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Part of the interruption, but I'm Mike Wilabout Tony.

We have just two shows this week.

Today on ESPN, tomorrow tomorrow on the Deuce.

And Tony Kornheiser, she's saying this is the last one that counts, right?

Come on, that's not the holiday spirit. That's not the holiday spirit. You got to do better than that.

All right, well, I'll tell you what, I'll come back tomorrow and I'll see if I can do better than that.

Welcome to PTI, Gordon, great Lawrence.

In today's episode, the Bears somehow beat the Packers.

The first four college football playoff games were in the books, and D.K. Metcalf takes a swife at a fan, but we begin today with yesterday's NFL action.

Four games, each with playoff implications, seem to stand out from the crowd.

The Jaguars handily beat the Broncos in Denver, 3420.

The Steelers beat the Lions in Detroit, receiving the benefit in the final seconds of two offensive pass interference calls. The Patriots beat

the Ravens in Baltimore as Drake May threw for 380 yards and New England scored 15 unanswered

points in the fourth quarter. And Carolina at home held off Tampa Bay to take possession of their

division lead. Wilbon, which Sunday win was the most important to you?

And Tony, asking that question, I'm going to parse words you for a second.

If you ask me which was the most impressive win to me, I would tell you Jacksonville at Denver.

Denver had won 11 straight games. I think that's the hardest place to win in the league.

We can argue Green Bay, Seattle, Denver, but I know you and I are pretty much on the same

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