The NFL on FOX crew pays off lost Super Bowl bets with world's spiciest chocolate

Name: The NFL on FOX crew pays off lost Super Bowl bets with world's spiciest chocolate
Uploaded: 2019-02-04T03:22:52Z
Description: The agony of defeat burns when you wager on the Super Bowl. Jason McIntyre and TJ Houshmandazadeh paid off their bets by eating the world spiciest chocolate, and Dean Blandino and Mark Schlereth joined in as a sign of solidarity. Spoiler: Everyone made a HUGE mistake.

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The agony of defeat burns when you wager on the Super Bowl. Jason McIntyre and TJ Houshmandazadeh paid off their bets by eating the world spiciest chocolate, and Dean Blandino and Mark Schlereth joined in as a sign of solidarity. Spoiler: Everyone made a HUGE mistake.

FEBRUARY 4, 2019・National Football League・7:28

National Football League

Dean Blandino

Jason McIntyre

Mark Schlereth

The NFL on FOX crew pays off lost Super Bowl bets with world's spiciest chocolate

The agony of defeat burns when you wager on the Super Bowl. Jason McIntyre and TJ Houshmandazadeh paid off their bets by eating the world spiciest chocolate, and Dean Blandino and Mark Schlereth joined in as a sign of solidarity. Spoiler: Everyone made a HUGE mistake.

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