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Hello everybody and welcome to Inside the Huddle on a Monday morning looking back on week six in the NFL.

I'm your host, Neil Reynolds, joined as ever on a Monday, but I'm a partner, Jeff Reimbold,

where we'll talk about a lot of one-score games, Jeff,

a lot of excitement across the league.

Maybe not at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Just the one touchdown.

That's the lowest amount of touchdowns in a London game.

As Denver recorded nine sacks in a 13-11 win over the New York Jets. It was not a classic.

I would say that's being very, very kind.

It was bad football.

Offensive football, bad, bad, bad.

You could tell Sean Payton's mindset, and we won't get into this game too much.

I only watched it on the TV.

I wasn't there.

There was a period early in the third quarter where Denver had a third and 10. They'd run it twice.

And on third and 10, Sean Payton ran it up the middle and punted because he just felt like we'll live to fight another day. They're not going to score very many points. We'll get them later.

I felt for the Jets.

I really did.

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