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Speaker 2: Good Morning Football.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a great morning to talk about football. This

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Speaker 4: Here all week in New York City ahead of Super

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Speaker 4: Bowl fifty eight.

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Speaker 3: It's Thursday, February. I'm jv Erna.

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Speaker 4: There's Peter Schrager, you know and love him. There's Cameron

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Speaker 4: Wolf you know and love him, but this time he's

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Speaker 4: in Kyle Brandt's chair. That's awesome, biking safety Josh Mittelish

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Speaker 4: and Jason McCarty's chair. You came back after yesterday. How

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Speaker 4: was your first three hours of live television?

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Speaker 5: It was exciting.

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Speaker 6: It was definitely what I expected, a little bit more,

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Speaker 6: you know, working with you great people definitely makes it

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Speaker 6: a lot more nervous, you know, because you guys are

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Speaker 6: so good and I don't want to mess up.

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Speaker 5: But I'm very excited to do this. You are also.

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Speaker 3: Do you hear from teammates and coaches?

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Speaker 5: Yeah? I did.

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Speaker 6: I heard from a lot of people, a lot of

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Speaker 6: people close to me, a lot of people who have

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Speaker 6: just seen the show and happened to walk by it,

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Speaker 6: and they said I did a good job.

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Speaker 5: I'm hoping to do a better job today.

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Speaker 2: There you go, Jim Hall right out.

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Speaker 5: He did not Okay, he did not.

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Speaker 3: Maybe maybe he would have sent us a pair.

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Speaker 5: Maybe today I would want Today.

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Speaker 3: Maybe we get a couple of chargers.

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Speaker 5: Seconds.

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Speaker 4: All right, We're happy to have you all back. Busy

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Speaker 4: day today is we're going to check him in. Left

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Speaker 4: with Vegas.

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Speaker 3: Time for the lead block leave. Yes, after four am.

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Speaker 3: In Las Vegas and the Ferris Wheel. It's still it

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Speaker 3: doesn't real look like it's moving.

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Speaker 4: We're moving, but the firest will maybe pause for just

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Speaker 4: to be Sherry Burists and Omar Ruiz are doing God's

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Speaker 3: The Chiefs Hotel and the forty nine Ers Hotel.

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Speaker 4: They are caffeinated, they are awake, they are dressed and

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Speaker 4: made up, and we appreciate everything they have going on.

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Speaker 4: Three days until Super Bowl fifty eight. Yes, Omar, cheers, Cherry.

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Speaker 4: Let's talk how this offense has transformed and gotten to

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Speaker 4: itself once again. A place where the Chiefs are super

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Speaker 4: Bowl calimber.

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Speaker 8: Jamie.

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Speaker 9: As the Chiefs look ahead to Super Bowl Sunday, they're

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Speaker 9: actually turning back to a former coach for inspiration. Former

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Speaker 9: offensive coordinator Eric Bienemy spoke to the offense before the

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Speaker 9: AFC Championship game. Head coach Andy Reid revealed and Bienemy

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Speaker 9: spent ten seasons in Kansas City, part of those two

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Speaker 9: Super Bowl championships before going to Washington where he was

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Speaker 9: the offensive coordinator for the Commanders, and yesterday talking to players,

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Speaker 9: you could just tell how dearly EB was missed. Patrick

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Speaker 9: Mahomes said, guy's got goosebumps having him back in the building.

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Speaker 9: And when I talked to Kelsey yesterday, he was just

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Speaker 9: glowing about Eb. He said that Beenemy is one of

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Speaker 9: and that excuse the person he is will always go

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Speaker 9: Commanders all season, you could always hear the Enemy on

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Speaker 9: the practice field. Kelsey said the two they share that

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Speaker 9: moving forward from that AFC Championship game to the Super

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Speaker 9: Bowl from the Enemy is the fact that as a

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Speaker 9: energized to come in and get ready for any situation.

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Speaker 9: Kelsey said, just his awareness in football knowledge is second

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Speaker 9: to none. Now here's Omar Ruiz with stanfram Hey Sherry.

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Speaker 8: The forty nine ers returned to.

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Speaker 10: The practice field yesterday, practicing on that soft and spongy turf,

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Speaker 10: the freshly laid grass over at UNLV for the first time.

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Speaker 8: Rock pretty saying it was pretty good for what they did.

