we had tony dungy up in the booth for a little while. and he compared you to franco harris. that same patience. when you hear that comparison, what do you think? >> i'm honored. you know, obviously, when somebody is comparing you to a guy like that, it makes you real humbling. and grateful. you know? i appreciate the comparison. >> you and i talked earlier. your second thanksgiving day when you were a kid, you loved watching. and there's kids out there watching you tonight. what do you hope they appreciated about the way you played?

we had tony dungy up in the booth for a little while. and he compared you to franco harris. that same patience. when you hear that comparison, what do you think? >> i'm honored. you know, obviously, when somebody is comparing you to a guy like that, it makes you real humbling. and grateful. you know? i appreciate the comparison. >> you and i talked earlier. your second thanksgiving day game. and there's kids out there watching you tonight. what do you hope they appreciated about the way you played? >> they appreciated some good football. somebody who is passionate about the game. obviously, you love the game of football. for whoever is watching, congratulations. >> guys, thank you so much. >> taking this to the linemen. >> take them to the lineup, whatever you want. and take the balls. take the football. take the football. >> happy thanksgiving. >> mike? >> happy thanksgiving, michele. oh, beautiful. thank you. well, there's the playoff picture. this goes with the thanksgiving tradition. this is the night we start to see this. the playoff picture, unfolding in the afc. you s

we had tony dungy up in the booth for a little while. and he compared you to franco harris. that same patience. when you hear that comparison, what do you think? >> i'm honored. you know, obviously, when somebody is comparing you to a guy like that, it makes you real humbling. and grateful. you know? i appreciate the comparison. >> you and i talked earlier. your second thanksgiving day when you were a kid, you loved watching. and there's kids out there watching you tonight. what do you hope they appreciated about the way you played? >> they appreciated some good football. somebody who is passionate about the game. obviously, you love the game of football. for whoever is watching, congratulations. >> guys, thank you so much. >> taking this to the linemen. >> take them to the lineup, whatever you want. and take the balls. take the football. take the football. >> happy thanksgiving. happy thanksgiving to everybody. >> mike? >> happy thanksgiving, michele. oh, beautiful. thank you. well, there's the playoff picture. this goes with the thanksgiving tradition. this is the night we

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we had tony dungy up in the booth for a little while. and he compared you to franco harris. that same patience. when you hear that comparison, what do you think? >> i'm honored. you know, obviously, when somebody is comparing you to a guy like that, it makes you real humbling. and grateful. you know? i appreciate the comparison. >> you and i talked earlier. your second thanksgiving day game. and there's kids out there watching you tonight. what do you hope they appreciated about the way you played? >> they appreciated some good football. somebody who is passionate about the game. obviously, you love the game of football. for whoever is watching, congratulations. >> guys, thank you so much. >> taking this to the linemen. >> take them to the lineup, whatever you want. and take the balls. take the football. take the football. >> happy thanksgiving. ha >> mike? >> happy thanksgiving, michele. oh, beautiful. thank you. well, there's the playoff picture. this goes with the thanksgiving tradition. this is the night we start to see this. the playoff picture, unfolding in the afc. yo

we had tony dungy up in the booth for a little while. and he compared you to franco harris. that same patience. when you hear that comparison, what do you think? >> i'm honored. you know, obviously, when somebody is comparing you to a guy like that, it makes you real humbling. and grateful. you know? i appreciate the comparison. >> you and i talked earlier. your second thanksgiving day game. and there's kids out there watching you tonight. what do you hope they appreciated about the way you played? >> they appreciated some good football. somebody who is passionate about the game. obviously, you love the game of football. for whoever is watching, congratulations. >> guys, thank you so much. >> taking this to the linemen. >> take them to the lineup, whatever you want. and take the balls. take the football. take the football. >> happy thanksgiving. happy thanksgiving to everybody. >> mike? >> happy thanksgiving, michele. oh, beautiful. thank you. well, there's the playoff picture. this goes with the thanksgiving tradition. this is the night we start to see this. the playoff pic

we had tony dungy up in the booth for a little while. and he compared you to franco harris. that same patience. when you hear that comparison, what do you think? >> i'm honored. you know, obviously, when somebody is comparing you to a guy like that, it makes you real humbling. and grateful. you know? i appreciate the comparison. >> you and i talked earlier. your second thanksgiving day game. when you were a kid, you loved and there's kids out there watching you tonight. what do you hope they appreciated about the way you played? >> they appreciated some good football. somebody who is passionate about the game. obviously, you love the game of football. for whoever is watching, congratulations. >> guys, thank you so much. >> taking this to the linemen. >> take them to the lineup, whatever you want. and take the balls. take the football. take the football. >> happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving, michele. oh, beautiful. thank you. well, there's the playoff picture. this goes with the thanksgiving tradition. this is the night we start to see this. the playoff picture, unfol

