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All right, everybody. It's time for another edition of Overreaction Monday,

week 16. The bulk of it is in the books as of this recording. Whether you're watching

us on the Rich Eisen Show YouTube channel, maybe the cut down version on ESPN2, perhaps you're listening wherever you get your podcast.

I'm Rich Eisenlong with Chris Brock.

Hey, Rich.

Great to see you, man.

I just get the sense again when weeks 15 like last week or 16 this week hit, every snap has a sense of urgency that you just didn't feel

the month before or the two months before, even though every game counts in this league.

You know, it's like watching a playoff baseball game where, you know, you're watching middle

of June, guy gets on first, runs the scoring position, eh, whatever, playoff baseball,

like, oh God, season's over. Seasons done. Somebody reaches first base to lead off the second. Season's done. And May, it's like, whatever. But here, it just feels every snap has a sense of urgency or in the case of some team's desperation. And Week 16 was one of the best regular season weeks. I can remember. I can't wait to see you or hear about what you have on your piece of paper. Hit it. Hit it. That was terrible. That was crap. That was garbage. That's why it sucks. Overreaction. Mondays. Monday. All right, Christopher, what do you have for me? Every window of football had something crazy.

The Thursday night game was wild.

The Saturday night game, the way it finished was unbelievable.

But I want to start with Sunday night because you know what it involves Rich.

Drake May, the New England Patriots, an amazing comeback.

The road of the Super Bowl and the AFC goes through Foxborough.

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