Nick Wright explains why his Chiefs' season is on the line now that Aaron Rodgers isn't playing I FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Nick Wright explains why his Chiefs' season is on the line now that Aaron Rodgers isn't playing I FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2021-11-05T11:25:52-04:00
Description: Jordan Love will finally get a chance to shine as he takes the field in Week 9 with the Green Bay Packers against Kansas Cit Chiefs. Michael Vick is excited to see what Love will bring to the table, but Nick Wright is nervous. He explains why there's no upside if his team wins this game, but their entire season is on the line if they lose.

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Jordan Love will finally get a chance to shine as he takes the field in Week 9 with the Green Bay Packers against Kansas Cit Chiefs. Michael Vick is excited to see what Love will bring to the table, but Nick Wright is nervous. He explains why there's no upside if his team wins this game, but their entire season is on the line if they lose.

NOVEMBER 5, 2021・first things first・2:38

Jordan Love

Aaron Rodgers

National Football League

Green Bay Packers

Nick Wright

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