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Speaker 1: those Eagle food Birds. The Seahawks defense forces five turnovers

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Speaker 1: Seahawks Saturday Night begins. Now touchtof Seahawks. Welcome to see

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Speaker 1: great to see this team six and o on the

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Speaker 1: What do you make of the opportunity against the Vikings. Well,

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