Records most likely to be broken

NFL Daily with Gregg Rosenthal

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Sports, Football

4.5 • 12.6K Ratings

🗓️ 1 April 2015

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

A room filled with heroes -- Dan Hanzus, Gregg Rosenthal, Chris Wesseling and Marc Sessler -- discuss the latest news around the NFL including Colin Kaepernick's offseason workouts and Rob Gronkowski's latest whereabouts. The guys then debate which current players are most likely to break prominent NFL records.

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0:00.0	The Around the NFL Podcast is bringing in Jim G. Bo for a workout.
0:08.7	Welcome back to another edition of the Around the NFL Podcast.
0:11.6	My name is Dan Hanzas and I am joined by the room filled with heroes, Mike Cessler, Chris
0:16.4	Wessling and Greg Rosenthal.
0:18.2	What's up boys?
0:19.2	Hey Dan.
0:20.2	Oh yeah.
0:21.2	Oh, if you heard a little pop, a little pop in the Wessling's draw just now, it's because
0:28.9	the Cason Day for big eye.
0:31.1	Hello.
0:32.1	Senioritis, major case of senioritis.
0:33.9	Senioritis, Wess leaving for Tybie Island.
0:36.5	Fawning in and all day.
0:38.9	Hey Dan.
0:40.2	His liver may never be the same.
0:44.2	Wess tell us a little bit about your Tybie trim coming up.
0:47.0	Well, my liver will be fine.
0:48.5	It's been conditioned by Tybie which is the most self-indulgent place on earth as far
0:52.7	as I know.
0:53.7	All you have to do on Tybie is go to the beach, hang out at Hucka Poos and make fun of
0:57.7	the tours.
0:58.7	For new listeners, this is your old place of residence for how many or seven years or
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