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Good afternoon, everybody, and welcome
to another edition of Fire Up. We

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are going to talk about the divisional
round of NFL playoffs, and I have

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my best buddy here and smoking Jeremy. Be good afternoon, everybody. How

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are you on this beautiful Sunday.
I'm fantastic two hours away from watching some

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playoffs football that still have the Lions
in it. That's you, guys.

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The excitement must just be unbearable over
there in Detroit. I can only imagine,

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like on pins and needles, but
it's a good feeling of pins and

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needles, you know. It's like
pins and needles before the wedding, bens

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and needles before you do anything amateur
wise and win a championship. That's exactly

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what this feels like. Awesome,
awesome. Well, let's recap yesterday's before

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we get into previewing today's games.
So the first game, well, we

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saw the case for MVP of the
NFL, and he made a good case

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for himself yesterday. As the Ravens
took down on the Houston's thirty four to

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ten, jerry My thoughts was,
if Christian Harris didn't get hurt in that

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third quarter, the Texans might have
won because he was stopping Lamar left and

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right, getting sacks and getting pressure
and keeping him contained. So you know,

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know they had a shot. J
Stroud is as good as I am.

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About fifteen other people advertised because only
fifteen people supported him coming out of

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college because he had a low IQ
test and Donkey Kong Mark Mall. It's

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in the chat. Yeah, we
won't post it, but I hear you

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super Bowl or bus, I'll say
that for you. There you go,

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there you go. I think the
Ravens might be a tough volt though.

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I think. I mean, I
know you guys played them really good when

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you guys played them. No,
we didn't. No, I didn't beat

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thirty eight thirty. We got beat
by thirty thirty eight. We had had

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a field goal to field goal.
Excuse me, that's it, you know

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what. It's okay because at that
time we didn't have rag Now playing,

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we didn't have Jona Jackson playing.
Houston was out, c JGJ was out.

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I think that was one of the
games that I'm on raw mess.

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It was kind of a crap show. But you learned, Oh yeah,

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we learned. Without all those guys, he wouldn't crack. Oh, that's

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funny. That's funny. You know
we had injuries, and yes we won

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the week before versus Tampa with the
same exact injuries. But guess what,

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it makes a different when you're playing
an elite team to have your good players

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off the field. I would agree
with that, and I think Baltimore,

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I think Lamar is on a mission. I think he's definitely on a mission

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and he's going to try and steamroll
everybody he can no matter who he plays

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next week, watch out. I
think that could be tough because again it's

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in Baltimore, because Baltimore has home
field advantage. So but there was another

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game yesterday near and dear to my
heart hmm. As we all know,

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I'm a Packers fan, and my
Packers lost, and I repeat, my

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Packers lost to the forty nine ers. It was everything that they did.

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There was numerous one plays that would
have changed the outcome of that game.

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And part of it is and I
like Lafleur starting out out strong and saying,

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okay, I applaud my offense.
I want my offense to take the

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field, go down just like we
did against Dallas and score first. The

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only problem is we couldn't score the
touchdown, and I think that led a

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little bit out of our sales because
we're like, oh, we did it

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to Dallas. Now we're going to
go into San Francisco on a very rainy

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night, and we were, you
know, and we just couldn't get in

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in the score. And the problem
was the first three possessions of ours we

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only managed six points. Yep.
And I said, zero for three in

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the red zone for touchdowns is not
a winning combination. We've seen it before.

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We just saw it last week in
the wild card round. Who couldn't

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get touchdowns in their first three drives? The Rams? Who else couldn't?

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The Cowboys? I mean the Cowboys. As much as I hate to say

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it, I mean, for lack
of a better word, y'all jail sect

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them. Did you guys are up
twenty seven to nothing because of a missed

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extra point? The guy missed the
total of eight times he missed the goal

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posts all season, which yes,
it was the most in the NFL.

