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Speaker 1: from a kicker Brown Wolfley. Did you watch the NFL
Speaker 1: playoffs last weekend? As a matter of fact, I did, Paulie.
Speaker 1: The special teams were found wanting. So you saw the
Speaker 1: clutch kicks l Grande. You saw how three of the
Speaker 1: four games ended on a walkoff win with a kicker
Speaker 1: delivering the dagger. You saw the Niners and Robbie Gold
Speaker 1: at Green Bay in the snow. You saw the rookie
Speaker 1: Evan McPherson knock out the number one seed Tennessee. You
Speaker 1: witnessed the Rams and Matt Gay at Tampa Bay. Yes,
Speaker 1: I did. But there's a lot more to special teams ball.
Speaker 1: There's a lot more to a football game than just
Speaker 1: the kicker hitting a walkoff football. Now, Wolf, now I
Speaker 1: have to transition. Has there ever been a worse time
Speaker 1: for you to make that statement with our guest tonight,
Speaker 1: Jay Feeling for Cardinals kicking great our special guest tonight
Speaker 1: on the Big Red Race, And Jay's going to be
Speaker 1: the first one to tell you that right now, there's
Speaker 1: a lot more to it, Paul, than just the kicker
Speaker 1: kicking the ball and walking off, Just like there's a
Speaker 1: lot more to it than just a coin toss, Paul,
Speaker 1: did you not see Harrison Butker's forty nine yard that's
Speaker 1: sent the Chiefs nightcap against Buffalo into overtime? The game
Speaker 1: that Jay Feeley works So well, we'll get into this
Speaker 1: with Jay feel. I saw it, Polly. I also saw
Speaker 1: the sea on his jersey. I see you you're maybe
Speaker 1: a little haughty, a little haughty with your four Pro
Speaker 1: Bowls on special teams. I get it, I get it.
Speaker 1: You're just you're just not willing to give the crick
Speaker 1: the credit in this one. You might also be a
Speaker 1: little bit bitter, a little bit over the fact that
Speaker 1: Jay Feely went from his playing career immediately to network
Speaker 1: And we're in the CBS Blazer right on the sideline,
Speaker 1: baub Where are you going with all of this, Polly,
Speaker 1: That's what I want to know. Well, it's our intro
Speaker 1: to the original Thursday Night Football. It is the Big
Speaker 1: Red Rage presented by Santa Forward in Gilbert. We are
Speaker 1: Satan Forward, Paul KELBC, Ron Wolfley, and what a weekend
Speaker 1: it was, Oh boy, I mean, you had serious drama
Speaker 1: on the field in the playoffs and then you add
Speaker 1: a Super Bowl press conference, Ron Wolfley, super Bowl fifty
Speaker 1: seven next year is located where right here, Paul, right
Speaker 1: here in the AC Thanks for working with me. Because
Speaker 1: during that press conference or thereafter, the owner of the Cardinals,
Speaker 1: Michael Bidwell, had a few things to say and an
Speaker 1: Accentral dot Com among others, there was the use of
Speaker 1: the word disappointing Ron Wolfley to sum up the Cardinals
Speaker 1: finish to the season, and a couple of quotes along
Speaker 1: the lines of and I do quote anytime you see
Speaker 1: your direct competitors in the playoffs, it should bother any
Speaker 1: football fan, and it certainly bothers this one. And you
Speaker 1: didn't bother you, Paul, It's bothering me right now. Although
Speaker 1: in retro's back to um. Yeah, the NFC, the NFC
Speaker 1: West is the beating heart of the football universe. It
Speaker 1: is the beating heart. We said this going into the season.
Speaker 1: It's been this way over the last two seasons, in particular,
Speaker 1: it's been the best division in the game of football.
Speaker 1: And unfortunately right now for the Arizona Cardinals, they're not
Speaker 1: in the NFC Championship game. But you know what two
Speaker 1: NFC West teams are. We said it all season. If
Speaker 1: you can get through the NFC West and get into
Speaker 1: the playoffs, you're playoff ready. And guess what the Rams
Speaker 1: and the forty nine ers have looked the part. Obviously,
Speaker 1: the Cardinals do not at the La Rams. So you're
Speaker 1: looking at the fact that old boy, you know, you
Speaker 1: were able to able to slug it out and lead
Speaker 1: the division for much of the year. You won three
Speaker 1: out of four against these two teams in the regular seasons.
Speaker 1: So yes, anybody looks at the NFC Championship game, the
Speaker 1: NFC best represented in the Cardinals division, and you wonder, man, okay,
Speaker 1: you know what exactly happened and why it couldn't have
Speaker 1: been us? You know what, Paul, honestly right now too,
Speaker 1: I just gotta tell you this. You know, I was
Speaker 1: really upset by this. I the Cardinals. All they had
Speaker 1: to do was beat the Seattle Seahawks at home at
Speaker 1: that State Farm Stadium. There they were, there were six
Speaker 1: and ten the Seattle Seahawks. All they had to do
Speaker 1: is go out and beat them at home, and they
Speaker 1: would beat the NFC West champions. Now again in retrospect,
Speaker 1: we can look back at it, and everyone was like, hey,
Speaker 1: you know what, don't worry about it, because they're a
Speaker 1: great road team. They're going to travel to so far
Speaker 1: they've already won their once. And you know that's all true,
Speaker 1: there's no doubt about that. But man, it's the reason
Speaker 1: why I was so greedy. I wanted that ball. I
Speaker 1: wanted that badly to win the NFC West, knowing it
Speaker 1: was the best division in football, and here it is
Speaker 1: being proved out by virtue of the NFC Championship game. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and we can cite all the numbers you want from
Speaker 1: that loss in Week eighteen or the loss against the
Speaker 1: Rams in the playoffs, but it's comments like Cliff Kingsbury
Speaker 1: after that loss at him to the Seahawks when the
Speaker 1: division title ended up being on the line, when he
Speaker 1: said an I quote, they wanted it more. And that's
Speaker 1: what resonates to me. So as you go into the offseason,
Speaker 1: you're trying to diagnose what happened at the end of
Speaker 1: this past regular season, where with the playoff loss, you
Speaker 1: lost five out of your final six and and then
Speaker 1: you have to look at your roster and you got
Speaker 1: to figure all right, who's part of the solution, who's
Speaker 1: part of the problem. And here's Cliff Kingsbury before the
Speaker 1: Cardinals departed on the offseason, just about roster planning. That's
Speaker 1: an ongoing process and Steve does a great job of
Speaker 1: getting right into it, and there'll be some tough decisions
Speaker 1: to make and we got to figure some things out. Well,
Speaker 1: don't don't. Don't the decisions go beyond just the game film.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you got to figure out right the chemistry
Speaker 1: and makeup of this team, and obviously that that can
Speaker 1: be a hard that can be a moving target, that
Speaker 1: can be really subjective. And so to me, this offseason
Speaker 1: is as difficult as any, just for different reason. Then
Speaker 1: perhaps when you were three and thirteen, No, Paul, you're
Speaker 1: right about the man you really are, because once again,
Speaker 1: it starts with a thought, Paul, it starts with a philosophy.
