10 Takes with Kyle Brandt: A great weekend of football

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10 Takes with Kyle Brandt: A great weekend of football

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Can you squeeze everything from this Divisional round in 10 minutes? Let's find out:

Spent from good football, at least no ref controversies!
Mahomes is inevitable and we found Kelce
The Bills aren't evolving
Lamar Jackson needed this
An early Lions prediction
Meeting Jack Black
Sneaking in an extra take at the end?

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