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  • NFL Super Bowl LX Preview: Seahawks Clash with Patriots, Chiefs Navigate Offseason Drama, Global Expansion Ahead

    NFL Super Bowl LX Preview: Seahawks Clash with Patriots, Chiefs Navigate Offseason Drama, Global Expansion Ahead
    2026/02/03
    NFL fans, as we head into the final stretch before Super Bowl LX on February 8 at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, the league is buzzing with key developments. The matchup pits the Seattle Seahawks against the New England Patriots, with coverage on NBC and Peacock, as reported by NBC Sports. Mike Florio and Chris Simms are providing in-depth analysis leading up to kickoff.

    For die-hard listeners, advanced stats highlight the Patriots' edge in red-zone efficiency at 68% this season, per NFL.com data, while the Seahawks lead in third-down conversions at 45%. Casual fans, note the star power: New England's Drake Maye has thrown for over 4,200 yards, but Tom Brady overlooked him in recent comments that stirred Patriots Nation, according to Bolavip reports.

    Off the field, the Kansas City Chiefs are making waves despite missing the Super Bowl. Travis Kelce is skipping the 2026 Pro Bowl, joined by another Chiefs star, opting for rest amid uncertainty about his future, Bolavip confirms. Meanwhile, Patrick Mahomes suffered an ACL tear, drawing criticism from a Chiefs legend over the franchise's handling, per the same source. The Chiefs added an ex-Saints quarterback and signed a new coach influenced by Andy Reid, as NFL.com notes in their February 2 roundup.

    Pittsburgh Steelers are interviewing Scott Tolzien for their vacant offensive coordinator role, part of broader coaching shifts listed on NFL.com transactions.

    Looking ahead, the NFL plans at least eight overseas games in 2026—its most ever—including three in London, one each in Rio de Janeiro, Munich, Melbourne, Madrid, and Paris, NBC Sports Pro Football Talk reports. Rio gets prime-time U.S. TV, Melbourne hits Sunday afternoon stateside, and the others kick off early mornings. Ticket sales abroad are driving this expansion despite some U.S. fans' gripes over lost home games.

    Super Bowl festivities include Cardi B and Ann Michael Maye among the WAGS spotlighted by CBS Sports, plus performers for America the Beautiful, Lift Every Voice and Sing, and the national anthem—details rolling out soon. Halftime hype builds with iconic moments recalled, like past legends who've lit up the stage.

    Transactions are heating up with free agent signings and waivers across the league, per NFL.com's live tracker—keep eyes on your team's moves.

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  • NFL Offseason Shakeup: Harbaugh Fired, Coaching Changes Sweep League as Teams Prep for 2026 Season

    NFL Offseason Shakeup: Harbaugh Fired, Coaching Changes Sweep League as Teams Prep for 2026 Season
    2026/02/01
    The NFL offseason is in full swing after the 2025 regular season wrapped up, with 30 teams eyeing upgrades ahead of 2026. ESPN reports that key moves are already shaking things up, from coaching changes to quarterback uncertainties and massive cap space projections.

    Start with the big shocks: The Ravens fired legendary coach John Harbaugh two days after a heartbreaking 26-24 playoff loss to Pittsburgh, ending his record as Baltimore's most successful sideline boss. They quickly hired Chargers defensive coordinator Jesse Minter on a five-year deal, per ESPN's Adam Schefter. Meanwhile, the Browns axed Kevin Stefanski after six seasons and two straight AFC North last-place finishes. The Falcons parted ways with coach Raheem Morris and GM Terry Fontenot following disappointing years, then named ex-Browns coach Kevin Stefanski their new head man and tapped Matt Ryan as president of football operations, according to Schefter. Packers fans rejoice—Matt LaFleur signed a multiyear extension that's a real commitment, not a prove-it deal, sources told ESPN's Rob Demovsky.

