2016 Week 1 Review

NFL Daily with Gregg Rosenthal

NFL

Sports, Football

4.5 • 12.4K Ratings

🗓️ 12 September 2016

⏱️ 75 minutes

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Summary

A room filled with heroes - Dan Hanzus, Gregg Rosenthal, Chris Wesseling and Marc Sessler – recap all the games from the first Sunday of the regular season including the Giants beating Dak Prescott and the Cowboys and Alex Smith leading the Chiefs comeback victory over the Chargers. Then the heroes break down the Sunday Night Football game where Jimmy Garoppolo led the Patriots into Arizona and defeated Carson Palmer and the Cardinals.

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0:00.0	The Around the NFL Podcast
0:03.1	Cell of Brains, Good Times, Come On!
0:07.8	Welcome back to another edition of The Around the NFL Podcast!
0:11.1	My name is Dan Hanses and I'm joined by a room.
0:13.4	Philadelphia Heroes, Mark Cessler, Chris Wessling, and Greg Rosethal. What's up boys?
0:18.6	Hey Dan.
0:19.4	What? It's happening!
0:20.8	One a day.
0:21.6	Week one!
0:22.8	Week one!
0:24.0	We're like week fun.
0:26.5	That's the new slogan.
0:27.8	The NFL will roll out for week ones going forward.
0:30.4	You put away your slogan.
0:32.1	A bring of it.
0:32.6	Slogeneering is coming back.
0:34.2	Effective next week.
0:35.3	I just thought about it this very second.
0:37.1	So it's too late for the beginning of season slogan.
0:40.1	But for the kickoff weekend, week one more like week fun.
0:44.5	Somehow they're going to grab that slogan and you will receive in the end no credit
0:48.1	and no financial compensation for coming up with it I predict.
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