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It'll be time for these two teams to settle it. He's going to fire

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towards the end zone. Looking downfield...

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CHEERING How did he do that? Were on top.

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Unstoppable! Helen Lander welcome Tuala preview

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show for the Super Bowl between newly Patriots and Atlanta Falcons,

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and where better to host this event than Houston where people reach for

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the stars, Texas, where football is more than just a dream, it is a way

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of life. Football in Texas is religion. Football is everything. It

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is a way of life. Every day they shut down for high school football.

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It does become that family where you share the highs and lows of

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competition. You guys going out today? You know what is going on on

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Sunday, right? It is all right here. No matter what happens, it is going

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to take you far, guys, right? All right, guys.

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APPLAUSE Each of these guys that are playing

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right now they take pride, because they love the game. They come out

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here on the football field and forget all that that goes on

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outside, because on this field, you guys of all the same, you're all

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together and you are all working for a common goal. On the show tonight,

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the half-time performer Lady GaGa struggles to keep her photo pays --

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poker-faced. This was the first argument between me and my bid. The

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Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan and as coordinator explain how their

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relationship was. You have got to reschedule cross. And we will get

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the final thoughts and predictions ahead of the big game from Jason and

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Ose. We go to opening night. The venue is the home of the Houston

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Astros. It is a chance for the board media to meet all those. And to get

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the week off to a successful launch. This is your team, man, and I am

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seeing so many guys coming up and hollering at my boy, Ose. I need

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you, brother. I know that you are out there, to. You have got to come

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down and holler. We have a special audience for you. From the United

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Kingdom. This is the next great pass rusher in the NFL. UK, what's up,

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man? You know the way to beat them, right? You have got to get pressure

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on that quarterback. It is all on you, bro, what are you going to do?

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Well, I myself, Ose is talking to his friends, everyone shaking his

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hands and giving him a hug. UK, this is the man. And you see me, I am

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just over here. You are my friend. Hello, UK, how are you guys doing? I

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am Mr all some! The biggest thing is ball security. Look at the turnover

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and away they get the ball away, superfast. We want to get the ball

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and get upfield as fast as possible. We are taking on one of the fastest

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teams. It is their speed. Who's that? Tom Brady. There is an intense

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focus. Two weeks to prepare. The only thing going on in my life right

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now is preparing for this game. Here we are outside the venue for Super

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Bowl LI, the NRG Stadium lit up in the back run. Congratulations on

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being a professional rather than just going round hugging some people

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in the background. I needed some friends! I was just so happy to be

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there. I was amongst all of my ought friends. I was in a comfortable

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environment. It's a serious point, the Atlanta Falcons don't just want

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to be happy to be here. Did you sense at media day that they were

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not getting carried away, that there's a job to done? It is such a

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young team. For a team that hasn't been there they showed tremendous

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professionalism. They knew exactly what they had to do. They paid me a

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little bit of attention but I had to see that I have a tiger that they

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had. These guys are ready to play. You could see it in Brady as well,

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you could see that focus. They see enough of me. Wow, when they came on

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and came on the stage, I sense something different, like this team

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had a different focus. It was very fine, like, fine June. We will look

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at the Patriots later. We will start by focusing on the Atlanta Falcons,

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and this is how they reached Super Bowl LI. There is no love lost

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secrets held between the Falcons and the Saints. 40, 45, 50, touchdown,

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Atlanta! Touchdown, Atlanta. Four touchdown passes in the first half.

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That will lock up fast. The fellows in the Black hats have gone surging

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into the postseason. Here we go. On the 7-yard line. With the catch, and

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the touchdown! Ryan throws, and touchdown. The Falcons fly to the

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NFC title game. I don't know if you have seen a matchup with two

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quarterbacks like this playing in an NFC game. It is going to take all of

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us, everyone together, let's get this wind. Touchdown! Mohamed Sanu.

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He will play through. The ball is loose. Atlanta Redfern with

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problems. Ryan wants to grow, Julio Jones in Green Bay territory,

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touchdown. I would say that they closed this house in high style

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today. Dan Quinn has taken Atlanta to the Super Bowl. All the attention

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going into this game, and it has been this week, if you watch any of

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the US channels, it is all about the Falcons' offense which has been the

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best in the NFL this season. They have turned it up another level,

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decimating opponents, beating them up and down the football field, Matt

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Bryant, Julio Jones, Devonta Freeman, they have weapons all

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across their field. For people who watch this one thing every year when

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it comes to the NFL, is that the key to this Atlanta offense that there

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are numerous weapons are available? Absolutely. The way that they

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distribute the ball and use all those weapons, and they have got

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comfortable with using those guys in all those different positions. But,

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they have to get their running game going to win this game. They need

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not to be one-dimensional. If they can run the ball that opens up the

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play action pass which Matt Ryan is great at. If they just went pass,

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pass, pass, that is easy for the Patriots to pick up on? Bill

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Belichick will not just allow them to pass, they have got to be able to

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run the ball and keep the Patriots defense off-balance. Lots of the

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Patriots will just pin their ears back and come after the quarterback.

