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Hello everyone and welcome to Inside the Huddle on this Monday after the first week of the NFL season.

Still one game to go of course Chicago and Minnesota, but we're going to break down everything that's happened so far. I'm your host, Neil Reynolds, joined as ever on a Monday throughout this season by Jeff Ryan Bold, who's in Hawaii, and who is in the middle of a typhoon warning. Let's just get that out of the way first. It's not a cup of tea. It's a windy situation. Jeff, I was in New York. I'm still here

in New York. I was at the Jets and Steelers game for Sky. Saturday afternoon, a mini tornado

blew literally right past my hotel window. The TV started bleeping telling me to stay indoors

and to get away from the windows. My entire room is windows, so I don't know where I was going to go. And now you're under a warning and it's pouring down outside where you are.

We have brought this podcast to the world through the monkeys in the jungle of Costa Rica,

a broom closet in London, a mini tornado in New York City, and now a typhoon in the South Pacific.

Hey, and all we do is we just keep rolling and keep talking football. And there's so much to get into.

There's so much good stuff, Jeff, that the game I was at, Pittsburgh's 34, 32 win over the New York Jets is not even the headline. We'll get to that in a moment. But what about Sunday night football? The Buffalo Bills, 41, 40 win over the Baltimore Ravens. Matt Prater with a 32-yard field goal, walk-off winner. And I'm just going to give you the number that I've been scrappling notes.

So I'm going to go back and forth in my notes today.

At various points, Baltimore led 2010, 27, 13, 34, 19 and 40-25.

And they led 40-25 with four minutes and change left.

And there was a win percentage chance for

the Ravens of 99%. But when you got Josh Allen, he breaks those supercomputers.

Well, you know what, Neil, think about it in terms of who is on the other side from the bills.

You're talking about a team that makes their money

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