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Coming up on Inside Coverage.

Time to hand out awards, why we disagree on the MVP.

And we make bold predictions for the second half of the season that you have to hear to believe.

Jory Epstein, Frank Schwab, Inside Coverage, next.

Music Jory Epstein, Frank Schwab, Inside Coverage, next. Let's do a show, everybody.

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Don't listen to what other people say. And this is kind of sort of the halfway point of the season.

I mean, the 17 game thing messes everything up. We've been in this mode now for a while. It used to be so much

easier when it was 16 games. You could divide by four. You could do the quarter report, the

halfway report, everything. It was nice and clean and easy, and we had this whole baseline. Now it's 17

games and it's a pain. So here's what we've decided to do. Instead of a deep dive, a play-by-play recap

of what you knew was going to happen, the chiefs would eventually pull away from the commanders

and they would win. Forget about that. It happened. The chiefs are good. We are going to do

our mid-season awards today, even though technically it's not mid-season until like, I don't know,

midway through the games on Sunday or maybe that would be Thursday. I don't know. Jory Epstein,

Frank Schwab, my good friends are here for this show. Jory, is this halfway through the season?

Are we cheating? Does this feel right to you?

I know, as you were saying this, Andrew, I was thinking, like, do we need to pull up around 2, 3 p.m.

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