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Welcome back to the Adam Schaefter podcast in the week that the NFL will release its 2022 schedule, which will have more on in a moment.

But on this podcast, we will be joined by the third of the Jets three first round

draft picks and a draft class that has gotten applause across the National Football League,

the Jets third first round draft pick, Jermaine Johnson, and Eddrushar from Florida State will

join us to talk about the transition into the NFL.

And of course, this is a week that will be marked by the release of the NFL schedule.

It's always great to have that come out because it allows fans to set some of their travel dates,

to pick a game in another city that they'd like to go see.

And it also allows us to put certain trips on the calendar for the upcoming season.

And already the NFL gave us some of that last week by releasing five international games in London on October 22nd.

We'll get the Vikings and the Saints.

In London, on October 9th, we'll get the Giants and the Packers. And in London, on October 30th, we will get the Broncos and the Jaguars all in London, the one game in Germany, will be whoever's

playing quarterback for the Seahawks versus Tom Brady on November 13th in the first ever

NFL regular season game in Munich. And of course, we, the ESPN crew, will be in Mexico

City, a return trip there.

It's quite a trip there the last time we went that I remember very well for a Chargers, Chiefs, Monday night game.

But this time, we will have the 49ers versus the Cardinals on November 21st, which, if my math is correct, should be right before Thanksgiving.

And then, of course, the NFL also has released that there will be a week two ESPN Monday night

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