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But he was a rookie. We
have a lot of rookies on our team,

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and I think kind of showed last
night and the NFL showed up.

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I mean, that's what it was. That Stingy's defense showed up when they

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needed to. There were times we
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So we marched in between the twenties, but we couldn't get it done

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at the goal line. And there
were numerous and I will say at least

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that I know of two picks that
we should have had that that we're in

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the investor's hands and they couldn't catch
it now here we all we all talk

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about I get it, it was
raining. It was the same for both

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sides. But on the defensive side, I think it's harder for them to

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catch it when it's wetter because they're
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Their job is to defend get you
know. So I think with their

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wet conditions, that's what slipped.
The ball slipped through their hands quite frank.

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Otherwise, under normal conditions, I
think at least one of those would

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have been caught and maybe even a
pick six. The one that would have

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been a pick six is the one
that hit the safety. I think it

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was savage when he was coming around
and he jumped the route and he just

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couldn't hang on. But that being
said, you know, there's a reason.

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The old rule of thumb was if
you couldn't catch the ball as a

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receiver, you became a corner or
safety, depending on your side. If

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you were shorter and thicker, stockier, you became a safety. If you

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were tall and lanky and had some
speed, you became a corner. That's

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what it used to be. Remember, all the corners in the NFL used

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to be faster than grease pigs.
I mean, I almost said some beds,

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but you know exactly what I'm talking
about. Catch play defense, those

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who can play offense. But lately
you're seeing more of these talented wide receivers

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after their first and second year decide
they don't like to be hit that way,

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so they switched to defense. And
then you got guys who can actually

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catch the ball, read a route, jump routes, and not have to

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play so close and handsy. And
I saw quite a few plays yesterday that

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was done exactly like everybody that's accusing
somebody on my team of being dirty.

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Same hit, tight ends up in
the air, comes down on the ground,

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getting hit in the die with the
helmet close to the knee. It's

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not a dirty hit because nobody's been
fine for it. The shoulder bad in

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the thigh. That's all that matters. No, I will say the one

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thing that I do know is that
Matt Laflora said about our kicker, I

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always pray when he goes on the
field. I heard that, and that

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means to me that is why he
had Jordan Love go for it on fourth

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down. Now, whether you think
he crossed playing, the NFL ruled and

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looked at it and they said no, he did not cross, so he

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did not get a first down.
Whether they should have gone for three at

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that point, that's where analytics comes
into play, and I think Matt Lafleur

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is playing playing analytics. And I'm
not sure because that was early on that

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that was the right call, because
either you okay, if you don't have

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confidence in your kicker, you're gonna
you're not gonna kick it. I get

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it, But I don't think Jordan
Love was the answer. You were running

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with Aaron Jones otherwise. And I
think the stingiest defense, especially the stingiest

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front four for the defense of San
Francisco, trying to get Jordan Love to

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get that was the wrong call.
No, you run somebody at Chase Young

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because he was over pursuing all day, because that's where a ninety percent of

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your yards came from, was between
the right garden right tackle for the right

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garden center. I will admit the
one thing that I that the commentators did

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say is that they were complementing our
young receivers because they were doing more blocking

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and helping the running game. But
then we abandoned it in the fourth quarter

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when we had the lead. And
I still don't get that. But because

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you guys got the lead, made
a stop, got the ball back and

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went past pass pass, then tried
to run on short. It made no

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sense. It made no sense.
But the rule of thumb is if you're

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on the road, you go for
the win. If you're at home,

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you go for the tie, because
then you're putting the call in your hand

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in their hands. You don't want
to be the one that makes the coin

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play. That's that's the rule of
thumb, right. And of course,

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Jordan, at the end of the
game, there was a chance that we

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could have come back, whether we
would have done it or not. But

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I'm first down you. I don't
care who you are, and if you

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if you're a fan of the game
or if you've played the game. You

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always hear hmm. Never never throw
the ball crossfield when you're running one direction,

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throw it back across the field.
You're just asking for a disaster.

