Live from New York, it's a show that's wishing you a happy holiday and has set the record for the most papers in front of...

It's a busy day for me, buddy.

A lot going on over here.

All right, today we start with Aaron Rogers and the Packers who won yet again.

Is Greg Jennings going to go back on the Packers?

Not to play, just to believe in.

Meanwhile, Brady and the Bucks barely win in Arizona.

Are we sure this team is dangerous in the playoffs?

And finally, you know what?

What?

On the advice of my attorney, or maybe on Mac Jones,

we don't need the spot shadow.

Yes, we do.

Greg, you thought that was a dangerous play? Come on, we'll get into it. Yeah, exactly. In for Chris Versaard. It's Super Bowl champion Greg Jennings. I'm Kevin Wilde. That's Nick Wright. Do you want to say something fresh about this? I don't know. I mean, listen, little did we know that dirty Mac was going to... Oh, yeah, oh, it's called Dirty Macin, man. We've heard it many a time. He should have tackled, he should have facemasked Chandler Jones, but he can't accidentally fall down. We start Dallas. Cowboys. Top Gardner, Minew and the Eagles 40 to 34. Dack overcomes early

pick six to go for almost 3.50 and three touchdowns. Defense did like Gardner cook a little

bit. So Nick, are you more or less confident in the Cowboys after the W? Way more. And I think

they should be. I think their fans should be, I think their players should be,

that if they were to get around three of this matchup, they could win. Jalen doesn't play defense,

and the Cowboys scored 40. The Cowboys, this to me was the best win, the signature win of Dak Prescott's career.

Dak has had some great numbers, some great seasons, but he hasn't had a ton of

amazing moments.

Like when you think of prior to this, was it maybe the touchdown pass and overtime

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