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All right. Good evening, everybody. That's right. We're in tonight, Sunday night. We got a lot going on, too. I wanted to get in here early tonight to do the show because I was so excited about that game. I couldn't wait to talk about it.

Aaron's back from vacation. I'm excited about that. But hey, Corbin did a really good job last week, too.

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All right, look, I'm going to start by admitting this, Aaron.

I watched mostly other football in the fourth quarter of that game.

I went back and watched Josh Johnson, but all of the one o'clock games, except for one, and that would have been

the one being played at FedEx Field, were incredible. I mean, there were so much drama in the

NFL. This was truly, the cowboy game just finished up moments ago. This is one of the better

NFL Sundays in a long, long time with the finish

to the cowboy game, with the crazy lateral play Miami miracle over the Patriots. The Ravens

Chiefs game was phenomenal. The Steelers Raiders game was incredible. There were other close

games that weren't as significant, but there was one

massive blowout, and that one happened at FedEx Field. Look, I'll start with this. We've been here

before. We have. This is not uncharted territory for all of us. Today wasn't new. You know, Spurrier's game against the

Cowboys late 2003, 27 to nothing, with the cold rain and sleep falling, and you could see that

he could not wait to get to warmer climbs. Zorn late in 2009 against the Giants, the swinging

gate game, 45 to 12 was the final. The Chiefs late in 2009 against the Giants, the swinging gate game.

45 to 12 was the final.

The Chiefs late in 2013, 45 to 10 in the snow.

The Cowboys finale, 2014, 44 to 17.

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