And the Hello friends and welcome back to another episode of the Rotterone

football podcast as you know it's the most important podcast in the

universe it's the most important podcast in the universe. It's week 17, the last week of the NFL season.

Thank you for tuning in each and every week to the three podcasts we have on Tuesdays, on Thursdays and on Fridays we've gotten a lot of

cool messages throughout this week after the championships of your fancy

playoffs that we helped jawl out and that's awesome you helped us out. I mean you kept us employed.

That's awesome and we're glad that you enjoyed the content, enjoyed the podcasts, enjoyed the

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Let's put it that way you can also tell that I am on a different setup this week. Yeah, that's the right way to say it because I'm on the road. I'm in Charlotte finally eating some grits, colored greens, barbecue, all that good stuff. So if it sounds a little bit different, one I apologize, but two,

I don't think it's going to be too awful for you to turn off this podcast. And speaking of this

podcast later on, we have Roto-Pat to discuss the NFC section of the playoff picture.

That means first step with Evan Silva.

Evan writes the match-ups column, as you know, on Rutter World.

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And Evan, we are going to talk about the AFC showdown quickly let me say how the AFC

playoff picture is looking right now because we know that week 17 doesn't feature

all competitive games because a lot of these teams have things locked up.

Kansas City, New England, Houston, and the Chargers are all locked into the playoffs, possibly

in different orders, but what we care about is teams that are in. So really the two games we're going to focus on Evan,

are Baltimore, Cleveland, and Indianapolis, Tennessee.

Let's start with Baltimore and Cleveland.

Evan, I'll make this question simple.

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