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Speaker 10: Lightly running around, jogging, running through a little bit of

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Speaker 10: He said, we'll see how it holds up for today's practice,

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Speaker 10: where there's a little be a little more intentive a practice,

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Speaker 10: Their alternative was to practice over at the Raiders facility.

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Speaker 8: Earlier in the morning.

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Speaker 10: They didn't want to mess up their entire schedule for

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Speaker 10: As far as injuries go for the forty nine ers,

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Speaker 10: Shanahan said they hoped to get George Kittle back at

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Speaker 10: full go. Today's same story for Eric Armstead, the big

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Speaker 8: A little later this afternoon.

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Speaker 10: They'll also meet with the media right here at their

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Speaker 10: the last few days getting ready for Super Bowl fifty

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Speaker 10: eight and the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday.

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Speaker 4: Gosh Omar, I just have this sense that spongy environment

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Speaker 4: The forty nine ers are dealing with it this week,

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Speaker 4: both teams looking ahead.

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Speaker 3: Sherry Omar, thank you so much. Talk to me a

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Speaker 4: Super Bowl week rolls on despite the elements, a couple

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Speaker 4: their mind. Once again, let's take a look back at yesterday.

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Speaker 11: There's nothing bigger than the super Bowl. And that's that's

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Speaker 11: very true. I think I realized that when they announced

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Speaker 11: the All Pro and the Pro Bowl and all those things,

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Speaker 11: and I'm extremely grateful for those and I don't take

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Speaker 11: is the biggest thing on the plan. And I think this,

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Speaker 11: it's what this whole game is all about.

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Speaker 12: This team specifically is special to me. I think we've

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Speaker 5: And yeah, this team.

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Speaker 12: Is as special as a team that I've ever been on,

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Speaker 12: And it just makes you wanted that much more because

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Speaker 13: When I was a rookie, I was just like so

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Speaker 13: I'm in the super Bowl, and like now it's like

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Speaker 13: just keeping the main thing the main thing and not

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Speaker 14: I'm excited if the face of the Niners.

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Speaker 13: They've got a good front, good defense, guys flying around,

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Speaker 14: We love competing. You live for moments like this, all right.

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Speaker 4: So if you were tallying, that was two of the

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Speaker 3: So let's talk non quarterbacks.

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Speaker 4: So we talked so much about the two names heading

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Speaker 3: So Peter, we'll start with you.

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Speaker 4: Which non quarterback needs to be at their very best

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Speaker 15: How often does one of these massive trades in the

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Speaker 15: all these people to get herschel Walker, But look what

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Speaker 15: it became for the Dallas Cowboys. You go right down

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Speaker 15: the list of all these trades, I'm looking at this

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Speaker 15: Christian McCaffrey trade, and what we said back then, this

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Speaker 15: a player who I don't know, I had been injured

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Speaker 15: I've ever told this story on the air, because I

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Speaker 15: well does it make sense? And John Lynch is like,

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Speaker 15: certainly helps, and they pulled the trigger and they made

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Speaker 15: has become has been everything for them, and it.

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Speaker 14: Is not cheap.

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Speaker 2: You see all those draft picks.

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Speaker 15: I also wanted this. We talked about running back salaries

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Speaker 15: should be, and maybe they should get more. McCaffrey's in

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Speaker 15: a rare deal. He's the highest paid running back in

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Speaker 15: He is so important to the forty nine ers offense.

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Speaker 15: He was so good this year.

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Speaker 2: Take a look at running back.

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Speaker 15: Ranks across the entire NFL this season and where McCaffrey's

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Speaker 15: many big plays in the playoffs. I look at this here,

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Speaker 15: you push all those chips in the table, you make

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Speaker 15: that trade and it's worked out. Oh, it's been amazing,

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Speaker 15: and he is the perfect piece in that Kyle Shanahan offense.

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Speaker 15: But the job isn't done. The sound yesterday from McCaffrey

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Speaker 15: was epic. He says, I got all the All pros,

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Speaker 15: I've got all the provost. It didn't do what I

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Speaker 15: thought it would do. It didn't really move me. This

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Speaker 15: is what I want.

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Speaker 11: Love.

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Speaker 15: I think Christian McCaffrey has a huge game up ahead

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Speaker 15: of him, and I think he might be the most

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Speaker 5: I love that.

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Speaker 6: I love that, Peter, and I'm gonna stick with the

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Speaker 6: forty nine ers here. I think we've been talking a

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Speaker 14: These quarterbacks are elusive.

