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Good Morning Football is a production of the Welcome in, everybody. We are presented by Old Trapper Beach Jerky. Live in L.A. in New York. It's Tuesday, January 28th. Here is Akbar, Bajabia. There's Peter Strager. There's Kyle Brand. I'm Jamie Yardall. Akbar. Great to have you back. First, we start with the two teams that remain in the Super Bowl.

Yesterday, Chiefs head coach Andy Reid addressed the media and he emphasized the importance of

not just one guy on this team and not just one game that got them there. The entire team

coming together to help get this version

of Kansas City Chiefs to their third straight Super Bowl appearance. It takes everybody to get

to this point. I say this because we're 19 games into this thing and it's not it's not about

one person or one player, one, you know, coach. It's about everybody. It's not about one person or one player, one coach.

It's about everybody.

It's everybody coming together.

And there's no more important game than the one we're going to play in that we need that joint effort.

And the other team that we're playing, the Eagles, they're there for a reason because they're a good football team.

And so we've got to make sure that we keep everything together and work

and get a nice plan together for this group.

All right, batting lead off for our first topic of the day on GMFB,

biggest winner besides Andy Reid's facial hair of championship week.

Peter, what do you got?

I'm going to go with Andy Reid's right-hand man, and that's not Patrick Mahomes or Matt Nagy.

It's Steve Spagnolo, a guy who's been coaching with Andy Reid since the early 2000s in Philadelphia.

Spags put the clamps on the bills when it mattered most,

and he did so at the goal line on two-point conversions and on fourth downs in key spots throughout

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