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It will be a long day for them. Defensively, have the Falcons been

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not weak, but they have struggled? Yes, they have. A lot of it is

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youth. These guys have a couple of injuries early on but they have kind

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of gelled now and they have figured it out. They have been inconsistent

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and that comes from inexperience, but in the last couple of games they

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have dominated opponents. All of the talk has been about their offense

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and rightly so, because they are Dominic Thiem, but now, they are

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peaking at the right time. -- they are a dominant theme. We will look

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now at the contrast between the quarterbacks. You cannot be thinking

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when you up there when you're playing this position. We put in so

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much time and work preparing for the game so that I can go out there and

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be on autopilot. It is fascinating to me what you have to process. And

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300 people are trying to do bad things to you. Under a minute to go,

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32-26, Green Bay. This is the second to last day, and I am looking to

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make sure that these guys are in their spot. This is good design,

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understanding their way that this defense is setup, that these guys

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are basically year two double 01 Julio. Any time you have Julio

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Jones, you expect it to be going in his direction. It is Matt's job to

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see where the matchup is. Matt is a great job, and Mo saw that this guy

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was going to take Mo, so we throw it to Mo, but if Matt sees that, then

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yes to throw it to Julio. Very rarely do you get a pocket like

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this. Sometimes guys cannot make these throws with the back pocket,

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but what separates Matt from a lot of these guys is that you are under

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more duress. The clock starts ticking. The next play you might

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start a double call, you have a reschedule OY cross. Say what he

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just said. He changed the cam and he wanted a different play but it

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happens sometimes. I'm not sure what he said and which one it was

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supposed to be. Julio realise it is is that if you mess up one word you

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can ruin our play. That takes a lot of focus. Can anyone understand this

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who doesn't love it? When I try to explain it all, people think you are

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like a doctor or something. We are definitely not that. It is just

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football, but what does go into it. I found my jaw hitting the car park

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floor here when I heard that, when we watch that, just for how

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complicated some of these play calls are.

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Absolutely, you think we're big dumb guys... Big, dumb and handsome! Big

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dumb guys running around on the football field, you see the

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intricate details that go in, the play call, the things they have to

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know, tremendous amount of information they have to be able to

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cover as we saw in the video. There must have been 25 words, something

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like that, in that call. That Matt Ryan tried to repeat. Matt Ryan's

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nickname is Matty Ice and he needs to be. With that verbiage in the

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west Coast offence is, it can be changed to mean a totally different

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play if one word is out of line. One word in the wrong place, one word

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wrong, that messes up everything. Everybody is screwed up, everybody

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is like hey, what's going on? The crazy thing about those calls, each

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thing he says talks to a different group, one for the offensive

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linesman, for the receivers, one for protection, everything is a

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direction to those people and they have to know the exact right thing

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to do. Shanahan lost his playbook on media night because a journalist

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picked up his bag by mistake and walked off with it and for half an

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hour Shanahan, not surprisingly, was in a bit of a panic. I can't even

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imagine what was going through his head. They had the whole security

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team after that. The biggest weekend you lose your playbook. His head

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might be in San Fran from he might be in San Fran already. They jump on

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those plays early in the game, we know who got it! Some people have

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been making jokes about that. You mentioned San Francisco, Jan had

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world be thinking about possibly becoming head coach of San

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Francisco, he's had one interview. He is the head coach. But he's got

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to... This is firmly at the forefront of his mind. No question

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about that he's going to be head coach of the San Francisco 49ers,

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tremendous young football coach. This has to be on his mind. Let's

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move from the Falcons and talk about the Patriots. Here is how New

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England reached Super Bowl L one. Patriots underdog and is ready to

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wrap up the regular campaign. Touchdown! Patriots! Brady. 28

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touchdown passes, two interceptions. An NFL record. Comes back and plays

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best football ever. Welcome to Foxboro and this AFC divisional

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playoff between the Patriots and the Houston Texans. To the end zone.

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Touchdown Patriots on their way to a sixth straight AFC Championship

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Game. They have continued to march on. Like they have for years.