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Speaker 16: But when you get a Nick Bosa chasing you, and

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Speaker 4: And I'm a couple election million dollars in your pocket too.

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Speaker 3: They are back on the spotlight again.

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Speaker 4: How you manage emotions over a very long stretch of

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Speaker 3: It will be two weeks before the.

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Speaker 4: Forty nine Ers last we're down against the Lions and

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Speaker 2: Eight, oh more, hit it, you hit it.

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Speaker 3: That is Kyle Brandt's favorite Bosa hug. Right there. Kyle

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Speaker 4: On Good Morning Football, we'll pay tribute to one of

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Speaker 15: This is our guy fifty eight swer Roll fifty eight.

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Speaker 15: We're now on Thursday. Super Bowls on Sunday. You know,

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Speaker 15: Super Bowl.

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Speaker 2: In each of his first two NFL.

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Speaker 15: Seasons, Pachako ran the ball fifteen times for seventy six

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Speaker 15: yards in a score last year. He will get the

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Speaker 15: opportunity to win the Lombardi Trophy in back to back seasons,

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Speaker 15: the only running back in the history of the game

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Speaker 15: to start his NFL career with a Lombardi in the

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Speaker 15: first year and a Lombardi in the second.

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Speaker 2: Number eight, the Chiefs.

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Speaker 15: Defense could become the first youngest defense in the league

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Speaker 15: to ever win a Super Bowl. The average age of

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Speaker 15: the Chiefs defense this year is twenty five years old.

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Speaker 2: They're the youngest in the whole league. The NFL's youngest defense.

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Speaker 15: To ever even reach a Super Bowl was the two

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Speaker 15: thousand and nine Colts, but they lost to the Saints

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Speaker 15: in Super Bowl forty four. This Chiefs defense youngest in

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Speaker 15: the entire NFL. They will be the first to do

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Speaker 15: that if they win a Super Bowl on Sunday. Number seven,

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Speaker 15: Number seven, Rock Perty can become the first starting quarterback

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Speaker 15: ever drafted in seventh round to win a Super Bowl.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, Brady did it. He was a sixth round pick.

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Speaker 15: Okay, And we've seen current Warner and we've seen others

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Speaker 15: along the time to go and do it who are

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Speaker 15: undrafted to be in a tenth roft, Mark.

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Speaker 2: Rippin, We've got all these guys.

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Speaker 15: No seventh round quarterback has ever won a Super Bowl.

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Speaker 15: He would be the first. His name is Brock Purty

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Speaker 15: and he would be the guy to hoist that.

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Speaker 2: Lombardi all right. Number six.

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Speaker 15: If the forty nine Ers overcome another second half deficit

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Speaker 15: of seven plus points to beat the Chiefs, they will

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Speaker 15: become the first NFL team in history to overcome a

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Speaker 15: second half deficit of seven plus points in the Divisional,

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Speaker 15: the Conference, and the Super Bowl.

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Speaker 2: Yes, Yes, and Cam that is why it's great. That

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Speaker 2: would make Kyle Shanahan.

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Speaker 15: Yes, that Kyle Shanahan, the King of postseason comebacks. Quick

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Speaker 15: about his representation going into these playoffs. But if they

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Speaker 15: rattle off another seven plus point come back in the

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Speaker 15: second half, this guy will be the cardiac Kid and

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Speaker 15: the Cardiac King, and his narrative will change forever.

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Speaker 3: Number five.

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Speaker 15: If the forty nine Ers scored eight points or more,

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Speaker 15: they will set an NFL franchise record for most total

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Speaker 15: points scored in Super Bowl history. Talk about all the

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Speaker 15: Super Bowl years and all the different franchises. The Patriots

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Speaker 15: currently have two hundred and forty six Super Bowl points.

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Speaker 15: The forty nine Ers they have two hundred and thirty

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Speaker 15: nine Super Bowl points. Here's the all time Listen you

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Speaker 15: think about all the big games these teams have played in.

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Speaker 15: The Niners need to just get that many to topple

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Speaker 15: the Patriots and be the all time highest scoring franchise

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Speaker 15: in the Super Bowl.

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Speaker 2: The need people, Hey, he need an OCTOPU. Just a

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Speaker 2: touchdown and a two point conversion.

