Belichick Goodbye and 2023 Super Wild Card Preview

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4.7 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 11 January 2024

⏱️ 101 minutes

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In a room full of heroes - Dan Hanzus, Gregg Rosenthal, and Marc Sessler preview the Super Wild Card Weekend action across the NFL. Before the guys talk about the playoffs, they react to Bill Belichick moving on from the Patriots (01:15). After the break, the guys look toward the playoffs and preview Browns at Texans (21:11), Dolphins at Chiefs (37:12), Steelers at Bills (48:20), Packers at Cowboys (56:20), Rams at Lions (01:12:28), and Eagles at Buccaneers (01:21:22).

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0:00.0	This is an I-Heart podcast.
0:02.3	Guaranteed Human.
0:04.4	The Around the NFL podcast
0:07.0	is ready for the playoffs.
0:12.8	From the Chris Wesleying podcast studio,
0:15.3	it's Around the NFL.
0:17.1	I'm Dan Hanses.
0:18.5	Heroes here, Greg Rosenthal,
0:20.5	Mark Sessler, and it is the 2023, I guess, hyphen 24, super wildcard weekend preview.
0:33.8	And, you know, usually that would be all we talk about.
0:38.5	We have a great slate of games on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday night as the teams with, of course, the Ravens and Niners on Buy.
0:48.2	One of these teams will win the Super Bowl.
0:51.8	That's where we're at now.
0:54.1	We have said goodbye.
0:55.7	32 minus 16 would be 16, but 14 may get so many.
1:02.0	18 teams.
1:05.0	Out.
1:05.5	Is that right?
1:06.2	That's right.
1:06.7	Yes, we're correct.
1:08.0	There are some extra math going on there, but I think 32 minus 14 would have.
1:12.7	Could you see the flash of panic?
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