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From NBC and, of course, obviously the longtime NFL coach, Tony Dungey.

Tony, welcome.

How are you?

Hello, Mike. Doing well. Always good to be with you. My pleasure, coach. Good to talk to you.

What grabs you off week, number one?

Well, I was looking at a couple of things. Number one, I wanted to see how the quarterbacks would do.

You had some, you know, quarterbacks coming back from injury,

Deshawn Watson and Aaron Rogers, for example. You had quarterbacks who were moving around,

Kirk Cousins, Case Keenham, and then you had the new quarterback. Who was going to play their rookie quarterbacks and who wasn't? The Jets made a choice to play theirs, and it turned out really well.

Buffalo made a choice not to play theirs, and I don't think it turned out.

Yeah, and Alan's going to start this week, although the Ravens were very tough.

They look like they have some problems.

You mentioned guys coming back, a wild second half for Rogers on Sunday night after

Mac had put on just the display. Tell me, Tony, what you think about a coach going in and

disrupting a team and trading away a player of that magnitude. It's got to send shockwaves

through any team to have a guy that

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