Nick Wright breaks down the Cowboys playoff picture, Patriots struggles ' NFL ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Nick Wright breaks down the Cowboys playoff picture, Patriots struggles ' NFL ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2018-12-31T10:38:49-05:00
Description: Two-time Super Bowl champion David Diehl joins Nick Wright and Bart Scott to talk NFL. Hear how dangerous Dak Prescott, Dallas Cowboys are heading into the playoffs. Plus, the New England Patriots secure a first-round bye, but can they make a Super Bowl run?

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Two-time Super Bowl champion David Diehl joins Nick Wright and Bart Scott to talk NFL. Hear how dangerous Dak Prescott, Dallas Cowboys are heading into the playoffs. Plus, the New England Patriots secure a first-round bye, but can they make a Super Bowl run?

DECEMBER 31, 2018・first things first・15:47

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Nick Wright breaks down the Cowboys playoff picture, Patriots struggles ' NFL ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Two-time Super Bowl champion David Diehl joins Nick Wright and Bart Scott to talk NFL. Hear how dangerous Dak Prescott, Dallas Cowboys are heading into the playoffs. Plus, the New England Patriots secure a first-round bye, but can they make a Super Bowl run?

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