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It's the downbeat. I'm ninety seven
to one the freak ever Cuttes, what

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are you doing this? You're not
glad about it? We want your weekend

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never to end day. He spent
the whole weekend learning this song. I'm

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gonna record this tonight. Please are
you kidding? Just this little intro part.

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I'll bring it in and we'll match
it up, and you tell me

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if I got the sound right.
Hey, okay, I should have done

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this yesterday. Can we can?
We write everything in its wrong place?

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Yeah, it's about everything. This
is all you're gonna get. Is this

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part about us being in the morning? Yeah, sometimes it feels that way.

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Thirty minutes, I'm gonna tell you
why we might be going to World

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War three? Hey, yeah,
I mean it's Monday, angle. I

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can't just come in and just back
everything's great in this world. No,

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we made a drone situation. Get
to that. Thirty minutes. Incorrect delivery

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from Walmart? Not yet, not
yet. Bright. Now let's do sports

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at seven, because we know who's
going to be in Super Bowl fifty eight.

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We'll tell you next, tell you. I'll take your calls on.

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Now, Sports at seven, let's
start chronologically Chiefs Ravens yesterday. Well,

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this game started out. I wish
that the whole game could have been like

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the first quarter, because you sit
down anticipating this all morning. I could

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not wait. I love a conference
championship weekend. It's the best. And

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dude, that first quarter was so
emblematic of what both of those are,

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what the perception of both of those
teams are two quarterbacks that are not cut

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from any standard cloth and doing what
they do best, and dang it,

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it just didn't hold form for the
rest of the game. There was a

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punt in the first series, and
then touchdown, touchdown, touchdown, long

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drives, full field most of them, and then just not off surf after

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that. Yeah. Well in the
Chiefs first drive was like seven minutes or

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whatever, and it's a Kelsey touchdown, and Mahomes is making crazy plays,

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kind of playing some just kind of
playground ball a little bit. A couple

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of times it really was like get
open that conversion where yeah, the third

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down room, yes, and Romo
basically had an orgasm. Yes, the

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play was happening, and then they
score. And then when the Ravens scored

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very quickly and they hit I think
it was Zay Flowers and the bombs.

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It was seven to seven. I
think that touchdown though, for the Ravens

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might have changed what might have changed
the way that I don't how they plan

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on playing this game, but that
touchdown might have changed their game plan a

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little bit because the Ravens are a
very good rushing team, Like they run

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the ball very well, and that's
kind of probably how they were gonna plan

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on beating the Chiefs a little bit. And it's like, oh, we

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just bombed them, all right,
and then they didn't hardly run the ball

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ever. Again, I think he
had eleven rushes to running backs in that

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game, so I think it was
might have been eleven total, counting six

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to running backs. Yeah, Gus
Edwards had three, Justice Hill had three,

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Zave Flowers had two, and Lamar
had eight. Isn't that their bread

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and butter? So he had six
rushes to running backs? I mean,

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yeah, no, that is their
bread and butter. And it's like,

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Okay, they got away from it, but man, the Ravens win that

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game if all they have to do
is keep their head, they win that

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game. Well, they had turn
it. They had mistakes, penalties,

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turnovers, emotions, overriding sensibility.
The Chiefs, though, I don't know

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if they're better than the Chiefs,
but they're If they played perfect football,

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they're as good. They changed something
defensively after those first few series, too,

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because they were getting zero pressure early
on the homes and then then they

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were getting good pressure. I don't
they're just sending somebody. It was just

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blitzing. But yeah, I mean
that defense that they played for the last

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essentially two and a half quarters would
have worked, and it did work.

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I mean, you held the Chiefs
of seventeen, but they had held to

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ten. Well, the Chiefs ended
up what it seemed to me they were

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relying on. Their defense was outstanding
yesterday. Great. Uh covered receivers well,

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like you said, I guess they
were stacking the box enough that they

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didn't even think to run. But
dude, and I saw a good buddy

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of Iers tweet this, and I
was thinking the same thing. They kind

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of played a game of field position
and and they just toped Baltimore to Baltimore.

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Yeah, Baltimore to death. But
their punter was insane. I mean,

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the Chiefs didn't punt a ton,
but when they did, it matters.

