Welcome to Inside the Huddled, the Thursday whiz around all of the Sunday games.

We're going to take a look at the Thursday night game, which is Browns at Ravens a little bit later on.

The 6 o'clock games, the 9 o'clock games, a Sunday night game, and also the Monday night game as well.

Neil Reynolds is here as always,

raring to go. The chance to be a replacement official for Neil has gone.

Damn it. Because the lockout is over and the proper referees are going to be back for the

Browns Ravens game later, which is probably the best news the NFL has had this year.

Yeah, I know we're going to get on to the Monday night game in a minute.

The debacle in Seattle, and that's what it was.

This is a deal that needed to be made.

As we talk about the Monday night game, bear in mind that what happened in Seattle shook the NFL, shook the NFL.

I think owners were shocked.

The commissioner was shocked, and it's no surprise that the deal got done and they're hurrying it through so quickly

that the players won't ratify this

until Friday or Saturday

but they're going to lift the lockout tonight

so that they can officiate the Browns Ravens games

with regular officials.

Now if you didn't see this on Monday it it was a Hail Mary, last player the game.

Russell Wilson heaves it into the end zone, ND Jennings, the cornerback of the Green Bay Packers,

clearly intercepts the ball.

There's a solitary arm put in there by Golden Tate on the off chance it pops out.

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