NFL Week 2 recap

NFL Daily with Gregg Rosenthal

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Sports, Football

4.5 • 12.6K Ratings

🗓️ 15 September 2014

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

A room full of heroes -- Dan Hanzus, Gregg Rosenthal, Chris Wesseling and Marc Sessler -- recap every Sunday game from Week 2 in the NFL. Highlights include the Chargers upset against the Seahawks, the Saints falling to 0-2 and the Bears' comeback victory over the 49ers. Plus, find out what RGIII's injury could mean for the Redskins and which player currently looks like the best running back in the NFL.

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0:00.0	The Around the NFL Podcast is struggling to pick up Ben McAdoo's office.
0:10.6	Welcome back to another edition of The Around the NFL Podcast.
0:12.9	My name is Dan Hanzis and I'm joined by Room Filled with Heroes Mark Cessler, Chris Wessling
0:17.6	and Greg Rosenthal.
0:18.6	What up boys?
0:19.6	Hey Dan.
0:21.6	Happy Sunday.
0:22.6	Big week too.
0:23.6	Lot of craziness.
0:24.6	Very strange week too.
0:26.8	Yeah well great.
0:28.7	I'm so happy for week two because that means we're talking about anything else but the lead
0:32.9	up to week two.
0:34.7	And what was the roughest week in NFL history perhaps.
0:38.6	But today Sunday brings games and games bring football talk and that's good.
0:43.8	It brings a lot of injuries too.
0:45.7	That was kind of a down here.
0:47.2	But there were a lot of big upsets.
0:48.6	There's a lot of...
0:49.6	This was yeah.
0:50.6	This was Sunday I guess that we were talking about what was the theme of the day.
0:54.2	Unfortunately injuries a lot of big name players.
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