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It's the Harris Football Podcast with your host, Christopher Harris.

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Hey everybody, welcome in.

My name is Chris, and I'm so glad to be talking to you on a day when it's just raining in Los Angeles, which is pretty rare. Hello there, everybody. How the heck are you? Thanks for being here. If you're an every weekday listener, you're awesome. Thank you so much. If you're an occasional listener, whenever you can sneak the show in,

that's great too. I appreciate you more than you could possibly know. I have a pretty silly job.

I hope at all points when you're listening, you realize that while I will talk about this stuff

like it's important and very serious and has a right answer

that simply must be identified, I hope you realize that I also take it with a great grain of

salt that is very giant and that what matters most to me is that you have a good time listening

and that you get a break from whatever's going on in your life and chuckle a

little and pretend along with me that the NFL is very, very important, which is, I think, a nice

thing and a worthwhile goal.

And I'm going to get us started today with the main event of Monday night, the one that got

Buck and Aikman and turned also into a rainstorm. Is it raining

everywhere? In the fourth quarter, it was the Bears sneaking out a win over the commanders

by virtue of a dreadful fumble by Jaden Daniels on a third and one, trying to milk a two-point lead

into a win. He's going to hand it to teeny tiny Jacori

Kroski Merritt. I watched that a few times. I don't think that JCP gets that first down anyway.

He also probably doesn't fumble, but Daniels was already in midfumble by the time he tried to put

it in JCP's chest.

It gives the bears the ball.

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