Hour 1: Wilson's Woes

First Take

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4.0 • 5.7K Ratings

🗓️ 13 September 2022

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Stephen A, Jeff Saturday and Keyshawn Johnson discuss the Cowboys decision to keep Dak Prescott off the IR, Kevin Durant's leadership ability and how much blame should Rodgers receive? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey there, I'm Molly Carrum and you are listening to the first take podcast.
0:04.2	This episode is brought to you by AT&T, the official sponsor of the College Football
0:08.6	Playoff.
0:09.6	Is checking team stats at 2am watching highlights while eating with your boys or catching
0:14.6	the game during a wedding all too much?
0:17.7	Absolutely not.
0:19.2	Because too much college football is never too much.
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0:59.8	I'm not going to go away with football.
1:09.8	Start into era.
1:10.9	Here at Monday Night Football, Russell Wilson coming back to town.
1:15.6	Wilson Flood said the pass caught and touchdowned in for Broncos.
1:20.5	Smith Parkinson touchdown.
1:23.6	C.M.
1:24.6	C.M. will bring some blitz and they get home.
1:27.1	I'm not sure Russell Wilson would want it any different than it is right now.
1:31.3	Down and an opportunity to win this ball game.
1:34.1	Williams to a 46 of Seattle.
1:39.6	McManus has to try to be a hero here in week one.
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