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Hi, and welcome to the official Good Morning Football Podcast. I'm Will Selvin. Here are the best

moments in this week so far at the breakfast table. The divisional round was as epic as it gets.

From a home playoff loss streak,

broken at Arrowhead to a late game interception to end the foals magic. Let's find out what the

breakfast table thought about all the action from divisional round. I think Alshan Jeffery handled

that with class. He got a lot of praise for the way he handled what happened. The Daily News, on the other hand, not so much. Let's bring him Peter Schrager, who was on the sidelines Butterfingers. You see the Shregs? Come on. Not cool. Not cool. Okay. It's a heartbreaking scene. Actually, as it happened, Nick Foles was the first person to greet Alshan Jeffrey. and just to tell you what this Eagles team is all about, Doug Peterson was right there on the sideline and grasping right away. A lot of coaches might go the other way, but I could tell you that locker room has Alshan Jeffery's back. One Eagles executive told me that's a catch he makes 99 out of 100 times. It was the perfect pass. It was the perfect play.

It just slipped through his fingers.

But this game was decided in the final three quarters, like you said, Kay. But the man to me was not Drew Brees.

It was not Mike Thomas.

It was Mr. Sean Payton.

Sean Payton, they're down 14 to nothing on their own 30-yard line on 4th and 1.

And what does Sean Payton dial up?

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