Welcome to the Peter King Podcast.

Boy, there's a lot to wrap up this week in the National Football League.

We're going to touch mainly on the Monday night game, which was one of the most

scintillating football games for a variety of reasons that I've seen in a long time.

We're going to dig into one specific part of that with Eric Eager, a senior data scientist for the

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We'll also have an extended conversation with Mike Tanenbaum, the former NFL

General Manager and who knows he may end up being a general

manager again down the line we're going to talk to him about the quarterback

class of 2020 and about quite a few things but a lot about the

quarterback class of 2020 and I Tannenbaum has got a very interesting view into

this quarterback class and I think it's going to be

much ballyhooed, much discussed quarterback class

over the next four or six months.

We'll talk about other things with Tannabam as well.

But I found myself on Monday night watching this game and there are some Monday night

where if it's not competitive at halftime I'm in bed because my Sunday night

is basically hell on wheels. I stay up so late. But I found myself watching this game with a minute 50 to go and asking my in overtime the 49ers taking the ball first in 10

at their own 20 in a 2424 game with Seattle having no timeouts left and

for just a fleeting second, I said,

does it make any sense

to kneel down three times and get away,

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