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We'll ask Matt Hasselbeck, the former Seahawk quarterback, who was there. Plus, let's start

unpacking the offseason. It's Aaron Rogers going back to Pittsburgh. What would you pay Malik Willis?

And is there a trade in the making for Kyler Murray? Charles Robinson, Frank Schwab with me inside coverage next.

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I am sitting here in a hotel room in the Milan of Connecticut, Greenwich, Connecticut, with wall-to-wall Olympic coverage.

And I want to thank my teammates.

We'll get to Joey Porter because he had something to say about teammates a little bit later.

But I am very grateful for my teammates, And they are helping me keep my Olympic brain straight. Our Yahoo senior NFL

writers, Charles Robinson and Frank Schwab, back from the Super Bowl, back in the home office,

and back to help me out through a football off season. Gentlemen, good to see you both. I want to know how much Olympics Franks have watched less far. I'm zero. That would be zero. No, no, no. I watched some of the U.S. women's hockey game. But U.S. women just, that was good. I'll watch hockey. I'll watch a lot of hockey. The win over Canada? That's what you watched? That was a level one. When they won like five zip, they look really good. Yeah. So, yeah, that's the extent of my Olympics viewing so far. I will probably watch some of the men's too. I know Canada plays tomorrow. They're always fun. But that's about it. Yeah. Okay. Well, let me let me lay out the facts here for Frank. First of all, Frank, of the 232 U.S. athletes, 232 in Milana Cortina, the U.S. state with the largest representation is the one in which you are currently sitting, the state of Colorado.

I should also tell you that that dominating, yep, that dominating 5-0 win over team Canada in which,

for example, Layla Edwards of Cleveland Heights, Ohio, who was leading the NCAA in scoring last year and went from forward to defensemen.

She had a goal in that game.

It was the first time that the Canadian women had ever been shut out in Olympic play,

which is just ridiculous.

And it sets up a grudge match, if you will, if and when these two teams,

me again, as expected, because they do every year, every four years, in the gold medal final.

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