Week Two Preview; Bengals/Texans Recap

NFL Daily with Gregg Rosenthal

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🗓️ 15 September 2017

⏱️ 75 minutes

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Summary

A room filled with heroes Dan Hanzus, Marc Sessler & Gregg Rosenthal,– recap all the latest news from around the NFL including the Thursday night prime time game between the Cincinnati Bengals and the Texans. The heroes also give a detailed breakdown of what the forecast looks like for weekend two of the 2017 season.

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0:00.0	The shot was in the end for a touchdown.
0:17.7	Just the start of the around the NFL podcast presented by
0:20.6	heading shoulders.
0:21.5	The shot was in 49 yards scamper on third and long.
0:26.0	The only touchdown of the game on Thursday night football.
0:29.2	And that's all that the Houston Texans needed a 13-9 win over the Cincinnati
0:34.0	Bengals who lose for the second straight game in their building.
0:37.2	A terrible loss for the Bengals.
0:38.7	Dan Hans is here.
0:40.2	Along with Greg Rosenthal will get Mark Cessler into the mix just in a little
0:44.2	bit to go through all the week two games.
0:45.6	But first we talk about the events of Thursday and we'll start with the
0:49.2	Texans Greg Rosenthal.
0:51.0	The Sean Watson was not brilliant.
0:52.6	In fact, he looked very shaky early on and this is first start on his 22nd
0:56.9	birthday.
0:57.8	But one big play was enough on Thursday night.
1:00.8	They went and mattered.
1:01.8	Watson was cooking like those drums in the background.
1:05.0	You know, leading into that.
1:06.0	Those drums really do cook, Greg.
1:08.0	I mean, that's getting me fired up.
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