Nick Wright reveals his NFL Tiers ahead of Week 15 I FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Nick Wright reveals his NFL Tiers ahead of Week 15 I FIRST THINGS FIRST
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Description: We're heading into Week 14 of the NFL season, and Nick Wright unveils the top teams in the league right now. Watch to see where the Los Angeles Rams land after defeating the Arizona Cardinals, and whether the Tampa Bay Buccaneers or the Green Bay Packers can unseat Nick's Kansas City Chiefs.

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We're heading into Week 14 of the NFL season, and Nick Wright unveils the top teams in the league right now. Watch to see where the Los Angeles Rams land after defeating the Arizona Cardinals, and whether the Tampa Bay Buccaneers or the Green Bay Packers can unseat Nick's Kansas City Chiefs.

DECEMBER 15, 2021・first things first・4:19

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Nick Wright reveals his NFL Tiers ahead of Week 15 I FIRST THINGS FIRST

We're heading into Week 14 of the NFL season, and Nick Wright unveils the top teams in the league right now. Watch to see where the Los Angeles Rams land after defeating the Arizona Cardinals, and whether the Tampa Bay Buccaneers or the Green Bay Packers can unseat Nick's Kansas City Chiefs.

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