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NFL Daily with Gregg Rosenthal

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4.5 • 12.4K Ratings

🗓️ 20 June 2016

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

A room full of heroes -- Dan Hanzus, Gregg Rosenthal, Chris Wesseling and Colleen Wolfe – discuss the latest NFL news including the Rams' quarterback battle and if Cam Newton has already peaked as an NFL player. Then the heroes discuss the all-time best players in the NBA and NFL before wrapping the podcast by sharing some “Now What?” scenarios for certain NFL teams.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Hi, and hello football, Fanger, O'Palt, Dave Damage, here.
0:04.2	Make sure you check out the Dave Damage, Football program.
0:07.2	You can watch it on YouTube, NFL.com.
0:09.7	You can listen to it on iTunes or Stitcher or NFL.com slash podcasts.
0:14.8	We look at the world of pro football and the game called life.
0:21.1	The around the NFL podcast are too lazy to write their own money tags.
0:29.0	Welcome back to another edition of the Around the NFL podcast.
0:32.0	My name is Dan Hanzis and I'm joined by the room filled with heroes.
0:36.8	Colleen Wolf, Chris Wessling, and Greg Roseth.
0:40.2	Oh, what's up boys and woman?
0:42.0	Hey Dan.
0:43.2	Hey, hey.
0:44.2	Hey.
0:45.2	Hey.
0:45.7	Hi Colleen.
0:46.5	Hi Dan.
0:47.6	A great stint to the last couple of weeks on HQ and the film Networks Morning Show.
0:52.4	Thank you.
0:53.4	Which kind of took you out of the podcast rotation a little bit.
0:57.7	That's what you're telling yourself?
0:59.2	Well, you took yourself out of the softball lineup.
1:01.5	That's true.
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