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Two sleeps to the new year, December 30th.

Welcome to Good Morning Football.

My name is Kay Adams, our show presented to you by Old Trapp Review Turkey.

Thanks for being with us.

New Year's resolutions on the way.

If you have a New Year's resolution with an NFL spin, something you're trying to do, something you're resolving to work on for the next season or into the playoffs, you need a team to work on, please let us know the guys we're going to share is theirs momentarily. Kyle Brandt is here, Super Bowl champion M. Robb, Michael Robinson, in the building as well. And Tom Pellisterro joining us for the second time this week. Tom, how are the early hours treating you? I'll tell you what, Kay, on Monday, I believe I was filling your seat.

Today, I'm filling Peter Schrager's seat. And I'm not going to lie, there's substantially

less pressure here than there was on Monday.

You got to bring the goods, baby. You got to bring the goodness. At GMFB. Let's get right to it. Playoff fixture time. Let's go. Big matchup. Lead block. NEPA. Guys. Let's hit it. Yeah, it's Sunday. It's the five-seed Cardinals. They're going to Jerry Whirl to take on the two-seed Cowboys. What a game this will be.

There are going to be some, you know, some action, some highlights, maybe some turnovers, Trayvon Diggs.

It's all going on in Dallas on Sunday.

Jane Slater has everything you need to know ahead of Week 17.

Good morning, Kay, and good morning breakfast table.

AT&T Stadium hosting a good one on Sunday in the afternoon game.

They have the Arizona Cardinals coming to town. Now, the Cardinals are still trying to lock up the NFC West, which when he looked at that 7-0 start, seemed all but a lock.

But here as of late, they're on a three-game losing streak and hard to say what you're going to get from this offense. Now, it's hurt that they haven't had DeAndre Hopkins, but keep in mind, they do have other players like James Connor, AJ Green, Christian Kirk, and Zach Ertz, and the Cowboys are fairly familiar with having played in this division for so long. The Cowboys also have a defense that's really been peaking as of late. And if there's

one thing to take away from last week's game, don't throw in the direction of Trayvon Diggs.

Not on the first play of the first drive. Sounds from the sidelines was released by the Cowboys,

and you can tell Diggs took that personally. One more interception, and he will have the franchise

record for the most picks in a single season.

One other note for the Cowboys, offensive linemen, Tyrant Smith, returned to practice in a limited capacity on Wednesday,

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