HOUR 1: What Can We Take Away From Super Bowl In Regards To The Lions?

The Valenti Show

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4.3 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 10 February 2025

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

Mike and Rico start off the first show of the week reacting to the Eagles Super Bowl win over the Chiefs last night. They share their main takeaways for what the Lions will need to do to get to the Big Game next year and take some of your calls to hear your thoughts. Then, they finish the hour with "Can We Say That?"

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0:00.0	This is injury attorney David Feminineo.
0:02.2	A personal injury of any sort is in fact personal.
0:05.5	I have dedicated my entire career to securing justice and maximizing recovery for those
0:10.7	who have been injured in an accident.
0:12.2	I also make sure that my clients get all of the medical care that they need to recover
0:16.8	after an accident.
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0:21.5	you know is injured, you need to tell them to call me at 855-65-6-5 crash or go to my website,
0:27.6	get-David, getpaid.com. All right, welcome in. Two o'clock on a Monday. That's an oldie,
0:35.2	but a goodie, David. All right, so Super Bowl suck. Commercial
0:39.1	were worse and Tom Brady was the worst of all.
0:41.8	All right, talk to everybody tomorrow. Rika.
0:44.2	Aha.
0:46.1	There was one even worse than that.
0:48.4	Oh yeah, half time.
0:49.5	No.
0:50.3	Worse than that.
0:52.0	Why do we keep handing Terry Bradshaw on the mic at the end of games?
0:56.6	It's time to take the keys from Grandpa.
0:59.3	Yeah.
0:59.8	That's my mic until the trophy's percentage.
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