The NFL Can’t Have Nice Things This Season (Ep. 174)

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4.0 • 4.6K Ratings

🗓️ 3 November 2017

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

The Ringer’s Robert Mays and Kevin Clark get you set for Week 9 in the NFL, discussing how the football gods took away the only fun thing we had when Deshaun Watson was lost for the season (04:25), why the Texans should sign Colin Kaepernick (29:15), and how the best matchup within the Cowboys-Chiefs game is between two guys you may have never heard of (32:33). Then, Danny Kelly joins the show to redeem himself after his recent “Dark Knight” slump (36:46) and offers a backup tight end who could lead your fantasy team to victory this week (45:00). Plus, Joel Solomon joins to discuss why Brock Osweiler is destined for success (53:15), and the guys predict next week’s biggest headlines (59:09). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	've been
0:05.1	w
0:07.1	ha
0:08.3	web
0:11.9	o
0:16.6	rut
0:27.2	fashion
0:28.8	I really don't know who wants to make the playoffs.
0:30.9	Who is going to be the second wild card team in the AFC?
0:33.6	Who's going to be the first wild card team in the AFC?
0:36.8	When the bill has got out to five and two,
0:39.2	I had some semblance of relief
0:41.5	because I was like, well, someone at least
0:43.2	is going to win 11 games in the AFC
0:45.4	and grab a wild card spot by the horns
0:48.5	and we'll be comfortable there.
0:49.7	And they go out and they lose to the jets
0:51.7	in a very bizarre performance.
0:54.1	Tony Romo gave up on that game almost immediately.
0:58.8	He was great.
1:01.7	He was great.
1:02.8	But he like minute 20 of that game.
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