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Speaker 15: Number four Patrick Mahomes has thrown two hundred and three

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Speaker 15: consecutive passes in the playoffs without an interception. If Mahomes

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Speaker 15: throws thirty five more pass attempts without an interception. He

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Speaker 15: would send NFL playoff records for most postseason pass attempts

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Speaker 15: without a pick, passing Tom Brady, who threw two hundred

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Speaker 15: and thirty seven straight passes without an interception from twenty

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Speaker 15: sixteen to twenty eighteen and had his streak snap by

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Speaker 15: Reggie Reggie Ragland to the Chiefs in the twenty eighteen

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Speaker 15: AFC Championship.

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Speaker 2: Mahomes' last pick was actually to Von Bell in.

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Speaker 15: The twenty twenty one AFC Championship game, also ironical Kansas

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Speaker 15: City's last postseason loss number three. With one hundred receiving yards,

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Speaker 15: Travis Kelsey would become the first tight end to have

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Speaker 15: one hundred plus receiving yards in.

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Speaker 2: Multiple Super Bowls.

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Speaker 15: Shannon Sharp never did it, nor did Gronk, Janovia Chick,

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Speaker 15: you name these guys. Kelsey would be the first to

509
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Speaker 15: have two different one hundred yard receiving games from the

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Speaker 15: tight end position in a Super Bowl. He wants, got

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Speaker 15: one already, He gets one more. He's done it in two.

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Speaker 2: Number two.

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Speaker 15: Harrison Fucker needs three field goals to pass Adam Vinatieri

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Speaker 15: and Steven Goskowski for the most field goals made in

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Speaker 15: a career in super Bowl history. Butger can also set

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Speaker 15: the super Bowl record for most extra points with five pats,

517
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Speaker 15: passing Venettieri, who currently has the record of thirteen extra

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Speaker 15: points in super Bowl play. Let's here and number one.

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Speaker 15: Number one the eyeballs. We know this is the most

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Speaker 15: expensive ticket in super Bowl history, the flashiest super Bowl

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Speaker 15: in super Bowl history.

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Speaker 2: We know it's the.

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Speaker 15: Most expensive ad buy if you're into that world. If

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Speaker 15: CBS can attract one hundred and sixteen million viewers on Sunday,

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Speaker 15: it would mark the most viewed super Bowl of all time,

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Speaker 15: the most viewed previous super Bowl of all time.

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Speaker 2: Last year's that.

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Speaker 15: One garnered one hundred and fifteen million viewers. If CBS

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Speaker 15: can get that one sixteen, it would be the most

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Speaker 15: watched super Bowl ever. And I think there might be

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Speaker 15: some new fans watching Swift. Lastly, an honorable mention, if

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Speaker 15: you will. If Travis Kelsey chooses to propose to Taylor

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Speaker 15: Swift at the end of this.

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Speaker 2: Game, immediately after he gets down out of me and.

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Speaker 15: He proposes to her, it'll be the first time it's

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Speaker 15: ever been done in Super Bowl celebration, super Bowl history.

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Speaker 2: Travis, what do you say? Let's make a record here,

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Speaker 2: got your thoughts.

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Speaker 14: You have to do it right.

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Speaker 3: Would you be okay with that?

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Speaker 2: Yes?

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Speaker 15: Okay, I would be okay with it as long as

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Speaker 15: she gets back overseas to finish that Australia.

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Speaker 5: Now, would that'd be the biggest story the next day?

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Speaker 14: Great question.

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Speaker 3: We're going to talk about that later. Is your biggest

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Speaker 3: hype mandary? This segment is Josh, Yeah, like that.

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Speaker 5: You chose ten good ones?

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Speaker 2: Was there a record that stood out for you guys?

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Speaker 16: So to me it was the Mahomes record number four

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Speaker 16: Mahomes and thirty five passes to break the record. I'm

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Speaker 16: not a jinx guy, so I don't think you jinxed them.

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Speaker 5: There will be people at home will.

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Speaker 14: May be angry about first.

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Speaker 16: I think as much of we're talking Mahomes and Brady,

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Speaker 16: the fact that Mahomes and all his magic has been

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Speaker 16: precise and not throwing picks in the biggest stage shows

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Speaker 16: another level of his great great calls.

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Speaker 5: What about you? Yeah?

