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Welcome into the show and welcome in to the instant reaction for the conference championship
game.
And if you hear that noise, it means the Kansas city chiefs are continuing their march into
the soup bowl.
The evil empire is continuing to move forward in the NFL.
They are continuing to cause havoc.
Two very, very different games.
We're gonna start off with the NFC.
The NFC went first, we're gonna start off with them.
The final score was worse than the game played.
I feel like the Eagles had an opportunity to put their foot on people's necks and to
send a message and they did.
The final score is Philadelphia 55, Washington 23.
The game was a six point game as far as the point spread when the game started.
But I feel like the Philadelphia Eagles had an opportunity to really squeeze down on the
commanders and to show off a lot of strength and to show off a lot of passion.
And that's what they did.
Now, I'm not a proponent of pulling off, it's the NFL.
And one of the touchdowns scored by the backup.
Now, the commanders had also subbed by that point.
But one of the touchdowns was scored by the backup, running back.
It's not like Kenny Pickett came in throwing a ball over the yard.
That was no truly out of bounds stuff.
But two things, it's professional sports and that's your division rival.
And it's the playoffs.
So if there's any situation of professional sports in which I think you should kind of
throw the unwritten rules of the game out the window, it'd be a situation where it's
your division rival, it's the playoffs, and it's to go to the Super Bowl.
Like outside of thinking in your head, okay, if this CP Saquon twists an ankle or Jalen
hurts already on one knee, maybe gets caught under a pile or something, could they be injured?
Then yes.
I mean, pulling your star in that case.
But as far as pulling up, I don't think that's something that should happen in the playoffs.
But they didn't.
I'll run through some numbers really quickly.
Jay Daniels in his first conference championship game, which kudos to him.
Before I get into this, congratulations to the Washington commanders.
Kudos, Jay Daniels.
Jay Daniels, you're a star.
To me, you're top five in the NFL.
I've always said the best four quarterbacks play in the AFC, and the fifth might have
as well.
That fifth is you.
Now, you can argue with you and Matt Stafford as the fifth, whatever.
But to me, the big four is my home's Lamar Allen Burrow.
Then there's a small gap.
And then I think you will.
It might be my home's a gap.
And then Burrow Allen and Lamar, a little gap.
And then you get to the Jay Daniels and Matt Stafford of the world.
But again, the big four play in the AFC.
And then of course, I think Jay Daniels, the fifth best quarterback in the league.
I said it last week.
I'm going to reiterate on that.
But congratulations to them.
You went from the number two overall pick to 12 and 5 and playing in a conference championship game as one of the last four.
So congrats.
You go from pick 2 to 29.
I think they need to be smart with their money.
They have, oh man, I actually saw the stat the other day.
Let's see if I can get my hands on it again.
But I saw the stat the other day.
I sent it in a group message.
Oh, there it is.
This is from Pro Football Focus.
Over the cap, and they got the number from over the cap.
The commanders will enter next offseason with the most cap space in the league.
They will enter with $89.64 million.
In the NFL, you can easily make that $100.
That's a couple of cap conversions away from making that over $100 million of cap space.
They'd be third in the league behind the Raiders with 92 and the Patriots with 120, which the most popular number for the Patriots is to say 131 because that's how easy you can create money.
You can create 10 to $20 million with relative ease as an NFL GM.
And so I think the commanders may end up crossing north of $100 million in available cap space.
They need to go out, in my opinion, they need to draft defense.
It's cheaper.
You can use it especially with your head coach being a defensive guy.
I would draft defense and I would go pay offense.
Like I know people talk about like T Higgins being a bingo.
If I'm him, I go to him and be like, yo, your problem is you want to play for a team that can't contend or a winner and you want to play and you don't want to get doubled all the time.
No one can double you all the time with you and Terry McLaurin.
They'd be idiots.
I'd go in, but hey, 30 million a year, turn me down.
You know, and I have you turn it down, you turn it down.
I mean, it is what it is.
But they have to do something in Washington.
But they got to do something in Washington, man.
Their defense is awful.
If I'm them, I'm in every defensive free agency meeting you can possibly get in.
I mean, just that plain and simple.
Every single one.
Their defense is disgustingly awful.
Now, they're missing Daron Payne.
He's been out.
I think he's injured.
But that doesn't fix that secondary.
They're bad at all levels.
