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Welcome to another edition of the Around the NFL podcast.

My name is Dan Hansis.

I come to you from the virtual room filled with some heroes. Mark Sessler, Greg Rosenthal. What is up, boys? Hey now. Championship Week. Big week. I mean, Greg is pumping his arms left and right. If you were able to, if you're not watching this on YouTube, it's quite a sight. You gotta sometimes give yourself the energy if you're not feeling it right at the beginning, you know. Yesterday was the, I do know what day it is. It's Tuesday. Um, and yesterday, Monday, I feel like it was the first time we hadn't seen each other in about 197 days. So feel totally

refreshed. Like really miss you guys. It's, uh, yeah, I mean, we spent all Saturday and

Sunday together on Sky, which was a delight to do. But it is, it's been a lot of, um, from my

POV, a lot of Greg and Dan. Um, and from yours, a lot of, of me, a lot of me, which is, if I'm to measure

the way that my household is responding to me, I don't think that people are wanting more.

They're wanting maybe just a little bit less.

What was the vibe in the household after the Browns went down on Sunday?

I imagine, obviously supportive.

Do you think there was a part of Simone,

who was obviously not rooting against the Browns, but relieved to have that tension out of the

house because sometimes, Mark, you do bring a level of tension. And I imagine when the Browns are

in the playoffs, it has to be at another level. Well, there were really only a couple super tense moments.

And the first was the Steelers game, which was largely celebratory.

But the Chiefs won, I would say that my, like, you know, take on the whole thing

and me stomping around the house was a lot less because it was, I wasn't expecting necessarily the team to

win. I just wanted to see what happened and, you know, we're doing the sky thing at the same

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