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Happy Monday. Welcome into the Pack of Day podcast.

I'm your host, Andy Herman.

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Let's kick things off today with the Super Bowl, of course.

Hope you enjoyed the game.

It was one of the all-time great Super Bowls, in my opinion, up until a very controversial ending,

which may have left you feeling

one way or another, depending on where your stance was and what happened at the end with the

holding penalty. What does Matt LaFleur so eloquently say and so often say, football is an

imperfect game, and it's a million percent true. It is imperfect from a player standpoint. It

is imperfect from a ruling standpoint. What is a catch? What isn't a catch? It is imperfect

from a refereeing standpoint. And we try to put in all of these rubber bumpers to try to be

able to review plays and get things right on the field and make it so that there's not as much

controversy, but ultimately what ends up happening is that in huge moments, these plays that could

go one way or the other ultimately end up being extremely controversial and really, you know,

having everyone have a very strong opinion on what happened. And to some extent, that's what makes sports

great, right? The human element and, you know, what can happen in any given moment. But I don't

think anybody. I don't think anybody wanted to see a game really come down in this, of this magnitude,

really ever, but of this magnitude, a Super Bowl, which like I said,

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