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It's Monday, December 4th.

I'm Jamie Eredall.

There's Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager, and a Super Bowl champion to my left, Jason,

everybody. Guys, we had so much to look forward to this weekend. The games were played, they were delivered, sloppy at times, entertaining at times, but there's a lot to talk about today. There really is. Peter, do you want to spend the whole three hours on Big Dom? Yeah. Do? The whole three hours? Dom, yeah, there's lots of talk on Dom DeSondro. Joe, you got thoughts on Dom? I got thoughts. Back up, Dom. Yeah, Dom, let's not do it. Niners Eagles got incredible. Big Dom DeSondros is at either a national hero or a national villain to be how you look at. Depending on where you live. Yes. We got thoughts on Dom. We also have thoughts on Chiefs Packers.

Let's go.

We do.

It was a nice little football game and then things got very strange, ugly, sloppy, depending on how you wanted to find it. So Mahomes, never been to Lambo before. Peter did great detail on it. Most of the great quarterbacks go to Lambo for the first time to do very well. Guys, the Packers win. A lot going on.

We didn't even talk about Pacheco was ejected. We had Rishay Rice was the upper down. And the Packers win, 27 to 19. I thought this was pretty cool from Jordan Love. Remember his only start early on during the Rogers area. His first one was against the Chiefs, and he was looking forward to this game. You know, for me it's just obviously I've had this game you know circle for a long time. This is my first start. Obviously didn't play how I wanted to the first game so you know to see these guys again and get the victory is huge. You know this is a great team win tonight you know everybody just bawled out so but it was awesome win. I mean obviously we're where we want to be at. But, I mean, I feel like we're close. We're playing a lot of good football teams really well, winning some of those games, losing some of those games. And so we're kind of in the go zone now where we've got to try to get it going through the stretch. All we can do is learn from this game and be focused on another challenge this next week coming to Arrowhead.

All right, let's look at the NFC playoff picture here. Right now we're looking at it and you've got the Eagles after that that lost, 10 and 2, but you've got the Niners, the Lions, both at 9 and 3.

The key ones to look at, Packers in the playoffs if they were to start today. The Rams above the Seahawks, because they swept them this season, and then you got that NFC South glut, and then you got the two alive teams. But that is our playoff picture right now. It is definitely different than it was when we came here Friday. And then on the AFC side, you look at it and the dolphins, the one seed,

chiefs all the way down to the four seed. Chiefs would not have a home second round game

if they win the wild card round, which would be a first for them, considering that they've had in

recent years, hello Colts into the playoff. It's crazy how locked up at 7 and 5 that wild card spot is for the AFC. The Texans also very much defining the lurking column. But Jason, let's start with that Packers Chiefs game last night. I know there was a lot to unpack in the final minutes, but the entire game was fascinating for both sides. It was. It was fascinating. You look at the game playing that LaFleur had and all of that. But all of that goes out the window when you get to the end of the game and so many different things happened throughout the course of that. Kyle just went through the highlight. We look at it. Mahomes scrambling to the right. He is hit. There was so many different things. and you look at this and and it's to the point now where you see a quarterback get hit hard, and we automatically assume that there's going to be a flag. The chief sideline, yes, was going absolutely nuts. He wasn't hit out of bounds. Then Rashy Rice comes here. Looks like a fumble. Butt was down. Butt wasn't down. It's picked up in his return for a touchdown. And then meanwhile, Isaiah Pacheco is ejected because he throws a left hook right there, Keeshaun Nixon. And he's having a career night. A career night. Your best running back is now out of the game. Then you see the Hail Mary, but before that, MVS was tackled going backwards and they stopped the clock and the clock really should have been

running. When it comes to Hell Mary plays, I'm a believer in it. Well, Kyle, you said it. You got to get

hit with a crowbar. I'm here for that. They're not going to decide the game on a slight push on

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