Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the right time.

My name is Beaumonti Jones. Thanks for listening wherever you get your

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I mean, you know, we're going to talk plenty of Super Bowl. We have got you a

voicemails, but first.

Amen. I do, in fact, believe that what we got dear was a classic Super Bowl in

a Super Bowl 57, right? I believe we all get caught in prison or the moment

stuff to a degree, that I died, everything else. This to me felt like the

Super Bowl that the NFL wants specifically high scoring keeps moving, but it

didn't feel like it was terrible defense, right? Like it didn't feel like there

was just no defense that was out there. Just felt like, okay, you have pace.

You had action. It was exciting players. It was exciting quarterbacks. All of

those things, like I thought that there was really not that much more that I

could have asked for from a game. There really isn't the centerpiece of this

going in was the quarterbacks. Well, hola hola hola. Let me be clear. Let me be

clear. Some of us, the centerpiece with the quarterbacks for others. It was the

sour grapes bowl. I ran so many different stories about how it is that Andy

Reed didn't hire Nick Seriani and how to Eagles fired Andy Reed and basically

how all of them should be salty about the way that it was goes. And I got a

Nick Seriani. He's got a chip on his shoulder about the fact that Andy Reed

didn't keep him. Man, if you're grumpy asses, don't sit down. I'm sorry. And I

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