Welcome to the Peter King Podcast and there is so much happening. There is a ridiculous amount of stuff happening that I don't really quite know where to start, but I'll start by telling you our guests to talk about the news of the week.

We're going to have from the NFL network a d.

Kinkabwala who covers coincidentally the Steelers and the Browns most often and she will be

all over the story of Kevin Stophanski the coach of the Browns and Joel Betonio, the left guard of the Browns,

being out of this huge football game on Sunday night on NBC, on Peacock, on Telemondo, and there... on Tlemundo and they're unfortunately going to miss that game because they have

tested positive for COVID. That's the news of Tuesday, the very big news.

So we'll talk to a dede first off, and then

we're going to talk to Dr. Allen Sills,

the NFL's chief medical officer,

a lot of COVID-related questions to Dr. Sills is very enlightening in

his conversation. It is I'm recording this Tuesday night.

I did Sills late Tuesday afternoon

and I did a D.D.'s conversation

just very recently in the 8 o'clock hour. So. conversation just two quick points I wanted to make and I

anyway before we get to their conversations just two quick points I wanted to

make and I won't be labor either one. But the first one is about the

Philadelphia Eagles and what Doug Peterson did on Sunday night. And look, it is his team. He can do what he wants with his team he can

coach the team the way he wants however having said that I believe that Doug Peterson crossed a kind of an ethical coaching line.

When there are two teams whose playoff futures rest on the result of a football game that you're involved in.

And it's early in the fourth quarter of that game and it's a three-point game and it can go either way.

And you decide because of loyalty to a number three quarterback,

Nate Sudfeld, who you wanted to get some playing time to before the end of the year.

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