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Throw it away, throw it away, first year starter mistake, That's what

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that is. What he should have
done was just thrown it out of bounds

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or tucked it and tried to run
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Because you guys had like fifty some
second and then when that oven intercepted it

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and your wide receiver that's running towards
him stops and doesn't touch him, I

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was like, uh, it's over. Mm hmm. So was there one

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play that did it? Know?
There were numerous plays. Do I think

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we should have won that game?
Yes? I think, and nobody gave

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us any or not many people gave
us respect thinking we could go into San

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Francisco and win. Not many.
Yeah, I was one of the few

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that is that I think you're actually
going to cover and you got a puncher's

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chance to win, but you're not. San Francisco's not covering nine and a

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half points. I just knew it. There was no way, and you

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guys hit it under the under.
The over under was what forty nine and

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a half. I think it was
so I got most of my Carlay right.

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The only thing that messed me up
was Deebo Samuel getting hurt. Yeah.

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Cry, I cry because a five
dollars bet would have been two thousand

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dollars. But I mean everything hit
in the first quarter, Christian McCaffrey touched

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down. I knew the under was
going to hit because both defenses were playing

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too good. I agree, I
agree, But what I will say is,

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as much as us Packer fans might
hurt right now, we have a

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lot to look forward to, and
I think some questions were answered this season.

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I think there are a couple of
questions that really need to be addressed.

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And one of them I would say
is I really, really really think

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we need to fire Joe Bary.
He needs to go because, let's face

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it, at the end of the
game when it was on the line and

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San Francisco give them credit, they
have their veterans there. They drove down

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the field and we knew Christian McCaffery
was going to have that ball. Let's

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face it, with dee Bo out
like, what were they gonna do?

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They're gonna run, So what do
we need to do we need to defend

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that run and where we doing it? No? No, he's got to

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go, He's got to go.
There are a lot of people calling for

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the kicker to go, you know, rookie. Look at Jordan how he

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started out. Do I think Do
I think we waste a draft pick another

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draft picked on a kicker that might
be the same. I think you'll either

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get a kicker. If you do, it'll be a seventh round kicker or

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a udfa I I don't think you're
gonna take one early. It'll be a

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late day free pick at best.
You guys got two second rounds though,

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you guys got a chance to be
like we did this past year, you

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know where where you get two good, high quality players in the second round

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and be another up and coming course. But at the same time, the

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only pick we don't have, the
only round that the Lions don't have a

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pick in is the fourth, which
usually is a backup or rank and file

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banks player. So we've got four
picks in the first three rounds too.

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So it's going to be interesting to
see what happens that draft for both teams.

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I agree, I agree, And
let's face it, we both made

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the Divisional round of playoffs, and
a couple of years ago, we wouldn't

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have said that. You know,
but life after Aaron is not as bleak

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as somewhat have thought, I think, and I think that was proved last

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night. And I'm going to say
to a B plus grade on a season,

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and the reason why I give a
B plus he made the playoffs.

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He won again, he didn't go
as far as Packer fans wanted two after

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they saw that shellacking of the frauds
that are known as the Dallas Cowboys,

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right because we said all year every
time they faced a good team, they

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lost, and they garden Air lost
to Detroit, who is a good team.

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They went twelve and five for a
reason. They had the same exact

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record. People. It's not like
Dallas was fourteen and three or sixteen and

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one. They were twelve and five
allso, but I'm not calling Detroit perfect.

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I just said they're a good team. I didn't say they're elite.

