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presented by old rapper Beef Jerky, The Divided and Conquered live in New York City.

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Dejure, Friday, January 13th.

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Can't beat it.

It's Kyle Brandt. Peter Stranger, Jason McCordy, you're down the hall. We also have a couple other friends joining us for this third hour of the show. Let's get into the lead block. Lead block, New York City. Wildcar weekend. We're calling it super, and so is the NFL. Let's look at it. We got Seahawks Niners, Chargers, Jaguars. That's all Saturday.

Sunday, you turn on CBS.

You got a great little pregame show with our man, Nate Burleson. He's doing it with the Dolphins' Bills. Then we go to Giants Vikings on Fox. Then you end your night with Ravens Bengals on NBC. Chris, Mike Tariko, the whole gang. Monday night, Cowboys' Bucks.

We got a Super Bowl

Outcar weekend.

It is now time to welcome back the whole gang. Monday night, Cowboys' Bucks. Woo! We got a Super Bowl Al-Car weekend. It is now time to welcome back the aforementioned triple threat. You see him on CBS Mornings as the co-host. You see him as a contributor on NFL today, and you also see him here in our show. The one, the only. Nate Berlinson. Nate, welcome to Good morning. Hey. Well, Seth, fellas? How y'all doing? Good to see you.

Happy Friday.

Happy Friday, indeed. Playoff football is here. Let's start with that Saturday night game in Jacksonville. Justin Herbert and Trevor Lawrence are looking to get their first career playoff wins. Which are these two quarterbacks do you give the edge to? This is an exciting one. Just for the simple fact, you have these two big quarterbacks with big arms

who towards the end of the season really learned how to take care of the ball. We saw the way the Jags struggled. And then at the end of the season, you have Trevor Lawrence taking care of the rock, discernment with where he's going with it, but more importantly, not turning it over. And then on the other side, Justin Herbert, who is a big guy throwing to big targets.

I mean, the tallest wide receiving group in the business. But if I had to give somebody an edge,

it's not about the size. It's actually the littlest guy on the field. That's Austin Echler. So I give Justin Herbert the edge because when he's looking downfield and he can't find the guys he wants to throw to, he has one of the most explosive dynamic guys he can just dump the ball off to in Austin Eccl.

So this is going to be a good one, but the edge goes to the Chargers.

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