He takes the snap.

He plays down the middle.

He fires and the ball is caught in the back of the end zone by Danny.

It's a catch.

Amadola.

Touchdown.

Patriots.

He made the ground just inside the end line.

And New England has taken the lead.

I love Tom Brady.

Man, Danny. Playoff Amadola. So money on the lead. I love Tom Brady. Man, Danny, playoff Amidola. So money on his drive. Amadola elevates one foot. What a cat, right foot. Oh my God. That's cut out. Clutch. I guarantee you, Edelman's pissed. I guarantee you, because I would be. Yeah, Amindola is Edelman this year. He's running all the same roots, making all the same catches. I would be jealous and pissed. If I got hurt and the team went on to go to the Super Bowl and the guy that was essentially my understudy took over, I would be pissed. He's best friends with Brady, he's got the locker room to himself. Now he knows how Welker felt. I know. Yeah, like if I, like say I got leprosy and I had to leave the station for like a year. And someone came in and all of a sudden you guys started getting 50 shares. Yeah. I'd be furious.

I would be pissed. Well, it's the competitor in him. You know, at that point, I don't... No, but I mean, you don't want people to have a bunch of success with something that you were involved in. Sure. Now, I want my friends to have success because it's much more fun to hang out with people that can get cool stuff than it is to not have cool stuff. But in terms of something I'm intimately involved with, when I'm gone, I wanted to fail. Just like Matt Light wants the Patriots to fail. I was just going to say, Matt Light probably feels the same way. You know, Matt Light retired. But he left and they still kept winning, you see. No, but he left. Like, if I left the show, then I would hope that you guys did well. And I'm being completely honest, if I was to leave the show, but if I was fired and you guys were in on it, I'd want you to fail miserably. Sure. All right. Here we go. The final stop for the playoff series, Raffle is for the big game. The Life Foundation is raffling off a chance for one lucky fan and a guest for a once-of-the-lifetime trip to see the big game in Minneapolis on February 4th.

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Matt Light is raffling off this trip.

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in Philadelphia, you know what I'm talking about.

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Hudson.

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or perhaps has not gone to bed.

Mr. Matt Light.

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