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Pardon me interrupt you, but I'm Mike Wilbond up in New York City for a third straight

show. I'm Tony Cornheye's, you know, people are getting a wonder if you're ever coming

back to the studio. Yeah? Oh, I really could see I'm in an actual studio. I'm in, let's

ask where you are. Well, I'm in a studio. It's an actual studio. It's just a little bit

off the beaten path. Just a little bit. Don't worry. You can find a hospital. You can

find Mr. Tone. Oh, welcome to PTI, boys and girls. Today's episode. The NFL moves forward.

Jim Harbaw considers his options in Carlos Correa, may need another new team. But we begin

today with the NFL's plan to accommodate declaring the Buffalo Cincinnati game no contest.

The guts of this accommodation is to play the AFC championship game at a neutral site if

it involves two of these three teams. Buffalo, Kansas City, Cincinnati. Plus, if Baltimore

beats Cincinnati on Sunday, and if they were to meet in the wildcard round, the home field

would be determined by a coin flip, even though Cincinnati has been declared the division

winner. What about what do you think of the plan?

Tony, first of all, there's no surprise. I sat here every day saying this game's not

going to be played. So I know that people with various networks drummed up, you know,

some talk as if, oh, what is the NFL going to do? Nothing. They're not going to play

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