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Speaker 1: now they bring in Matt Patricia. Well, defensive coordinators in

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Speaker 1: never forget what Bill Belichick did to Sam Darnold the

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Speaker 1: Green Bay didn't need flexibility. They feel they have their quarterback.

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Speaker 1: What they need in that division with Kevin O'Connell, Ben

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Speaker 1: Mike and his agent wanted. So green Bay got their playmaker,

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Speaker 1: it's not an overrated, underrated situation. I thought Dallas two

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Speaker 1: believe that. So congratulations to the Buckeyes big triumph, dominating performance,

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Speaker 1: Matt Patricia and Matt Patricia's brain making Arch Manning look

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Speaker 1: completely overwhelmed. Take a deep breath, Game one in Columbus.

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Speaker 1: great look. The volume