, sharing how Peter Berg used Kid Rock's song 'Bawitdaba' to coach him into building vocal crescendo during his Rifleman's Creed speech. Answering Darius J. Butler, Berg explains how he evolved from an insecure, controlling first-time director on Very Bad Things to a 'loose hands' philosophy inspired by coach Phil Jackson.
Significance (Medium): Offers a candid look at creative leadership, showing how trusting talented collaborators outperforms micromanagement.
Sources in support: Peter Berg (Writer & Director of The Mosquito Bowl, Friday Night Lights, and Lone Survivor), Pat McAfee (Host, The Pat McAfee Show & Actor in The Mosquito Bowl), Darius J. Butler (Co-host & Nine-Year NFL Veteran Defensive Back)
20. Christian McCaffrey Trained Mosquito Bowl Cast
Timestamp: 02:14:51 to 02:26:51
Peter Berg explains why he cast European actors Bill Skarsgård, Tom Francis, and Nicholas Galitzine alongside Ray Nicholson as All-American football players despite the Europeans having almost no football experience. Berg says he prioritized emotional passion over football skill, then brought in NFL star Christian McCaffrey and Division I players to Australia to train the cast.
Significance (Medium): Reveals how NFL star Christian McCaffrey helped bridge the gap between European dramatic actors and authentic 1940s college football movement.
Sources in support: Peter Berg (Writer & Director of The Mosquito Bowl, Friday Night Lights, and Lone Survivor), Pat McAfee (Host, The Pat McAfee Show & Actor in The Mosquito Bowl), Ty Schmit (Co-host, The Pat McAfee Show)
21. Recreating Parris Island's 4:45 AM Fight Pit
Timestamp: 02:26:51 to 02:38:50
Pat McAfee and Peter Berg describe shooting the film's intense Marine boot camp hand-to-hand combat sequence, where McAfee provoked the actors so relentlessly as a drill instructor that they plotted which of them could fight him in real life. Berg recounts witnessing 17- and 18-year-old recruits boxing in a wooded gladiator pit at Parris Island at 4:45 in the morning to awaken their warrior spirit, followed weeks later by the emotional Eagle, Globe, and Anchor ceremony after the 5-day Crucible.
Significance (Medium): Captures the psychological design of Marine Corps boot camp, from breaking recruits down in the fight pit to transforming them at the Eagle, Globe, and Anchor ceremony.
Sources in support: Pat McAfee (Host, The Pat McAfee Show & Actor in The Mosquito Bowl), Peter Berg (Writer & Director of The Mosquito Bowl, Friday Night Lights, and Lone Survivor)
22. Peter Berg's Daily Sauna and Cold Plunge Routine
Timestamp: 02:50:05 to 02:54:51
Opening Hour 3, Pat McAfee, Darius J. Butler, AJ Hawk, and Ty Schmit reflect on their extended conversation with Peter Berg and his passion for original, non-sequel filmmaking. McAfee shares that when he and Gumpy visited Berg's house to work out, they joined Berg's daily morning routine: sitting in a nearly 200-degree sauna, plunging into a cold tub while singing the entire lyrics to 'Silent Night' aloud—a habit Berg learned from Navy SEALs—and finishing with 50 calf raises.
Significance (Low): Provides personal color on how Peter Berg maintains the physical and mental discipline required for grueling film shoots.
Sources in support: Pat McAfee (Host, The Pat McAfee Show & Actor in The Mosquito Bowl), Darius J. Butler (Co-host & Nine-Year NFL Veteran Defensive Back), AJ Hawk (Co-host, Super Bowl Champion & Green Bay Packers All-Time Leading Tackler), Ty Schmit (Co-host, The Pat McAfee Show)
23. Mike McCarthy on Pittsburgh-Cleveland Rivalry
Timestamp: 02:54:51 to 03:00:05
Pat McAfee and Tone Digs discuss growing up in Pittsburgh being taught that Cleveland is a dump, playing a clip of Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy admitting he was shocked the first time he visited Cleveland and saw nice suburbs and a good downtown.
Significance (Low): Captures the generational cultural rivalry between Pittsburgh and Cleveland ahead of their first-place AFC North showdown.