Speaker 1: What is the Arizona Cardinals philosophy? That's what they'll do.
Speaker 1: They'll sit around the big rectangle. It'll be Steve Kim,
Speaker 1: it'll be Cliff Kingsbury, the coaches. They'll sit around that
Speaker 1: big rectangle and say where do we want to go
Speaker 1: as a football team, because you have to answer that
Speaker 1: question before you go and get pieces that fit. Kind
Speaker 1: of like going into last offseason, stop and think about it.
Speaker 1: Steve Kim had two goals, get more physical and bring
Speaker 1: better leadership into the locker room. He went out and
Speaker 1: he did that in the off season. It starts with
Speaker 1: a thought, it starts with a plan. And although the plan,
Speaker 1: the best laid plans of mice and men off go awry,
Speaker 1: and it did last year I think due to injury
Speaker 1: with J. J. Watt d hop going down as well,
Speaker 1: those two right there, Paul. The more I look back
Speaker 1: on at Paul, the more I think those two losses
Speaker 1: changed everything. Yeah, it changed the Cardinals offense. Obviously the
Speaker 1: only legitimate number one wide receiver, and then he were
Speaker 1: left wondering if you had a legitimate number two receiver.
Speaker 1: At times, You're right, there was a massive trickle down effect.
Speaker 1: And then you know, there were two guys who weren't
Speaker 1: just playmakers, they were mentalities. JJ Watt was one of them.
Speaker 1: The other one was James Connor to me. And then
Speaker 1: when James Connor was banged up, especially in the playoff game,
Speaker 1: and he's wearing the rib protection, he just wasn't the same. Yeah,
Speaker 1: And you know, and then you wonder, at least I
Speaker 1: did based on the reaction from guys on the bench
Speaker 1: and just the vibe on the sideline. Was it akin
Speaker 1: to when the Cardinals were between quarterbacks, when they were
Speaker 1: between Kurt Warner and Carson Palmer, Carson Palmer and Kyler Murray.
Speaker 1: And once the team got down, the rest of the
Speaker 1: team looked into at the quarterback or looked at that
Speaker 1: they said, you know what, we don't have any chance
Speaker 1: to get back into this game, and I think there
Speaker 1: was a bit of that perhaps and why I have
Speaker 1: no idea, that's just utter speculation. You talk about making
Speaker 1: the decision and the decision makers. You know new multiple
Speaker 1: reports out today Adrian Wilson might be a prime candidate
Speaker 1: to be a GM in Jacksonville, along with potential head
Speaker 1: coach Byron Leftwich right, and Paul, you know what, honest say.
Speaker 1: I don't mean to interrupt you here, but I want
Speaker 1: to talk about that. But I think it's so important
Speaker 1: you continue on the track of what the players need
Speaker 1: to do and what the coaches need to do, what
Speaker 1: the organization needs to do. The first thing, PAULI is
Speaker 1: you gotta tell the truth. You gotta tell the truth
Speaker 1: about what you saw. Forget about any type of agendas
Speaker 1: that might sway you one way or the other. You
Speaker 1: have to tell the cold, hard truth. It was one
Speaker 1: of the reasons why when I heard JJ watsay it
Speaker 1: was a massive failure, it filled me with hope, hope.
Speaker 1: It actually encouraged me to hear somebody like that character
Speaker 1: and calling it exactly what it ultimately was. In light
Speaker 1: of how well they had played over twelve weeks of
Speaker 1: the season. I'm talking about three months of the season
Speaker 1: the Cardinals had played ten and two. You have to
Speaker 1: call it exactly what it is, so you tell the truth.
Speaker 1: Everybody tries to be accountable to each other and accountable
Speaker 1: for what happened in the second half of the season
Speaker 1: again and how they played. And that starts with Kyler Murray.
Speaker 1: It does. And then you can start trying to fix
Speaker 1: things via the positions that you might actually bring in.
Speaker 1: And while he's still on the rookie contract, you have
Speaker 1: to make some expenditures and you have to figure out, Okay,
Speaker 1: once again, who's stand who's going. Guys like zach ERTs,
Speaker 1: you gotta figure they're gonna go down swing and trying
Speaker 1: to bring back the big tight end. And here he
Speaker 1: is on the potential of continuing his career with the Cardinals.
Speaker 1: I've loved my time here in Arizona. I would love
Speaker 1: the opportunity to continue here. There's a lot of things
Speaker 1: out of my control. You got a lot of good
Speaker 1: players at our free agents as well, so it may
Speaker 1: not be even up to me, but it's been a
Speaker 1: blessed thing to be able to be here. I've truly
Speaker 1: loved it. My wife has obviously loved it. Obviously it
Speaker 1: didn't end where we wanted it too, But I still
Speaker 1: feel like we have unfinished business as a team. I
Speaker 1: would love to be a part of it. We're gonna
Speaker 1: get into some of these guys with Jay Feely, whether
Speaker 1: it's the two tight end Zach Ertz and Max Williams,
Speaker 1: whether it's Chandler Jones and James Connor, Aj Green, Christian Kirk,
Speaker 1: Chase Edmonds, you know, I mean, you know a Jordan
Speaker 1: Phillips type, Colt McCoy, you know, even Robert Alfred who
Speaker 1: went into the offseason injured. I mean there's almost thirty
Speaker 1: guys where you have to make a decision on their
Speaker 1: football future. Wolf and so you know there there's gonna
Speaker 1: be an evolution to this roster. There's no doubt about it.
Speaker 1: I think it will be telling asked to who gets
Speaker 1: the contract offers and who does not. There's no doubt
Speaker 1: about that, Paulie. And again, it starts with a plot,
Speaker 1: starts with the philosophy, then you start playing in the pieces.
