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Ten days.

Ten days away from the big game.

And the stage is getting set in Glendale, Arizona for Super Bowl 57. It kicks off Sunday, February 12th, 6.30 p.m. Eastern on Fox. But keep it right here on NFL Network. Right up until then, we'll have you covered with a ton of pregame coverage and Pro Bowl coverage and anything that's happening. We've got you covered. Good morning football presented by Old Trapper Beef Jerky. Live here in New York City, it's Thursday. February 2nd. I'm Jamie Erdall. That's Peter Schrager, Jason McCordy. Sean O'Hara here. Good morning. Huge day today, guys. Huge day. It's groundhog day. Is it? Today's Groundhog Day. We're going to find out. Okay. Let's do it. You know who's experiencing Groundhog Day already is Kyle Brandt because he's in Las Vegas and when you wake up in

Vegas is just the same. You're just on a loop and it just keeps going and going. Kyle, how

you doing out there? I'm doing great. I hope I experienced Groundhog Day. I got a view of the

Rio right over here. I can see the Thunder Down Under poster. Yesterday, guys, I went to the Raiders

facility, which is not far from here and not a subtle edifice. Big old torch outside. Saw a lot of the Pro Bowl players, talked to a bunch of them. The 49ers are here. Sort of? Those poor bastards have still got that glazed over look in their eye from the title game. I'll tell you about it later. And I got to talk to Snoop, who says he watches good morning football every day. So he's probably watching right now. So hi, Snoop. Everybody say hello. Hi, Snoop Dogg. Dogg. Dogg. Got my gin and juice socks on for you. That jacket is knowing Groundhog's day because we just know Kyle Brandt's going to wear it for like a week straight because Snoop said it was awesome. He should want to take it. Kyle's like, I'm going to keep this on by person.

I know right all right thanks Kyle we'll talk to a little bit time for the lead block so the chiefs came away with the win against the Bengals in the a FC title game but it didn't come without a price now we know Patrick Mahomes was injured going into that game, but wide receivers,

Michael Hardman, Cadarius Tony, Juju Smith-Schuster, and Safety Ladarius Sneed all left the

AFC championship game with injuries. Now, yesterday, the Chiefs didn't practice. Again,

we're 10 days out, but they released an estimated injury report, and all four of those names,

would not have practiced. An estimated one. If they would have practiced. An estimated injury report, kind of like a projection screen. You're just smirking. Like, why are we talking about this? I can't believe you're not practicing. This is the league block, Jason. Okay. This is the big week of practice. And we're just scraping the surface for things to talk about. Chief's injuries. The progress.

Is this something that you are most concerned about?

Or is there something else that is at the top of mind, Peter?

You know, going into this thing, we survive the AFC championship game if you're Mahomes. And it's like we survive the Jaguar's second half if you're Mahomes with that ankle.

But like this Eagles team

is coming, and they are healthy, and that defensive line just put a beating on the 49ers. And

you could say, well, that was Purdy's first drive. Look, Purdy didn't hurt himself going back

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