Go inside the huddle with Sky Sports, Neil Reynolds and Jeff Brimbo.

Yes, hello, welcome to Inside the Huddle and to the morning after the longest NFL Sunday since the 1970 merger,

15 hours and 27 minutes,

walk to all football because we started in London and we finished with a 90-minute weather delay for the game between the Steelers and the Cowboys.

But Jeff, well, actually, no, I'm not going to lie.

I was going to say it was fantastic, but I'm feeling every one of those minutes this morning.

I have to know.

I know it's October.

I know it's week six.

But more than anything, it's the London Games.

Yeah, it was fantastic.

I'll tell you, Neil, check this out.

We get back from playing in San Diego State flight, five and a half hours back across

the Pacific land.

I come to the facility at 4.30 in the morning, and they're just about ready to kick off.

And I'm watching it. And the scene was unbelievably impressive. Yeah, we'll talk about the game

a little bit later because I want to lead

with Baltimore and Cincinnati. But Jeff, just first of all, it was just really good to see all the

fans again coming together in London. I was very privileged to host the first ever NFL London

Games, Spring of Honor ceremony. I said to be on the field to do that with OC and Jared Allen going in,

I thought it was a real treat. Fantastic.

I had my suit on. I had my tie on. I was at the podium with people all around me. I mean,

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