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Welcome to Foxboro's Gillette Stadium and the AFC Championship

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Game, each of these teams trying to become the first franchise to reach

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a ninth Super Bowl. They get them every time! High-fives for

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everybody. Runs it up the middle. Touchdown Patriots! Get the nails

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out and start sticking them in his coffin! The New England Patriots

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will play one more game. Tom Brady will try to earn a fifth Super Bowl

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championship. When talking about the Patriots, do

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you have to start with Belichick and Brady, is there nothing else to

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really begin with? For me you have to start with Bill Belichick he's

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the guy who stirs the drink with this straw. This is the best coach.

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I don't know! LAUGHTER He's the best coach in all of

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football, man, the best code we've ever seen. Tom Brady is an

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outstanding player and quarterback but for me it all starts with Bill

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Belichick. I agree committees in control of the organisation and he

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knows how guys fit in from he recruits well. He knows what guys do

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well. Even though there is Brady and talk Brady, their defense has been

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particularly strong. Absolutely, number one is stopping the run. If

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you stop the run, always got a chance to win. The number one

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defense in all of football this year. New England's usually not

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known for being the number one defense but this year they have

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taken their game to another level. Bill Belichick, this guy has coached

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every position, defense, friends, special teams. He brings all that

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wealth of knowledge together and that's what makes him such a special

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coach. Do you agree? I agree, I love special teams. One thing about being

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a special teams coach, you have to deal with everybody on each side of

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the ball. Offense and defense. You have to know your team. Special

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teams win games. He'll say defense. The most field position in one play,

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special teams. Whatever, I didn't play special teams. You were too

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busy steering the drink with a straw or something like that. In between

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steering drinks, he's been to meet the top man in the NFL, here is his

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chat with the Commissioner. Ladies and gentlemen, we have the

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most powerful man in the United States. Not the president. Roger

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Cadell, commission of the NFL, how are you today serve? This is a fun

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time for us, the number one defense against the border fence, two

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incredible quarterbacks. Sparks are going to fly. This is something if

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you can't enjoy it you shouldn't be in the business. Could we have a

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Super Bowl in London? This is something that incredibly valuable

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to communities when they get to host it. It's something we want to make

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sure cities have NFL franchises have that opportunity to bid on it and

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post it. It's a remarkable experience for the community. When

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can we expect a franchise in the UK? The one thing we've seen is every

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time we bring more football to the UK they embrace it, they want it.

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And I really got to the point now where I don't think there is a

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question from the fans down by Cobra commercial standpoint that a team

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can be successful over there. It comes back to the competitive side,

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can we put a team there where they really can be a competitive

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position, like every other club. And not at a competitive disadvantage. A

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brand-new franchise or team already in existence? That's part of the

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challenge, when you identify a team, we like 32. We want to keep our

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teams where they are. That's part of the challenge. How impressed have

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you been with the growth of the sport? Not only in the UK, but

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across the international boundaries? It's been exponential. It has. In

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our experience, when people have a chance to experience it, the best

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experience as you know is in the state. We've seen it with the UK

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fans, they are so much more sophisticated than they were even

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five years ago. They understand the game, the strategy, the rules. As we

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look at the Globe, it's really prioritising how we can reach the

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largest number of fans. A little-known fact, Roger Vidal was

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the personal cause of the first argument between me and my wife. She

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was like he's handsome. I was like, I can't. I know you have an

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extremely busy schedule. You're not only a great player, Osi, you are a

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great individual and make a great contribution to our game and help in

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escrow internationally. We are proud of you for that, thank you for that.

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Don't make me cry! Pass me a bucket! It made me feel

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queasy, the end of that. What a wonderful relationship. It's a

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special relationship. Move on, I don't want to talk about that. See

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the hatred in this man's face. But hatred, disappointment, I thought

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you were with us. I thought you only took compliments of us. This is your

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city commute played here. You are back. When you've been around the

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city this past week were provided by you getting? That good Houston five,

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they make you feel at home. They are so happy the game is here. How

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important is it to them to have the game? This is Texas, they feel they

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made football so it's very important, their second Super Bowl.

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The city has embraced it. It's better than the first one. They

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figured it out. Excited about the half-time show? I can't wait, you

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know who's going to be performing. Give it to me... I'll let the

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pictures do the talking. Here is Osi meeting Lady Gaga. My heart! My

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favourite is Lady Gaga, I love Lady Gaga, that's my girl, man.

