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The Around the NFL podcast is thankful for an excuse to get away from their families.

Happy post Thanksgiving everyone in America and across the world, happy Friday.

It's around the NFL. We are scattered across the Southland and surrounding territories the day after,

the morning after Thanksgiving, big day, big sports day.

I've already said it, but in case you didn't hear and it's going to even sting more after the fact.

All these English listeners that are very confident about how the soccer match is going to go today.

Wow, a lot of disappointment by the time you hear this, the disappointment will still be soaking in from a USA upset for the ages.

So that's coming up later today. We got a full gate. We have a full slate of Sunday games, but Mark Greg, starting now,

we're going to go through the three Thanksgiving contest and it was some fun football.

This one of the best football days of the year. We didn't have to do a show, which was nice.

You just watched the football, but I say we got one great game. One at night, extremely entertaining game.

I don't know if it's a great game, but it was fun.

And then the middle game at least was interesting. We had a combat.

That was as good as it was going to get.

Well, what a different Thanksgiving slate than the last 25 to 26 before it, because typically that early Lions game,

you got the family starting to get together, random relatives, and it operates as a total energy suck inside your house.

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