Speaker 1: Jay Feeley was on the sideline for Buffalo Kansas City.
Speaker 1: Was it the greatest game he ever witnessed? And he's
Speaker 1: gonna be there for the AFC Championship game this weekend
Speaker 1: as well. The former Cardinals kicker and CBS analyst up
Speaker 1: next on the Big Red Rage presented by Santan Ford
Speaker 1: in Gilbert fey Renny Zacidi to hold a sixty one
Speaker 1: yard try ball is down to kick from Pheeley is up.
Speaker 1: It has the lag and it has Jay Feeley from
Speaker 1: sixty one pig the k sixty one yard field goal
Speaker 1: by j Peeley. The gotta be kinning me twenty three
Speaker 1: yard attemp now by Jay Feeley, snap and it's a fake.
Speaker 1: They pitched the Feeley He's hunting like Peeley cup highlot
Speaker 1: fake field count down and Jay Feely with a University
Speaker 1: of Phoenix stadium leaf that your offensive struggling? What's your
Speaker 1: kicker has? I guess that's why Feely wears gloves as
Speaker 1: a kicker. You know, the Denver Post stole day Pash's
Speaker 1: line right there, because earlier today I went to verify
Speaker 1: that game in some of the stats and in the
Speaker 1: Google search first came up this Denver and that was
Speaker 1: the lead line in the Denver Post story. So that's
Speaker 1: why Jay Feely wears gloves. Polly, let me just tell
Speaker 1: you right now. The reason why he wore gloves is
Speaker 1: so he could jack you in the face if you
Speaker 1: only kick her ever to want to jack you in
Speaker 1: the face. Well, you heard two signature moments right there
Speaker 1: from Jay's Cardinal's career, a career best and at the
Speaker 1: time team record sixty one yard fuel goal against the Bills.
Speaker 1: And then there was once upon a time when Jay
Speaker 1: Feely scored twenty five points in the Cardinals game and
Speaker 1: not the Cardinals, Jay Feely scored twenty five points with
Speaker 1: five fuel goals and a touchdown run on the fake
Speaker 1: fuel goal. And he's still gloves except now as an
Speaker 1: analyst for CBS on the sideline of all these playoff games, Jay,
Speaker 1: how are we doing? If you Steve frosted yet? It
Speaker 1: wasn't too bad. It was kind of warm. I mean
Speaker 1: for Kansas City in the middle of you know, January,
Speaker 1: late January, it was pretty it was pretty warm on
Speaker 1: the sidelines. And by the way, like doing that game
Speaker 1: right there, it's the greatest game I've ever seen in
Speaker 1: my entire life. Come on, really far by far, I mean,
Speaker 1: if dandy on the sidelines, I've never done a game, Paul,
Speaker 1: you do a lot of games as well on the sidelines.
Speaker 1: I have never done a game where I'm working a
Speaker 1: game and I'm literally screaming and yelling like a fan
Speaker 1: on the sideline, you know, like just random people who
Speaker 1: if I'm like, well, yeah, after play, after playing, it
Speaker 1: was unbelievable. I've never seen a game. In fact, in
Speaker 1: NFL history, there's never been a game thirty one points
Speaker 1: scored after the two minute warning? Are you kidding me? Right?
Speaker 1: It was ridiculous. Yeah, it was just high level plays.
Speaker 1: I mean it was just unbelievable play after play. Quarterbacks
Speaker 1: putting them all in the right spot, guys making the catches,
Speaker 1: Tyreek Hill exploding on the sidelines. I mean, it was
Speaker 1: just it was just the show. And you know, that's
Speaker 1: one of those games where you're like, man, I get
Speaker 1: paid to stand on the sideline and do that. That's
Speaker 1: pretty cool. Jay. How about the entire weekend though? How
Speaker 1: about that entire divisional playoff weekend? Who it was unbelievable,
Speaker 1: was it not. It's the best weekend of NFL football ever.
Speaker 1: I mean, you can there's no way that weekend always
Speaker 1: is the best weekend of the year. The division round
Speaker 1: is the best weekend of football. Every single year. I
Speaker 1: can't wait for that round because it's the best teams,
Speaker 1: it's the best matchups, and to have all four games
Speaker 1: come down to the last play of the game, Uh,
Speaker 1: you know, it's just spectacular. And you know there was
Speaker 1: there was great play, there was terrible special teams play. Yes,
Speaker 1: you know, just agregious coaching. Um just but it was fascinating.
Speaker 1: The whole weekend was fascinating, all right. And we're going
Speaker 1: to get into the conference championship games in depth in
Speaker 1: the next segment. But you mentioned Tyreek Hill. I'm just
Speaker 1: gonna launch our Cardinal's discussion with a following question, And
Speaker 1: this is a genuine question that I've posed before. Is
Speaker 1: there any way Rondale Moore can be a poor man's
Speaker 1: Tyreek Hill? Can the Cardinals deploy Rondale Moore in as
Speaker 1: similar fashion as Tyreek Hill? Or on I off my rocker, J.
Speaker 1: I don't think they're the same kind of player, you know.
Speaker 1: I just I don't think he's as explosive, you know,
Speaker 1: as a Tyreek Hill. But I love the kind of
Speaker 1: player that he is, and I love what he brought
Speaker 1: to the team this year, and I think they can
Speaker 1: continue to use him in so many ways, and if
Speaker 1: you're creative enough and get the right matchups. Ron, you
Speaker 1: know this, The NFL is about matchups. You know, if
Speaker 1: you're gonna win in the NFL, you have to create
Speaker 1: the right matchups and then your quarterback has to leverage
Speaker 1: those matchups. That's what the Chiefs do better than anybody,
Speaker 1: and they find great ways to to put Kelsey and
Speaker 1: Tyree Hill in the right matchups, using formations, tendencies, motion,
Speaker 1: and using the defense against them to get them in
Speaker 1: a position where Patrick Mahomes can exploit it. I think
Speaker 1: you can do that if you if you do a
Speaker 1: good job. You know, as an offensive coordinator with Cliff Kingsbury,
Speaker 1: he can do a good job and he can use
Speaker 1: Ronde more that way. I don't know that they're the
Speaker 1: same kind of player though, Right, Jay, go ahead and
Speaker 1: look at the Arizona Cardinals and just to your general
Speaker 1: opinion on what happened the last couple of years in
Speaker 1: the second half of the season and how you might
Speaker 1: go about fixing it this offseason. Well, Ron, I was
Speaker 1: listening to you the first ten minutes and you said
Speaker 1: something that I know you know I agree with, but
Speaker 1: you hit it on the head and that they have
Speaker 1: to be honest with themselves. Yeah. And when I say
Speaker 1: they and you you as well. You mean players looking
Speaker 1: at themselves, yes, and being honest about where their deficiencies
Speaker 1: are and how to how to get better. Coaches looking
Speaker 1: at themselves and say where did I struggle? Where didn't
Speaker 1: I do a great job? Why why do we continue
Speaker 1: to not do well in the second half of the season.
