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Slack.com slash DHQ. Part of the interruption, but I'm Mike Willabont, Tony

Sciences, say humans in the year 2100 could be part-machine with brain chips and

bionic limbs. Tony Cornhazure, whatever it takes to get us to 100 years of

PTI. If I get bionic limbs, brain chips, just wire me up. This is like in the year 2000,

we were supposed to be having jet packs. Remember the Jetsons? Remember the Cartoon?

Yeah. We were supposed to have jet packs by 2000. Where are they?

No, I don't have any jet packs. No. And I don't want a fanny pack anymore.

I just don't want it. We're going to PTI boys and girls. In today's episode, the dolphins

lose again. The cowboys scrape by the Texans and Zion Williams and throws one down on the

sun. But we begin today with two NFC games that could have an effect on shaping the

playoffs. Willabont got the first one right. He had the Lions beating Minnesota, even

the Minnesota came in with a 10-in-2 record. Later in the day, San Francisco got a very

credible performance from Brock Pertie and his first NFL start and they drilled Tampa Bay

35-7. Willabont, which was the bigger result?

Tony, the Lions. Because the Lions now have won 5 out of 6 and they're on the cusp. I mean,

I look at these ridiculous, whatever is FPI or whatever it is that declares the percentage

chance as a team will do something like make the playoffs. And the Lions have jumped up

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