    Quarterback drama dominates: Rams must decide on Matthew Stafford's future early, possibly his retirement after 17 seasons or a restructure like last year. Steelers seek a 2026 starter after Aaron Rodgers' one-year stint, eyeing a thin draft class or trade. Colts' Daniel Jones, who lit it up post-trade despite an Achilles tear, is a free agent—they're inclined to re-sign him via tag or deal if he recovers well. Falcons await Michael Penix Jr.'s ACL recovery, potentially needing a Week 1 bridge. Ravens face Lamar Jackson's $74.5 million cap hit, likely restructuring his self-negotiated deal.

    Free agency heats up with the 2026 salary cap projected at $301.2 to $305.7 million per NFL Network's Tom Pelissero, giving teams like the Titans up to $100 million in space, per Spotrac, and Raiders, Jets, Chargers, Seahawks, Commanders, Rams, and Bengals over $55 million. Watch Bills trading a first for Eagles' A.J. Brown to boost Josh Allen's receivers. Broncos snag Colts' Alec Pierce as WR2. Chargers chase Steelers guard Isaac Seumalo and re-sign edge Khalil Mack year-to-year. Chiefs might cut OT Taylor for $20 million relief and lure back Travis Kelce on a one-year deal for post-injury Patrick Mahomes.

    Other buzz: Rams fix special teams after firing coordinator Chase Blackburn. Bears decide on free agents like INT leader Kevin Byard III and Jaquan Brisker. Eagles navigate Jaelan Phillips, Nakobe Dean, Reed Blankenship. Cowboys likely franchise tag stud WR George Pickens after his 93-catch, 1,429-yard explosion. Ravens add edge rush and cut Marlon Humphrey. Senior Bowl wrapped with American Team's 17-9 win, spotlighting prospects like Garrett Nussmeier, per NFL.com. Colts kept GM Chris Ballard and coach Shane Steichen despite a 8-2-to-collapse.

    Die-hards, advanced stats show Chargers' Teair Tart's 40% run stop win rate towers over peers, while their center Bradley Bozeman ranks 31st in pass block win rate. Bills' minus-$12.7 million cap demands WR aggression.

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  • NFL Offseason Shakeup: Coaching Changes, Quarterback Moves, and Roster Transformations Reshape League Landscape

    NFL Offseason Shakeup: Coaching Changes, Quarterback Moves, and Roster Transformations Reshape League Landscape
    2026/01/29
    The NFL offseason is in full swing with major coaching changes reshaping the league's landscape. According to ESPN, the Atlanta Falcons made one of the most significant moves by hiring former franchise quarterback Matt Ryan as president of football operations, while also bringing in Kevin Stefanski as head coach after firing Raheem Morris. The Falcons also hired Tommy Rees as offensive coordinator and Craig Aukerman as special teams coordinator.

    The New York Giants made a splash by hiring John Harbaugh away from the Baltimore Ravens, where he had been the most successful coach in franchise history before being fired following a playoff elimination. The Giants also hired Dennard Wilson as defensive coordinator. Meanwhile, the Pittsburgh Steelers verbally agreed to make Mike McCarthy their head coach, replacing Mike Tomlin who stepped down after 19 seasons without a losing record. McCarthy, a 62-year-old Pittsburgh native, becomes just the Steelers' fourth head coach since 1969.

    On the defensive coordinator front, the New York Jets hired Dolphins passing game coordinator Brian Duker, while Washington promoted assistant quarterbacks coach David Blough to offensive coordinator and hired Vikings defensive backs coach Daronte Jones as defensive coordinator. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are bringing in Falcons offensive coordinator Zac Robinson to fill their own coordinator role.

    Several coaches were fired this offseason. The Arizona Cardinals dismissed Jonathan Gannon after a 3-14 season, and the Detroit Lions fired offensive coordinator John Morton after just one season. The Los Angeles Chargers fired offensive coordinator Greg Roman two days after their wild-card playoff loss to the Patriots. The New York Jets also parted ways with offensive coordinator Tanner Engstrand.

    On the quarterback front, ESPN reports that the Buffalo Bills are predicted to make a major trade for Philadelphia's A.J. Brown, shipping out a first-round pick because their top offseason priority is adding major talent at wide receiver. Josh Allen needs more reliable targets to throw to. The Pittsburgh Steelers must decide whether to bring back 42-year-old Aaron Rodgers or look to the 2026 draft, though it's considered a thin quarterback class. According to ESPN, new Steelers coach Mike McCarthy wants Rodgers back in Pittsburgh.