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Speaker 6: To piggyback off of what he said, I think that's

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Speaker 6: honestly a mind boggling stat to just hear how well

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Speaker 6: he's played in these big games, especially knowing the caliber

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Speaker 6: of games he played in this year, especially going to Buffalo,

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Speaker 6: going to Baltimore and playing these defenses you know, who

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Speaker 6: generate turnovers at a premium, especially Baltimore. Not to know

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Speaker 6: he hasn't thrown a pig or you know, he is

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Speaker 6: playing clean football on top of being a player who

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Speaker 6: he is.

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Speaker 5: I think it's crazy. And the eighth Yeah, the Chiefs

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Speaker 5: youngest did.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, the Chiefs youngest defense, I think is one of

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Speaker 6: the craziest stats is the fact that they're playing so well.

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Speaker 6: And to me, I think they're one of the biggest

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Speaker 6: reasons they're in this position they are they are in

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Speaker 6: this season and to see them so young, and I mean,

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Speaker 6: I just I just turned twenty six, and that I

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Speaker 6: think the average is twenty five almost could be the

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Speaker 6: old head on the I would be a vet on

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Speaker 6: the team. And just to that and see how weather playing,

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Speaker 6: I think is really cool.

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Speaker 4: You would have bumped their average up, which they would

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Speaker 4: have paid it. The Travis Kelsey thing he Josh wisported

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Speaker 4: when you said it, he was like, he wants that

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Speaker 4: so badly, to become the first ever tight end for

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Speaker 4: multiple hundred yard one hundred plus, that's amazing, cool stuff.

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Speaker 3: Peter, good job.

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Speaker 4: Time for head to Head presented by Draftking sports Book.

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Speaker 4: As we inspect head to head odds for Super Bowl someday,

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Speaker 4: we take a look at the quarterback matchup. You're looking

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Speaker 4: at party numbers, Mahomes numbers. I know everyone's eyeballs are

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Speaker 4: focused on that guy under center, but also the things

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Speaker 4: that Brandon I you can, Travis Kelsey can do within

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Speaker 4: this offense.

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Speaker 3: Very impressive.

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Speaker 4: God, we have fantastic stars and players in this game.

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Speaker 3: We are so looking forward to it.

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Speaker 4: Those are your head to head odds, presented by Draft.

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Speaker 3: King sports Book. Will Selva out to you, what's going on?

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Speaker 7: What's going on there? Family?

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Speaker 18: I'm just trying to stay seasoned like a barbecue rub.

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Speaker 18: As our guy E forty had said yesterday, who was fantastic.

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Speaker 7: By the way, I don't think I've ever heard.

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Speaker 18: The word spongy, by the way, used so much in

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Speaker 18: regards to football as I have this week, the buzzword

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Speaker 18: when it comes to the Niners turf issues with the practice.

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Speaker 7: Field at UNLV.

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Speaker 18: The subject of grass versus turf is an ongoing topic

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Speaker 18: of conversation, and while the league and players both want

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Speaker 18: improved surfaces and about PA President Jesse Tretder talked about

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Speaker 18: natural grass and why it is more of their preference.

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Speaker 19: When it goes to what the league was talking about

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Speaker 19: during the year of making both services better or an

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Speaker 19: agreement on that. Because the win isn't grass, the win

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Speaker 19: is good grass, high quality grass is the win for

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Speaker 19: all players. That's what they want to play on. Well.

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Speaker 18: As we all know, the Chiefs will be making their

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Speaker 18: fourth Super Bowl appearance in the last five years, causing

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Speaker 18: some deliver the Chiefs the villains in this matchup. Chris

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Speaker 18: Jones has embraced the tag, but Patrick Mahomes being the

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Speaker 18: villains doesn't really bother him.

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Speaker 8: Much, not necessarily. I think I just like winning.

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Speaker 20: If you win a lot, and that causes you to

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Speaker 20: be a villain, and I'm okay with it. But at

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Speaker 20: the end of the day, I'm gonna enjoy playing the

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Speaker 20: game and try to win as much as possible.

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Speaker 18: Right In Coaching News, NFL Networking Saturday, in Rapable reporting,

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Speaker 18: the Cowboys have interviewed Rex Ryan for the.

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Speaker 7: Vacant defensive coordinator position.

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Speaker 18: Ryan hasn't coached in the NFL since being the head

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Speaker 18: coach of the Bills back in twenty sixteen.