If there is a good free agent corner or a safety or, you know, I'm in that meeting if I'm Washington, Washington, Lattimore, I think it's better than what he showed.
Whatever his hamstring problem is, it never got right.
So they need to be fixing that hamstring as soon as possible, whether you got to go into an opry on it, whether you got to do the roundabout treatment over the next few months, whatever it is, you need to get that taken care of.
But that secondary is tragically bad.
But they're not bad personnel-wise offensively.
You got to tell him, McLaurin, you can use another receiver.
De'Ami Brown's number two isn't great.
Probably upgraded running back.
They should keep their eyes on the Derrick Henry thing.
Will Derrick Henry go to Washington?
I'm not sure.
But I would keep my eye on a Derrick Henry.
I would keep my eye on an Alvin Camaro.
I would keep my eye on, I'm trying to think of good backs and bad situations.
One of those, a couple of Miami Dolphins running backs, I would keep my eye on the backup in San Fran.
I would keep my eye on these different teams because you might end up getting a really good running back for maybe a fourth round pick.
Like if New Orleans is going to have to dump Camaro's salary, a third or fourth round pick may end up getting Camaro out of New Orleans, especially if Camaro wants to go you.
You have Marshall Adamoore in the building already who could end up being like a mediator of sorts.
But you've got to do a lot.
You're not far away in Washington.
Outside of the Eagles, I mean the NFC has the best rosters top to bottom.
But outside of the Eagles, there's no real complete roster in the NFL.
Now the Eagles have, it feels like two of everything.
I mean if they feel like, you know, it reminds me of, oh man, was it not the Chiefs?
But it was one of those teams very recent, and I'm drawing a blank.
Where was I?
Yo, they got two good like everything.
They got two good running backs.
They got two good receivers.
They got two corners.
They got two exceptional linemen.
Actually it might have been the Chiefs at their peak.
I mean they got two good everything.
Like I've never seen a team that has two good everything.
This Philly team has two good everything.
Like think of a major position group.
They got two good ones.
I mean running back they kind of used Saquon solo, but even the backup came in and got a touchdown.
They got A. Gibran and Devon Zay Smith.
They got Jalen Carter and Jordan Davis.
They got Nolan Smith and Nicol B. Dean.
They got Cooper Dugene and Quinian Mitchell.
Like they have two good everything.
And so that's a really impressive roster.
That is the most complete roster in the NFL top to bottom.
I don't think they're the best except probably Saquon and running back at any singular position.
And they have an argument defensive tackle with Carter and Jordan Davis.
They have an argument at DT.
But even then I'd probably take a you know Jeffrey Simmons over them.
Or Chris Jones.
Chris Jones is playing in that position.
However they have really exceptional rooms.
Which is hard to do in the NFL.
Every positional room you go in has two really good guys in it.
But back to Washington, you're not far off.
You're not far off at all.
You have your quarterback.
You have him very salary controlled for the next four years.
Because even the fifth year option is like 20 something million dollars.
Which is considerably less than what you get on the market.
Whenever you resign him he's going to go north of 45 maybe north of 50.
So you're going to go, well the way the salary cap shows he might go north of 60.
So 23 or 25 is a bargain.
So for the next four years you have to take advantage of this.
That's what I'm saying.
Go out and get your money.
You got Terry McLoan.
T Higgins.
George Pickens.
You need another receiver.
Naomi Brown would be an amazing three.
You need to go out, Ronnie Staley in Baltimore.
You need to go out and see what that's about.
You definitely need to work into getting more players.
I mean offensively I think you can pay.
I think the draft is going to be your spot for defense.
I'm not sure what the free agent outlook looks like for the defensive side of the ball.
The offense side is getting more love.
But they need a secondary.
They need to be working to see.
They need to be calling every team about their first or second best corner.
Everybody.
Like everyone needs to be on their phone list.
They are bad in the secondary.
Dan Quinn can do so much.
He tried to heat people up.
He tried to blitz.
He tried all kinds of stuff.
He tried to hide the secondary.
He just couldn't.
Every time they would bottle up Philly in the run game.
Then they just throw a outroute or throw a curl and AJ Brown would whoop the corner in first down.
And it's just like bro.
Look at a certain point X's and O's no longer matter.
It becomes down to Jimmy's and Joe's.
And those Jimmy's are average Joe's.
Those guys are bad.
So Washington.