Sources in support: Pat McAfee (Host, The Pat McAfee Show & Actor in The Mosquito Bowl), Mike McCarthy (Head Coach, Pittsburgh Steelers (via press conference clip))
Sources against: Tone Digs (Co-host, Hammer Dahn & The Pat McAfee Show)
24. Aaron Rodgers Mentors Steelers Defenders
Timestamp: 03:00:05 to 03:07:57
The show plays a clip of Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers explaining how he constantly talks with defensive teammates like Asante, Brisker, Jaylen, Payton, and Patrick Queen about pre-snap indicators and when linebackers drop too quickly into coverage. Darius J. Butler and AJ Hawk praise the practice habit, recalling how Tom Brady, Andrew Luck, and a young Rodgers in Green Bay conducted cross-positional dialogue.
Significance (Medium): Demonstrates how veteran quarterbacks elevate their own team's defense by exposing pre-snap tells during practice.
Sources in support: Aaron Rodgers (Quarterback, Pittsburgh Steelers (via interview clip)), Darius J. Butler (Co-host & Nine-Year NFL Veteran Defensive Back), AJ Hawk (Co-host, Super Bowl Champion & Green Bay Packers All-Time Leading Tackler), Boston Connor (Co-host, The Pat McAfee Show), Pat McAfee (Host, The Pat McAfee Show & Actor in The Mosquito Bowl)
25. Pacers TV Schedule and Push for NFL Flexing
Timestamp: 03:07:57 to 03:20:00
After lamenting the Colts' rebuild and checking the 2-2 Indiana Pacers' national TV schedule behind Tyrese Haliburton, Pat McAfee campaigns for NFL networks to use flex scheduling more aggressively. McAfee argues that flexing should be framed as a positive reward celebrating deserving matchups—such as the 5-2 Browns versus the 5-2 Steelers or Ravens versus Bills—rather than an insult to struggling prime-time teams like the Eagles and Commanders.
Significance (Medium): Highlights growing fan frustration with injury-depleted prime-time NFL games when marquee divisional clashes remain buried in early Sunday afternoon windows.
Sources in support: Pat McAfee (Host, The Pat McAfee Show & Actor in The Mosquito Bowl), AJ Hawk (Co-host, Super Bowl Champion & Green Bay Packers All-Time Leading Tackler), Tone Digs (Co-host, Hammer Dahn & The Pat McAfee Show), Ty Schmit (Co-host, The Pat McAfee Show), Boston Connor (Co-host, The Pat McAfee Show)
26. WNBA Finals 12:30 PM Tip-Off Sparks Criticism
Timestamp: 03:20:00 to 03:27:20
Pat McAfee and Darius J. Butler preview Thursday's Game 6 of the WNBA Finals between Angel Reese's Atlanta Dream and the Golden State Valkyries, who lead the series and feature finals block-record holder Kiah Stokes. McAfee criticizes the league for scheduling a potential championship-clinching Game 6 at 12:30 PM on a Thursday across USA Network, E!, and Syfy, and mocks reports that the winning team will only get 20 minutes to celebrate on the court before being moved to a practice gym.
Significance (Medium): Calls out major scheduling and venue-management missteps during the WNBA's championship showcase despite the league's surging popularity.
Sources in support: Pat McAfee (Host, The Pat McAfee Show & Actor in The Mosquito Bowl), Darius J. Butler (Co-host & Nine-Year NFL Veteran Defensive Back), Ty Schmit (Co-host, The Pat McAfee Show), YouTube: The Pat McAfee Show (Sports Talk Program on ESPN and YouTube)
27. Packers' Kicking Woes Ahead of Panthers Matchup
Timestamp: 03:27:20 to 03:36:12
Previewing Thursday Night Football between the Carolina Panthers and Green Bay Packers, Ty Schmit vents his frustration with Packers rookie kicker Trey Smack, who has already missed seven kicks through seven weeks, including two field goals of 35 yards or less in a narrow loss. Schmit demands Green Bay cut Smack if he misses again on Thursday and sign former Rams kicker Harrison Mevis, whom Pat McAfee praises as a pure end-over-end ball striker suited for windy Lambeau Field.
Significance (Medium): Spotlights how unreliable kicking inside 35 yards is actively costing Green Bay games in a tight division race.
Sources in support: Ty Schmit (Co-host, The Pat McAfee Show), Pat McAfee (Host, The Pat McAfee Show & Actor in The Mosquito Bowl), AJ Hawk (Co-host, Super Bowl Champion & Green Bay Packers All-Time Leading Tackler), Tone Digs (Co-host, Hammer Dahn & The Pat McAfee Show)
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