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It's like they asked me to go for the halftime. You're going to invite me and do a song

and dance. It's a little self-sort down my pants. I didn't ask for that. Welcome to

FTI, boys and girls. In today's episode, the NFL Playoffs are set. The college football

title game kicks off in hours and clits Kingsbury, your boy. Yeah. He's out of a job. But

we begin today with the final playoff spot in the NFC going to Seattle, who beat the

Rams on an overtime field goal. But that win didn't get Seattle in until hours later when

Detroit beat Green Bay. Even though Seattle's win eliminated Detroit from the playoffs,

the Lions still went out and beat the Red Hot Packers in Lambe. Beat your division, Will

Bond. Yeah. What's the bigger news who got in or who fell out? Well, it's only today.

I think you have the post-mortem. You have who's out. I mean, and it starts with Green

Bay, not even Detroit, which is out as well. I mean, Detroit, I have total admiration.

Maybe the only time in my life I've said that about the Lions. But to knock the Green Bay

Packers out in Lambeau, you know, I just, that's a cool thing. The Packers, I think Rodgers

four times previously on the final week he could get in the playoffs, he got in the playoffs.

That didn't happen. And I, you know, I'm in a pool. I participate in these things. I

certainly picked Green Bay. I thought Green Bay would win even though I have been fascinated

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