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Speaker 15: The great linebacker Derek Thomas, who was a Hall of

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Speaker 15: Famer for the Kansas City Chiefs, passed away twenty four

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Speaker 15: years ago today. Derek Thomas, of course a legend, top

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Speaker 15: five NFL pick, one of the greatest to ever play,

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Speaker 15: also War number fifty eight. I had this eerie slash

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Speaker 15: sentimental feeling looking at Super Bowl fifty eight and seeing

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Speaker 15: Derek Thomas as number fifty eight, and knowing that he's

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Speaker 15: not alive to experience any of this, knowing what he

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Speaker 15: was for that Kansas City Chiefs franchise again, hall of

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Speaker 15: Famer sack Master. He passed away at the age of

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Speaker 15: thirty three, and yet he has no idea or was

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Speaker 15: not alive for any of this Chiefs era in this

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Speaker 15: Chief's run, with it being the anniversary of his passing,

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Speaker 15: with it being Super Bowl fifty eight, with his jersey

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Speaker 15: being number fifty eight, I asked the great folks at

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Speaker 15: NFL Films if it can run a little Derek Thomas

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Speaker 15: footage today. Here's some clips from his nineteen ninety season.

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Speaker 15: A clips from an NFL film special called This is

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Speaker 15: the NFL. The men who made the.

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Speaker 21: Season intimidating, ruthless. We'd love to watch this young guy

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Speaker 21: go in the backfield and just cause havoc or quarterbacks

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Speaker 21: something that they haven't had here in Kansas City in

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Speaker 21: a very long time. And it's nice to see that

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Speaker 21: there is someone who has that mentality of ripping someone's

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Speaker 21: face off, and that's Derek Thomas.

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Speaker 14: Past Rushing to me is like a back getting the ball.

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Speaker 20: The defense has to stop that back, and for me,

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Speaker 20: it's like I'm a running back and I have the

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Speaker 20: ball and they have to actually stop me. And I

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Speaker 20: think sometimes I utilize some of the moves that are

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Speaker 20: back with us in order to get there. You get

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Speaker 20: to that point to where you say, well, he's in sight,

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Speaker 20: and at that point you just lock him in and

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Speaker 20: go for it.

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Speaker 22: You never realize how quick someone is until you watch

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Speaker 22: film on him and you see what they're doing. And

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Speaker 22: then you watch film on him, you see him just

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Speaker 22: blowing by guys and them not even getting their hands

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Speaker 22: on them.

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Speaker 14: I mean, that's tremendous.

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Speaker 5: He owned up too.

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Speaker 15: It's amazing to watch him play. It's amazing seeing guys

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Speaker 15: like Deron Cherry talk about it. That nineteen ninety season

674
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Speaker 15: had twenty sacks. He also sacked Dave Craig the quarterback

675
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Speaker 15: for the Seahawks seven times in a game. Guys, I

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Speaker 15: don't know if you have any thoughts on Derek Thomas.

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Speaker 15: Hambas So wanted to open it up a little bit

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Speaker 15: more than being on that.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, twenty sacks in his second season. Like, I don't

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Speaker 16: think people realize how good Derek Thomas was. He's still

681
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Speaker 16: the all time leader in sacks for the Chiefs, and

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Speaker 16: you talk to quarterbacks of the era, they feared him.

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Speaker 16: He was probably top two, top three feared pass rushers

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Speaker 16: for a decade, a longevity, a peak of his game.

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Speaker 16: And I do love the semestry symmetry of Super Bowl

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Speaker 16: fifty eight, he wearing fifty eight and the Chiefs having

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Speaker 16: a chance to win another Super Bowl.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, and I would say, you know, just the type

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Speaker 6: of packed a guy like that can have on your organization,

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Speaker 6: you know, in that time period where you know, now

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Speaker 6: pass rushing and sacks are at a premium, back then

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Speaker 6: it was more running the ball, And for him to

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Speaker 6: have a twenty sax season, it just shows how great

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Speaker 6: he was and how much he affected the game on

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Speaker 6: the defensive level. And I just think, you know, for

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Speaker 6: the Chiefs fans now remembering him, and you know, having

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Speaker 6: a guy like Chris Jones who affects the game in

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Speaker 6: the same way and still not even reaching his records

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Speaker 6: yet it's just, honestly, you know, just a testament to

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Speaker 6: what he was able to do.

