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Welcome to this week's edition of the Better Rivals podcast.

My name is Oscar Oparicio, and this week, the NFL season is officially complete.

The Buccaneers did what the 49ers were not able to do last year.

Could we learn any lessons from the team that finished the job? And with me this week to discuss

Tom Brady rage eating an avocado, its special guest, George Shihuri. George is the data

scientist and head of content at Pro Football Focus. He's the host of the PFF forecast. He's the

third wheel on the Chris Collinsworth and Richard Sherman podcast,

and he is also a fellow 49ers fan. He joins to see what lessons we can take away from the Super

Bowl, what the 49ers need to do to get back to the mountaintop, and even what he would do

at number 12 in the NFL draft. We start off with some fun questions on the top.

If you don't know who Eric Eager is, it's his co-host on the PFF forecast. He is a Chiefs fan.

And so that's where we begin. We dive right in. And so here's my conversation with George Shuhuri.

George Shihuri, it's a pleasure to have you back.

I wanted to start off right at the top and ask you how Eric is doing after his chiefs,

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