RotoViz Radio executive producer Colm Kelly joins host Thomas Emerick for one of the Packers-Cowboys playoff thrillers that the 2010s gave to the world. Dak Prescott's first playoff game doesn't begin well — and Tony Romo's in pads — but the rookie rallies his team back. Aaron Rodgers and the Packers finished the regular season hot yet were still considered underdogs in Dallas with the No. 1 seed hosting. This rematch from two divisional rounds prior does not disappoint. These teams just like meeting the playoffs it seems, though it depends on who you ask and in which decade.

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