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All right, Romo did his first game yesterday, as a lot of people know,

and I'm going to let you hear a thing that, a compilation that was put together,

because I have a point to make behind it, so that's why I'm going to let you hear a thing that, a compilation that was put together because I have a point to make behind it.

So that's why I'm going to do it.

Obviously, he made the transition.

He did the game.

Now, CBS didn't have a national game yesterday.

So the game they did was not in some of the major markets.

It was not in New York, as an example, unless you have DirecTV.

It was not on the, because they did Oakland at Tennessee,

which was their biggest game because of the fact that, you know,

Week 1 is always a regional week for them and double-headed for Fox.

The Fox had a double-headed game with Seattle and Green Bay,

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