Cris and Nick on the Bears' Super Bowl odds, talk Rob Gronkowski's return ' NFL ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Cris and Nick on the Bears' Super Bowl odds, talk Rob Gronkowski's return ' NFL ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
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Description: Cris Carter and Nick Wright analyze the Chicago Bears' chances of reaching the Super Bowl after a victory over the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving. They also break down how much better the New England Patriots can be with the return of Rob Gronkowski.

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Cris Carter and Nick Wright analyze the Chicago Bears' chances of reaching the Super Bowl after a victory over the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving. They also break down how much better the New England Patriots can be with the return of Rob Gronkowski.

NOVEMBER 23, 2018・first things first・11:00

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Cris and Nick on the Bears' Super Bowl odds, talk Rob Gronkowski's return ' NFL ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Cris Carter and Nick Wright analyze the Chicago Bears' chances of reaching the Super Bowl after a victory over the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving. They also break down how much better the New England Patriots can be with the return of Rob Gronkowski.

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