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Hello and welcome.

It's our number three, hour number three of our radio program. We go to the NFL. It's what keeps the lights on in

these parts and allows us to repackage the podcast from the radio show. So Jimmy Garapolo,

it's been assumed that he is done in San Francisco, but is it true that Garoppolo could run it back for the Niners in 2022?

Is this a smokescreen or based in reality?

We answer that question and more right now in our number three.

Here it is.

Well, you know what happens when you assume has that happened now in professional football and the gossip mill of the NFL?

Welcome in the beginning of another hour.

It's the Ben Mallor show. We are side by side in the beginning of another hour. It's the Ben Mallor show.

We are side by side in the air everywhere as we turn the page, the audio page,

coast to coast, border to border, and beyond on the vast.

And overwhelmingly powerful microphones of FSR emanating live from the pillar.

As in pillar of strength, the Fox Sports Radio Studios at a secret location somewhere in the Northwoods.

And we begin and new this hour.

We get back to the bread and butter.

And I was telling a buddy amount, I was like, you know, in the sports talk radio game,

I was talking to a colleague of mine, someone that does what I do for living.

And we were discussing that the way this works now,

there are four seasons in sports radio.

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