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As is an NFL conversation,

Dan and Cranston with another important player

on another important team.

Dan and Cranston, go ahead.

I would argue the 49ers were the Patriotsots before they were Patriots for the Patriots of

today, and I think they're actually the most important franchise in terms of legacy.

And Jimmy G. coming through there, if they start off 3 and 0, I'm not going to say they're going

to win the Super Bowl, but that's a franchise that I think a lot of people, like Dallas, want to see,

you know, be very good again.

Okay, so not quite. I don't think the Niners are a national team. I don't, even with all that success. I don't think they ever really were. I don't. The Raiders are more one than they were. Absolutely the Raiders were. Did Niners fans, you know, back in the 80s travel like a Steeler fan would, a Packer fan would, a giant or Patriot fan would? No, they just don't have the roots that some of those other teams do. And it's Frafrau land. It's, you know, it's California. So I, I don't think the Niners were ever a national team. However. But Oakland's right there, and Oakland has it. They did. Well, Oakland's dirty, you know. So it's not a California or no, you know, but there were just, there's pedigree with the Raiders. Yeah. San Francisco had no history until Montana. They didn't exist. No, but it's so true. There's, um, yeah, so is that it? I think that's a big part of it.

Or San Fran's just soft and Oakland's a hard, you know, ball collars, you know, that's it. I think, well, either way, but be that as a May, well, you consider them a national franchise or not, that's another team. So if Rathusberger is out and breezes out and these, some of these marquee teams are going down and

marquee

quarterbacks are going

down.

Someone's,

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