Monday night, the national championship game, Indiana now. Wow, man, I'm just looking at the latest odds.

I see some nines out there.

It's getting big.

See some, huh?

It's getting big, man. A lot of people are riding that Indiana wave, and I honestly can't blame them, too. They look so, so dominant.

I mean, this line's gone from seven and a half to eight and a half, nine.

I see a nine and a half out there now. Wow.

I don't really like the game either way. We'll see when we get to Monday.

Denton's going to join us at noon to preview the National Championship game on Monday night.

We are going to, Max and I, for the next few minutes, do what we did last week,

except now with all eight teams that are left.

We're going to power rank the eight playoff teams that remain as we enter divisional round playoff weekend. And it's not easy to do,

man. This is really going back to last weekend. It really is one of the most wide open fields

in recent memory in the postseason. I mean, we've had Kansas City and Buffalo and Baltimore

in the AFC. We've had a lot of

49ers and Eagles in the NFC. I know a lot of people like Detroit going into it last year,

but even now, trying to rank them one through eight, I mean, I think if you asked 100 people,

you'd have a lot of different number ones.

You'd have probably four different number ones in the league.

You could make the case for the Rams.

You could make the case for Seattle.

You could make the case for Houston.

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