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Trying something different. I kind of started it yesterday. I don't love it, but I feel like

it's necessary. Usually first things, first, let's get into the news and notes, right?

Here's who's hurt. Here's who's playing, et cetera, et cetera. The problem is, because I'm doing

these in the afternoons now,

usually I end up missing stuff. And so I'll tell you something. And then as news comes in,

I'm like, oh, actually, there's a change. Oh, actually, I want to make sure that I have the most

up-to-date thing, so I don't have to do that. So I'm going to start saving a lot of that stuff for the end.

That way I have, at least for me, the most current and up-to-date thing. Just so you know.

So sorry if that's annoying to some people who check out the notes and then book it, but I guess

this is where we're at now. So I guess for today, usually I try to save,

although we are getting kind of late in the week, but I try to save a lot of the comparative

stuff for later. I think that this is kind of important because I keep seeing these things.

Let me see if I can find that example here. Here is Zach Cruz on X saying, and I alluded to this, not last night, I guess,

but the night before, maybe last night. I don't know. I haven't recorded it yet. But the 49ers

being five and five is not necessarily a great way to gauge them. They're a significantly better

team. What I had pointed out is that PFF has them graded, I mean, significantly better team than the Packers. The Packers they have is like the 22nd best team. They just happen to have a good record. The 49ers have a bad record despite being clearly a top 10 team. I don't remember exactly what it is, but, right? So I don't know the exact answer yet, and I will continue to dig into that. It could be poor red zone efficiency, which the Packers also have. It could be a lot of different things that would cause you to be good in a lot of areas, but not winning. You could say, well, it's all the injuries. Yeah, but not really, because they're still succeeding. The question is, why is that not translating to wins? Anyways, he posted this. The 5-5-49ers are, well, here you go.

Fourth in PFF grade.

So according to PFF, this is the fourth best roster in football.

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