I mean you have a good outlook.
You have a lot to build on.
You got some talent.
I like Lou Vu.
He kept diving over the line.
That was pretty wild.
But like Chin's pretty.
Chin, Jonathan Allen's good.
Lou Vu's good.
I like Bobby Wagner.
I don't know how much he has.
I don't know how many years he has left in him.
And the rest of these guys are very yawns.
They're very, very average.
And average is being kind on some of them.
But let's run through the numbers really, really quickly.
Jane Daniels 29 of 48, 255.
One touchdown, one pick.
QBR of 83 on a scale of 0 to 100.
He also led the team in Russian with 48 yards and a touchdown.
Zach Ertz was the leading receiver for the commanders.
104 yards.
104 yards, no touchdowns.
Terry McLaurin caught the one touchdown.
They fumbled three times and lost all three fumbles.
And the Eagles scored touchdowns I believe with all three.
So even if you take away 20, I mean they still lose, take away the fumbles.
But momentum.
It was like you're down.
Or the big one.
Which is the kick return one.
The Jerry McNichols one.
And the De'Aleman Brown one hurt too.
But the Jerry McNichols one.
You get a stop, you're down eight.
You're about to get the ball to Jane Daniels.
He hasn't really been stopped and you fumble.
And it's just like, no, they only cost him three points I believe.
But we don't know what momentum.
I mean Jane Daniels went in for a great drive.
He was trying to bring it back and then bam, you fumble.
And then the De'Aleman Brown one on a great Jayden pass.
You come across the middle.
Maybe trying to do a little too much and you fumble.
But three turnovers.
All fumbles.
It hurts.
Especially when you go to the team numbers.
And we did this last week.
You go to the team numbers.
Jane actually outplayed hurts.
To me.
But you go to the team numbers and you have a throw interception.
And you have three lost fumbles.
Four turnovers is zero.
Play an example.
You cannot win that way.
And what I want to look at, and I know most people won't talk about this.
Oh the line ended up closing at six and a half.
But most people won't end up talking about this.
At one point the time possession was 12 minutes to two minutes.
For the commanders.
It was early second quarter.
But at one point it was like 12 to two.
Because Saquonah hit his head on the goal post from like 60.
And then they had another drive that was pretty fast too.
But it was 12 to two.
Or 15 to two at one point in time possession.
The Eagles ended up winning time possession at the end.
So every advantage Washington might have been getting.
From hurrying up and holding the Eagles personnel groups.
And so on and so forth.
They kind of gave the advantage back at the end of the game.
Like I said Philly ends up leading time of possession.
But flipping to the Eagles numbers.
Jaylen Hurts very solid game.
28-2 46.
One touchdown with a QBR of 72.
On a scale of zero to 100 with a passer rating of 110.
Jayden Daniels passer rating was 73.
Saquon Barkley 15 carries.
A buck 18.
Three touchdowns.
Will Shipley who was the back up I talked about.
He had 77 yards on four carries on a touchdown.
Jaylen Hurts had 16 yards on 10 carries.
Most of them touch pushes with three touchdowns.
The Philly Indians are running for 229 yards.
And seven touchdowns.
And it speaks to the lack of commanders defensive talent.
But also Philly is one of the best rushing attacks in the league.
AJ Brown leads the Eagles in receiving with 96 yards on a touchdown.
With Goddard coming in second with 85 yards.
And a touchdown.
I mean no touchdowns I'm sorry.
But you had guys make plays like Zach Bond.
You had guys with Reed Blankenship and Kenneth Gainwell picking up passes.
Picking up fumbles I'm sorry.
It was a game in which the Eagles flat out dominated that game.
They broke the conference championship record in points with 55.
They also tied the conference championship record with seven rushing touchdowns.
Absolute domination.
Insane right.
It was insane from start to finish.
Game was early.
A couple of questionable calls early.
Game was close early.
And then the Eagles just pulls away at the end to dominate on the way out.
If you check the box score.
Which I'm trying to get the scoring box.
For some reason it's not listed on the box score.
Scoring summary.
The Eagles score.
At one point it is 14.
It is 12 to 14.
It's as close as it gets.
And the second quarter with seven minutes left.
The Eagles still dominating time possession.
It goes touchdown Eagles touchdown Eagles.
Field goal.
Commanders touchdown Eagles.
Field goal.
Touchdown Commanders.
