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will be joined by Nick Costos with his thoughts on the Giants firing head coach Brian Dable,

as well as the other big results from throughout the National Football League yesterday on

Sunday. So next coming up to begin the 4 o'clock hour. But didn't want to get to this news

before we talked some Monday night football

and the rest of the games from around the National Football League. Earlier this afternoon,

how about this one out of Cincinnati? The Cincinnati Bengals opening up the 21-day practice window

for their quarterback Joe Burrow. Of course, Joe Burrow has been on the IR with his toe injury that he suffered in week two, I believe it was when he suffered that injury. But the Bengals opening up the practice window for Joe Burrow. Head coach Zach Taylor met with the media today since the Cincinnati's coming off of the buy. They have the extra practice, the bonus practice here on this Monday. He said it's just day one,

which is what he should say, because like, this is still a long way away from seeing Joe Burrow play,

but the hope is that Burrough can return to play in the next few weeks. The Bengals right now are

three and six, but let's say that Joe Burrow, everything goes well of these next few weeks at

practice. We might see Joe Burrow as early as December 7th. I think these next three games, it's still going to be the Joe Flacko experience looking at the schedule. So they play Pittsburgh on Sunday. They're at the Steelers. They're home for the Patriots on November 23rd. And then they're at the Baltimore Ravens Thanksgiving night.

I'm guessing that's going to be Joe Flacco for the rest, all three of those games.

But December 7th, if everything goes well, why can it be Joe Burrow at the Buffalo Bills?

Now, the big caveat here is, will the Bengals be in contention?

Or will they be mathematically eliminated or like, kind of like realistically eliminated? Because at 3 and 6, they could probably only lose one of these games that's coming up here with Joe Flacko, maybe two if you'd run the table. But like, you don't want to be an eight-loss team. Like, that's impossible to try to get to the playoffs as an eight lost team.

That's what they were last year.

And they were on the outside looking in.

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