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Welcome to another edition of the Around the NFL podcast from London.

My name is Dan Hanses and I am joined in a arena filled with heroes, Mark

Sessler, Chris Wessling, and Greg Rosenthal. What is up, boys? Hey, Dan. Here we are, we're at the

Big O. Do they call it that? They do now. We're at a big cricket match between England and India.

I don't know if it's actually big because it doesn't mean anything or the series was

clinch, but they play anyway.

Well, the stadium is packed out.

It's rich with-cook's last game.

It's rich with tradition.

Let's be honest.

So the minor breakdown that we got on the way to the stadium was that essentially the stakes do not exist because the series ended previously.

So it's kind of if the calves and warriors after the warriors swept the cats, hey, let's get together for game five.

And people just don't want to go to work. So let's pack up the stadium and enjoy the contest. And yet the crowd, we asked, and the crowd reaction is apparently no different. So it's, it's one of many things about the sport that we don't understand, but it is fascinating. I get it. And the explanation, Nick Pike from the NFL UK office, he's been very nice. Everyone's been very nice, especially with cricket trying to explain the sport to us. And it's kind of an impossible task. And we're still trying to wrap our head around it. Well, we're stupid people. It just seems fun. It just seems fun to get here and sit in the sun. It's about, I would say, right around 70 degrees and sunny uh and there's a bunch

of dudes and white and we're wearing this kind of like a an office um box right above the field

watching the game right now or the match so it's a pretty surreal thing and it's just another

uh another great experience for us here in London.

Mark, you are wearing sunglasses.

You are maybe not living your best life right now after we had a long night last night.

We did.

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