Go inside the huddle with Sky Sports, Neil Reynolds and Jeff Brimbo.

Hello and welcome to Inside the Huddle, our weekly chat about all things NFL.

Welcome into my home NFL studio. That still sounds strange to say, but there's plenty to talk about. We're glad you

can join us again for another week of NFL conversation helping me break everything down.

It's my regular partner, Jeff Reinbold out in Hawaii, and Jeff, just the challenges of

a filming at home. I'm just going to tell you now, I've got a dog sleeping on both my feet.

And one of them just did that thing where it starts chasing rabbits.

You know, where it's like, so this could go anywhere, really. You never know. How you doing?

Hey, live TV, baby. I love it. We're going to talk about our state of the franchise series.

We'll continue that this week. We've got two iconic teams, the Dallas Cowboys

and the Pittsburgh Steelers. And we're going to look at the best in the business, looking at the

best head coaches this week. But let's start with a bit of news. It was a pretty testing weekend for

the NFL. I just want to get this out there and then we can comment quickly and move on. But there

were four arrests last weekend.

Buffalo defensive lineman Ed Oliver for allegedly drink driving and having a weapon in his

vehicle.

Washington wide receiver Cody Latimer, an incident where there were shots fired.

Seattle cornerback, Quinton Dunbar and Giants cornerback DeAndre Baker, both accused of allegedly

armed robbery. Jeff, I guess this is just something that would worry a general manager

or a head coach because they're not in the building like they would be right now because of

the coronavirus pandemic. But it's not an excuse. I mean, players have still got to be professional.

We can't make excuses for these guys. They're growing men and they and they've got to accept

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