The NFL's "trojan horse" against Kaepernick, AB apologizes & is this the end for Philip Rivers?

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🗓️ 20 November 2019

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Last week's strangely-timed Colin Kaepernick news did not end with his workout on Saturday. Hidden legal revelations from the NFL's workout of the embattled former quarterback are the main story on this episode, but first Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson react to the Los Angeles Chargers' 17-24 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in Mexico City on Monday night.Was Philip Rivers' awful 4 INT game a sign that his career is drawing to a close sooner, rather than later? How about those field conditions on a turf that was deemed too unsafe to play on only a year ago? Did this win prove that the Chiefs have solved their defensive woes? The guys look at the game from all those angles. (0:30)Next, Charles dives into some surprising details he learned from the league's workout of Colin Kaepernick over the weekend in Atlanta. After reading through the NFL's liability waiver that Kaepernick's team took issue with, he reveals the sly legal moves the league was trying to pull over the former 49er. (11:15)From one unemployed league star to another, Antonio Brown apologized to New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft on Instagram on Tuesday. Our experts discuss where AB stands in his grievance against New England and the chance that he could return to the Pats later this season (24:55).Finally, Chares & Terez wrap up the show previewing three of they key matchups of Week 12: Indianapolis @ Houston (31:30), Dallas @ New England (34:35), and Green Bay @ San Francisco (39:10).Stay up to date with the latest NFL news and coverage from Yahoo Sports on Twitter @YahooSportsNFL.Follow Charles @CharlesRobinsonFollow Terez @TerezPaylorTag your questions for the guys on Twitter with #YahooNFLPodcastCheck out the rest of the Yahoo Sports Podcast family at https://apple.co/2Abi8jk or at yahoosports.com/podcasts See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Yahoo Sports NFL Podcast on today's show.
0:03.7	Charles and I have some takeaways from the Monday night showdown between the Chargers and the Chiefs.
0:08.0	We also dive into the cap situation.
0:10.2	Was it the NFL's version of a Trojan horse?
0:13.0	Charles makes a really good argument for it.
0:15.0	We try to make some sense of Antonio Brown's sudden apologies to Bob Kraft.
0:19.0	We wonder where that came from.
0:21.0	And finally, we preview some of the best games coming up in week 12.
0:24.7	All right, let, yes sir. Welcome to the Yahoo Sports Interfield Podcast. I'm Yahoo Senior and
0:39.2	Federal writer Torres Payler. Here are my main man and fellow senior and fair writer Charles Robinson and Charles
0:45.0	putting you on the spot.
0:46.7	In a must win game with teams completely equal aside from the quarterback position in your life that you care very much about obviously
0:54.6	hanging in the balance who would you pick as your quarterback 37 year old Phil Rivers
0:59.9	in 2019 or 37 year old Dan Marino in 1998.
1:05.0	How old's Dan now? I'd probably take Dan now.
1:08.0	I mean, I mean, look in 2019 has become I don't know who said it but someone said
1:20.8	Rivers is like the the version of and I thought this was pretty good on
1:23.6	Twitter. It might have been Daniel Jeremiah said that Rivers is becoming the version of like the
1:28.6	baseball pitcher becomes a knuckleballer late in his career. And I think you can see some of that.
1:34.2	Like he does not look like the Philip Rivers
1:37.4	that we've known over time.
1:38.7	It looks like things have taken their toll, the hits. and he is, I guess in this era, the rare quarterback who seems to be slowing down a little bit.
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