    The Cleveland Browns face major decisions with neither Dillon Gabriel nor Shedeur Sanders establishing themselves as long-term options, while ESPN reports the team is planning to keep Deshaun Watson on their roster. The Indianapolis Colts need to resolve their quarterback situation with Daniel Jones, who will be recovering from a torn Achilles when he hits free agency in March. ESPN reports the Colts seem inclined to run it back with Jones.

    The Baltimore Ravens must reduce Lamar Jackson's salary cap number, which jumps to 74.5 million dollars in 2026, representing roughly 25 percent of their cap. The team likely needs to sign him to a new contract. The Ravens also made a major coaching change by firing John Harbaugh and hiring Chargers defensive coordinator Jesse Minter to a five-year deal.

    On the roster front, ESPN's coverage suggests the Dallas Cowboys will make George Pickens the fourth highest paid receiver in the NFL after acquiring him from Pittsburgh, just under teammate CeeDee Lamb. The 49ers are expected to pursue a defensive overhaul, with big predictions including pursuit of John Franklin-Myers and Trey Hendrickson. ESPN also predicts the Browns will bring in 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk on a low-cost contract.

    The Kansas City Chiefs face a rebuild due to bloated contracts and aging veterans, with their top offseason priority being improvement in the pass rush. ESPN predicts they'll cut right tackle Jawaan Taylor, saving 20 million on the cap. The Chargers' top priority remains upgrades on the interior offensive line after center Bradley Bozeman continues to grade as one of the NFL's worst centers.

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  • NFL Offseason Shakeup: Rams Target Rebuild, Falcons Hire Stefanski, Ravens Axe Harbaugh in Dramatic Coaching Carousel

    NFL Offseason Shakeup: Rams Target Rebuild, Falcons Hire Stefanski, Ravens Axe Harbaugh in Dramatic Coaching Carousel
    2026/01/27
    Listeners, the 2025 NFL season has wrapped up with the playoffs down to the final contenders, and the offseason is heating up fast for 30 teams eyeing a stronger 2026. ESPN reports the Los Angeles Rams finished 12-5 with the top FPI ranking and $62 million in cap space, but their big question is Matthew Stafford's future—will he restructure again or retire after 17 years? They hold two first-round picks, including No. 13 from Atlanta, targeting a right tackle like Utah's Caleb Lomu and cornerback help.

    The Buffalo Bills also went 12-5 but face a cap crunch at minus $12.7 million. Josh Allen needs weapons, so expect aggressive moves like trading a first-rounder for Eagles' A.J. Brown, according to ESPN's Matt Solak. Over in Pittsburgh, the Steelers must find a 2026 starter after Aaron Rodgers' one-year stint—maybe coax him back at 42 or eye the thin draft class.

    Atlanta Falcons fired GM Terry Fontenot after five winless seasons and coach Raheem Morris following two flops. They've hired ex-Browns coach Kevin Stefanski, Matt Ryan as president of football operations, and offensive coordinator Tommy Rees, per FOX Sports. With Michael Penix Jr. sidelined by ACL tear until training camp, Kirk Cousins might stick around.

    Big shakeups elsewhere: Ravens axed legendary coach John Harbaugh post-playoff miss and tabbed Chargers DC Jesse Minter for a five-year deal, ESPN's Adam Schefter says. They'll rework Lamar Jackson's $74.5 million cap hit and likely dump CB Marlon Humphrey. Browns fired Kevin Stefanski too after back-to-back AFC North basement finishes, still stuck with Deshaun Watson and hunting QB clarity amid a so-so draft class.

    Chargers OC Greg Roman got booted after a wild-card dud, with RG Mekhi Becton blasting the scheme. FOX Sports notes Lions fired OC John Morton midseason playcalling flop in their 9-8 miss. Jets kept HC Aaron Glenn despite a rough defense nearly interception-free.

