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Pat's Falcons this weekend, I guess we've got to talk about that legendary moment for the New England Patriots.

There's only one moment with that team. There's only one moment. I mean, I guess we could talk about the non-legendary moment, which is that Bill Belichick almost had a job as the head coach of the Atlanta Falcons.

To a craft step in and said, nope.

Would Bill be better off today if he were coaching the Atlanta Falcons?

I heard Jones and Keith talking about this yesterday.

Would he be better off coaching the Atlanta Falcons than he is coaching in college?

Yeah, because I think, you know, the college situation, I think, is more on blast.

Like, Jordon has more freedom in college.

Where in the NFL, I think she'd be more of kind of to the back a little bit.

And so it would just be, the focus would be on build the coach. Yeah, I don't know.

I just, I want to talk about happy things, which was Super Bowl 51. Yeah. To this day, you know,

getting Shawshanked, like, anytime I see that game on or there's like a clip of it, I cannot

take my eyes off it. The amount of things that had to go

perfect and the amount of things that had to go absolutely wrong for the Falcons to occur

simultaneously, and to do so, if you remember, that was the Kellerman Cliff year. And so you have this

game and finally they're in the Super Bowl and the pick six,

the Boston Globe front page that this was the end, you had Kellerman at halftime, tweet Cliff

again mocking the Patriots. And then with three minutes left in the fourth, in the third quarter,

you begin this.

And it felt it was the most shocking but least surprising outcome you've ever seen.

Because the second you had the sack of Dante Hightower with the ball and Branch.

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