we had tony dungy up in the booth for a little while. and he compared you to franco harris. that same patience. when you hear that comparison, what do you think? >> i'm honored. you know, obviously, when somebody is comparing you to a guy like that, it makes you real humbling. and grateful. you know? i appreciate the comparison. game. when you were a kid, you loved watching. and there's kids out there watching you tonight. what do you hope they appreciated about the way you played? >> they appreciated some good football. somebody who is passionate about the game. obviously, you love the game of football. for whoever is watching, congratulations. >> guys, thank you so much. >> taking this to the linemen. >> take them to the lineup, whatever you want. and take the balls. take the football. >> happy thanksgiving. happy thanksgiving to everybody. >> mike? >> happy thanksgiving, michele. oh, beautiful. thank you. well, there's the playoff picture. this goes with the thanksgiving tradition. this is the night we start to see this. the playoff picture, unfolding in the afc. you slid

we had tony dungy up in the booth for a little while. and he compared you to franco harris. that same patience. when you hear that comparison, what do you think? >> i'm honored. you know, obviously, when somebody is comparing you to a guy like that, it makes you real humbling. and grateful. you know? i appreciate the comparison. >> you and i talked earlier. your second thanksgiving day game. when you were a kid, you loved and there's kids out there watching you tonight. what do you hope they appreciated about the way you played? >> they appreciated some good football. somebody who is passionate about the game. obviously, you love the game of football. for whoever is watching, congratulations. >> guys, thank you so much. >> taking this to the linemen. >> take them to the lineup, whatever you want. and take the balls. take the football. take the football. >> happy thanksgiving. happy thanksgi >> mike? >> happy thanksgiving, michele. oh, beautiful. thank you. well, there's the playoff picture. this goes with the thanksgiving tradition. this is the night we start to see this. th

we had tony dungy up in the booth for a little while. and he compared you to franco harris. that same patience. when you hear that comparison, what do you think? >> i'm honored. you know, obviously, when somebody is comparing you to a guy like that, it makes you real humbling. and grateful. you know? i appreciate the comparison. >> you and i talked earlier. your second thanksgiving day game. when you were a kid, you loved watching. and there's kids out there watching you tonight. what do you hope they appreciated about the way you played? >> they appreciated some good football. somebody who is passionate about the game. obviously, you love the game of football. for whoever is watching, congratulations. >> guys, thank you so much. >> taking this to the linemen. >> take them to the lineup, whatever you want. and take the balls. take the football. take the football. >> happy thanksgiving. happy thanksgiving to everybody. >> mike? >> happy thanksgiving, michele. oh, beautiful. thank you. well, there's the playoff picture. this goes with the thanksgiving tradition. this is the ni

we two to tony dungy. how do you think that gary kubiak will regret the decision to go for the field al >> it is very well could come back to haunt the broncos, bob. he's being aggressive. he believes in his kicker. he tried to win the game right there. but losing this ball game, and giving up the half-game, that would have ended up a tie, that would have been huge./$u on the other side of the coin, you have to think, this is a big win for the chiefs. they have beaten the broncos and the raiders on theoad. the raiders are playing lights-out. but kansas city has the edge in the schedule, with the two road wins in the division. >> yeah. kes sense. thks, tony. we'll go over to mike florio, profootballtalk.com. carr said it was some of the worst pain he experienced in his life. but all indications are, he will be able to go next weekend. for the patriotsack injury. i'm told that the itial indications are, it's not serious. and he shodn't miss any time next week. but he was spotted walking involved. the ticket

that includes former bucs coach tony dungy. newly christened hall of famer. he had a bulls shirt on. >> from your colleague talking about the buccaneers being a middle of the pack team. where you do see the buccaneers headed? >> i think they're on the upswing because they have a franchise quarterback. that's what half the teams in the league are looking for. they've drafted around the offense. unfortunately right now, running back situation is not great with the injuries. but that will come back. then they have to build the defense. that will take some time. i like the plan and i think they're in good shape. they're right in about 80% of the league right now. >> reporter: when they let lovey smith go and brought in cutter, a lot of changes coming in. what do you think about cutter and smith? >> it's different and it's going to take time and they're growing and that's the unfortunate thing. you built for lovey's defense for a year and a half and now you have to tear that down it will come. just have to stick with the program. mike smith is a very good defensiv

football hall of famer tony dungy may be better >> you know football hall of famer tony dungy mayen known as a all-star dad than of the game. and now he has adopted seven children. and dungy teamed up with the florida department of children and families to advocate for fostering and adoption. the department says more than 25,000 children need permanent homes in the state of florida. the campaign willse public service announcement show people how much a difference they can make in a child's life. >> none of us have enough time but you can make a difference. that's the big thing we want to get across to pevment you can make such a difference nay young person's life. >> anybody interested in adopt age child from the state can find out more information at adopt florida.org. going to do and walking the walk. >> yes. >> he has done it and an inspiration to many people. yes he is. and time now for the fox 13, 11:00 news. >> and it's all yours chris. and redirecting the blame for the du, a croorchlt the family says the bar tender who served the driver was partly to blame. it was prevent table. th