    Free agency buzz includes 49ers possibly lowballing Deebo Samuel amid injury woes, Eagles weighing TE Dallas Goedert on a friendly deal, and Cowboys franchise-tagging stud WR George Pickens after his 1,429-yard explosion. Jaguars ponder two-way star Travis Hunter's role, Packers extend coach Matt LaFleur long-term.

    Recent transactions from CBS Sports show Broncos QB Bo Nix on IR with a fractured ankle, Seahawks RB Zach Charbonnet torn ACL, and practice squad activations like Elijah Moore to Denver. Coaching carousel spins with Bills eyeing Broncos QB coach Davis Webb, per NFL.com, and Raiders interviewing ex-Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel.

    Die-hards, advanced notes: Rams' FPI dominance contrasts Stafford uncertainty; Bills' WR poverty stifles Allen's elite play; Ravens cap-strapped at 25% on Jackson. Casual fans, key highlight—playoffs rage on, but offseason fireworks like Stefanski to Falcons and Harbaugh's exit steal the show.

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  • NFL Offseason Shakeup: Coaching Changes, QB Moves, and Free Agency Buzz Reshape League Landscape in 2026

    NFL Offseason Shakeup: Coaching Changes, QB Moves, and Free Agency Buzz Reshape League Landscape in 2026
    2026/01/25
    The 2026 NFL offseason is in full swing after a wild 2025 season, with 28 teams eyeing rebuilds, coaching shakeups, and key free agents. Casual listeners, here's the quick hits: Jacksonville Jaguars topped the league at 13-4 but traded their first-round pick, while Buffalo Bills hit 12-5 and desperately need a top wide receiver for Josh Allen. Die-hards, dive into the chaos—multiple head coaching changes, QB uncertainties, and cap crunches are reshaping contenders.

    Pittsburgh Steelers are hunting a starting QB after signing Aaron Rodgers last year and drafting Will Howard; Mike Tomlin stepped down January 13 after 19 winning seasons, per ESPN's Brooke Pryor. Atlanta Falcons fired GM Terry Fontenot after five non-winning years and coach Raheem Morris, hiring Kevin Stefanski—who went 45-56 with Cleveland—and naming Matt Ryan president of football, according to Adam Schefter and Marc Raimondi. Cleveland Browns axed Stefanski after four losing seasons, with QB woes lingering as Deshaun Watson stays on roster despite Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders flopping.

    Baltimore Ravens dumped legendary coach John Harbaugh post a heartbreaking 26-24 playoff loss to Pittsburgh, per Jamison Hensley, and face Lamar Jackson's $74.5 million cap hit—they'll likely rework his deal sans agent. Miami Dolphins fired coach Mike McDaniel and GM Chris Grier (77-80 record), hiring Packers DC Hafley as head coach and a new GM Sullivan, as NFL.com reports. New York Giants ousted Brian Daboll (20-40-1) and DC Shane Bowen amid a 2-8 start.

    Free agency buzz: San Francisco 49ers may lose Brandon Aiyuk and weigh re-signing Jauan Jennings, per Matt Graziano, with a defensive overhaul targeting John Franklin-Myers and Trey Hendrickson predicted by Dane Solak. Dallas Cowboys likely franchise tag George Pickens after his 93 catches, 1,429 yards post-Pittsburgh trade, says Graziano. Philadelphia Eagles ponder Dallas Goedert on a team-friendly deal. Buffalo eyes trading for A.J. Brown, per Solak.

    Cap space varies wildly—Cincinnati Bengals boast $60.8 million and pick No. 10, targeting edge rushers like David Bailey if Trey Hendrickson bolts. Kansas City Chiefs, with a rare top-10 pick, plan to cut RT Jawaan Taylor to save $20 million, per Lindsay Schatz. Indy Colts want to re-sign Daniel Jones post-Achilles tear after his steady play.

    Other moves: Packers extend Matt LaFleur multiyear. Falcons stick with Kirk Cousins over injured Michael Penix Jr. Raiders ponder Geno Smith with No. 1 pick looming. Chargers still need interior OL fixes like center Bradley Bozeman. Vikings may cut T.J. Hockenson for $16 million savings.

    Broadcast note: The Monday night wild-card game is up for bids in 2026, per NBC Sports' Pro Football Talk, potentially leaving ESPN/ABC.

