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Jets-Ravens, Urban Meyer, Sean Payton, Rashida Tlaib, Top 5 Christmas movies

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December 12, 2019

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On today’s Outkick the Show, Clay Travis commented on the New York Jets - Baltimore Ravens game, with Clay taking the Jets plus the 17 and the under.

Clay Travis then commented on Sean Payton and his interaction with a butcher at Whole Foods who challenged his play-calling.

Clay Travis also talked about the rumor surrounding Urban Meyer and the soon-to-be coaching opening in Dallas to coach the Cowboys. Clay loves the idea of the hire, yet the challenge will be whether or not Jerry Jones and Urban Meyer could work well together.

Clay Travis went on to discuss the black supremacists in Jersey City who opened fire in a Jewish deli. Rashida Tlaib, a low-ranking U.S. representative from Michigan, called the shooters “white supremacists” in a tweet she has since deleted without an apology. Clay also wondered why the media is biased and refuses to cover either story.

Finally, Clay Travis listed his top 5 Christmas movies:

1. A Christmas Story

2. Christmas Vacation

3. Elf

4. Ernest Saves Christmas

5. Home Alone

* honorable mention: Polar Express

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