Speaker 1: And I'll just point out that Sean McVay struggles in
Speaker 1: the same way. He's had a lot of the same
Speaker 1: struggles with his offense that Cliff Kingsbury has had. You
Speaker 1: know that after they've gone through half a season, that
Speaker 1: defense coordinators start understanding what they're trying to do and
Speaker 1: how they're trying to do it, and they don't have
Speaker 1: near as much success. Um, you know. So it's not
Speaker 1: it's not something that is just Cliff Kingsbury when it
Speaker 1: comes to that, Um, you know. But I think you're right.
Speaker 1: I think it starts at the quarterback position. To me,
Speaker 1: I think, um it was. It was very evident last
Speaker 1: weekend when you watch Josh Allen, how how good he is.
Speaker 1: You go back to his his rookie year, and people
Speaker 1: were absolutely calling him a bust and saying that the
Speaker 1: Bills made a very poor decision by moving up in
Speaker 1: the draft to go get him and to make him
Speaker 1: their quarterback. And I think what separates Josh Allen from
Speaker 1: some other guys in the league is that he had
Speaker 1: the humility to look at himself and to objectively look
Speaker 1: at where his weaknesses were as then be proactive and
Speaker 1: going out and getting somebody like a Jordan Palmer who
Speaker 1: could help him to address those weaknesses, and then be
Speaker 1: committed in the offseason, not to going and spending his
Speaker 1: time having fun traveling, did all these things to say,
Speaker 1: now I'm going to spend three months out in California
Speaker 1: with you, Jordan Palmer, and I'm gonna let you help
Speaker 1: me get better as a quarterback and learn the game
Speaker 1: and understand it from a mental perspective and understand it
Speaker 1: from a physical perspective. And he did that every year
Speaker 1: three years in a row. I think that's why you
Speaker 1: saw how good he was on the field on Sunday.
Speaker 1: And I don't believe he would have been that good
Speaker 1: had he not taken those steps every off season. And
Speaker 1: I think if you want to get to a championship level,
Speaker 1: that's what you have to do. And he was good.
Speaker 1: Statwells and the two playoff games, on the sixteen possessions
Speaker 1: that he was on the field, the Bill score touchdowns
Speaker 1: on twelve of the sixteen possessions. Think about that's unreal. Yeah,
Speaker 1: And his first playoff game was pretty miserable. Lamar Jackson's
Speaker 1: first playoff game was even worse. So these are I mean,
Speaker 1: if nothing else, JA, what you're saying is Kyler needs
Speaker 1: to be honest with himself based on that playoff performance
Speaker 1: at LA and make improvements accordingly. I believe that's where
Speaker 1: it starts. I think both the two most important people
Speaker 1: in the organization are Cliff Kingsberry and Kyler Murray, and
Speaker 1: obviously Steve kim Is as well Michael Bidwell. But I'm
Speaker 1: just saying, from an on the field perspective, your head coach,
Speaker 1: who's your play caller, and your quarterback are going to
Speaker 1: dictate how far you go in each season and whether
Speaker 1: or not you win in the playoffs, and they both
Speaker 1: have to look at themselves and be honest and figure
Speaker 1: out how. I get that. I think Cliff Kingsberry did
Speaker 1: a pretty good job this year. I was impressed with
Speaker 1: him is the most impressed I've been with him. And
Speaker 1: I think back to Culte McCoy when he started for
Speaker 1: those three games and how well they functioned offensively, and
Speaker 1: what he was able to do to take his offense
Speaker 1: and more fit and allow Culte McCoy to succeed. I
Speaker 1: think he did a really good job and I think
Speaker 1: they need to continue to build around that philosophy and
Speaker 1: I think it can be successful. And you know, obviously
Speaker 1: they're gonna have to go out and you have to
Speaker 1: try to figure out the linebacker position. You know, you
Speaker 1: got two first round picks and they have to get
Speaker 1: on the field and they have to play, and they
Speaker 1: have to be successful. You know, you need those two
Speaker 1: guys out there playing helping your team, you know, And
Speaker 1: that's something that has to be addressed this offseason. They
Speaker 1: need they need a corner. They need to shut down corner.
Speaker 1: I thyn get it. You need a number two receiver.
Speaker 1: I think, um, you know, if you bring hot back
Speaker 1: and you try to get a number two receiver. I mean,
Speaker 1: obviously Christian took strides this year when they moved him
Speaker 1: into the slot and had his best year. But he's
Speaker 1: a free agent. Who knows, you know what kind of
Speaker 1: offers he gets, you know, around the NFL, so, um,
Speaker 1: you know, those are probably some areas I'd love to
Speaker 1: see him bring James Connor back, and I think he
Speaker 1: fits this offense really well and flourished, you know, and
Speaker 1: brought up physicality that they really needed at that running
Speaker 1: back position, and you know, you got just I kind
Speaker 1: of feel like the strength of the Arizona Cardinals is
Speaker 1: still their offense. I still kind of feel that way.
Speaker 1: Do you agree with that the strength is their offense. No,
Speaker 1: the strength of the team is their offense. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: definitely agree with that. I think they've they've built their
Speaker 1: team that way. You know, look in the playoffs, Look
Speaker 1: in the playoffs right now. You know, the strength of
Speaker 1: the Bengals is their offense. The strength of the Chiefs
Speaker 1: is their offense. The strength of San Francisco is their defense.
Speaker 1: The strength of LA is probably their defense as well. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So you can build championship teams one way or another.
