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o linemen were in a room in house of prime rib. every year they pick another position group to invite to the dinner. this year the quarterbacks. brock purdy got to enjoy a nice prime rib dinner knowing he wasn't playing on sunday. >> it's a special occasion when the o-line and the quarterbacks get to sit down and break bread during the middle of a busy football season. with the 49ers clinching the top seed in the nfc, some players were able to splurge a bit. >> you are not playing sunday. does that change how you attack the meal today? >> yeah, maybe. i think i have some room to eat. we are here to support the offensive linemen and what they have done for us. it's special. i love these guys. >> reporter: around the offensive linemen, he won't do the most damage. the center knows exactly who will order the largest cut. >> colt can eat the most. i don't think he will set records tonight. >> reporter: colton was raised in the midwest. it may not be house of prime rib style, this is the kind of meal he is used to. >> back home you get your own half a cow and whole pig, that kind of thing. it does remind you of home. there is meat and potato places like that. >>

o linemen were in a room in house of prime rib. every year they pick another position group to invited to the dinner. this year the quarterbacks. brock purdy got to enjoy a nice prime rib dinner knowing he wasn't playing on sunday. >> it's a special occasion when the o line and the quarterbacks get to sit down and break bread during the middle of a busy football season. with the 49ers clinching the top seed in the nfc, some players were able to splurge a bit. >> you are not playing sunday. does that change how you attack the meal today? >> yeah, maybe. i think i have some room to eat. we are here to support the offensive linemen and what they have done for us. it's special. i love these guys. >> reporter: around the offensive linemen, he won't do the most damage. the center knows exactly who will order the largest cut. >> colt can eat the most. i don't think he will set records tonight. >> reporter: colton was raised in the midwest. it may not be house of prime rib style, this is the kind of meal he is used to. >> back home you get your own half a cow and whole pig, that kind of thing. it does remind you of home. there is meat and potato places like that. >>

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present in put saves. ukraine. used a nice so miss, i will system to shift on a transport plane over the belgrade region on wednesday. the aircraft was cutting the training p, o w 's for prisoner exchange. all of them as well as the russian crew were killed in the crush. and the security isn't really, i'm not sure. the entire court and key regimes isn't one way or another, based on crimes that it commits daily including against its own citizens. they shut down our aisle $76.00 plane, which was carrying their own service meant the main intelligent service. and the ukrainian army knew that we were taking $65.00 service men. they're most likely a patriot missile system was used an american or european air defense system, most likely french in a couple of days. the exact answer will be given, i speak to and then you still there. earlier the russian defense ministry branded the should done a to her attack by keeps forces, a list of the 65 you printing and p o w is killed in the tragedy has been published . another plane, carrying a further 80 lettering prisoners was diverted with most was saying that swap data has been suspended. here's a brief recap of what occur

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