NFL MVP Picks

Around the Horn

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🗓️ 4 October 2023

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Clinton Yates, Woody Paige, Kevin Blackistone, and Kevin Clark join Tony Reali to discuss if they are as optimistic as the Bengals that Joe Burrow is healthy enough to run their offense, if its wise for the Jets to be thinking about Aaron Rodgers coming back this season, and who their NFL MVPs are so far this season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Glint in the eights, moody page, Kevin Blackstone, Kevin Clark.
0:05.0	The Bengals give an update on Joe Burrow.
0:09.0	The panel picks an MVP front runner.
0:12.0	And Nick Castellanos' finger.
0:15.0	Just the thought of Nick Castellanos doing anything
0:18.0	knows it's going to be bad for somebody.
0:20.0	But this is a fake out.
0:21.0	This is the ring finger.
0:22.0	Unveiling the ring finger celebration.
0:24.0	Let's go.
0:26.0	Unveiling the ring finger celebration.
0:30.0	And play off game one.
0:32.0	That is a bull's maneuver for the Bulldog utility.
0:35.0	Are you Barney?
0:38.0	What kind of makes you think you can look dramatically different
0:45.0	with Joe still battling the same stuff next week?
0:48.0	Yeah, it is what it is.
0:50.0	And I think every week's going to continue to prove that way.
0:53.0	Again, we've just got to be better on the things that we can control.
0:57.0	Zach Taylor hopeful Joe Burrow is healthy enough to run the Bengals offense,
1:01.0	which makes me ask.
1:03.0	Kevin Clark at one and three and two games back in the division.
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