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Hi everybody. Terry Bradshaw of Fox sports. How are you doing? I've got

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to tell you this is a big win for me with my grandma right now because

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half of my family are massive Steelers fans. She is wigging out on

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the couch right now watching this. Is she single, lady? Do you have any

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memories as a kid watching the Super Bowl half-time show is? I think I

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saw the half-time show before I even made the decision I wanted to try to

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be a songwriter. Watching Michael Jackson do the half-time show was

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one of the fondest memories I have. Next question from a Super Bowl

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champion representing NFL UK. Osi Umenyiora. Absolutely. Listen, Lady

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Gaga, I'm your biggest fan, I mean that literally because you know, I'm

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quite a large guy. I have this excellent T-shirt right here.

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Listen, I tried to think one of your songs on our show and I failed

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miserably. Could you go over those words for me so next time I do it I

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can be OK. I'm your biggest fan. I'll follow you until you love me.

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Abba. Paparazzi. There it is, thank you so much. I was worried I would

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need a second bucket but she looked so utterly bemused by everything

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going on... It's a really a press conference for her. It was really

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odd. I have something to say to you, I've been meaning to say for a long

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time... # I'm your biggest fan... #.

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Don't sing again! Let's take an overall view of the game. Do you

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expect it to be one of the highest scoring Super Bowls ever? Possibly,

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these fences are explosive. They've got great playmakers. Both

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quarterbacks make great editions. It'll come down to who has the ball

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last. What are the key battles? For me always be on the line of

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scrimmage. Will the Atlanta Falcons get enough pressure on Tom Brady. We

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know it's the way to him. If they can score some points early. Put

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enough pressure on them and turned these past rushers use of the

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Atlanta Falcons. That is where the game will be won. It'll be won on

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the running game. Whoever can establish the run. Both of these

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offenses are so explosive it's going to be about controlling the clock.

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Patriots and Falcons don't play each other often. They pledge 2005, 2009,

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2013, not a regular matchup. -- they played. How much of an advantage is

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it to Bill Belichick, the master of watching tape and interpreting take,

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he has had two weeks to look at this file can steam ahead of the Super

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Bowl. It's going to be a tremendous advantage for New England. This is a

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guy who's going to know every single inch of the detail about the Atlanta

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Falcons. He's going to have a masterful game plan to protect

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against the Atlanta Falcons fence and see the things he'll be able to

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do. It plays directly into New England Patriot advantage. You never

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want to give a guy like that that much time to prepare. I heard

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something this week I really liked. He brought in new place towards the

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end of the week to keep his team motivated. Let's see how that works

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out. It only works on 60% of plays before arriving. They do the other

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40 years they don't get bored. It must be some experiences had to keep

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those guys ready and logged in. Time for predictions. At breakfast, this

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is a USA Today... They had their experts predictions. Most of them

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through the playoffs had gone either ten and zero, nine and one, eight

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tad too. We couldn't get any of them to do the predictions for us.

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Jason... You went six and four on your predictions so far.

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Respectable. Not as good as USA Today. Patriots Naz and why? I'm

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going with the Patriots because you can't beat Brady. On this day. I

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mean the guy has magic, he's got the experience. I'm going with him.

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You've gone seven and three on your predictions. You started badly. You

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searched. On a bit of a run. He's going Patriots. As a former Atlanta

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Falcons, who are you going for? First question for you, did you get

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the Russians, did you get them out of my head? Out of your head.

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Completely gone? If you've ever seen the show before, he blamed the

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Russians getting in his head with fake news. And that affected his

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predictions early on. If you've never seen the show, there will be a

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lot of confused people. Atlanta Falcons. And why? I just believe

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this is their time, they are desperate for a win, the city is

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desperate for a win, this is a desperate football desperate town,

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they deserve a championship, Atlanta deserves one more than the New

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England Patriots. They have so many of them already. The Patriots for

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Jason, the Falcons for Osi This is how we'll cover the Super

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Bowl across the BBC. Thank you very much. Let's get out

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of the car park, shall we? Next time we see you, we'll be inside the

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enlarge East 80 in Houston for Super Bowl 50 one. -- 51.

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The harnessing of power. The conquest of space. Propulsion,

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thrust, the fine detail of navigation aids. The mastery of

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flight. Defying gravity, safe landing. The universe and the NFL.

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America at full blast. Going into the unknown and the gnome. Ground

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control to Major Tom. Stand by for liftoff. The New England Patriots

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setting a new record for the most manned missions into the sporting

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Evans. The Pilgrim Fathers sailing on a Moonbeam heading for the stars.

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The Atlanta Falcons, released into the wonders of flight beyond Earth's

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atmosphere. Soaring to the occasion. Riding a thermal into the sporting

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heavens above. Only in the NFL.

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