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Hi and welcome, the official Good Morning Football Podcast.

I'm Will Selva, and hear the best moments from this week so far at the breakfast table.

Wild card a weekend, certainly living up to its name, from a Colts upset in Houston to a last second miss in Chicago.

Let's find out what the breakfast table thought about some of the biggest moments from

Wild Card Weekend.

Bulls on to New Orleans, brutal way for the season to end for these bears.

Five losses this season, four of which were by three points or fewer.

This one's going to sting for a while.

And everybody's talking about Cody Parky.

And this is where it ends on this show at this breakfast table right now. He is not going to get to

Steve Bartman treatment from Chicago, from NFL fans. Let's replay how this went down. Doink,

doink, Doink. Al said it himself. And then a couple hours later, you have Cody Parky, by the way,

who gets a lot of credit for being in his locker when reporters came in and handling it really well. And then we sort of look back at the kick a little differently because on social media, it's pointed out that Trayvon Hester gets his hands on the ball, guys. What did you see? It's incredible, Kay, because everyone's saying double doink, it was a triple doink.

Okay.

The Bears fans are waking up this morning.

Not only did the kick hit the upright and the crossbar, it hit the phalanjies, too.

It was three separate things.

So someone other than Cody Parky did not do their job here.

Do you think Cody knew in the locker room talking to reporters?

He took the onus of it obviously and said, you know, did he know that Trayvon got his hands on it? I don't know. He said he hit it good. He said he hit it well. I thought it went in, was playing for the wind. And we'll never know. Hit the inside of the crossbar too. and then hits the, it's an insane, insane way to end a game.

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