Speaker 1: I think you just need to be committed, Yes, committed totally,
Speaker 1: and yet at the same time, I think what lies
Speaker 1: at the heart of their collapses over the last couple
Speaker 1: of years is their offense. And for whatever reason and
Speaker 1: you agree with that. And because of that, obviously Cliff
Speaker 1: Kingsbury has got to look at it schematically. But when
Speaker 1: you start putting the pieces together, I think they need
Speaker 1: an offensive guard to help protect Kyler Murray help improve
Speaker 1: the running game. If I had to identify one position
Speaker 1: on the offensive line, I would say guard to help
Speaker 1: protect Kyler Murray and then wide receiver to give him options.
Speaker 1: Of course I'll the bend hop he needs options. And
Speaker 1: then also I'm just gonna say this, Jay in rundown
Speaker 1: situation first and ten second and one to six, they
Speaker 1: need a stud tight end. They need a tight end
Speaker 1: like Max Williams. Go back and look at the film
Speaker 1: in the first five weeks of the season, how well
Speaker 1: this offense was playing together, and how balanced this offense
Speaker 1: was as well. A lot of that I think had
Speaker 1: to do with Max Williams. Eleven personnel, one back, three
Speaker 1: wide receivers lining up in rundown situation and you didn't
Speaker 1: know if they were going to run it or if
Speaker 1: they were going to throw it, because they could do
Speaker 1: both almost equally. Well, that's what San Francisco does so well.
Speaker 1: When you have a George Kittle, who is such a
Speaker 1: good blocker, but as a dynamic pass catcher as well,
Speaker 1: if provides schematic flexibility. But I don't think they need
Speaker 1: George Kittle per se because everyone's looking for George Kittle everybody.
Speaker 1: I hope not when you've got d hop and you
Speaker 1: had Christian Kirk and AJ. I thought they had some
Speaker 1: wide receiver talent on the perimeter man, and it was
Speaker 1: Max Williams that brought a lot of that down home
Speaker 1: fundamental balance to an offense, and yet they still had
Speaker 1: dangerous weapons on the field. Well, look, based on what
Speaker 1: you guys just said, and you mentioned Cole McCoy and
Speaker 1: what the offense looked like when Colt was in there,
Speaker 1: Calvci consulting the Polypiskin Division, wouldn't mind seeing more what
Speaker 1: Colt ran with Kyler putting him under center, more play action,
Speaker 1: more quick passes. Right, It's just much more dynamic to
Speaker 1: a defense. It presents so much more to defend. Into
Speaker 1: your point, Wolf about getting a guard if that's where
Speaker 1: they go at twenty three overall, I have no problem
Speaker 1: with that because what did Aaron Donald say after the
Speaker 1: game quote, I feel like the quarterback wasn't comfortable at all. Yes,
Speaker 1: and can you put a value on your quarterback being
Speaker 1: comfortable and being confident in the pocket, especially those interior
Speaker 1: offensive lineman ball. Yes, especially in this division against Aaron
Speaker 1: Donald and Nick Bosa and company. And so all right,
Speaker 1: we'll get into the SCNFC Championship games. Jay Fey, former
Speaker 1: Cardinals kicker and CBS analyst on board. It is the
Speaker 1: Big Red Rage presented by Satan Pard and Gilbert We
Speaker 1: are Satan pord Evan McPherson for the Bengals win from
Speaker 1: fifty two. McPherson eyes the uprights, looks down, tells Hugh
Speaker 1: Maury's running. Here's the snap ball now. McPherson's kick is
Speaker 1: on the way, and it is good. The Bengals win
Speaker 1: because Cincinnati Bengals are going to be a FC title game.
Speaker 1: Kevin McPherson with the walk off winner from fifty two
Speaker 1: at the Bengals dream season continues, first and goal in
Speaker 1: the eight. Paul Holmes gets the shotgun snapped, pumps throws
Speaker 1: from the inzoon to Kelsey. The justusting takes the catch.
Speaker 1: Travis Kelsey with a touchdown in the back right quarter
Speaker 1: of the insong. Kansas City wins it forty two thirty
Speaker 1: six and over time and the Cheeks who host the
Speaker 1: four straight AFC Championship game racket. Kevin Kugler on Westwood One,
Speaker 1: you guys mentioned earlier, Paul kelvc Ron Wolfley, and Jay
Speaker 1: Fey are special guest CBS analysts former Cardinals kicker Hair
Speaker 1: on the Big Red Rage presented by Santan Ford and Gilbert.
Speaker 1: Every playoff game in the Divisional round, all four decided
Speaker 1: on the final play, three game winning walk off field
Speaker 1: goals and the overtime touchdown. Four games decided by a
Speaker 1: total of fifteen points. Think about that, and Evan McPherson,
Speaker 1: the rookie kicker, was responsible for the most retweeted tweet
Speaker 1: of the entire weekend. It was the Bengals team account
Speaker 1: that tweeted out in a quote, that's why you draft
Speaker 1: a kicker, exclamation point? How about that? Jay about? How
Speaker 1: about them apples when it comes to kickers? Right. That's
Speaker 1: pretty interesting too, because I'm the guy who says not
Speaker 1: to draft a kicker because I think it's really hard
Speaker 1: to evaluate how a guy is going to translate mentally
Speaker 1: from college to the NFL. And I will say that
Speaker 1: Evan McPherson had a long time kicker as a special
Speaker 1: teams coach at Florida Shane Graham, who really prepared him
Speaker 1: mentally to be able to step in and succeed in
Speaker 1: the NFL, and they had they had the same special
Speaker 1: teams coach as well, So it was a good situation
Speaker 1: for him to step into. But I think that's really
Speaker 1: hard to do in real quick guys. The story goes,
Speaker 1: and you know this Jay that Evan McPherson supposedly as
Speaker 1: soon as they got into field goal range said well,
Speaker 1: looks like we're going to the FC championship game. He
Speaker 1: was beyond confident walking up for that game winning kick.
Speaker 1: That's unreal to have that sort of well, right, because
Speaker 1: when you've missed a couple of those, you're not gonna say,
Speaker 1: you know what the Jay just talk about that though,
Speaker 1: that that moment right there, I mean, how difficult was
Speaker 1: that for a rookie to walk in and do that.
