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It's January 11th.

I'm Jamie Yardolph.

It's Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager, and Jason McCordy. Let's do it. Let's get to Lee Block. We've got a lot to talk about today. Oh, here we go. It was the night before Super Wild Card Weekend. No, it was actually, it was the night before Christmas. In Minnesota's Greg Joseph delivered a game-winning 61-yard field goal to defeat the Giants. It was actually his second game-winning field goal in two weeks.

That was back in week 16. Now, these two teams take a reset for a wild card rematch,

and everyone's favorite quarterback dad is hoping it won't take any late-game heroics

to get the win this time around.

Cousins, of course, Kirk Cousins, who we're talking about, is one and two in his career as a starter in the playoffs. And he would very much like to even that record on Sunday, change the narrative maybe behind his play in big moments. That wild card win, let's say it happens for the Vikings against the Giants. What do you think that would mean for Kirk Cousins, Peter? I think it's huge. I don't think it's as big as we might think, though, because he's already gotten the playoff win, and he did it in way more adverse situation. This is 2019 playoffs. I've brought this up many times. Everyone says, Kirk Cousins can't win a big game. Kirk Cousins, the underdog Vikings, went into New Orleans,

into the Superdome against a Saints team that was absolutely rolling,

and he hit Kyle Rudolph on this touchdown in the back of the end zone in overtime

to eliminate a Sean Payton, Drew Breeze, red-hot defense, led Saints team. That's now four years ago. Yeah. Then you get to five years. Then you get to six. You don't get that many. Cousins is not a 25-year-old quarterback. To me, it's if not when, if not now, when. Like, this is a good Vikings team. You've got a home game. The NFC is wide open.

Everyone would say, well, no, the Eagles crushed them and the Cowboys crushed them.

Where are the playoffs? Have you seen the Cowboys play lately?

I've seen the Eagles play lately? I love Brock Purdy, but the 49ers don't have an absolute sure thing when it comes to experience in big games.

You look around the quarterback landscape, like, a win here?

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