Cowboys win NFC East, Nick Sirianni ends up fired in Nick Wright's predictions l First Things First

Name: Cowboys win NFC East, Nick Sirianni ends up fired in Nick Wright's predictions l First Things First
Uploaded: 2024-08-26T18:48:28-04:00
Description: With the 2024 NFL season around the corner, Nick Wright unveils his NFC East predictions for the 2024 season, including the Dallas Cowboys winning the division and Nick Sirianni losing his job for the Philadelphia Eagles' third-place finish.

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With the 2024 NFL season around the corner, Nick Wright unveils his NFC East predictions for the 2024 season, including the Dallas Cowboys winning the division and Nick Sirianni losing his job for the Philadelphia Eagles' third-place finish.

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Cowboys win NFC East, Nick Sirianni ends up fired in Nick Wright's predictions l First Things First

With the 2024 NFL season around the corner, Nick Wright unveils his NFC East predictions for the 2024 season, including the Dallas Cowboys winning the division and Nick Sirianni losing his job for the Philadelphia Eagles' third-place finish.

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