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It's time for the Business of Sports with Andrew Brandt.

Hey there, boys and girls.

Welcome to another edition of The Business of Sports with Andrew Brand.

Got a special one for you this week.

I'll get to that in a second.

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Before I get to our special guest, my rant of the week, you know what that's about.

All the happenings around the NFC championship game, a little bit on the AFC championship game.

Listen, we know by now the call was obvious.

It was past interference.

If it was called, also helmet to helmet.

If it was called, the Saints would have

had the ball way deep into Rams territory, and they could have milked the clock to go way down,

I think even below 20 seconds, kick a field goal, et cetera, et cetera. Bottom line is they win the

game. So this, we can talk about all the things, all the play calling that Sean Payton didn't or didn't do,

and whether the Rams had calls against them or not.

But that call changed the game and changed who was going to the Super Bowl.

There's no question about that.

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