Speaker 1: I know what's based on you know, the type of
Speaker 1: persity is and his personality and his past experience. But
Speaker 1: were you were you surprised he walked out there and
Speaker 1: coolly hit that kick. You know, I wasn't surprised that
Speaker 1: he made it at all. You watched him kick all day,
Speaker 1: and he had kicked the ball really, really well. Every
Speaker 1: ball was clean off his off his foot. That was
Speaker 1: his fourth game winner of the year. I mean, there's
Speaker 1: a guy who has made eleven cent an NFL record
Speaker 1: this year with eleven field goals over fifty yards, you know,
Speaker 1: which is just spectacular. I think the hardest kick of
Speaker 1: the weekend was Harrison Bucker's forty nine yarder, and I
Speaker 1: think it was it was it was that it was
Speaker 1: the most difficult because he had he had missed a
Speaker 1: fifty yarder going that way at the end of the
Speaker 1: first half. He had then missed an extra point. So
Speaker 1: he misses the fifty and pushes it right, almost misses
Speaker 1: a short field goal, pushing it right later on, and
Speaker 1: then over over corrects and misses an extra point left.
Speaker 1: So all of that in his mind as he wants
Speaker 1: out there, you know, to kick this forty nine yard
Speaker 1: field goal after it looks like they lose the game
Speaker 1: and in thirteen seconds they boom boom, get right down
Speaker 1: the field and now you got to step in and
Speaker 1: make this kick. And you know, he stepped in and
Speaker 1: drilled it, and that's why you know he's one of
Speaker 1: the best kickers in the NFL. But I think that
Speaker 1: that was very difficult, and he and I talked about
Speaker 1: it after the game. You know, that was it was
Speaker 1: one of the harder moments he's had in his entire
Speaker 1: NFL career. He championship Cincinnati at Casey one o'clock, Arizona
Speaker 1: time on CBS. Your broadcast crew, Nance, Romo Wolfson and Feeling.
Speaker 1: So what does it come down to beyond the kickers, Jay,
Speaker 1: what do you think this game is going to come
Speaker 1: down to Joe Burrow against Patrick Mahomes and company. Well,
Speaker 1: I think it's two things, and I think wolf Wolf
Speaker 1: is gonna love one of them. But the first thing
Speaker 1: is can you keep Patrick Mahomes in the pocket? You know?
Speaker 1: And he's such a good thrower, you know, you don't
Speaker 1: you know, just think about Okay, well, we gotta keep
Speaker 1: in the pocket because he can he can pick you
Speaker 1: apart in the pocket. But he does most of his
Speaker 1: damage with his legs. You know, He's thrown for more
Speaker 1: yards and anybody in the NFL this year when he's
Speaker 1: scrambling when he gets outside the pocket, and then when
Speaker 1: he's in the playoffs, he'll run the ball and you
Speaker 1: saw that last week, and he's so dangerous running the ball,
Speaker 1: and it just makes it really difficult on a team
Speaker 1: because he is so good on the move and he
Speaker 1: will burn you and hurt you. And that's what makes
Speaker 1: it really hard for these defenses. You know that you
Speaker 1: have to then plaster. It's not the initial call, it's
Speaker 1: the secondary calls you have to look out for. And
Speaker 1: then the second thing. I think this is what Wolf
Speaker 1: is going to really love for. Since I have any chance,
Speaker 1: they have to be able to do a good job
Speaker 1: on Chris Jones and the interior of that pass rush
Speaker 1: for the Kansas City Chiefs. I mean, they have up
Speaker 1: nine sacks last week and Jeffrey Simmons just killed them
Speaker 1: on the inside for Tennessee. And if you allow them
Speaker 1: to do that again, I don't know that you can
Speaker 1: get away with allowing your quarterback to one get hit
Speaker 1: that much and two have that kind of pressure from
Speaker 1: the interior. No, it's a great point right there. And
Speaker 1: not only that too, Chris Jones is capable of being
Speaker 1: that guy too. He's talkable, yes, no doubt about it. Okay,
Speaker 1: flip over to the NFC Championship Game. The forty nine
Speaker 1: ers at the Rams. Your thoughts on this. I love
Speaker 1: this match and it's fascinating because you have these two
Speaker 1: coaches who coached together, who developed the same kind of philosophy,
Speaker 1: who then became a head coaches, And then I've had
Speaker 1: a tremendous amount of success offensively, even though they kind
Speaker 1: of do it a little different. You know, one team
Speaker 1: loves to live in eleven personnel and the forty nine
Speaker 1: ers love to be in twelve personnel and they're a
Speaker 1: lot more physical and they use the fullback, and so
Speaker 1: to me, it's really a fascinating matchup offensively. And then
Speaker 1: both teams are built defensively on that defensive line, you know,
Speaker 1: and San Francisco has gotten after they first they got
Speaker 1: after Dallas and that defensive line with a four man
Speaker 1: front where they don't have the blitz and they just
Speaker 1: get after you. The same thing last week to Aaron
Speaker 1: Rodgers and Green and Green Bay, you know. And then
Speaker 1: obviously the Cardinals fans know really well all about the
Speaker 1: Rams defensive front and what they can do to a quarterback,
Speaker 1: and you know, that's that's the matchup. Which defensive line
Speaker 1: has more success and which offensive coordinator head coach is
Speaker 1: going to do a better job calling plays and scheming
Speaker 1: up the possibilities. I think it's a fascinating matchup. I
Speaker 1: love I love it. It'll be it'll be fascinating to watch. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there's gonna be more eye candy in this game than
Speaker 1: you've ever seen before. Right, Kyle Shannon just led the
Speaker 1: league for the sixth right year and sift in motion rate,
Speaker 1: and there's always something to happen. And you know, but
Speaker 1: to your point, Jay, if somehow, some way that Niner's
Speaker 1: old line, which is above average, and with Trent Williams
Speaker 1: and company, if they can keep Jimmy g clean beyond
Speaker 1: Jalen Ramsey, that's secondary for the Rams is such a
Speaker 1: liability and and no one, including the Cardinals, no one's
Speaker 1: been able to really exploit that, Like I think the
Speaker 1: Niners might be able to. Yeah, I'm with you one
Speaker 1: hundred percent. I don't know that the forty Niners can
Speaker 1: exploit it, but that's what they should be trying to do.
Speaker 1: On my favorite play the weekend was watching you know,
Speaker 1: they're six foot six, three hundred and fifty pound tackle
Speaker 1: go in motion a couple of times will Ye, No,
Speaker 1: they didn't follow him. They tried to get all cute
Speaker 1: and have him in motion and then run the ball
Speaker 1: off the middle and get scot stuff. But Jay, did
Speaker 1: you see though, Trent Williams went in there. Man, he
Speaker 1: went in there and he wiped out not only the
Speaker 1: opponent but his own guys. Oh yeah, he's just gonna
Speaker 1: kill everybody. You know, it was games going with the program,
Speaker 1: you know, go in there and kill them all. Or
Speaker 1: maybe the jig is just up on the forty nine ers.