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Speaker 4: I know his memory from his time at Alabama and

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Speaker 4: my four years spent on the SEC and the way

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Speaker 4: that those guys who are historians, especially in SEC and

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Speaker 4: Alabama football, the way they talk about the former Buck

705
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Speaker 4: Kiss Award winner, and also in my short tenure doing

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Speaker 4: the Sun Bowl, Alabama actually played in the Sun Bowl

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Speaker 4: when Derek Thomas was playing at Alabama and so names

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Speaker 4: like that to have come through the Sun Bowl on

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Speaker 4: CBS playing for Alabama like just an absolutely epic name

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Speaker 4: that follows him in his reputation.

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Speaker 15: He played in an arrow?

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Speaker 2: Where was he?

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Speaker 15: And the Neil Smith and Deron Cherry and Albert Lewis

714
00:33:05,348 --> 00:33:08,068
Speaker 15: is great defense, but the offense, even with the Koya

715
00:33:08,388 --> 00:33:10,228
Speaker 15: and Barry word, they couldn't get over the top. They

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Speaker 15: could the Chiefs went fifty years between Super Bowl titles.

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Speaker 15: You think about this Chiefs fan base, do you think

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Speaker 15: that they appreciate just how good.

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Speaker 5: It is right now?

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Speaker 15: And what would you say, as a Vikings player, knowing

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Speaker 15: what the Vikings fans have been through and as a

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Speaker 15: Vikings fan, just how special this moment is for Kansas

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Speaker 15: City Chiefs fans.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, it's crazy because like when you talk about the

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Speaker 6: Vikings and that long history of not winning, and I

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Speaker 6: think like either on Twitter or you go on any

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Speaker 6: like podcasts, the names of the podcast are getting super

728
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Speaker 6: Bowl before I Die kind of thing. You know, almost

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Speaker 6: to the point where fans are like almost begging, you know,

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Speaker 6: for the team to get over that hump. And when

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Speaker 6: you look at the Chiefs fan base and being in

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Speaker 6: a position and they are in, Now, that's all a

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Speaker 6: fan base wants is championships and bragging rights, and you know,

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Speaker 6: you get to get to go to parades and you

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Speaker 6: get to have where team playing Baltimore, but you have

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Speaker 6: everybody at the stadium watching covert dB and you know,

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Speaker 6: and you're beating the team, and you know, you're getting

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Speaker 6: that camaraderie between the whole state and the whole fan base,

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Speaker 6: and I think that's what every fan base wants.

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Speaker 16: We just saw clips of the Chiefs fan base, and

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Speaker 16: I've covered several games in Kansas City.

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Speaker 14: It's the most electric environment.

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Speaker 16: I've covered fans line up the day before to tailgate

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Speaker 16: for these games, trying to see their team.

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Speaker 14: I hope they appreciate this.

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Speaker 16: Six times you going at least to the Championship round,

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Speaker 16: three times a Super Bowl within six years, fans would

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Speaker 16: die for them, right.

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Speaker 14: I hope they appreciate this.

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Speaker 16: Patrick Mahomes era that this run because you never know

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Speaker 16: when it's going to end. And Derek Thomas, I'm sure

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Speaker 16: as and having smiling down on seeing the success that

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Speaker 16: he desperately wanted for his Chiefs.

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Speaker 4: I think about the young generation of the Chiefs fans

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00:34:49,668 --> 00:34:52,268
Speaker 4: so growing up in Minnesota and the heartbreak to experience,

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Speaker 4: and then my first stop in my career was in

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Speaker 4: New England between twelve and fourteen when the Patriots were

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Speaker 4: being the Patriots, and there's that image of that young

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00:35:00,628 --> 00:35:02,948
Speaker 4: kid with that poster who's like, I've been at a

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00:35:02,988 --> 00:35:05,828
Speaker 4: parade every single year and I'm seven years old or

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00:35:05,828 --> 00:35:08,908
Speaker 4: something ridiculous like that. That's what young Chiefs fans are

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Speaker 4: experiencing right now. They know nothing else, and I think

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Speaker 4: that is something that they should just hold on to

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Speaker 4: and grasp and never let go.

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Speaker 15: Nine years, I think since the Niners won a super

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Speaker 15: Bowl that fan base has been starving for one again. Yes,

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Speaker 15: two great franchises, two great fan bases. Derek Thomas, we

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Speaker 15: see you a wonderful career and we're happy to share

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Speaker 15: your legacy here on Good Morning Football.

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Speaker 2: Good Morning Football,