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Welcome to Heed, the Call, an NFL podcast,

and a beautiful, brisk Friday morning after Thanksgiving, Dan Hansis, Mark Sessler,

Justin Graver on the ones and twos, all of you live in the stream. Mark, how are you, buddy?

I'm doing great. Awesome Thanksgiving. Probably the best slate of games

that I can recall on Thanksgiving in a long time. I hope you had a good day with your family.

It was wonderful, and yes, it was accentuated by all the football. And yeah, we're going to go

in order here on the stream and go through every game.

That was played on Thursday. There's another one today, Friday, that will hit on the Sunday

recap. Don't you worry. Do not. Don't dare send us like, you know, mentions and angry subreddit threads about like,

what about the Friday game? These guys don't care. It's like, we'll hit it on Sunday.

It'll be touched on. The NFL doesn't get every day. But I will say that, yeah, like my overall

thoughts, Sessie, and Connor is going to jump on at the end of the show to talk about

the Thursday night game. But my overall thought about the big picture at a ball was status quo

in the NFL was upended on Thanksgiving Day. And it was on a stage to see status quo upended on a stage that was like the main stage at

Glastonbury like that was what an announcement to the world I mean the superpowers that have

come to define football in this decade lions chiefs ravens there's these par paragons of consistency in the envy of the rest of the

football world like Jets fans and Browns fans and Titans fans. No, I didn't just say the three

worst teams in the league. They're the three teams at our show Roots for specifically.

Correct. Anyway, these three teams, these three teams that are the envy of football are in mortal danger of not just failing to make a deep playoff run, but to make the playoffs at all, Sessie.

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