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There's a big difference there. You
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at this point. Jordan Love needs
to get some worse seasoning. Those wide

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receivers need to run better routes because
there was some that you could tell with

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the way Jordan talked to him it
was a bad route. It had nothing

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to do with him throwing a bad
ball. Now, the ball that got

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tipped up and intercepted, that was
on Jordan Love not having good timing,

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and it probably had a lot to
do with the rain. But that was

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a horrible pass behind Tucker draft.
I would could agree with that, but

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I would say that Rock Party had
the same that some of his passes were

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bad. So that's what really led
me to the weather. But the weather

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was the same for both teams,
so they both had to, you know,

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play with that. I'm gonna quick
go into the chat room because of

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Michael Hussinger. Good morning from New
Zealand, and enjoy your show awesome worldwide

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as advertised exactly. And then Ken
Awesome, Awesome, Awesome. Well,

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there's two games. Let's leave Saturday
behind in the rear view mirror and let's

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look forward to the two that we
have today, which I think will both

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be better games. The first game
is the Buccaneers against the Lions, and

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what I would say is this is
a game with two quarterbacks that I don't

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think get the respect that they should
at this point, I know they are

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both number one picks overall, so
previewing Bucaneers versus the Lion. They did

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play each other in the regular season, as you alluded to, though the

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Lions weren't who won the game.
We did twenty to six with six players

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out, and I'll name them for
you, David Montgomery, Jamir Gibbs,

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Jonah Jackson. That was our three
offensive players out. Laporta played but was

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limited because he was dealing with a
hamstring issue from the week before when we

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played you guys in one, so
we had all of that. And then

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on the defense, CJGJ, Emmanuel
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IR and Brian Branch missed that game, so we were missing a third of

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our starting defense. Yes, I
mean the advantage you guys have is you

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guys are going to have a home
field advantage, Like you haven't heard,

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because you're playing indoors. It can
get really loud. I can only imagine

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because you guys haven't been in the
playoffs and how long that how many people

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are starving for to be in there
and in that atmosphere that is gonna be

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electric because I can honestly say,
I have actually been there before. I

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have witnessed. We won't go into
my team that game. It was my

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team against your team at that point, but it's gonna be exciting. I

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think Jared Goff, though, does
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to have a good game today.
Not that I you know, every quarterback

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always needs to have a good game
because or they should unless you have a

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really good running game that can run
between and you have a line. What

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are your thoughts, Jeremy, How's
Detroit gonna win? It's gonna be with

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the run game. We didn't have
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have the one A, one B
system, and both of them went for

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two thousand yards and twenty touchdowns.
So it's quite the one two punch to

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be missing. When Craig Reynolds is
the best part of your running and he

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can only get your fifty yards,
that's not a good running game. But

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he's your running back three for a
reason. He was actually the running back

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four at that time because Zanovan McKnight
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played right after Montgomery went down with
his arm injury, and then he went

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down in the second quarter, so
everybody forgets that we had like forty yards

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there and then fifty from Montgomery.
The best part, I mean from Reynolds,

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and the best part about Reynolds was
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mon Rol Saint Brown for the touchdown, and they're still calling that one of

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the blocks of the year. I
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to the j mo O block because
on that end around for it was actually

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a toss suite to Montgomery. He
blocks a linebacker at the line, chips

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him so hard he falls down,
and then runs past David Montgomery on the

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outside to take out the safety so
he could get that seventy five yard touchdown

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versus the Chargers. I think that
was the blocking play of the year by

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anybody. Because number one, he's
six foot one and he's one hundred and

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eighty five pounds. He's not supposed
to be taking out two hundred and forty

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and two hundred pounds safeties. And
he had to run fast enough to get

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up off his butt and get in
front of Montgomery again to block the other

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guy. That was amazing. I
mean, that's and that's the other thing

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we're using him a little bit more
every week. This might be the week

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to unleash him a little bit.
You know, once we get the play

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action working, I know inside it's
gonna be hard to run because they got

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a fight a via there and he's
an amazing defensive tackle and he's really good

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at run stuffing occasionally gets pocket flatting. But at the same time, he

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hasn't faced one guy. He did
face this O line minus Jonah Jackson and

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didn't get a sack that game.
So there's there's a big part there.