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Oh my god, he's good.
That's that's the thing is like,

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it's the best defense the Chiefs have
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la, Jerry Snead makes the play
of the game there. If they

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Flower scores up there, I think
the Ravens win, because again the Ravens.

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If they the Ravens were playing like
a team down ten, if they

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were playing like a team that was
down by one, then I feel like

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they would have It would have worked
because the Chiefs weren't moving the hall in

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the second half at all. And
say Flowers was reaching for the end zone

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and it gets knocked out and that
was crazy. There was an amazing play

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by Jerry sneed So the Chiefs should
get all the credit in the world for

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that. Also, dude, your
half half yard away just protected a little

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bit better score. Seventeen fourteen,
Lamar through a terrible interception in a triple

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coverage And these are all mistakes that
you don't make if it's seventeen fourteen or

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seventeen ten. But because the score
at the time, you're down by two

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and you think you had to get
it all back at once, and maybe

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there's something too. I mean,
I don't know there's something too like experience,

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I guess because you did have a
team that was you know, even

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when the announcers are talking about it, you know some things were said in

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the pre you know, the meetings
during the week, you know, in

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those broadcast prep meetings, and Tony
and Nance kept saying multiple times about how

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the Ravens we're gonna hit Patrick Mahomes, They're gonna make him feel it,

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and things like that. It's like, you guys had you guys went too

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far man. In the second you
played like a hardball like he too emotional.

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Yeah, this in the second half
of that game, Lamar Jackson played

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football like he was the dude at
the bar that really wants to approach this

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girl and go out with her,
but ends up coming on so strong and

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has such lack of game that he
ends up running her off. You know.

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It's like he wanted that so badly
that he was he just kind of

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let his emotions get the best of
him, and I think it affected his

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decision making. I think that he
pressed. I thought that he felt such

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an urgency to get to the super
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in his he didn't keep doing the
things that that gat up to where he

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is. There's just way too many
mistakes by them. That pick was terrible,

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awful, awful. I mean it
was triple coverage. It can't happen

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likely. He puts his hand up
like he's open when he's so not open.

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I don't know if that hand up
actually gets Lamar's attention. I highly

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doubt it. Terrible throw, and
honestly, I don't know. Maybe I'm

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wrong here, but that Zayflowers fumble, I almost don't blame him, man.

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I mean that's what you do.
You try to cross the damn plane.

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And it's like usually when that disaster
fumble through the end zone touchback happens,

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it's near the pylons, and that's
sort of more. The rule is

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when you're by those pylons, protect
the ball, don't reach, you know

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the Belichick rule where you're not allowed
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you're crossing like stick it in.
I think it was just a great defensive

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play, lucky on some on some
level that you rattle the ball loose.

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I knew it live though, right, Oh yeah, you know. I

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doesn't even need to see it.
It's short. It was just close enough

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and it's just the play to knock
it out the blind side defender. Yep.

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And then they show Flowers with a
bloody finger and I'm like, oh,

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look he's showing everyone see how could
I have held the ball the bloody

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bloodied me. But then you find
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and slamming his helmet. I okay, and okay, I did think it

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was a penalty on Flowers. The
uh sportsman line too terrible. There's no

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names. The guy was grabbing his
leg, but there's always something you know.

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But you're gonna push the guy and
stand throw the ball and stand over

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him. Why after the best offensive
play of the damn game for you guys,

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the clown you're up in the passer
was a very wide moment and you

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just said, they're all throwing hands
up, like what, dude, you

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can't touch quarterbacks anymore. We all
know that. Yeah, he was a

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two seconds hctory through the ball he
hit him. Yeah, Like there's so

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many dumb things that you're like,
Okay, they wanted to be aggressive,

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We're gonna punch you on them.
They did all that crap all week long,

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and then you got there and you
just started head button yourself into the

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wall until you were the one who
was bleeding. So chiefs are going again.

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Imagine that I did. I want
to play a couple of clips of

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audio real quick though. Yeah please, here's one six minutes up to the

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first quarter. It talked about enough
is just if you go for it on

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fourth and one and you're a great
rushing team, you gotta assume they have

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a great play. That the timeout
again to stop for an adminnesota timeout.

