Divisional Round Weekend (Ep. 110)

An episode of the The Mr. Vincent Podcast podcast, hosted by Emmanuel Vincent, titled "Divisional Round Weekend (Ep. 110) " was published on January 21, 2023 and runs 50 minutes.

January 21, 2023 ·50m · The Mr. Vincent Podcast

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Summary

As the Divisional Round for the NFL Playoffs is set to kick off today , this episode previews the games slated for this weekend.

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As the Divisional Round for the NFL Playoffs is set to kick off today , this episode previews the games slated for this weekend.

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