Welcome to the Rona Rolf Football Show. It is Divisionalional round weekend. I am Patrick Dardy.

That is Kyle Dvorchik and Denny Carter.

They are joining me to break down the entire and the biggest round of the playoffs, really,

because we have four super high quality games, a little wild car, you know, whatever.

Those games are fine.

They were playoff games, but most of them are bad.

I mean, the Vikings were playing for good.

That's true. For God sakes. The Texans are playing. There's no way the Texans advanced. Thank God. And oh my God. Texans at Chiefs, a game of the century, Ravens at Bills, commanders at

lions, and then, of course, Rams at Eagles. I remember the games. We're going to break them all

down in great

thorough detail. First, real quick, shout out to two of the pillars of what I would call

weird America. Bob Euker, David Lynch, both died on Thursday. We have to keep American culture weird.

We have to keep it interesting. And you know who's keeping it weird, keeping it interesting?

The Baltimore Ravens, with the first ever passive aggressive waiver claim in the history of American sports title.

Deonté Johnson, again a Raven, surely this means he can play for them and contribute, right?

Going forward the rest of this postseason.

Well, I think the thing is it wouldn't matter.

There's zero chance he would ever choose to play for them again.

But no, he can't.

For procedural reasons, he has added to the team and cannot play with them until after the

postseason is over, at which point he becomes a free agent.

So this is neither a move for the present nor the future because he cannot play with them

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