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Good morning football.

It's Friday. It's good morning football.

It's old trapper beef jerky.

It's Sean O'Hare, the Super Bowl champion.

And Peter Schrager, the pride of Emory University.

How are we doing, boys?

It's Kyle Brent, who is a Celebrity Wheel of Fortune champion. That's right. $169,000. $500 from the Make-A-Wish Foundation directly. The Hudson Valley version. It's a local office. It did it earlier.

Firm handshake. High-five. You're all over. On the go with Sandra O. We've got a lot of

Wheel of Fortune. We're spinning that wheel of playoffs this week, guys. You see we got all the hats down there. You know what's interesting? Before we bring rap sheet in, so Ian is beholden to this news, and it's really unpleasant because there's a lot of injuries. Ian snuck in a take earlier in the show that he doesn't like peanut butter and jelly. This is going off Lamar's quote about peanut jelly. Like he hates it. He's the one in the country.

But what's interesting is Ian really shouldn't be talking about that because he has to do this really

serious news guy stuff about the injuries. So Ian, can we talk off air about the peanut butter

and jelly in the meantime? We got fans all over the country worried about these players. Talk,

Borough, talk Lamar. And if you wouldn't mind, some Mark Andrews. Peanut Burn Joe is bad. I don't understand why people eat it.

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