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Here's Florio.

As we begin our fourth day here in Miami at Radio Row in anticipation of Super Bowl 54,

a fairly empty radio roll, but enough people around, enough people hear, enough voices echoing through

the valley to remind me of that old joke about the proctologist, something about being surrounded

by something holes all the time, can't recall, something like that. You have to look it up on

Google. There's certain words I can't say. That's how I feel right now. Won't feel that way the rest of the day, though, because we've got plenty of great guests who do not fall into that characterization that would make one feel like a proctologist. Coming up this morning, Sean Payton, coach of the New Orleans Saints, Aaron Donald, two-time NFL

defensive player of the year. Derek Henry, the unstoppable Derek Henry. I am going to have Derek

Henry apply a stiff arm to Christopher David Sims. Please don't tell Sims that he is going to have that

happen to him. He is not aware of it yet, but I will arrange it. We have plenty of real estate up here.

We're going to give Derek Henry a football, and we're going to point in a direction, and we're going to put Chris Sims in the way, and Derek Henry is going to shove Chris Sims face into the ground if it goes the way that I've planned. We also have work done, former NFL running back. That's just during the simulcast. If you stick with us on NBCSN, there will be

even more guests throughout the course of this Thursday, the 30th day of January 2020, including

to Atong of Iloa, Emmett Smith, Chris Long, Phil Sims. We got a little father-suntime here. Hey, in a league

that is characterized by blatant and rampant nepotism, why not have Phil Sims and Chris Sims together for a full segment?

Christian McCaffrey coming up during the simmelcast.

Jarvis Landry from the Cleveland Browns and Juju Smith-Schuster will be joining us as well as we embark on another four-hour stretch on NBCSN.

But it's three hours on NBC Sports Radio as we are three days away from Super Bowl 54, 49ers

and Chiefs, if you haven't heard.

Last night, Sims and I had a live event at the Playwright Irish Pub here in South Beach.

We made our picks, and I really didn't know who I was going to pick.

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