The Detroit Lions' chances all depend on their trenches in the offensive line. And I'll tell you why it also may determine who comes out of the NFC.

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At the end of the show, we're going to talk about the Washington trade with the 49ers

for Debo Samuel and why Brock Purdy's new number one may allow the 49ers to not be losers of that trade.

The Sanders chance in Cleveland is a question, but it's a question that we are going to have to answer with some nuanced thinking because you got to watch what you say.

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