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The NFC playoff picture,

we're only a little more than halfway there,

living on a prayer,

and I feel as though I could tell you what the NFC looks like,

and I want someone to tell me what I'm missing. Danny G. stands up. He's ready to debate me on this. Danny. Well, I witnessed Rich. Again, we spent some time at the airport this week. I saw Rich scratching off teams. He's scratching off teams already. That don't even matter in the NFC. I took a screenshot on my iPad and I was, I was making, you know, when you take a screenshot and use a little pencil feature, I was magic marking things out. I'm like, out. I mean, it's, hey, it's, week 11, we're already heading into week 12. You know, he has a great assessment. I think we all do. I think he's making a good point. The NFC East, you could pretty much look at it and see who's dominant and who's done. Yeah, let's go, let's go through the AFC and the NFC real quick. But NFC primarily. And Kavino, did you just fall? Oh, I heard it. I was like, that would be great radio. Kavito collapsed on the air. Yeah. But he's fine? I'm thankful. I'm thankful. I'm thankful you're okay, Steve. I guess we're thankful. I just dropped my phone. So let's look at the NFC East. Without any real analysis, we realize that, you know, Philadelphia's in. Arguably the best team. I'm scared of them and I'm a Niners fan. Philadelphia and Dallas. Washington and the Giants, out. They're not doing it. Out of there. Out of there. The North. Are you sure? Tommy DeVito had a game. He did. He did. He's in my things that made you go, hmm. He doesn't get to play the commandos next week, though. I know. You know what? So those two teams out, right? So now we got Philadelphia, Dallas in. Detroit somehow found a way to win yesterday in a game where if you didn't watch, this is where I get, dude, they were down by

12.

This is where I get caught up with Red Zone.

I'm sorry if I'm all over the place when I'm excited to see everyone.

I'm excited to be here talking about this on Fox Sports Radio. Don't apologize for being you, bro. I say it all the time. Thanks, bro. Thank you, man. That's precious. But we were with a bunch of buddies, and we were watching Red Zone.

I'm not a Red Zone guy.

I'm a...

One game?

I'm a NFL Sunday ticket, flip from game to game, go back if I miss something. Red Zone is so ADD. Boom, bam, boom, bam. I'm surprised you don't like it. I do, but what happens, Moncie, is that sometimes you miss the bigger picture of a game. Sure, of course. Like, if you watch that. Yeah, you don't get the feel of a game. You don't get the feel of a game. Like if you watch that...

Yeah, you don't get the feel of a game. You don't get the feel of a game. Like, I didn't realize I was like, oh, wait, goff through three picks and that, like, you don't know why a team's down because they're just showing when the team's in the red zone and you're like, oh, that's why. They somehow found the way to win. So let's go back to the standings.

They're in.

Lyons are in.

Let's be honest.

Yeah, they should be. And likely the Vikings at 6 and 5, even though they lost last night, they're in. Green Bay, Chicago. Out. Yeah. One team will make it from the South, and we don't know who that is. That's the only mystery because it's like, which team sucks the least? New Orleans, Atlanta or Tampa, right? And Panthers are out. So it's like, New Orleans, Atlanta, or Tampa, whoever decides not to suck so bad, will win that division. At 9 and 8, maybe even 8 and 9, right? And then out west, 49ers Seattle. Playoffs set. Yeah, that's it. There's certain teams you could

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