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

Yes, hello and welcome to Inside the Huddling Association with NFL Shop.

You're sponsored by draftkings.co.uk, your home of one-day fantasy sports. I'm your host, Neil Reynolds,

joined as ever by my early bird friend from North America, Jeff Reimbold. And Jeff, we are

going to discuss another close week and another set of close games in the NFL. We're now two weeks

in and the NFL has had 20 games decided by just

one score. I mean, this is kind of, this is kind of becoming the norm. That's the second most in

NFL history. Well, I think that's really what the league wants. And I'm certainly what the

fans want because everybody's in their seats at the very end. Because I'll tell you, you look

around the league. And, you know, because I tell you, you look around the league

and, you know, that Titans Lions game, Neil, right down to the last, I mean, that was a phenomenal

football game to watch. And that was kind of the norm. There were a lot of them that went down

to the last possession or, you know, the last drive. Jeff, and that, I wrote about that this

week. We're kind of seeing games that bust the narrative.

You know, we came into week two thinking where the Rams are struggling and the Rams aren't

going to be very good and they go and knock off Seattle. We say that San Diego are going to

struggle with no Keenan Allen and they hammer the the jags and even in-game me and

Sean did a piece at the touchscreen where we were talking about the lions and the Titans and we

were saying you know the Detroit are on their way to eight wins out of their last 10 and then

around come Tennessee I mean that I think the more we think we know the NFL, the more we don't.

Well, I think that's a major product of the salary cap, Neil. When you have a salary

cap like we have in pro football and the national football league, it gives every opportunity

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