Live from Southern California. This is the Jim Rome Show.

Let's start by saying this. In terms of the match-ups this weekend, always a pretty good sign for a playoff matchup

especially a conference championship matchup when the betting line is moving all

over the place when money is flying in on both sides when the spread is jumping around like

I don't know Jake Rome at Camp Randall at a Badger's home game on Wisconsin baby and on Bengal's chiefs on Wisconsin on Badger mafia. Hey old what's your face, don't call me with that. On Wisconsin, Badger Nation, Badger Mafia

Mafia, whatever. Anyway, on Bangos Chiefs, on AFC Championship rematch, because this AFC championship

rematch is pretty freaking amazing. in point the wild and extreme movement of that line all week long

Essentially the betting line on this game is drunk. The line is drunk but there it goes. The line is drunk but

there it goes. Kevin Harlan legend. As I already mentioned earlier in the week, KC did open up as a point and

half favorite. Then it swung all the way back to Cincinnati side and the Bengals were minus two and a half.

Pretty rare. Pretty rare to see line movement like that in a game of this magnitude and

even more rare to see Patrick Mahomes, and the Chiefs as a

home dog in the playoffs. Pretty rare. How rare? So rare that that's never actually happened.

Think about that. Patrick Mahomes in his prime and the chiefs a home dog in the playoffs.

That's never happened and for pretty obvious reasons.

And you know what the thing is, it may still not happen.

Because this morning that drunken

sailor that bleep-canned bedding line is already three sheets to the wind and moving around again.

At last sight, it was sitting as a pickum, even money.

And then of course it shifted yet again towards KC. This is what I'm saying man the wind is blowing and it's gonna shift some more because right about now it's got the spins at the club at 3 o'clock in the morning

So I would expect a little more wobbling and more swaying.

But really to me, the line should not have budged from a Pickham game

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