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Oh, it feels right. It looks right because the final piece has fallen into place. Here is your complete divisional round schedule. Dallas heads to San Francisco to take on the 49ers. That game is Sunday evening. You got three before that. Two on Saturday, two on Sunday. The train does not stop moving once the playoffs begin. Grab your seat, shut the door, buckle up. Here we are. Good Morning Football, presented by Old Trapper Beach Turkey live in New York City. It's Tuesday, January 17th. I'm Jamie Eardall. It's Kyle Brandt, Peter Schroger, Jason McCordy. Kyle, when you watch a Cowboys team like that last night, do you shudder at coming to work the next day to be like, all right, I got a giddy up with my Cowboys takes now, or you welcome it? You welcome the platform. I like change. I don't like the same cereal every morning. I like the variety box. So I like something fresh and new. And if the Cowboys had lost last night and choked at the end of the game, it's stale, it's boring. I actually like how amazing they were last. And I'm happy to see it. Fantastic. Let's look at the hot. I like these logos. Like I'm looking at these teams left. Like Giants, Eagles, Bills, Bengals, San Francisco. Niners, Cowboys, even Jaguars, K-Cs. But, like, we have eight teams left, and I love these four games. I agree. I agree. I'm into it. It is. Like the puzzle. It fits together, and it's, oh, man, it's going to be good. But let's review what happened last night in the lead block. All right. So the Cowboys won.

That's why we're talking about segments we're doing three days from now. That's right. But which team? Exactly. Cowboys, Buccaneers, 31 to 14. It was never close. Cowboys, great night for them. Let's hear from, we're in both quarterbacks? No, let's just go to Tom Brady.

Why would we hear from Dak after a great playoff win, right?

Brady, go ahead.

I'm gonna go home and get a good night's sleep as good as I can tonight. And then, uh, when you want to figure out, I mean, I was first. No, I'm not, you know, this has been a lot of focus on, you know, this game. So, yeah.

It's just be one day at a time, truly.

All right, a lot to unpack there.

Let's talk Tom Brady.

And we're going to start this conversation off with our NFL Network insider, Tom Pelliserra.

Tom, good morning.

What do we need to know on day one of another

off-season conversation regarding Tom Brady's future? Well, Jamie, Tom Brady, as you heard,

not giving any timetable on when he might make a decision about whether to continue playing

at the age of 46 in 2023.

Now, I can also tell you that people close to Brady in recent weeks have said that all options

are on the table and he is more open to the possibility of coming back than he was back

in September.

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