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Welcome to another edition of Around the NFL.

I am Dan Hansa.

Scott Mark Sessler here.

Got Greg Rosenthal.

And yes, two Monday night football games, a source of annoyance.

Sure.

But then the games unfold.

And I have to say, and I'm curious your thoughts, Mark, that was the most fun I've had watching football this year. Because of the two games, the quality, the uniqueness of them, the endings for both, the plot lines. This probably means we'll have two Monday night football games for the rest of time

now because the NFL will think this can happen every week. But I really had a great time watching

football tonight and now we get to talk about it, which is cool as well. Yeah, like I told,

I told Greg before we got on that I had not even a hot take, just a take about what this

evening, what it, what it unraveled in terms of like a red carpet for the rest of our lives

is I think this set the table for this happening probably eight weeks a year, if not every week.

Because it worked tonight. Let's be real. Like, I mean, I think you watch the end of this Giants game

and we'll get into it. And at that point, there was about two, two plus minutes left in the Dolphins game,

which seemed out of reach. It's like, of course, one of these will kind of be sealed up. And then what

unfurled from there was complete zaniness. It is an NFL schedule makers, an NFL mastermind's dream. And I think

the Dolphins game was one of the craziest endings I witnessed all season. I mean, this was a bolt

of lightning. You could put two Monday night games on every Monday night for the next five seasons.

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