We have made it to 2025 in the final week of the regular season.

I don't know where you're at with this, Judah, but I was out for New Year's Eve, and I was talking to one of the producers here.

And I think it's the last time I go out for New Year's Eve just

crowded you can't can't move in the bars I would much rather just be at home and honestly be

asleep before midnight but it was it was good to get that one out of my system I guess that's I

hear it I came to that conclusion a couple years ago I was just like, why New Year's Eve in particular?

You can do this any other time with your friends.

It'll probably be a lot more of an enjoyable experience.

I was with you.

I was home.

I was asleep before the clock turn.

Yeah, I'm jealous.

But we got a good slate to talk about. There's honestly

not, week 18 is interesting because it's honestly more about kind of looking at news and trying

to find edges that way than it is evaluating these matchups like we have all season. There's a couple

games that should play normally where teams have real

playoff implications to play for, and we're going to try to focus on those, mainly the three

divisions that are still up to grabs, up four grabs, the AFC North, the NFC North, and the NFC

South. So we're going to hit on the five games that are impacted there,

and then finish up with some quick thoughts on other spots we potentially like around the NFL.

And the two games Saturday are where we start. Those are the two AFC North games. The Ravens are in

a pretty clear driver's seat. They just have to beat the Browns. They're 17 and a half point favorites. I think that's the biggest spread we've seen this year. I was trying to think. The Ravens Giants was up at 16. 17 and a half is about as big as I've seen. And full disclosure, I took the Browns plus 17 and a half on Tuesday. I was hoping that we would get potentially James Winston coming back because it sounded

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