Live from New York, it's the show that two-thirds of loves music.

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One-third, just an old crumagent.

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Just wants us to read books before the show.

Today, one team is boring, one team is scoring.

Why Tom Brady says the bucks are clicking at the right time.

Meanwhile, new report. It's going to be an uphill battle for Lamar to play this weekend. I'm just going to call it. He's not going to play. Why Nick thinks we may have seen the last of Lamar in Baltimore, and finally it's Wednesday. You know what that means? It's time for the greatest segment in all of sports television. And by it's time for the greatest segment in all sports television, I mean in an hour from now. So stay tuned. I'm Kevin Wilde alongside Chris Fassard. You've got to say something about the Chiefs? I'm going to say something about the Tears. Oh, good. I mean, it's our first playoff edition of the Tears, everybody. And because it's the first week of the playoffs, all 32 teams make an appearance.

Oh, good. All 32 teams are included in this week's tears.

I think that's smart.

Oh, thanks, buddy.

The committee, you know, four PhDs amongst those pretty smart group of guys.

We're starting with Dax Legacy.

On the line in a battle versus Brady in Tampa Bay, Jean-Jacques Taylor, writing in the Dallas Morning News.

Never had we had so little confidence in a 12-win team playing a team that's under 500 in the playoffs.

But we feel that way because we know Brady's past and Dax present.

The Cowboys paid Dack $160 million over four years

to win playoff games.

He needs to get his second playoff win Monday

or a negative narrative concerning his career

will start to form.

I thought it was a good point.

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