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Welcome to Free Range with Von Miller, where nothing is off limits and every down counts. New episodes every Wednesday. Listen and follow Free Range with me, Von Miller, wherever you get your podcast. All right, great to have you with us. It is a frigid Tuesday. Yeah, that's right. Alan Jerry, with you till six. You got Boomer and Geo coming up at the top. What else? NFL conspiracy theorists are out and about, Jerry. How so? I don't... Well, you're looking at an image on your TV screen that the NFL put out in September of this year saying the road to the Super Bowl goes to San Francisco or Santa Clara.

And you're seeing, Jerry, there's a bunch of, it's almost like a painting type thing or an AI image of all players from all these different teams walking towards the Super Bowl trophy.

All right.

So I'm not familiar with this story.

I'm looking at this photo or this image.

Yeah, is that we're looking at the back of the group.

You see Sequin Barclay, Brock Purdy, Joe Burrow, Patrick.

What I'm looking at would show me that they are honoring the Eagles because

Sequan Barclay is clearly the biggest name right in the front with the biggest picture, if you will. But he's actually in the back. I get that, but to me he's also the first thing you see. He is the first thing you see, but we're looking at the back of the line. All right, so what am I missing then? So all the way in the front, Jerry, closest to the Super Bowl trophy when you zoom in,

Drake May and Sam Darnold.

That's the conspiracy.

That's right.

You're going to tell me the NFL would rather have Mike McDonald and Sam Darnold in the Super Bowl

as opposed to Matthew Stafford and Sean McVeigh.

That's correct.

Stop it.

Stop it.

Come on now.

That's what I'm saying.

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