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Hello, Happy New Year and welcome to the Bringer NFL Sunday recap show. I'm Nora Pintiati.

17 Sunday is almost in the books, recording in the middle of Sunday Night Football.

I am here, as always, with Steven Ruiz and Benjamin Solak joining us for the headline,

Benjamin, Happy New Year. Happy New Year. Go Birds. Ish. It was a bad Sunday for me. You guys are

going to be surprised to hear this. It was a terrible sickening Sunday for me. I tried to tell you

to stop pounding. I tried to tell you stop pounding was around the corner and indeed the pounding stopped.

That's not the reason. Not that I received a message. Don't let me finish the anecdote.

Okay. Because you're about to reveal it. I'm not mad that they lost. I mad at myself because at

one point, the Panthers forced the fumble and recovered it and I did a fist pump.

He felt it. They're remaining Carolin, Carolinian,

strands of DNA in Steven's arm took over and he fist pumped the fumble recovery in that moment.

The Panther season was over. It was the first time I had felt an emotion about the Panther

season. At least like 2018. The headline's not about the Panthers. It's about whether or not

Stephen had a good Sunday. Yes. That's what it was always about.

All right. But here's what we're going to talk about. We're talking about the NFC.

The 49ers beat the Raiders in overtime. The Vikings got crushed by the Packers. The Eagles

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