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So an administrative timeout. We'll bring
Jackson to the sideline. We're back at

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the AFC title game and administrative time
out. You may have not heard one

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like that before, but it was
a drone apparently that was interfering too close

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to the place. It was not
ours, you're told as he's explaining that

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they're showing a drone shot. That's
why he said it's not our. Remember

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on the downbeat, I feel like
the downbeat lives in administrative time out all

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the time. Like pretty much numbers
your numbers. But the uh, the

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three months ago, four months ago, I don't know if you guys remember,

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do you guys remember right the whole
story on drone safety. Yeah,

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drone interference of some kind drone security
problems in the NFL. Why could be

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a problem? And here we are, the biggest game of the year thus

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far, and we're having to take
a time out in the first quarter because

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we've got an unwarranted drone flying over
crazy? How much more Nancy Romo?

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Do you have two clips yet?
And then I have one too? Yeah,

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I've got it out there? Do
you guys? That's too You got

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the lung in the short ye?
Beautiful? Well, real quick? How

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do they what do they do?
I don't have a drone that can have

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a battery be up there twenty minutes? Do you think it's emp electromagnetic pulse?

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And that drone falls to the ground? Like, how if someone is

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hovering a drone over the sea?
Well, remember the article I said three

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or four years ago or three or
four months ago, was like they have

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people watching that for the super Bowl
and other big games series. I don't

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know. I mean, yeah,
oh my god, there's a drone.

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Hey, that can't be here.
We have two minutes of this commercial.

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How do I stop this drone from
hovering? I would tell drone experts to

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call in, but we're not gonna
have time. So drone experts calling if

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you want tell you how we stop
them out in Collieville. Yeah, twelve

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gauge. Yeah, that ain't gonna
work. The gay drone, the guy

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into the crowd, the guy the
Ravens mask pulls out a shotgun. It

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they showed that guy. I thought
this ref's name was weird. This is

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a look back at that Jeane Sterotaur. Yeah. I felt it was a

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good a good spot by Jeff Semen
on top when Kelsey's right in the heads,

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I had him short by a little
before he lunched. Jim. I

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thought it was a good spot.
Okay, be mature, Kevin, Nope,

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he was a good, a good
spot. Semen on top, Onel

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Jeff Who Jeff Semen on the top? Okay, tell me his name is

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Jeff Seman going to go to the
Rangers scouting department next? Okay, No,

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I'm not gonna do like there's names. We're mature? Are we?

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Are? We not? We're not? Well? Who you're not? America?

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Did you in America? Marlin Humphrey
is back after missing time with a

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calf injury in week seventeen, and
he's in on that tackle or but check,

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Oh this is gonna be it's an
incredibly difficult testicle against the disguise everything

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that the Ravens do. Okay,
why did he say that? Testical?

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Testical? Okay, I didn't hear
that the first in credit? What does

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he say? Incredibly difficult? Partland
Humphrey is back after missing time with a

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camp injury in week seventeen, and
he's in on that tackle or to check,

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Oh this is gonna be it's an
incredibly difficult testicle against the disguise and

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everything that the Ravens were. Any
quarterback, Yeah, yeah, he sure

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did. He said death. He's
going so fast. It's kind of early

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in the game, like no four
minutes left in the first and I'm half

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looking at Instagram or something and then
might I go, huh, what do

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you say? God? Tony Romo
is just trending all through the game yesterday

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and people are just making fun of
him. Have gone too far? We've

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gone We've we've we've nickel backed him, we went wait too far nickelback.

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It's man that like it became the
worst band of the world somehow, and

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he has done it. It's gone
too far in that direction. He's still

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kind of amazing. There are a
number of times in that game yesterday.

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We're listening to him like he's still
really good, like his his observations and

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his insight and his ability to tell
you exactly why the flag was thrown.

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He knows every penalty before long before
they're announced. It's pretty impressive. Yeah,

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he's not, he's not. He's
not that bad. No, he's

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not. But he does start statements
and not know where they're going, and

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then he's very good. Yeah,
exactly, we all do. He's just

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not worth what he's being paid.
Yes, his voice is getting deeper too.

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He was talking about wrestling. He
said, that's gonna be a wrestling

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out, like you sound like a
wrestler. He's got the trump gurgle in

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his mouth. Yeah, a little
bit, oh, Jim uh So?