Touchdown Eagles touchdown Eagles touchdown Eagles.
I mean it explodes in the second half.
The Eagles win the second half 28 to 7.
And that's the game.
So congratulations to the Eagles.
They advanced to the Super Bowl for the first time in four years.
Since the last time they played the Kansas City Chiefs.
Which is ironic because here come the Kansas City Chiefs again.
As they take down the Buffalo Bills again in the playoffs.
32 to 29 in a classic of a game.
In a great game.
In a great AFC title game.
Very typical of the Chiefs this year.
They don't really cover the spread.
I think we end up going one and one this week.
Because we end up getting the spread at minus two and a half.
Remember I was saying if it was at three.
I'm on the Bills all day.
It ended at three right.
But we end up getting the spread at minus two and a half.
So we took the Chiefs.
And we end up on the good side of it.
We ended up winning one this week in Jack's Pack.
When the current betting line for the Super Bowl.
For those who are interested.
Is minus one and a half for the Chiefs.
Basically Pick'em.
Anything under three to me is Pick'em.
Because it's kind of hard to win by two in the NFL.
So I treat anything under three as Pick'em.
So I mean that's why I went Chiefs.
Because I figured the Chiefs would win the game.
And you know I was leaning towards the Bills.
I was making a case for the Bills.
And then it just ended up not.
It just didn't work for me.
I remember live switching on the pod to the Chiefs.
And so the Chiefs get the nod in the AFC Championship game.
The Evil Empire man.
I mean they just find a way to do it.
They were assisted.
But we'll get to that.
Let's run through the numbers first.
Josh Allen 22 of 34, 237 two touchdowns.
No picks.
QBR 71 on a scale of 0 to 100.
Passer in a 104.
Remember passer in go up to 158.3.
Although a really good one is anything above 110.
James Cook led the way in rushing with 13 carries for 85 yards and two touchdowns.
Josh Allen pitched in with 39.
Mack Holland was the Buffalo Bills best receiver.
73 yards with three catches and a touchdown.
James Cook came in second with 49 yards on three catches.
The Bills somehow recovered every fumble.
I remember Nick Wright tweeted it out.
The Bill that was four fumbles in the game.
Which on this thing it has five.
But there was five fumbles in the game and the Bills recovered every single one.
So that's pretty wild.
It's pretty wild statistic there.
Then on the Chiefs side Patrick Mahomes 18 and 26, 245 and a touchdown with a QBR of 87
and a passer in of a buck 11.
Kareem Hunt led the way with rushing 64 yards on 17 carries.
One touchdown.
Patrick Mahomes with 43 yards on 11 carries and two touchdowns.
Xavier Worthy led the way in receiving 85 yards on six catches and a touchdown.
With Juju Smith Schuster somehow some way.
With two basic 30 yard catches for 60 yards and no touchdowns.
Like I said, then they had the one fumble was lost.
There was four total fumbles here.
The Bills found a way to pick up all four.
And they also somehow find a way to not win this game.
But if you look at, just look at the scoring summary.
You know, Chiefs win the first quarter seven to three.
But then they tie or they tie go both have two touchdowns in the second quarter.
Except the Chiefs two touchdowns counted for 14.
The Bills counted for 13 because they went for a two point conversion and missed it.
And then they score again.
But instead of it counting for another seven, it counts as another six because they went for a two point conversion and missed again.
The Bills come down, get a touchdown, convert their two point conversion.
When the Bills come down and tie with 615, the Chiefs drive it again, get a fumble or 333.
And then they hold on. They force a late pressure.
You know, they send a late pressure.
I'm not going to lie, Alan flips it up.
Not Tyler Baskin. Dalton Kincade drops it.
I mean, it was a pretty hard catch, but it did hit both of his hands.
NFL players should have caught that.
It was on a fourth down, typical fourth down.
The Chiefs get the ball with 2.30 left.
No, it was under two minute warning.
You're under two minute warning.
You're never seeing the ball again, right?
And that's what happened.
The Bills never got the ball again.
Two big passing conversions from Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs win ball game,
and they're going back to the two ball.
Now, there was some controversy in this game,
and it feels like it's always some controversy when it comes to the Chiefs.
There's two ones I want to address first.
There's one that's kind of funny,
and then there's one that's like, okay, that was a bad situation.
I'll start off with the funny one.