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  • NFL Offseason Shakeup: Ravens Jackson Tensions, Coaching Carousel Spins, and Quarterback Market Heats Up

    NFL Offseason Shakeup: Ravens Jackson Tensions, Coaching Carousel Spins, and Quarterback Market Heats Up
    2026/01/22
    The NFL offseason is in full swing with major coaching changes reshaping the league. According to ESPN's reporting on executive predictions, the Baltimore Ravens and Lamar Jackson's relationship appears strained, with multiple league personnel evaluators monitoring the situation closely as the Ravens seek a contract extension by March. Meanwhile, the Philadelphia Eagles are considering trading star receiver A.J. Brown to the Buffalo Bills, as reported by ESPN, with the Eagles potentially saving seven million dollars in cap space after June first.

    The coaching carousel has been particularly active. According to Fox Sports, the Atlanta Falcons made significant moves by hiring former franchise quarterback Matt Ryan as president of football operations, while also bringing in Kevin Stefanski as head coach after he guided Baker Mayfield to his best season with the Cleveland Browns. The Falcons also hired Tommy Rees as offensive coordinator. The New York Giants brought in John Harbaugh as head coach following his eighteen seasons with the Baltimore Ravens, and the Tennessee Titans hired Robert Saleh, the 49ers defensive coordinator and former Jets head coach, according to Fox Sports reporting.

    On the other side, several coaches departed their positions. Mike Tomlin stepped down after nineteen seasons with the Pittsburgh Steelers, Sean McDermott was fired by the Buffalo Bills, and John Harbaugh and the Ravens agreed to part ways after his long tenure, Fox Sports reports. The Detroit Lions fired offensive coordinator John Morton, while the Las Vegas Raiders dismissed head coach Pete Carroll following a disastrous three-win season.

    According to ESPN's analysis, quarterback moves are expected to dominate the offseason conversation. Geno Smith, Tua Tagovailoa, and Kyler Murray could all become available, with the New York Jets potentially in the market for a veteran passer. Malik Willis could emerge as a top free agent option for teams like the Miami Dolphins or Cleveland Browns, especially given Miami's recent acquisition of Packers personnel from Green Bay.

    Several notable personnel decisions have been made regarding player contracts and franchise tags. ESPN reports that the Falcons are expected to franchise tag tight end Kyle Pitts at approximately fifteen point nine million dollars, while the Dallas Cowboys are anticipated to use the franchise tag on receiver George Pickens at around twenty-eight million dollars.

    League executives believe the Indianapolis Colts could break their divisional drought dating back to twenty fourteen, according to ESPN, pointing to their proof-of-concept through ten games this season despite injuries derailing their late-season performance. The roster has genuine talent that could contend if key free agents like Daniel Jones are retained.

    Front office stability has been a mixed bag across the league. The Green Bay Packers extended both head coach Matt LaFleur and general manager Brian Gutekunst, while the Indianapolis Colts retained Shane Steichen and Chris Ballard despite a disappointing finish. The Cincinnati Bengals kept Zac Taylor and Duke Tobin in place following a third consecutive playoff miss.

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  • NFL Offseason Shakeup: Coaching Changes, Quarterback Moves, and Franchise Transformations Dominate 2026 Landscape

    NFL Offseason Shakeup: Coaching Changes, Quarterback Moves, and Franchise Transformations Dominate 2026 Landscape
    2026/01/20
    The 2026 NFL offseason is in full swing with major moves shaping up across the league. According to ESPN's comprehensive offseason guide, 28 teams are out of the playoffs and making significant personnel decisions.

    The Buffalo Bills have fired head coach Sean McDermott after nine years and are aggressive in their pursuit of Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown. The Bills have an estimated negative 12.7 million in cap space but are willing to trade their first-round pick to address their glaring wide receiver need alongside quarterback Josh Allen.

    Pittsburgh's situation has dramatically shifted with head coach Mike Tomlin stepping down after 19 years, ending a historic run where he never had a losing season. The Steelers now need to determine their quarterback future with Aaron Rodgers, draft prospects, or potential trades on the table.

