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One guest on the show today, Nick Ackridge from Pro Football Focus will be back with us.

We'll talk to Nick about the Super Bowl, but we will focus in on Washington and Philadelphia.

How big is the gap and what does Washington need to do in this offseason to close that gap?

I start with a few emails today. This from Paul. Paul writes, and this was kind of in response to me talking about Philadelphia's dominant Super Bowl defensive performance,

Paul writes, the Broncos defense in Super Bowl 50 versus the Cam Newton-led Panthers was as dominating as any I can recall. A defensive player was even named MVP,

Von Miller. Newton was hammered in that game and was never the same player afterwards.

Yeah, Paul, the Broncos defense was great in that game. Von Miller, incredible in that game. And remember,

the play in which he knocked the ball out of Cam Newton's hands, fumble on the ground,

balls right there for Cam Newton to jump on it. It's a close game, fourth quarter, and he doesn't

jump on the football. That was a memorable play from that

Super Bowl. By the way, I think Cam Newton has expressed in recent years regret for not jumping

on that football. But I don't think what Denver did in that game was what Philadelphia did to Kansas City on Sunday, Paul.

I went back and just kind of looked at that game briefly and went kind of drive by drive.

The Panthers moved the football enough to stay in that game.

You know, they were down 13 to 7 at the half.

They moved the football on the opening drive of the second half into short chip shot field goal range and Graham Ganoe missed a

kick that would have cut the lead to three. They moved the ball again deep into Denver

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