Christian Kirk, some contract incentiveization involved in this one. I took the over on the receiving yards when it opened a 56 and a half. It's now at 58 and a half. And I would still play that needs 91 yards to get a half a million dollars in the bank accounts.

And again, he look at Tennessee Titans, whether he's playing in the slide or outside. They're not stopping anybody. So I like Jacksonville quite a bit.

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Christian Kirk, 99 receiving yards and $500,000 richer. Good for him. Good job by Brad Evans. I call him that last BK here on the show.

Brad also, by the way, he like at the end of all these interviews, he comes on with us on Fridays. He just tosses out a college basketball pick and they win like literally every single week. So we'll be asking Brad for his favorite college basketball bet for tonight.

He'll certainly he'll join us on the show. Sam Haney out of it. Still to come. Kenny Ducey. Still to come. Kate Constable. Still to come. NFL superlatives for wild card weekend, months of teaser and then power hour, final hour, all our bets for tonight. And of course for the weekend in the national football league.

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Brad, welcome back to the show. It's Nick and Ken. Happy super wild card weekends in the NFL. Ola Amigo.

Ola Amigo. And you might wonder why I'm dressed in so much orange. It's an orange out tonight. The state forms that are my, fighting a lot. I take it on the Michigan State Spartans in gentlemen. I'm not being shown from the waist down. It's a good thing because it's all orange. I look like a glorified Andy Dalton.

Good thing you're not showing me from the waist down. And then if we had a multiple choice at that point, I don't know because it's all orange. I don't know if that would have been the first option.

We're going to try to kind of buzz through all six games, I think, and just get some thoughts from your pops wise on all of them, because I think it would be really helpful for everybody.

We'll do Seahawks Niners first, the first game tomorrow on Saturday. It's funny like we're doing an NSC West game. All these reports are coming out as we're doing this interview that Sean McVay is apparently going to come back as coach of the Rams in this division, which I guess is kind of interesting.

But Niners and Seahawks in the wildcard round, Niners by nine and a half total 42 rain expected, which maybe affects the handicap or some prop thoughts that you might have.

What do you got for us in San Francisco on Saturday afternoon?

And that's your weather service saying it's a hundred percent chance. It's going to happen.

We're going to have some rain, a flash flood watches posted in the Southern Bay area and wins, though, not really going to be all that impactful.

You could have some ghosts and some of the stronger squalls up to 25 miles an hour, but sustained wins of 10 to 13 miles per hour in this game.

So it is not going to deter me from any of the passing props tied to San Francisco. I love George Kittle on any time touchdown and plus money right now.

That's when I've locked it low to you scored five times in his last three games and guys Brock Purdy is completed 75% of his red zone attempts.

With that stat in mind, give me Brock Purdy over one and a half passing touchdowns also available there at Ben MGM.

He went for two in the first match up against Seattle for him. Seahawks gave up 22 passing touchdowns the regular season.

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