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So I didn't I know, this
isn't what you want to hear. But

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if Tampa Bay would win, how
do you think they do it? They'd

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be stuff in the run, they'd
have to stuff the run, and they'd

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have to actually get rushing yards.
Because right now, with what we have

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on the defense, I think we're
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the passing game in the underneath routes
because that's where we're good. It's the

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deep stuff that we get burned on
and we're not giving time. We're not

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giving it's actually Chris Godwin. He's
the faster one. Mike Evans isn't as

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fast. He's more of a contested
catch guy, which we've been winning the

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contesting catch battles lately. With those
type of receivers, it's the speedy guys

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that get us, which would be
Perry I think his name is or whatever,

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the slot receiver and Godwin are the
faster ones. What about Jared Goff

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Do you think he'll throw any interceptions
because that's one area that he has been

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known to every once in a while. As long as he's not pressured,

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he doesn't throw picks. I mean, and I'm when I say pressure,

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I mean QB hits and sacks.
I'm not talking about where they get close

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to him and they counted as a
pressure. There's a big difference between the

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two. And that's the same with
our defense. Our defense get picked if

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we're not hitting the quarterback and getting
sacked. Those type of pressures you can

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count that where they go by the
GPS that's in their shoulder pad or their

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helmet and get within a yard that
that's a pressure. It's not pressure.

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Pressure is what we saw last night. Both those quarterbacks through the second and

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third quarter struggled mightily because of the
pressure they were facing. Yes, and

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Braylan comes in and he says,
Candy I'm mad at your packers can't do

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one thing right. Oh, brayl
we already talked about them. You know,

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they did a lot of things right. You know, there were some

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plays that they could have had back, but that's that's the young team that

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they were. The other the other
thing I will say is, and I

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was noticing this last night, is
that somehow, some way, we've got

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to get better with the referees.
And because one of the Christian McCaffrey's touchdown

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runs actually passed a touchdown was actually
after play, had the clock had already

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gone to zero, they should have
never been the should have been a delay

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of game, but they didn't catch
it. And part of that I'm gonna

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blame is going to be on Matt
Lafleur and his coaching staff because if they're

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not on top of those little things
like that. And one other thing I

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would say that I noticed is San
Francisco's defense lined up very very close to

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the in the Neutrals down and I'm
like, wait a minute, I'm like,

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I don't I think they're over.
I'm like, so, I think,

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But Braylin, I appreciate you watching, I appreciate you having a Yeah,

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he's a Lions fan. You guys
had the chance to give us a

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third in a row home game,
and I'm sorry. In the NFL,

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beating someone twice in a row is
hard. Mm hmm. That's why we

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won in week four and day one
on Thanksgiving. Yep, it doesn't matter

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what house you're in. It's hard
to beat any team two times in a

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row unless you're named the Minnesota Viking. That is true. But I had

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to throw it out there. Yeah, no, no, no, you're

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good and then let's round it out. There is one more game to end

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the weekend. The Chiefs. Well, it's the first time the Chiefs are

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on the road. It was interesting. I was listening to some pregame ahead

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of this Buccaneers Lions game, and
they were comparing the Chiefs Bills to a

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lot of the Manning Brady rivalries because
there's a lot of the same similarities,

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Like Brady had him. Brady had
Manning for so many years, and it

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was like their seven years and so
many games at home, you know,

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and but Chiefs Bills that they've been
playing each other tough these last couple of

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years they have, and it came
down to overtime once the one game Bill's

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never really had a shot. The
run game never got going. And that's

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the difference this year is that run
game is gonna be good because James Cook

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has came out of nowhere and looked
great like the last seven weeks. And

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they activated Dalvin Cook because they got
rid of Leonard Fournette, and with good

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reason. Leonard Fournette has done nothing
since they signed him, and Dalvin Cook

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was recovering from an injury. That's
why they had to sign him. So

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now you get Brothers as a one
to two punch because Dalvin Cook isn't as

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fast as he was, but he's
more powerful. So I'm I'm interested to

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see what they do with Delvin in
the backfield. I think it's gonna be

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an exciting game. I think it's
gonna be back and forth. But I

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at home, Bills circle the wagons
defensively better than any other team in the

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league, and the forty nine ers
did look pedestrian. The Ravens look good.

