Go Inside the Huddler with Sky Sports, Neil Reynolds and Jeff Reimbole.

Hello, welcome to Inside the Huddall.

I'm your host, Neil Reynolds, and I'm joined as ever by my partner Jeff Ryan Bold and Jeff can I hear

coffee machines are you grinding the coffee beans it's early over there right I've been sitting

drinking a hot cup for about the last 20 minutes Neil I'm ready to roll all right good stuff so

we're going to talk we're going to talk a bit of news from around the NFL of course there's always lots to get into we're going to start our state of the franchise series we're going to talk a bit of news from around the NFL. Of course, there's always lots to get into.

We're going to start our state of the franchise series.

We're going to look at the two teams with the worst records in the NFL last year,

the Cincinnati Bengals and the Washington Redskins.

And we'll take a couple of your questions in the mailbag.

Jeff, let's start with the news that the Los Angeles Chargers have moved on from Philip Rivers.

He's talked a lot about how he still wants to carry on play in 16 seasons in the NFL.

He's 38 years old.

It was interesting, Tom Telesco, the general manager, was trying to do this in a very respectful way.

They wanted to move on from him,

but Telesco was in the building in Indianapolis when they moved on from Peter Manning,

and it seemed like that was very much on his mind.

Do you think Rivers carries on playing?

Seems like he wants to.

I think, you know, based on everything that I heard Phillips say,

I think he's going to play or wants to play.

Now, where that's going to be is going to be the interesting question.

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