So the funny one is on the Josh Allen play I'm referencing,
where he runs his right and he sends a person, he jumps up and flips it,
and it hit Kincade, and I'm saying Kincade, but I hope it's not Kincade.
If it's not Kincade, I feel bad for saying it's Kincade repeatedly.
Let me double check it, actually.
I could definitely figure that out.
Yeah, Kincade. It was Kincade.
So yeah, Gordon Kincade dropped it,
but a flag came out and ended up being like holding or hands,
it ended up being something on the bills.
And somebody on Twitter remarked that the flag came out just in case Kincade caught it.
And it was a little bit funny.
It was like on the one time the bills were trying to pull off a minor miracle,
a flag came out anyway.
It was like just in case, just in case he messes around and catches this,
we're going to make sure that she's winning anyway.
But the one that is serious and the one I want to comment on is the fourth down situation.
Now, before I get into this, I understand that football is not a rough situation.
Football is not, you know, oh, there's one play change typically.
There's one play change differently. We win.
The 60 minute football game, there's a hundred something plays.
Typically in the NFL, it doesn't come down to one or two.
Right. And even off this one, who knows, butterfly affected,
who knows what happens after this occurs.
Right. Like we don't know.
However, I do specifically want to talk about the fourth down play with Joe, with not with Josh Allen speaking.
Now, Joe Brady didn't call the world's best game.
He had a bunch of screen passes. They ran a lot of push pushing.
It was a very interesting Lee off called game by Joe Brady.
Right. But it's fourth and one and you come out and push push time drops his head.
But Josh is taller than Jaylen.
So it is it is not the Eagles push push, obviously.
They get it to where we can see on video from all angles, Josh Allen bodies over the line.
Now, where the ball is, if it's in the middle of his stomach, it's the first down.
If it's in his chest, it's a really obvious first down.
My thing was first, the refs come in at two different spots.
The ref who can see the ball is further up than the ref who who who is his perspective is blocked by Josh Allen's body.
Like Josh Allen's back is facing him.
So he can't see the ball.
The referee who Josh Allen's front is facing with the ball is gay.
It came in with a further spot.
They ultimately move the spot to the judge who's to the referee who's back who was looking at Josh Allen's back.
He can't see the ball.
So how is he the overriding official?
He can't see the ball.
Anyway, they move it back.
So then they go to replay to check the spot from what is the only I'm trying to basically make what happened rationalize in my head.
And the only thing I can think of what happened was they went to replay to verify if the spot was correct.
Not if it was a first down or a fourth or a stop, but to check the spot purely and totally.
Well, they went back to replay and apparently the spot stood.
They were inclusive evidence overturned the call.
They then award the ball to the chiefs.
OK, I have multiple issues with this.
I'm going to start off with this.
Number one, number one, it is obvious he's in.
He's passed the first down.
Now, the angle to go straight down the line, you could not see the ball because of Chris Jones's body.
Chris Jones stood stands up right in front of me.
I mean, like perfectly in the camera view.
You can't see the ball at all.
However, if you use logic, the only there was only half of Josh Allen's body behind the first down that half was his legs.
So unless he was holding the ball with his knees, he has a first down.
One of the angles people are showing everything's in front of the first down except his foot.
So, again, unless he's holding the ball in his ankles, it's a first down.
So start off with that.
Secondly, and the second major thing I have a problem with, I didn't actually even notice it at first.
It was brought to my attention.
There was no measurement on that play.
So if the replay was truly to say, hey, we want to make sure the spots right.
That's fine.
No issue there at all.
But that was not a measurement like when they run out with the chains and measure to see how close and far away you are.
There was no measurement.
They just said first down cheese.
And I didn't even notice it at first.
I say it was brought to my attention and the tweeting about it and so on and so forth.
But there was no measurement besides his replay.
Now, if it was situation replay assist, OK, kind of.
But even then, there should be a measurement into telling us where that football was.
Like I said, we can debate the spot, whatever.
But that was not even a measurement.
So that was two things I had an issue with.
And I think the Bills just did not coach this game well.
Joe Brady clearly was trying to avoid the cheese pass rush and kind of neutralize Spagnola's famous blitzing.
However, Spagnola didn't blitz all that much, especially early downs.
He was sitting on third down, but he didn't really blitz that much early down.
So a lot of times when they were when the Bills were just standing up and flipping screens and having all these RPO bubbles and et cetera,
they were trying to do it against a blitz and there was no blitz.
