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What's up, everybody? Welcome to the season with Peter Schroger. We're about at the midway point of the 2024 NFL season. I'm Peter Schroger. I host Good Morning Football on NFL Network. I also am one of the analysts on Fox NFL kickoff on Sundays.

And at the midway point of the season, I always like to take a second to look around, see who's doing what, who's been a surprise, who's been a disappointment.

And also what the story of the week is. And this week, we go to Indianapolis, a place where Pat McAfee usually is the voice of reason and where we have such luminaries as Bob Cravitz over the years and Stephen Holder.

And I like to parachute in once in a while to give my two cents on a situation. And this Anthony

Richardson deal is worthy of a monologue, I think, because

I sit in a role as a national follower slash insiders slash analysts of the sport. As a morning

show host, I do this five days a week, three hours a day. And as a Sunday insider, I am trying

to text everyone I can within every organization

to get some new piece of news. I've never, never in my life in football, seen a quarterback

tap out of a play and walk off the field. And then in the post game, as Anthony Richardson did,

say, I was just exhausted. I needed a playoff.

The response from ex-players is what's so fascinating. Because I like to think I've got a pulse of

the league, a pulse of the game, and a pulse of how people would react. And I think a lot of people

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