Bills, Jets hold best odds to win a loaded AFC East | FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Bills, Jets hold best odds to win a loaded AFC East | FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2023-07-14T17:00:45-04:00
Description: Nick Wright, Kevin Wildes and Greg Jennings react to Quinnen Williams four-year $96M contract extension with the New York Jets. The cast also determine if Aaron Rodgers, Sauce Gardner and the New York Jets deserve to be Super Bowl contenders after having 7th best odds according to Las Vegas.

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Nick Wright, Kevin Wildes and Greg Jennings react to Quinnen Williams four-year $96M contract extension with the New York Jets. The cast also determine if Aaron Rodgers, Sauce Gardner and the New York Jets deserve to be Super Bowl contenders after having 7th best odds according to Las Vegas.

JULY 14, 2023・first things first・10:54

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Bills, Jets hold best odds to win a loaded AFC East | FIRST THINGS FIRST

Nick Wright, Kevin Wildes and Greg Jennings react to Quinnen Williams four-year $96M contract extension with the New York Jets. The cast also determine if Aaron Rodgers, Sauce Gardner and the New York Jets deserve to be Super Bowl contenders after having 7th best odds according to Las Vegas.

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