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Here's your host, Brandon Adams.

I was telling our video audience a couple of minutes ago, at least our first and 15 audience at dognation.com, Dog Nation app. Monday after the Super Bowl, never the most spry you probably feel. I come in today, a little, you know, little scruff on the beer, didn't shave this morning, you know, kind of trying to get as much sleep as you possibly could, a little bit of a late night, last night. I. I mean, the game didn't get over super late, but you know how it is.

Super Bowl.

A lot of people think the Monday after should be a holiday or they should move the Super Bowl. So it coincides with a holiday like President's Day or something like that. Maybe one day that'll happen. Moving it to Saturday that's even been talking about. Either way, though, a lot of Georgia fans, whether you maybe got a little

less sleep than you sometimes get or not, you show up to work this morning feeling pretty good,

because the dogs factored very heavily in the outcome of this game last night as the Kansas

Chiefs win again. Now, we're to do a lot of Super Bowl stuff on the show today. We're to bring on

a guy later on who won a

Super Bowl, a former dog. That's always a fun thing to do here on a Monday. We'll get to that here

in a moment. I want to give McCull Hardman his just-do. We'll do that here there as well.

Can I do, though, a little just sort of basic sports talk before we get there, though, because

it's the kind of thing where everybody in the world was watching this last night, especially as it kind of got down to the sort of pivotal moments, what started off being a little bit of a sloppy, ugly game, kind of turned into something that I think most of us will remember probably for a very long time, because we saw history really take shape. The one thing I told you last week was, you know what, I'm on San Francisco in the game. I feel like there's a little bit of a heat check against the Chiefs here, not quite ready to put Mahomes in the Tom Brady category. That sort of means that perhaps, you know, the idea he's going to win another Super Bowl and kind of lead the Chiefs to back to back. That seems like a little too much here. Kyle Shanahan, more on him in a moment. Sort of feels like he's not the kind of coach as smart and, you know, savvy as he is to lose three times in the Super Bowl. That sort of feels like the wrong vibe here. It just sort of felt like a 49ers win. That's obviously not what happened. Wrong about that. And yet, I think you also now have to

sort of make room in that category of all-time great quarterbacks. We saw Patrick Mahomes. If he wasn't

in that category already, we saw him join that group there last night, that whether you're mostly

a college football fan, mostly a Georgia football fan, almost everybody watching the Super Bowl.

And what we saw last night was more than just a normal football game. It was kind of a historic

moment in which Patrick Mahomes left whatever tier he was in to move to that kind of highest tier.

This is one of the legendary athletes of my lifetime now that he's led the Kansas City Chiefs

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