Go Inside the Huddle with Sky Sports, Neil Reynolds and Jeff Rimbled.

Yes, hello, welcome to Inside the Huddle in association with skysports.com and NFL UK.

We are sponsored by Sport Lobster.

I am your host, Neil Reynolds, at least I think I still am. I'm not quite

sure anymore, but Jeff Reimbold, my usual partner from Sky Sports Coverage, Jeff, I'm going to lean on

you. I'm going to lean on you a lot today, buddy. I got you back, dog.

Jeff, it was a fantastic weekend. I mean, I think the way this podcast is going to work.

I, you know, obviously I was so ensconced with the dolphins and the Raiders at Wembley Stadium.

We haven't seen as much of the stuff from around the NFL, so I know you can sort of weigh in and get me up to speed with the things that caught your eye in week four in the NFL.

Just an incredible weekend again here in London.

500,000 fans on Regent Street the day before the game.

A sold out crowd at Wembley Stadium.

It was probably never really a contest, to be honest.

The Dolphins 38, 14 winners over the Oakland Raiders.

I think Miami called off the dogs really in the end.

Otherwise, it could have been a lot more.

And Jeff, let's start.

We'll talk a lot about, I'll tell a couple of stories about the weekend.

But we have to start with the Raiders.

Dennis Allen, he went 8 and 28 in his time with the Raiders.

He's 0. and 4 this season.

They'd lost their last 10 games.

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