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Takeaway Green Bays turnovers and they would
have won. I think, yes,

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absolutely, Brent, the way You're
right, m yeah, you had

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a turnover on downs to start the
game. A turnover on downs towards the

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end of the game and you had
two interceptions. That's four turnovers you can't

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get back. And we're actually we
were really lucky on that return that we

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ran back that we didn't lose that
ball too. Yeah, you're right,

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Delvin Cook is on the Ravens.
I wanted him with the Bills because that

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had been cool to see brothers play
on the same team. That's the problem.

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That's my problem. My bad,
no problem. You're right, Braylon,

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good job. Yeah. I think
that's going to be an interesting game

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tonight. I mean it could be
a lot like the Packers forty eners because

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that was back and forth too,
although I think there'll be more scoring.

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I think in the chief spills,
I don't think there's quite as much defense

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as there was between the forty nine
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says, Jeremy, that would be
cool if they were on the same team.

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It would be cool. That's what
I wanted. I thought, there

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Goes. It makes perfect sense because
Dalvin's not as fast. After all,

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the injuries worked on his upper body
to become more powerful. You know,

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somebody can break more tackles upper because
remember that used to be his not You

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didn't have to hit him in the
legs. You hit him above the waist.

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He was down and then he was
hurt. So he had to work

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on that that core body strength,
his abd him in his chest, his

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arms and make them match up with
his legs. This is a good question

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too. NFC North looks like they
will be a pretty strong division next year.

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Well, I would say between the
Packers and the Lions. Yes,

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we don't know about the Bears.
Let's face it, the Bears have been

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the Bears. I know. How
much will Love get paid? That is

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a good question. Actually it's not
because they already paid him for next year.

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They didn't take his fifth year option
and they extended him already with a

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very team friendly less than market value, less than the rookie fifth to year

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option would have been. I think
it was like fifteen million. So he's

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good because this is only his fourth
year, this is the end of his

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rookie contract. He has an extension
already. I think they were talking about

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though that they're going to be talking
to him though. That's right, an

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extension. It'll be an extension,
so he's probably going to be in that

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market. The same thing is what
we expect. Brad Holmes is offering around

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god an average starter salary. It's
not going to be upper achelon like Jalen

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Hurts, Lamar Jackson, Kyler Murray, Deshahn Watson. We're not talking forty

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five to fifty million. It's going
to be in that thirty eight and a

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half, probably forty one point two. And it shouldn't these these Honestly,

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if you're gonna be a good teammate, and I get quarterback is a very

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important position, but you also need
players around you to help you elevate because

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if you don't, you're gonna be
You're you're never gonna be an elite quarterback

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because you need an online running backs, you need the wide receivers. Now

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do we need an upper echellent receiver? We kind of prove that for the

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most part, Yes, you might
want one, but you don't necessarily have

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to have one. But would it
be nice because they were saying last night

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that that was the one thing Green
Bay was missing, is one go to

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guy that was breaking through, was
getting the routes that we were missing.