So it was either outnumbered by the Chiefs or at least even numbered.
And if you're not prepping to beat that player in an even number open field situation, you're probably not going to.
And so the receivers had a hard time really maneuvering the ball down the field because they were getting hit almost immediately due to, again, the focus of the offense.
And then also on the defensive side of the ball, I get there was injuries.
I understand that there was injuries.
Injuries happen, right?
But if Washington's, not Washington's, if Buffalo's game plan was to play man in coverage,
whenever it became a lot of Damar Hamlin and Kyrie Elam, that strategy of man coverage should have gone out the window.
Now, sprinkle it in to kind of change the look, but you should have gone to a primary cover three, cover two type scheme,
or primarily too high.
You're going to play man.
Don't zero it, you know, too high, bring an extra rusher or something.
But they kept putting Kyrie Elam or Damar Hamlin in a bad spot, and it felt like they kept going to either Kyrie Elam or Damar Hamlin all night long.
And it was repeated, right?
Like it wasn't a one time thing.
They did it over and over again.
They found that they had weakness.
They found they had a fish on the line and they didn't let them go.
I definitely think that happened as well.
And then the Chiefs, they're situationally excellent.
I was saying, a group of my friends were all watching it.
We were all in different cities, we were all watching it together via FaceTime.
And I said it at one point, I said, man, all the Chiefs games look alike.
Like they always are close, they're battles, you make mistakes.
They don't, but they don't really capitalize on mistakes, but you don't get the points off of them.
And then I was like, it's going to be a last drive.
They're either going to be down three or up three.
If they're down three, they're going to score a touchdown with about 25 seconds left.
And if you're up three, you're never seeing the ball again in that scenario.
If they're up three, you're never seeing the ball again in that scenario.
And that's exactly what happened.
They're just so good situationally, end of game, time score.
Stuff you hear like Brady talk about and some of the other great quarterbacks,
they're just so good at time and score that it makes it really hard to beat them.
There is no, man, we can just make the Chiefs go three and out.
We can get the ball back with a minute 40, and that's never going to happen.
Now, they may go five or six and out in terms of they get a first down,
and then they can't really bowl as much, and you get the ball back with 40 seconds left.
Yeah, that's possible, but as far as just disrupting their operation,
that's not going to happen.
And that's the level the Chiefs have made it to, especially Patrick Mahomes.
And so a shout out to those two teams, man, the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs.
But I want to give a shout out really quickly, and that is to the Buffalo Bills, man.
Y'all have a great team.
And I get it hurts, but y'all have a great team.
You have your superstar quarterback, Josh Ailey in the Galactic column.
You can use another receiver.
You don't have anything special over there.
Keon Coleman can be, but you don't have anything really special over there.
And getting corners, apparently.
If you're going to play that aggressive style, you need D.B.s that can defend.
So that is the top priorities.
If you are in the department, that is definitely the top demands and thing that you want to check out is those attributes.
But preview of the Super Bowl.
Now, we talked about the betting line opening up at one and a half point favorite for the Chiefs.
I think that betting line may creep up to two, two and a half.
Because again, one and a half is basically pick them.
So I think that line may creep up a full point to two and a half.
For the Kansas City Chiefs, you have the opportunity of immortality.
And yes, you're already a gang of immortals.
But to three-peat to win four Super Bowls in seven years, including a three-peat, is something that no one ever thought possible in the NFL.
And they're 60 minutes away from achieving it.
Absolutely insane, insane work.
However, the Philadelphia Eagles have a lot on their minds in the Super Bowl.
You have the last time these teams played in the Super Bowl four years ago, the Chiefs escaped with their lives.
You got a guy like Saquon Barkley, who has never played in meaningful football in his time in New York.
He's now run his team into the Super Bowl.
You got Jalen Hurts, who's looking like, man, I'm back.
It's almost like deja vu.
I'm back to play the Kansas City Chiefs.
It's going to be an absolute battle.
I think that minus one and a half gets a better two, two and a half.
But it's going to be a fun one, man.
And shout out to everyone who's participated in the NFL season.
It's been a lot of great discourse.
And of course, we'll get into it with the YouTube show and JTS.
And then this show, the audio show, of course, we'll talk maybe later this week, early next week.
We'll be getting together for sure.
But that is all I have for the day.
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