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Did Chiefs go in then afternoon game? We got forty nine ers and lines

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and Lines came out and just beat
the crap out of them in the first

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half twenty four to ten. Did
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Guys? Don't? You don't rule
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but man boy Brock pretty kind of
looked like you you The other shoe wasn't

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dropping, but it was getting closer
to the ground and then he just ratchets

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it up, and dude, I'm
not betting against sick. I said it

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was twenty one to seven and they
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two with about on of ten seconds
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twenty one to seven. I was
thinking, look, yes, field goal

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makes a three score game. But
I thought Dan Campbell was gonna go when

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it was twenty one to seven,
and he ended up thinking about it,

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and then he kicks the field goal, so it's twenty four to seven,

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and then you go off to halftime
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the play that's going to be there, and I know there was a flag

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for past interference, but I just
can't get over it. I've never seen

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a quarterback throw as many sure shot
interceptions in the hands of the other team

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and get away with it. Rock
Purty is playing with fire a lot and

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somehow escaping and somehow makes enough great
throws too to compensate for it. I

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mean a play that hits a defensive
back in the face mask, Yeah,

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it was a touchdown for the other
team. That's nuts, Like, it's

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not how it should work. He
threw it to the Packers twice last week

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in the bread basket that would have
if they wouldn't have recovered from it.

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And they've just got enough talent.
And that's the trouble with the forty nine

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ers is you have to play perfect
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here's the part that sucks is they
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And they've got that unique running game
that we talked about how Baltimore got

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away from it, you know,
like they just didn't utilize which is one

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of their biggest strengths. I mean, San Francisco, they don't care.

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They're going to run the damn ball
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maybe they ran it too much.
I mean I think I thought they were

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running it too much after a while. I Mean there's like Shanahan kind of

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went full McCarthy there for a little
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we're gonna run it right here.
The other thing is did the Lions end

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up? You know, there's a
little controversy on the back end of that

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game with running the ball and third
and goal and the clock keeps going and

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they wasted a time out essentially making
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them now there, I read their
win probability went from like zero point one

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percent, like it would have been
like five to ten percent. That you

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stop them and get the ball back
with twenty seconds left, thirty seconds left,

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you can still kick the on sides
right, Yeah, you can sell

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it then you which I kind of
believe in that anyways, is like you

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got to stop him anyways, might
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feel it was a pretty good on
side kick. I mean a guy touched

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it early. A chance as far
as been looking good looking, give yourself

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a chance. Yeah, liked it. I had no problem with that.

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Yeah, but that call. Ben
Johnson's getting killed for now. Ben Johnson

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is a head coaching candidate. He's
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And I kept thinking about this too. This was the Lion's best chance.

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When you're play caller and the guy
runs your offense and everyone he's highly and

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has been for a couple of years
now, when he's not your head coach,

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he can take a promotion to a
new job. And it's another reason

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why your head coach said should be
the stud offensive or defensive mastermind play caller,

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not like McCarthy walk around type guy
because you can lose him. So

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Ben Johnson's gone now or will be
gone probably unless he dan quinn himself with

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that call that's not on the goal
line. I don't think so. I

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don't think so either. It sounds
like Washington's pretty all in on him and

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they're gonna take a quarterback with the
number two pick or trade up to number

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one, get a quarterback, and
start building that thing in Washington. But

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I just thought that's an interesting way
to think about things as well, because

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now they got to get a whole
new offensive coordinator and you know, they're

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probably not gonna blow up the system
or anything. And he might have a

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guy under him, but he was
seen as one of the like even before

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the season started. This guy's gonna
get a head coaching job next year.

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It's well known it's gonna happen.
If he's not the head coach already,

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then he loses the job. Dan
Campbell, I like the way he handled

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it honestly. Postgame is just like, look, you can say what you

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want in hindsight, but you know, if it works out the other way,

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then we're not talking about it.
And he's right, Yeah, I

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don't think I don't think any of
his calls were egregious. I think it's

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because they the ones that didn't work. Yeah, you point yell, but

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it's liv and die by the sword, And would they be anywhere near there

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if it wasn't They weren't aggressive.
Do you adjust that though, when there's

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so much weight attached to a particular
leading and you're on the road in San

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Francisco, Like, yes, it
doesn't. Strategy come into mind there a

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little bit. What did they pick
all those up? Well, he used