Speaker 1: Maybe they're about to get exposed. Because I cited that
Speaker 1: stat where with Josh Allen, the Bills scored a touchdown
Speaker 1: in twelve of their sixteen possessions. You realize that the
Speaker 1: forty nine ers have scored a touchdown in the playoffs
Speaker 1: on two of twenty possessions. And they're in the NFC
Speaker 1: Championship game. So I mean, are they a food gaizy?
Speaker 1: Are they about to be exposed as a fraud? They're
Speaker 1: not a fraud because they're so physical. Yeah, but they
Speaker 1: lacked the offensive explosiveness to win any kind of a shootouts,
Speaker 1: you know. And and and you worry with Jimmy g
Speaker 1: because he's gonna make two or three throws every game
Speaker 1: that are head scratching throws that you just don't understand,
Speaker 1: you know, like the throw against Green Bay when you're
Speaker 1: going in and you're trying to score and it's first
Speaker 1: down and you throw this ball late and it gets
Speaker 1: picked off and you're going, what are you doing? Yes?
Speaker 1: You know, And he'll make two or three of those
Speaker 1: throws and if they if they turn him in interceptions,
Speaker 1: you know, then the game get away from me. You know.
Speaker 1: You know Jay, the way that rocks the sideline as well,
Speaker 1: you're over there, you're looking at him. What we're doing it? Okay, quick,
Speaker 1: you're you're super Bowl prediction, super Bowl fifty six. I
Speaker 1: want to say one more thing I want to tell
Speaker 1: you because Cardinals fans are going to interstand this. I
Speaker 1: watched Trey Lance warm up before the Dallas game, and
Speaker 1: I was not very impressed at all. In fact, I'd
Speaker 1: be very worried if I were the forty nine ers
Speaker 1: and I was thinking about turning my team over to
Speaker 1: him next year. Okay, you know. And and jimmyj has
Speaker 1: said like he's approaching this off season like it's his
Speaker 1: last year as a forty nine er, So that's really
Speaker 1: interesting to me. Well, it's an off season race Aaron
Speaker 1: Rodgers or Tom Brady to the Niners. We're calling it
Speaker 1: right here, So there you go. You're the best, Jay,
Speaker 1: Thanks Jay, Rams in the Super Bowl. Hey you guys,
Speaker 1: there you go. Thank you Jay. The three of us
Speaker 1: have had many a debate in the discussion on the
Speaker 1: air and off football and beyond, so it's great to
Speaker 1: catch up with Jay Feely. We'll get into this NFC
Speaker 1: Championship game in depth next on the Big Red Rage
Speaker 1: presented by Santan four in Gilbert. Four seconds to play,
Speaker 1: tied to ten, and here comes Robbie gold Is, seventeen
Speaker 1: year veteran. This is in the snow, This is in
Speaker 1: the wind, This is in LAMBA forty five yard field
Speaker 1: goal on the snowy grass. We're snow ski will hold
Speaker 1: a couple of the snap high, stamp, put down, kick
Speaker 1: is up and the kick is god. He got a
Speaker 1: clock at zero. San Francisco is one. We're San Francisco
Speaker 1: is stunt Green Bay. Nobody has a time out. Four
Speaker 1: seconds to go in regulation. Matt gay On to win
Speaker 1: it for the Rams. Snap ball down, the kick is up,
Speaker 1: and the kick he's god. If the Rams are going
Speaker 1: to the NFC, championship game. And have we seen the
Speaker 1: last one of the most decorated quarterback in NFL history,
Speaker 1: Tom Brady? Is he done? The Rams look like they
Speaker 1: were done the way the Buccaneers came back, but they
Speaker 1: still went it in regulation thirty to twenty seven. They'll
Speaker 1: host the forty nine Ers at SOFI Stadium next Sunday
Speaker 1: for the right to go to the Super Bowl. I
Speaker 1: think we all recognize that voice, our own great Dave
Speaker 1: Pass preceded by Kevin Harlan on Westwood One, the national
Speaker 1: radio calls of those two divisional playoff games that sets
Speaker 1: up the NFC Championship this Sunday, the forty nine Ers
Speaker 1: going to the Rams. How many forty nine Ers fans
Speaker 1: will be there as a big storyline, no doubt about that.
Speaker 1: Will Matthew Stafford have to go into this silent count
Speaker 1: at home for the second straight game against the forty
Speaker 1: nine ers, will see but yeah, that was just dripping
Speaker 1: with drama. And think about that, Matthew Stafford. By the way, Wolf,
Speaker 1: here's your holy can only stat of the day, as
Speaker 1: we say, welcome back in the Big Red Rage presented
Speaker 1: by santan Ford and Gilbert since nineteen fifty eight. The
Speaker 1: Detroit Lions have one playoff win. That was nineteen ninety one,
Speaker 1: Barry Sanders beat the Dallas Cowboys basically single handedly. Uh.
Speaker 1: Former Lions number one pick overall Matthew Stafford now has
Speaker 1: two two playoff wins. That's right, buy, So there you go.
Speaker 1: You know not only that too. First of all, okay,
Speaker 1: it's so weird to hear Dave Pash on that call,
Speaker 1: David Moonlight. Why exactly? Um, I know, bad voice and
Speaker 1: you're talking about the Rams. And okay, all right, that
Speaker 1: get over it. Um, that is number one right there, Polly,
Speaker 1: what is your other thought? Your other thought coming up
Speaker 1: here on the NFC Championship game? Do you have any
Speaker 1: other thoughts about this poll? You know what it is,
Speaker 1: and and and there's a little bit of bitterness here,
Speaker 1: a little bit. Okay, I'm just gonna say it right
Speaker 1: out front. Is that this whole Ram's grand plan. Yeah,
Speaker 1: is this close to coming to fruition. They started this
Speaker 1: year saying we're all in the super Bowls in our
Speaker 1: own building. We want to be like Tampa a year ago.
