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This is the best of two pros and a couple Joe with LaVar Arrington,

Brady Quinn and Jonas Knox on Fox Sports Radio.

So what's your problem here, Brady, with like, you know, the big group of mediocre to bad football teams in the NFL? What's your, like, you can't give a little bit of love to some two and seven football teams that are running rampant in the league. Like, everybody's got to be the chiefs of the line. Oh, do you mean the nine of them? Like, I mean. You talk about the nine of the teams that have two wins? Like, doesn't everybody deserve a fair shot here? Parody of mediocrity. I mean, if you think about that, dude. Jeez. Like, you've got nearly a third of your league with two wins right now. This is how I described this. Because now that the election is over, we can purely strictly focus on, you know, the NFL, college football is good

stuff. The NFL is a parody problem. I kind of mentioned this a little bit yesterday, but I

want to dig a little deeper so people at home can really understand where we're at right now.

We're nine weeks in the season, okay? Heading into week 10. We have nine teams who have two wins, okay?

And I reference a lot of the NFL.com if like the playoff picture was to hit today.

Think about this.

There are 12 teams with a 77% chance or better of making the playoffs.

12.

That's six on each side, okay?

Six in the NFC, six in the NFC.

That means there's only two spots left, one at each conference.

Okay?

So for all the math majors at home, that's where we're at.

And now think about that.

That means you've got a number of teams, 12 of them, that have distinguished themselves as

better than a 75% chance of making it in the playoffs.

And we're halfway through the season.

Okay.

11 teams, 11 teams have a 10% chance or worse at the halfway point of the season of making the

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