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You're listening to Fox Sports Radio. Well, it is our final show before the Super Bowl. And I always think this show is a bitter sweet show.

Monday will be obviously reacting to the Super Bowl. There'll probably be some further reaction on Tuesday.

But then you stare off into the distance and there's no football until like August that matters at a high level again. Now there's other sports.

There's other things that we can be excited about in CWA tournament is not very far, especially after not having had the NCAA tournament last year.

I think people are even more committed to how how excited they are about the NCAA tournament. But to me.

This is always one that kind of hangs out there and as much fun as you might have for the Super Bowl.

It's also bitter sweet because again, it's the last game for a long time with that in mind.

This is as good of a Super Bowl matchup as I can remember in a very, very long time if you go back and run through matchups for Super Bowls.

It's typically the quarterbacks that make a Super Bowl iconic and it's rare that we get two of the greats and some of you might say well it's early to be calling Patrick Mahomes one of the greats.

Barring some sort of significant injury. There's no way that Patrick Mahomes is not going to be one of the 10 best NFL quarterbacks of all time.

I am willing to go ahead and elevate him to that pantheon of one of the greats of all time at the quarterback position.

Barring injury, which obviously would have to be pretty devastating for him to suddenly not be great or maybe I guess there's always the possibility he could pull a Jordan or an Andrew luck and decide to ride off into the sunset long before we anticipate his career coming to a close.

But Mahomes is trajectory is to me going to be really interesting to follow because look he's a decent athlete but ultimately he's a pocket passer.

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