The Oakland Raiders have shocked the world and are in the driver’s seat to make the playoffs. The Ringer’s Kevin Clark explains how Jon Gruden was right all along and is dunking on everyone this season. Then he ponders why the NFL hasn’t flexed Rams-Bears out of Sunday Night Football this week before Van Lathan joins the show to discuss LSU, Joe Burrow, Drew Brees, and more.
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‘Slow News Day’: We Were Wrong About Jon Gruden and the Oakland Raiders
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