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It's Brock Purdy, Christian McCaffrey, and the San Francisco 49ers taking on Patrick Mahomes,

Travis Kelsey, the Kansas City Chief Sunday, February 11th on CBS.

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It's the Monday after championship weekend. I'm Jamie Erdall. There's Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager, and Jason McCordy. Jason, who was up in the radio booth in Baltimore yesterday. Jason, take us inside. Oh, it was an awesome experience. Being down on the field with my guy, Shregs, and pregame. Just getting the feel, the atmosphere, and everything that was going on on the call with my brother. Ion Eagle, Ross Tucker was down on the sideline, and the Chiefs, you can't beat them. They came out 14 points.

First two drives, unbelievable. They took the out of the building, didn't they, Peter? They sure did. We'll talk about it. But gosh, for all the buildup for that game, and everyone's saying, well, how would the Chiefs he didn't keep close with the Ravens? Yeah, Patrick Mahomes. Patrick Holmes, that's what he did.

Steve Spagnola.

Yeah.

Can we eliminate that stupid philosophy about the logo and the colors? Yeah. See later. There's purple and the Ravens on the Super Bowl. Gum. Next theory. The year of the red, all right? All right, time for the lead. All right, let's go. NFC title game. NFC title game. All right, this one came second. We're going to the Bay Area, lines of 49ers. The Niners have played in their third straight now. They lost the previous two. Brock Purdy's there. Dan Campbell's there fired up. This is about a 17-point lead that the Lions have that went poof, and they never really recovered. Brock you're going to the Super Bowl. Have a moment, Brock.

The Niners are going back and you know who's going to be waiting for them.

Same team as when they were there last time.

Guys, the Niners won the NFC.

Let's hear from them after the win that sends them back to the Super in Las Vegas.

What did you tell your team that they came out in the second half and looked like the team that we expect them to look like in the first half? Hey, we just needed the opportunities. We played as bad of a first half as we could, but we were still within 17. There's plenty of points there you can make up. We had to score on the first drive. We got a field goal and not a touchdown, which hurt. But then our guys got those turnovers, man. Kept it rolling and D shut him out there in the second half. And this dude right next to me made it happen. They were yelling purdy, purdy. They love you. As they should, you just led one of the biggest comeback, the NFC championship game history. What was the key to the amazing comeback. Man, first of all, glory to God. He's giving us this opportunity, man.

And for us, it's a team sport. You know, we knew we had a half left. Defense did their job. The boys on offense took care of business. Coach called a great game. And we had the faithful behind us the whole way. So we love you guys. Well, Brock Pretty said it. It's a team sport. And you didn't hear a single teammate of his to have anything adverse to say about their quarterback when they were down 17, nothing. And then he brings him back. Brock Pardy does massive comeback for the Niners to earn their trip to Super Bowl 58. Peter. It must have been electriced after having been in the stadium in Baltimore. Yeah, look, there's two ways you can look at this thing. You can look at this thing as one of the most epic sports collapses we've seen since 28 to 3, which was what that was from the Lions, an all-time giveaway of a game where there were so many opportunities to put that game away. Or you can look at it as one of the most awesome comebacks. I'm going to go with the latter for this segment. We'll hit the other part later in the show. But I would say this, 49ers coming back from that thing, it is as if every single

guy they needed to step up in those big moments did. You look at Purdy. There was all this talk of game

manager. Game manager. Pretty was awesome in the second half, making all the plays he had to make.

The passes, the composure, the big run on third down.

Sure, I thought Kittle was awesome.

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