The Thursday night football recap, the week three look ahead and a couple more things sprinkled in.

That is what we were going to talk about today on the Road of his Fantasy Football Show.

It's myself, Colin Kelly, back here once again.

Bring you some of my thoughts on what has happened over the last 24 hours and what may

happen with starting line-up decisions and so on this coming weekend.

It's week three, but there is a lot, a lot of injury news to work our way through.

So we'll talk about that a little bit later in the show.

I'm going to kick this one off with a fun little piece of,

I don't know if you can call it trivia because it's about myself,

but about to have one of those bucket list items checked off.

Some of you, maybe all of you, but some of you will be aware that the NFL comes to Dublin,

Ireland in week four, which is next weekend. Luckily enough, I have got a media credential

for that game. So I am super excited. One of my bucket list items is to be to do some media

stuff at an NFL game. So this will be my first time doing that. I've been fortunate enough in the past to do some media stuff at an NFL game. So this will be my first time doing that.

I've been fortunate enough in the past to do that at a number of the college games

that have been in Ireland over the last probably five, six years.

I would have to go on time stamp or check back as to when it actually did occur

when they first came over with the games to Dublin. It was pre-COVID and then there was a bit of a break and now they're back each and every year. They were back here in August. Unfortunately, I had a kind of a clash of events for that weekend. So I had to, I had a credential, but I had to pass it up on this occasion, hoping to get back to that as well next year.

That has been a big success for Ireland.

And part of the reason, I think, the way in the NFL come here to Ireland is specifically down to that NCAA kind of partnership with games.

There was some games in Crow Park where this game is going to be and then the games have been in the

Aviva Stadium which is the soccer or rugby stadium here for the national team in Ireland.

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