The Pregame Insomnia Podcast, Episode 9: Disappointed

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This week’s Podcast features:

Breaking down the NFC West

• Seattle Seahawks at New Orleans Saints 25-20 (Seattle's offense still struggling)
• Arizona Cardinals @ Carolina Panthers 30-20 (Arizona attempts comeback. Carson sacked 8 times.)

Breaking down the Seahawks next game Monday night vs. the Buffalo Bills

• Percy Harvin comes out of retirement.
• Josh hates Rex Ryan

Part 2: Around the NFL

• Story: Only major trade is New England trading Jamie Collins for a 3rd round pick from Cleveland
• Dyanna Impersonates Bill Bellichick

Fun Games

• Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Oakland Raiders (Oakland survives 23 penalties Beats Tampa Bay 30-24.)
• Philadelphia Eagles @ Dallas Cowboys (Dallas comes back versus Philadelphia 29-23)
• Washington Redskins VS Cincinnati Bengals (Andy Dalton and the Bengals tie the Washington Redskins and Krk Cousins)

Our games:

• New York Jets @ Cleveland Browns (The Jets have two wins in a row, survive Cleveland)
• Jacksonville Jaguars @ Tennessee Titans (Titans take early 27-0 lead, never look back)

Is Gus Bradley fired?

What’s next if he is?

Notes:

This one runs a bit longer than normal. The interview with Mike Bar starts around 53 minutes. Full run time is 91 minutes this week. There are a few jump cuts because of some issues during the broadcast but they shouldn’t be disruptive. I did have some issues with a few mic strikes this broadcst so I apologize to headphone users profusely.

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