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But let's see Jordan Love. They
they're thinking about thirty five million, They're

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saying, let's see what else we
do, Houston, I know. I

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just look at Walker in active too, and Cleif Rayman, of course,

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and Broderick Martin, Steven Gilmore.
Why have him even on the roster if

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you're not gonna play him as bad
as Kildoor Kendall Vildor has looked, you

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can't call him a rookie bust.
He's played two games and he's had a

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sack and a tackle for loss in
a total of fifteen snaps. He's not

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being used. It's not a bust. He's not being used. You can't

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call any rookie a bust until their
third year. We've said it one hundred

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times and every show I've ever been
on, right, I agree? I

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agree. So your Lions, if
they win today, then they go to

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San Francisco. What do you think, how do they line up? I

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think they line up pretty good.
San Francisco look pedestrian. Defensively, their

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play the same type of defense as
the Lions. They're playing a soft zone

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coverage with a blitz mixed in,
and they're they're stopping people in the red

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zone, which is exactly what the
Lions have been doing ever since they Dan

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Campbell got his hands on the defense, like he announced after the Bears game,

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that's what we've been doing. It
traded up for Martin. It's a

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bust. I disagree again. Let's
see YouTube. Everything says you can't drudge

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a rookie until his third season,
and I'm not talking about YouTube. Mm

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hm, I agree. I agree. Let's face it. I mean,

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Jordan loves sat for how many years? I can't call him. I'm not

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gonna call him a bust yet.
I mean, look at how he improved

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over the course of a year.
So that's what's gonna happen with your draft

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some of your drafts. Yes,
we've had busts before. Look at Tony

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Mandrich. I mean that's our ultimate, biggest bus that the Packers have had.

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Well, he's gonna lump him with
Joey Harrington, Jeff Okuda and Andre

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Ware after one year. That's great. Go ahead. Mm hmmm. In

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your opinion, it don't make it
right either, right, I agree,

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I get it. I get it. So who do we think chiefs for

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Bills tonight? I got the Bills
winning at home? Okay, okay,

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I I think I think that gives
them the edge. And then I'm sure

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you're taking your Lions. Of course, Lions over the Buccaneers. So next

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week then we would be looking at
Lions forty nine ers and Ravens Bills.

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Who do we have in the Ravens
Bills? Ravens Bills. It's gonna be

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at Ravens. It'll be a tall
task. Sitting at QB they don't need

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is a little different. You can't
call Tony Mander to bust yet. He

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hasn't played thirty three seasons yet.
You said thirty three. Now you're putting

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words in people's mouth. Oh boy, oh boy. Well, at least

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we have something to fan out there. I'm gonna have to give him the

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credit, but yeah, I do
definitely don't call anybody a bust their first

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year. Houston is out that that
would be our illustrious. Do you know

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who makes the decision on defensive players
sitting or cut playing. That's Aaron Glenn.

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If the Bills can keep their running
game going, they should win,

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and then Lions thirty four seventeen.
I think it's gonna be much closer than

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that. I still think we hit
the over because our over is exactly the

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same as what the forty nine ers
versus backers is forty nine and a half.

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I don't think we hit the over. I think it's going to be

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a close, low scoring game.
I'm thinking either twenty four seventeen or twenty

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four to twenty one Lions win.
Okay, okay, any other comments,

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anything else you want to talk about, Jeremy, Well, let's enjoy the

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games. Let's enjoy the fact that
we have got no Candy enjoyed her season.

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I did, I even as much
as it paid me last night.

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I enjoyed the game. I mean, at least it wasn't like they really

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laid an egg. They went out
there, they competed. It was a

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hard fought game, and it's a
very tough defense. And yes, we

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learned lots, and you know,
football is my first first love of sports.

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So yes, I did pick the
Texans, and had Christian Harris not

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get hurt their linebacker, it might
have been a different game because he was

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keeping Lamar in check. As soon
as he went out, Lamar was able

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to get yardage actual yardage in the
run game. Meanwhile, I mean,

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I know we don't talk very often
NBA, but I will. I just

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have to comment that my Bucks did
beat your Pistons yesterday. Although the Pistons

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are not having a good season,
I will admit that four or five and

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god knows whatever. You guys are
four and thirty eight. We're twenty nine

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and thirteen getting the most pingpong balls
for the draft lottery. Yay, stop

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tanking. So do we think Belichick
is going to go to Atlanta? Actually,

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because they just scheduled interview a second
interview with ag and Ben Johnson next

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week, it doesn't look likely.
Do you think that's because of Bilichick?