Speaker 1: We want to host Super Bowl fifty six. We're going
Speaker 1: all the way. In fact, if everything goes to plan,
Speaker 1: we won't even have to leave our own building from
Speaker 1: like week seventeen to the end of this season, and
Speaker 1: so everything for them, now that was a road playoff win, obviously,
Speaker 1: but basically everything has gone the way they had hoped
Speaker 1: so far. Yeah, and you know, going all in and
Speaker 1: then obviously, but what's vexine is what the Cardinals did
Speaker 1: to them in Week four And I still can't get
Speaker 1: past that, that physical brand of ball, what they did
Speaker 1: to the Rams in their own building that I think,
Speaker 1: in their own minds necessitated. We needed von Miller, we
Speaker 1: needed Obj, We have to make moves to compete with
Speaker 1: the Cardinals. And then good point pulled away. No, that
Speaker 1: is really a cellion point by you right there, Paula.
Speaker 1: You ought to make that your radio gold vault right there.
Speaker 1: Go ahead and file that one away because you nailed it.
Speaker 1: But honestly, I think back to that week number four,
Speaker 1: I think back to that contest. I think that was
Speaker 1: the height of this offense. I do. Why don't you
Speaker 1: go back and you look at that tape the first
Speaker 1: especially again I talked about it earlier, the first five
Speaker 1: games of the year, just the the the physicality of
Speaker 1: this offense um with eleven personnel, with Max Williams. The
Speaker 1: game that Max Williams had as well against the Rams,
Speaker 1: I think that was the pinnacle game of this offense
Speaker 1: and one that I think they might want to go
Speaker 1: back and look at and rehash and rehash and rehash.
Speaker 1: Is that because the Cardinals ran it forty times for
Speaker 1: two hundred and sixteen yards. Yes, and so much of
Speaker 1: the time you were there, Paulli. It was a it
Speaker 1: was a very physical north south, in your face run.
Speaker 1: And also too, it highlighted the fact Kyler Murray would
Speaker 1: pull the ball down in run. I remember what was
Speaker 1: it a third and sixteen? Was that third and sixteen
Speaker 1: and he went eighteen um the shot he took down
Speaker 1: the field. You and I were talking about this very thing,
Speaker 1: the the the ability to roll the ball down the
Speaker 1: field like we saw Kyler Murray doing earlier in the season. Man,
Speaker 1: I just honestly, that was the highlight of the year.
Speaker 1: I'm looking at some of those game notes right now.
Speaker 1: Wolf Kyler was twenty four or thirty two for two
Speaker 1: to sixty eight, two touchdowns, no picks, yes, at a
Speaker 1: passer rating to one twenty. He ran it those six
Speaker 1: times when needed, he ran it for thirty nine yards
Speaker 1: the big one on third and sixteen. Cardinals had four
Speaker 1: hundred sixty four total yards after an opening punt. They
Speaker 1: scored on seven of eight possessions, when eight of thirteen
Speaker 1: on third down and three of five in the red
Speaker 1: zone in Polly, that's when they had a secondary. That's
Speaker 1: when they actually had the safeties all healthy. Their secondary
Speaker 1: was healthy, and the Cardinals just dismantled them in that game. Again.
Speaker 1: You know, I realize it's one game I do and
Speaker 1: Aaron Donald did not look like Aaron Donald in that game.
Speaker 1: But somehow, some way, they've got to find a way
Speaker 1: to replicate that. What was intriguing was what j Feeley
Speaker 1: said about Sean McVay. There have been times where Sean
Speaker 1: mcvay's offense over the course of his season has not evolved,
Speaker 1: has bogged down that other teams have perhaps caught up
Speaker 1: defensive coordinators. And what did Sean McVey do this year
Speaker 1: after the loss of Robert Woods. They went back to
Speaker 1: the Todd Gurley style exactly right, and there was Matthew
Speaker 1: Stafford undercenter. I'm just saying, yeah, I'm not going to
Speaker 1: get up on the under center box again, I'm not
Speaker 1: going to do that, even though I just did. I'm
Speaker 1: just telling you, Paul, that has got to be something
Speaker 1: they look at too. Well. You look at the Cardinals
Speaker 1: schedule next season and the home games nine of them.
Speaker 1: Not only did that division matchups, but think of some
Speaker 1: of the question marks out there Tampa. Who's going to
Speaker 1: be the quarterback? Is Tom Brady? Because the Bucks are
Speaker 1: coming to town New Orleans, Who's gonna be the head coach?
Speaker 1: Who's gonna be the four quarterback man? Four different quarterbacks
Speaker 1: this year? Kse is coming to the az with Patrick
Speaker 1: Mahomes and company the Chargers, and Justin Herbert the Patriots
Speaker 1: and Mac Jones, your former coach, Bell Belichick coming to Arizona.
Speaker 1: And then the Eagles are also coming to the AC.
Speaker 1: So it is interesting and intriguing that home schedule next year. Paully,
Speaker 1: that is incredible right there. To think about it's six
Speaker 1: playoff teams. Of the nine games they play at home,
Speaker 1: six of them are going to be playoff opponents. That's significant.
Speaker 1: You know what's amazing is that neither Joe Burrow nor
Speaker 1: Josh Allen made the Pro Bowl for the AFC. It
Speaker 1: was Patrick Mahomes, Lamar Jackson and Justin Herbert. Those were
Speaker 1: your three quarterbacks from the AFC, and it's there's just
Speaker 1: an interesting factoid there. But how about how about my
Speaker 1: theory if you will, okay, all right, if it was
Speaker 1: Sweep's month, you know, maybe, but that theory that maybe
Speaker 1: Tom Brady and or Aaron Rodgers might have their site
Speaker 1: set on the forty nine ers. To Jay Feeley's point
Speaker 1: that Jimmy G is probably done no matter what. Trey
Speaker 1: Lance doesn't appear to be ready, and if you have
Speaker 1: a super Bowl ready roster, then maybe just maybe one
Speaker 1: of those two NorCal natives is angling to get back
Speaker 1: with the forty nine ers. No way, I don't see
Speaker 1: that happening. You. How many draft picks did you mortgage
Speaker 1: to get Trey Lance? Three? Three? I don't know, Polly,
Speaker 1: I don't know, man. That would take some big circumforts
Speaker 1: right there, John Lynch, I don't know about that, Paul.
Speaker 1: Why not just bring back Jimmy G for another year.
Speaker 1: He's got another year on his contract. All right, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna read this. I want your super Bowl prediction when
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