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So, welcome back.

You have once again reached the Locked-on NFL podcast.

I am Matt Williamson. We're going to spend the next 20 minutes, half hour or so going over four games, chatting a little bit with you, including the last night's game. Some good and bad out of that one, obviously. Let's just start there. You make it a little easier when it's fresh on my noodle. How do you not talk about Wentz? I mean,

this guy. I mean, I know he's going to be the talk of the town. He's the next John Elway,

Dan Marino, rolled into one. But boy, he is very impressive. And what I like most about him,

he's big, he's strong, he can run, he can throw. But what I like most about him, he's big, he's strong, he can run, he can throw.

But what I like most about him and what Gruden was raving about him is all the checks and calls at the line of scrimmage pre-snap.

You know, no huddle right off the bat.

And he's moving everyone around like he's Peyton Manning and audible and out of calls.

And man man I mean

this is highly highly impressive I mean just to I forget what did Gruden say just to get yourself

out of bad plays if you can have a quarterback that comes to the line recognizes a bad play

and can get you out of it, how valuable that is.

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