Alex Smith Comes Back for Week 2 in the NFL

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🗓️ 19 September 2022

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

Week 2 in the NFL saw not one, but TWO 20-point comebacks. The Las Vegas Raiders somehow blew a 20-0 halftime lead to fall to Kyler Murray and the Arizona Cardinals in overtime, while the Miami Dolphins overcame a signature Lamar Jackson performance thanks to Tua Tagovailoa’s 400 passing yards and six touchdowns. The 49ers lost Trey Lance for the season, extending the Jimmy G era in San Francisco for another year. We called up Alex Smith, our Monday morning QB, to help us make sense of everything that happened. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	The ball is going to be a little bit more
0:03.8	away from the shot from snap.
0:05.2	He's got the ball quick throw left side,
0:06.9	went for a catch.
0:08.4	And he breaks one tackle.
0:10.0	And the ball comes out.
0:11.2	It's loose.
0:11.8	And it picked up by the Cardinals and it
0:13.2	feels it's picked up by Byron Murphy.
0:15.2	And the 40, and the 30, and the 20, and the 10.
0:18.3	Full game.
0:19.6	Byron Murphy picks up the ball.
0:22.5	And it feels returns it for a touchdown.
0:25.6	And the Cardinals win.
0:30.1	I really need to stop doing this.
0:32.2	I really need to stop doing the thing
0:33.6	where I figure that this week is going to be the dud.
0:38.0	Like this week is going to be the one where we all come down
0:40.6	off the high.
0:41.8	That is the NFL because these games are starting slow.
0:46.2	And these teams have these giant leads.
0:48.4	And we're due, right?
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