Go Inside the Hullough with Sky Sports, Neil Reynolds and Jeff Rynbole.

Hello everybody, welcome to Inside the Huddle. I'm your host, Neil Reynoldsynolds joined as ever by my partner getting ready for the

cfl season jeff ryanbold uh how are you jeff i'm great i'll tell you what don't neil i've had

more q-tips stuffed up my nose than i even think about you know with this covid testing because

it's return to play protocols it's been like a line every morning, just get ready, put your head back and bear it.

Yeah, you sound a bit, you sound a little bit sniffy actually.

It's probably just permanent damage up the nostrils.

Well, we'll distract you for the next half hour or so, Jeff.

We're going to talk some news from around the NFL and we're going to do

state of the franchise. So we're going to do the New Orleans Saints and the Green Bay Packers

today, two teams with considerable quarterback questions. You'll notice I'm completely ignoring

any other sporting events that have happened in the last week. Let's just talk NFL.

Wait a second. Wait a second. Now, I ask Mace before you came on if,

you know, the morning had stopped and everybody's, you know, got their black put away for another

day and, you know, I couldn't sleep after the game. So I couldn't sleep after the game. And the next day,

I woke up. I was just in such a, like, dark, sad place.

And it was because it's just been great, it's just been a great month.

And then you wake up to all the nonsense that was going on after the, you know,

after the game and the abuse of players who were just heroic, you know,

young players to step up.

It's just ridiculous. So, yeah, it was a very depressing couple of days.

But now I'm fully, fully looking ahead, NFL. That's what I'm thinking.

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