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I'm GMFB fan, Dave Damashek, and here are the best moments from this week so far at the breakfast table,

live from London, which is in England, I believe.

Week 7 had it all from a thriller at Wembley to Drew Brees finally getting a win over the Ravens. Let's find out what the breakfast table thought about some of the biggest games from week seven. They're going to go undefeated. Whoa! It feels special to you? October talk. Yeah, go on. Market. Go ahead. Market. not say that because if the Rams and that genius coaching staff, we're talking led by McVeigh and Wade Phillips, look at what can you do to take the Chiefs down? There's a blueprint for that. On the flip side, Chief's looking at the Rams. Is there a blueprint yet to beat the Rams? No, there isn't. So that's the reason why I say the Rams.

I'm going to double down with me.

You don't know, not?

Let me tell you why. I spoke to McVeigh this off season, and I said, what's your biggest regret about how that playoff game went where they lost to the Falcons? He says, I kind of hate the way we finished the season. They put all their bench players in. they lost to the 49ers and they came limping into the playoffs.

I think they go full pedal the entire waves right through February.

I don't see a regular season game where they're going to fall apart. That's a game they lose yesterday, a trap game. It wasn't. They blew them out 3910. They know every game matters. Peter, we have sat here and listened for entire segments. If you have sung the praises of the Superdome and the atmosphere and the volume. That's true. Week 9 at the Saints.

I like it.

There's been a million segments and a million seasons about this team's going to run the TIS. One team has done it, the Patriots. I think they lose week nine to the Saints. I hope they do it. I think they go down the Superdome. Hashtag Jim, does it feel like a special team though to you? Rams, you always have a special feeling about this team.

I got the special feeling.

But not a 16 and 0 feeling.

I got a 14 and 2 feeling.

They rested their starters for a reason to preseason.

Maybe that was to go forward. They're a juggernaut. Fourteen. They're a juggernaut. If they stay healthy, I do not know what's going to stop. Injuries will be the issue. That will be the issue. This is halfway, midway point through the season. So I felt like it was a good time here at the breakfast table in London with this beautiful view to sort of talk about maybe who needs to make some improvements. Who are you starting to worry about going into the second half? Peter, what do you think? I look at that team right there, the Jacksonville Jaguars. You know, I have concerns about the Jaguars coming in that saying they were maybe a one-year wonder,

but they started off this season so brilliantly. They beat the New England Patriots. You see the Patriots going head to head with the Chiefs and finding away, with the Bears. They beat the Patriots, and since that game, have lost three horrendous, horrendous games. Yesterday's outing was embarrassing, and now you flip the script, and they're coming to London.

There's going to be a long road trip, a lot of

time together where things start to fester. Jalen Ramsey running his mouth all

off season, everyone kind of laughed it off internally. Now though it looks like egg

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