    The Dallas Cowboys are focused on retaining wide receiver George Pickens after his spectacular season with 93 catches for 1,429 yards and nine touchdowns. Reports from ESPN suggest the franchise tag is likely the approach, though negotiations are expected to be prolonged and public.

    Baltimore's Ravens fired John Harbaugh following their playoff elimination and face a critical quarterback cap situation. Lamar Jackson's salary jumps to 74.5 million dollars in 2026, roughly 25 percent of the team's cap, forcing contract renegotiations.

    The Indianapolis Colts must resolve their quarterback situation with Daniel Jones still recovering from a torn Achilles. Jones had a strong first season with Indianapolis but will be a free agent in March.

    Kansas City's Chiefs are entering rebuild mode and surprisingly have a top-ten draft pick. They're prioritizing pass rush improvements alongside potential changes to their offensive line structure.

    According to NFL Trade Rumors, the Denver Broncos have designated running back J.K. Dobbins to return from injured reserve, while the Houston Texans' head coach DeMeco Ryans expressed excitement about wide receiver Tank Dell returning in 2026.

    The Green Bay Packers retained head coach Matt LaFleur on a multiyear extension, signaling stability for the franchise. They're likely to reinvent their offensive line with younger, lower-priced options.

    Atlanta's Falcons hired Kevin Stefanski as their new head coach and named Matt Ryan as president of football operations, marking significant front-office changes after two disappointing seasons.

    The Jacksonville Jaguars face a unique challenge figuring out how to utilize dual-sport prospect Travis Hunter, who will play both cornerback and offense.

    Vegas Raiders hold the number one overall pick and must navigate their quarterback future with Geno Smith still under contract but potentially movable.

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  • NFL Coaching Carousel Spins Wild: Seahawks Dominate 49ers, Quarterback Moves Shake Up League Landscape

    NFL Coaching Carousel Spins Wild: Seahawks Dominate 49ers, Quarterback Moves Shake Up League Landscape
    2026/01/18
    The NFL coaching carousel is spinning at unprecedented speed this offseason with over a quarter of all head coaching positions opening up after Mike Tomlin stepped down from the Pittsburgh Steelers. The New York Giants made the first hire, agreeing to a five-year deal with John Harbaugh, while the Atlanta Falcons brought in Kevin Stefanski as their second major coaching hire of the cycle.

    On the field, the Seattle Seahawks absolutely dominated the San Francisco 49ers in the divisional round with a commanding 41-6 victory in front of home fans. The Seahawks got off to an incredible start when receiver Shaheed returned the opening kickoff 95 yards for a touchdown, one of only four kickoff return touchdowns to open a playoff game since 2000. Quarterback Sam Darnold, in his first season with Seattle, completed 12 of 17 passes for 124 yards and threw a touchdown to star receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba in his playoff debut. The 15-3 Seahawks will host either the Chicago Bears or Los Angeles Rams next Sunday in the NFC Championship game with a Super Bowl berth on the line.

    The coaching market remains incredibly active with nine positions open, creating significant opportunities and challenges for incoming coaches. The Miami Dolphins face perhaps the most daunting situation after benching quarterback Tua Tagovailoa less than two years after signing him to a massive four-year, 212.4 million dollar extension. The team sits over 24 million dollars over the projected salary cap, severely limiting their ability to address roster needs.

    The Pittsburgh Steelers find themselves searching for a new quarterback after Aaron Rodgers' future with the team became uncertain following Tomlin's departure. The Raiders, possessing the number one overall pick and nearly 90 million dollars in cap space, can select Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza while building around tight end Brock Bowers and edge rusher Maxx Crosby. Meanwhile, the Tennessee Titans boast the fourth pick and over 96 million dollars in cap space as they look to rebound from a devastating 6-28 record over the past two seasons.

    On the free agency front, multiple quarterbacks will hit the market this offseason including Malik Willis of the Green Bay Packers and potentially Aaron Rodgers from Pittsburgh. The Colts remain committed to Anthony Jones despite his season-ending Achilles tear in December, with general manager Chris Ballard expressing confidence that Jones represents the team's long-term solution at quarterback.

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