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I think it's because Bilichick wants total
team control. I also think that's why

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nobody's given Harbaugh a second interview other
than the Chargers. It should be an

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interesting, interesting offseason. And how
many Alabama players have hit the transfer portal

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now that Saban's out? Uh.
I don't know if it's gonna affect him

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a lot either, But I think
Alabama needs the lobby Alabama legislature to let

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nil come to him Alabama now,
because now that the Boosters can't afford to

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pay the nil money, that team
doesn't look like the best pro team in

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the SEC. Yes, yes,
I would agree. I'm sorry, No,

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no, no, you're fine,
You're fine. I think it's real

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close to a usc situation and Saban
retired because he was about to get exposed,

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and the NA might not do anything
because Alabama's a premier team. I

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would agree. I would agree with
that. Well, this has been a

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great show. I wish your Lions
well today. I'm one of those that

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believe that if my team is out, I still like to see the NFC

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do well, although I have a
hard time with like Chicago and Minnesota's Foghorn,

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but the Lions haven't been there,
so I really give you guys credit

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and I hope you guys do well. As for the Buffalo and Chiefs game,

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I think it'll be Buffalo. But
me, it doesn't really matter.

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Like once my team is out again, I don't check out. I'm still

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very much a fan of the game, but yes, it doesn't matter to

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me as much who wins or who
doesn't. Although whichever team wins that game

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I think will have a hard time
against the Ravens. I think Lamar Jackson

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has elemated and he's definitely definitely what
should I say on a mission? He

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wants to prove his contract that you
know, you guys gave me a contract

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and good old will, hello,
good afternoon, will fold down the field

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you made it in before the end. Good job, buddy, All right,

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any partying shots there, mister Jeremy, the same one I always say.

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Try every day to be a better
person than you heard the day before.

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That's the only way to make the
world a better place. It starts

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in here, it does. I
would wish everybody enjoy the games, enjoy

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football while we have it, because
let's face it, there aren't many more

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games left. What four games?
Well, the two today and then there's

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three more games. Oh yeah,
it's five games. Mm hmm. So

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and just enjoy, enjoy the moment, enjoy the games, and refs don't

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play a part in the outcome of
any of these games, please, I

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would. I would also say they
missed a couple on the Packers side as

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well as the forty nine ers side, for that they kind of let the

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guys play, and that I applawed
that because I kind of missed that type

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of play. Like there was a
point where there was a catch made short

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and short on third down where they
weren't going to get the first down,

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and kway Walker came to help clean
it up, and he kind of got

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away with a side helmet to helmet
hit. And I saw it on both

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sides of the ball that that was
happening where the secondary players were kind of

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targeting the guy while they're falling to
the ground. I also saw several big

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tight ends getting tackled by small corners
and safeties in the thigh with their helmet

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next to the knee. It's not
a dirty hit. No one's been fine.

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I saw a couple of face masks, masks that weren't called too yeah,

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on both sides. He always like
one was a Kolbe Wooden on Christian

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McCaffrey when they had him at four
yards out, he kind of reached up

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and yanked his head down. He
just didn't yank it to the side.

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And I think that's why he got
away with it, because there was kind

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of like a scrum around him trying
to back. And then there was another

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one against your running back Aaron Jones
the same way, and I think it

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was a linebacker. I think it
was Fred Werner mm hmm. Yeah.

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So you know that those type of
plays gets missed. What doesn't get missed

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is when you hook them near the
ear hole and you twist their neck sideways.

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They're calling that one all day,
right right, I agree. Well,

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Jeremy, it's been a pleasure having
in this episode with you. Good

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luck to your lines today and until
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was in the chat room. I
appreciate it. Tell everybody Jeremy how they

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