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Mark Ryan in for Mike this week.

So here's why you need to do that exercise that we just did in the Blitz.

Happens every year, right?

Five new playoff teams when they were 12 playoff teams.

Now that there's 14 playoff teams, they're six.

And what's going to happen to you is you're going to sit down to do this exercise and you're going to convince yourself,

no, no, no, this is the year that there's only going to be three or four new playoff teams.

And then there's going to be six. So we are doing the exercise in the National Football League,

and we are imploring you to do the same.

Which six teams that made the playoffs last year out of the 14 are not going to make it?

And who will the six newbies be?

Continuation of our football blitz.

So you know what you can't do with that exercise?

I know a lot of people do this and Kenny just brought it up to me is predict injuries.

Correct.

You can't do that in saying, oh, well, this team's going to have an injury.

No, because one team in this town was believed to be a playoff team last year.

They didn't have injuries, but the Detroit lines, everyone put a pin in there and said they're going to put in that division. They had a bunch of injuries. Well, I'm talking about like a key, like they didn't lose Jared golf. You can't really predict. Right. If you lose like a losing Joe Burrow. If you lose Joe Burrow, if you lose Tua, then you're not going to have a chance. and two is a bowl of soup usually nowadays. But can't you kind of predict the 49ers are going to be banged up?

They actually lost their quarterback, and the backup came in and won six games. Can't you kind of predict, though, that, like, I don't know if it's the electrical grid that's out there or whatever the deal is? Do you have some empirical data, or you just over there just making stuff like? Well, all I see is them going down, and the empirical data is they've been the most injured

team over the last four years.

And they still went to the playoff last year.

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