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It’s the saddest day of the sports calendar. Cousin Sal and Dave thank football for giving us all a great season before recapping Super Bowl 55 as Tampa Bay rolls over Kansas City.
The guys give credit to Tampa’s defense for completely shutting down the Chiefs offense and make an argument for who should have received the MVP. Is this Brady’s most impressive run? Who is to blame; Tyreek Hill’s dropped touchdown, bad officiating and questionable calls at the end of the first half?
An early look at next year’s odds as Sal likes the Browns/Rams and Dave likes teams who potentially still aren’t set at quarterback. The NFL Awards were given out, Aaron Rodgers has a big week and Dave thinks TJ Watt got a raw deal losing DPOY to Aaron Donald.
Sal’s son has a huge Steelers front-lawn display for his birthday. Dave has never been more proud.
The guys wonder if Tom Brady have won the Super Bowl with other teams if he signed with them? Did Bill Belichick watch the game? And how the hell did Joel’s Super Bowl tweet get 300,000 likes? Finally, Dave and Sal each give their Crown Royal Athlete of the Week as Drew Pearson finally gets his long-awaited Hall of Fame call.
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