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Justin Herbert, man, the maturing his game, it really finished in Parbaugh, essentially telling him this offseason that you're the guy now.

We want the offense to go through you, and he showed it yesterday.

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I am Jeff Schwartz, eight-year NFL vet.

That is Marty Herney, 30 years of the NFL front offices.

Marty, we had a weekend to behold the National Football League. Still one game left. We have one game tonight between the Lions and Raybuth. We preview that game in our B block. We'll go over our superlatives in the third segment. And then the 4-7, we'll give you our best bet for the week and we'll kind of finish, you know, recapping all the games, Marty.

But I want to start with what we saw. Do you call it the witching hour, too? Are you, are you a fan of this term? Do you know about this term? No. Okay. Witching hour? Yeah, so you, you've been in the front office too long, Marty. You've not been like me, a regular Joe, watching football on Sunday.

So the witching hour. Yeah, so you've been in the front office too long, Marty. You've not been like me, a regular Joe, watching football on Sunday.

So the witching hour, it's really 30 minutes, okay?

It's typically the end of the first block of games.

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