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Ken Walter will hold.

Lonnie Paxton will snap from the far hash mark angle to the left for Adam Vinutari, a 48-yard field goal attempt.

Set to go. Snap, ball down. Kick up. Kick is on the way, and it is good. It's good. It's good.

Adam Vinuterry, booms of 40s, eight-yard field goal, and the game is over, and the Patriots are Super Bowl champions.

The Patriots are Super Bowl champions, the best team of the National Football League.

Multiple meanings of that as we lead off Felgrimaz here on Friday, February the 6th from Super Bowl 60 in the Moscone Convention Center here in San Francisco, Mazumuri, alongside. Hi, fellas, how you doing? Hello. It is, again, Super Bowl coverage has been brought to you all this week by D.N. Van Lines. Choosing Sunday's winner is a coin flip, but choosing your move-day winner is a sure bet when you move with D and van lines. Our 2 o'clock hourly sponsor here on the program has been and is jackpocket, the 2 p.m. hour, and it being Friday, it's still an agenda-free Friday. So we're going to give you some opening takes, and then we're going to go to your calls, opening segment if you are ready. And that's what we do. Agenda Free Fridays are brought you by Catchers Law.

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Do you know?

I don't.

It was, uh, it was, uh, I don't know, February 8th, something like that. So, anyway, Hall of Famer, Adam Vitary, may as your thoughts. Yeah, look, well-deserved. I think we all expected that it would happen at this stage, and to me, an appropriate weekend for it to happen for this reason. We had Tony Gonzalez on yesterday,

and he talked about how confidence is critical to the development of any NFL player. I would say the same is true of any NFL franchise or dynasty or team that is together for any length

of time. An adventitary kick was the start, the start of an era.

It signified the real beginning of that Patriots era, that Tom Brady era,

and we can go back to the snowball kick.

But at that moment, the snowball kick was really just a chance to advance in the playoffs.

The Super Bowl kick is the one to me that changed history. And so Venetieri gets in

on the weekend where the Patriots now are starting perhaps the next era in their history with Drake

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