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Hello and welcome to the Thursday edition of Inside the Houdel.

My name's Neil Reynolds joining me to look ahead to week two in the NFL Mike Carlson of Channel 4.

Mike, we had quite a week in week one.

And in the United States, a record 107.4 million people watched opening weekend.

Is this what you expected with that hunger for football being back?

Yeah, they were desperate to see a real game.

Yeah.

Not much tackling, though.

Although, yeah, they saw what looked like some exhibition games, I think, in the end.

I really think we saw the effects of the compressed preseason, shall we say, with teams not quite looking ready.

And in special teams, where everyone was worried, you know, oh, there'll never be another kickoff. We said three kickoff returns for touchdowns. And all those pump returns for touchdowns as well. Is that because there wasn't as much time to practice special teams? And also, did we see the effect of the lockout in reverse? Because often we think that defenses are going to be ahead of offenses but really it was the offenses that seemed to have their way in a lot of cases that was

true and i think part of it too is personnel because you have to spend time evaluating personnel

and mini camps and mandatory practices and things like that before camp starts gives you a

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