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We look at the world of pro football and the game called life. Fantasy Freaks and Geeks.

What's up?

James Coe here on the NFL Fantasy Live podcast,

joined by my guys, M.G. Marcus Grant.

What's up?

Hey, congrats on the dubs.

Hey, stop and go, look, I'm relieved.

I'm excited.

I am not counting this as, it's not a championship.

They've got four more wins.

That was the championship.

They've got, they need four wins.

It's cute that Cleveland's going to show up in what they're calling the NBA finals.

We watch the NBA finals. A seven game series, legendary. It was epic. In the first five minutes of this game of game seven, I turned to my wife, I'm like, yo, this is going to be an instant classic. You know, I would tell you this. This sort of feels like, you know, when I was a kid in the late 80s, early 90s, and you pretty much knew from the start of the year that the Cowboys and 49ers would be in the NFC championship game. And pretty much whoever won that game was going to win the Super Bowl. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. I don't want to say this feels like that. It feels like that. This sort of feels like that. I have a question. Do you frequently address your wife with yo? You know what's so funny? I do. That doesn't surprise me, Jay. Not at all. It doesn't surprise me. I call my baby dude. So she's starting to pick that up a little bit, which is great. And yes, I do turn to my wife actually quite frequently and say, yo. We've got Alex Galailahar, the Wisket from Wisconsin.

What's up? Hey, we got a special guest today in-house. Hooray. Liz Loza, what's up? Hey, James, good. We have never met. Nope. I'm a fan of your work. You do great work over at Yahoo Sports. You do a little bit of everything there. A little print, a little on camera. The multi-hyphenate, as they call it, right?

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