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to. He used that strategy at
the end of the first half. Now

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that was a colastfield goal. Some
of the lines people I follow, there's

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one lines guy. He knows what's
going on with them, and he was

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like, dude, their kicker is
the money badger. They did not trust

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him because he their real kicker got
hurt Riley Patterson, so they were going

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with Badgely He's like, from forty
eight yards they did trust badually didn't make

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a field goal from forty eight yards, Okay, And I'm like, there

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we go. Now that makes sense. And Josh Reynolds catches the pass first

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down. Boy, it's terrible.
The reporter dropped before that. Fine,

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it was a great defensive play,
but good god, chest shot and that

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is in the middle of the third
quarter where all you are doing is farting.

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Yes, that was like one of
the worst third quarters. How do

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you come out of that half and
you just decide instead of playing football,

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we will fart. He had two
huge farts. Paying a lot of emphasis

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on the thirty and part the people
faring you say part Jamir Gibbs fumble was

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like the worst thing. Yeah,
they biffed that hand off and I don't

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know if you never had it,
but that was the worst because that's when

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reestablish we're fine, and then you
you fumble the hell out of it on

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the second player or whatever. Armstead
gets it and then you almost saw where

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that the winds were blowing. Then
he went into a shell too. Though

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it started off like the first half
was just what you say these things because

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it went well. It was a
good idea and maybe that's what it is,

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right, but they did the same
thing in second half. It was

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like, first down, we were
gonna run it up the middle, something

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we didn't do at all in the
first half. We didn't run up the

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middle once we were doing everything outside
or everything was play action on first out,

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and then second half it's like here, go run with the middle,

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Like, what are we doing?
They're just trying to like bleed up the

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clock or whatever it is, and
you just can't do that. San Francisco

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is good. I'm pulling for the
Chiefs so hard. I cannot stand San

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Francisco. Do you think let me
ask you this. It's this. The

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Super Bowl opened at two and a
half forty nine ers, and it's already

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at one, and I was thinking, right when two and a half hit,

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I'm like, no way. I
almost think this game is gonna be

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pick them. I mean, the
probably should be too. The forty nine

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ers just scratched and eked by,
and it had come back at home against

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the Packers and the Lions, and
the Chiefs went on the road to Buffalo

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and Baltimore and we're pretty convincing.
Yeah, two and a half. I

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imagine the smarties in Vegas just hammered
the Chiefs plus two and a half the

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second that they saw it. And
I think this thing's gonna be pick them.

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Do you think there's any chance it
would go to Kansas City's favor?

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I don't think so, but I
don't. Yeah, I don't know,

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but probably I'm not sure. It
shouldn't be why that be? That would

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be kind of unheard of when Vegas
comes out and makes a kind of a

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big, bold, bold statement and
it jumps to zero, jumps to zero

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and then goes the other way.
I mean, the money is gonna people

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are gonna start thinking about things that
emotionally and they're gonna start going Patrick Mahomes

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is better than Brock Party and when
you're the team, forty Niners are a

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better team than the Chiefs. Overall, the Ravens are a better team than

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the Chiefs overall. Believe that.
Yeah, I don't know. I don't

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think the Chiefs are just peaking late. Wisely, they're different than they have

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been a year's past. But you're
telling me the Chiefs are gonna get points

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in Buffalo, went out right get
points in Baltimore, went out right.

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Okay, you're gonna give us a
point two points in the super Bowl.

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Sure we'll run out there and play
and then you win. Yeah, say

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yeah, see you guys. I
said that I'm tired of and won't bet

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against Brock Purdy earlier. I think
I probably would in this game though,

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if you're getting points. Yeah,
give me points in Patrick Mahomes, that's

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my initial thought. But I'm really
curious where that line moves to. But

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you and a half to it'll be
pick them. I think there's fun day

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here. We go the Chiefs forty
nine ers for Super Bowl fifty eight.

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We'll talk about Luca's big night at
eight o'clock because that was nuts in a

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history or historical night for Luca or
Maps who played tonight against the Magic.

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But coming up next, let's do
the scuttle. But guys, I got

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a problem here. I think World
War three is a lot closer than we're

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realizing, and our involvement has now
taken a step forward. Next time,

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ninety seven won the Freak