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And I usually just don't jump right into the games, but the bucks, five and a half point underdogs,

and Patrick will tell me they're just putting the number in a way

that's going to inspire people to go.

But that, in theory, you want it to be on both sides.

And I feel like everyone would be taking the bucks

as a five and a half point dog to a banged up Lions team team. Yes, correct. That proved that's what they want. Therein lies the point. Okay. Well, this is why I'm not doing very well on game debut and why I'm not allowed to do anything like this. You never pick the bucks anyway. What are you so upset about? Hicks champion, Greg has successfully picked the actual Super Bowl before. Either way,

don't let Greg sell himself short. You know who will never sell himself short.

One Baker Mayfield, his Tampa Bay Buccaneers going on the road to take on those Detroit

lines. The disrespectful, according to Greg line of five and a half, as the Detroit lines are

giving that up. The over under is 52 and a half.

And Steve, Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, and Lisa Salters and Laura Rutledge are going to see a great game with two of the NFC's best.

But with the Lions coming off a rough law, that was a tough loss.

How do you see this?

Yeah, look, I think the Lions do bounce back.

They didn't look, Jared Gough, that offense could never get going.

They got stuffed after that opening drive, and I think it's like, okay, let's, let's figure this out.

The Chiefs, that's what I said, the Chief's defense was back, but they just couldn't get, they couldn't stay on the field. The, the line. So Amar Ross St. Brown on this defense, or this offense for the lines, I think we'll look a little bit better, put more points up. The fact that it's five and a half, Patrick, to your point, there's no way by the time the game gets here. It's five and a half. And just Tampa Bay, all the injuries, too. I mean, at some point, they have to stack up. But to me, Detroit's injuries are more of a concern. They're complementary injuries. Right. Because losing your two starting cornerbacks, Terriott and DJ Reed, and then losing Dionne Branch. And Kirby Joseph, who is going to be on the injury report,

and we'll see if he actually plays.

That's all at one position, and it's a vulnerable position.

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