we two to tony dungy. how do you think that gary kubiak will regret the decision to go for the field goal rather than punt? >> it is very well could come back to haunt the broncos, bob. he's being aggressive. he believes in his kicker. he tried to win the game right there. but losing this ball game, and giving up the half-game, that would have ended up a tie, that would have been huge. on the other side of the coin, you have to think, this is a big win for the chiefs. they have beaten the broncos and the raiders are playing lights-out. but kansas city has the edge in the schedule, with the two road wins in the division. >> yeah. makes sense. thanks, tony. we'll go over to mike florio, profootballtalk.com. mike, new england and oakland are 9-2. but both have injury concerns. what's the latest? >> well, bob, raiders quarterback, derek carr, on sunday, dislocated the pinkie finger on his throwing hand. he came back with a glove. after the game, x-rays were negative. carr said it was some of the worst pain he

we had tony dungy up in the booth for a little while. and he compared you to franco harris. that same patience. when you hear that comparison, what do you think? >> i'm honored. you know, obviously, when somebody is comparing you to a guy like that, it makes you real humbling. and grateful. you know? i appreciate the comparison. >> you and i talked earlier. your second thanksgiving day game. and there's kids out there watching you tonight. what do you hope they appreciated about the way you played? >> they appreciated some good football. somebody who is passionate about the game. obviously, you love the game of football. for whoever is watching, congratulations. >> guys, thank you so much. >> taking this to the linemen. >> take them to the lineup, whatever you want. and take the balls. take the football. take the football. >> happy thanksgiving. >> mike? >> happy thanksgiving, michele. oh, beautiful. thank you. well, there's the playoff picture. this goes with the thanksgiving tradition. this is the night we start to see this. the playoff picture, unfolding in the afc. you s

let's bring in coach, tony dungy. what does the outcome mean for these teams going forward? >> i think we saw it in the shots of the sidelines at the end of the game. two teams going in opposite offense right now. they have a lot of people involved. kirk cousins is playing tremendous football. and they have so much confidence going into dallas thursday, as well as dallas is playing. they'll be ready to go. and i like where they are. put themselves right in the wild card hunt. on the other side of the field, in green bay, things are dire right now. defensively, they have so many injuries, 'r no running game. it all falls on the passing game. i don't see how they can make a playoff run, in the situation they're in right now. >> tony, thanks. now, two games back of the lions and the vikings in the division. we go to mike florio, profootballtalk.com. the bengals lost to the bills, 16-12. it's beginning to found like they lost a lot more than that, right? >> that's right, bob. earlier, they lost a.j. green to but the bengals are saying they fear he will not be able to play again

that was enough to impress tony dungy. he sent a tweet at the huge win for tampa bay on the road at kansas city. this might be the signature win by the way, that's quite an assessment. the playoffs. the bucs haven't been able to use that word in the past few years so they beat the chiefs in kansas city 19-17. the bucs defense comes up big. i mean, this is a huge play with an interception in the end zone. chris conty and he runs it past midfield and then jameis winston touchdown, no interceptions. the chief had won 10 straight games at home which was the longest streak in the nfl. bucs have five wins, five losses. they're in second place in the nfc south. the next opponent is going to be a big challenge. seattle seahawks are coming on sunday. they have seven wins, two losses and a tie this season. that's the second best record in the nfc. their stride with russell wilson finally healthy. running game is progressing and the defense is one of the best in the league. you can watch that game here on sunday. it's the late game,

let's bring in coach tony dungy. very different conversation from when we saw seattle. just three weeks ago. what does this mean for pete carroll's team on the short week, cross-country and beating the patriots in foxboro. >> this says a lot about their team and how they compete. it sends a message to the nfc. seattle is back. they were struggling. russell wilson looked a lot better today. a lot healthier. struggled opened holes in the run game, they played outstanding today. kam chancellor coming back. you take those three elements and seattle is a different team, going into new england and winning this ball game. i think they sent a message. >> we could have a long conversation about the play calling 21 months ago at the end of super bowl xlix. the conversation after this one won't last as long. but can be called into question. what did you think of new england's play calling at the end of this game? >> well, they may ve outsmarted themselves just like seattle outsmarted themselves on the 1 yard line at the super bowl. but this is what new england does. tom brady has

let's bring in coach, tony dungy. what does the outcome mean for these teams going forward? >> i think we saw it in the shots of the sidelines at the end of the game. they have a lot of people involved. kirk cousins is playing tremendous football. and they have so much confidence going into dallas thursday, as well as dallas is playing. they'll be ready to go. and i like where they are. put themselves right in the wild card hunt. on the other side of the field, in green bay, things are dire right now. defensively, they have so many injuries, they're not able to stopeo no running game. it all falls on the passing game. i don't see how they can make a playoff run, in the situation they're in right now. >> tony, thanks. now, two games back of the lions and the vikings in the division. we go to mike florio, profootballtalk.com. the bengals lost to the bills, 16-12. it's beginning to found like they lost a lot more than that, right? >> that's right, bob. earlier, they lost a.j. green to but the bengals are saying they fear he will not be able to play again this season. and then,

z26eyz z18pz ((mark---vo)) we know tony y26eyy y18py dungy is passionate about is an advocate of adoption. he wanted to get the worth out of kids in the state who need some forever families. he knows about what he is talking about. >> he knows about so much that's for sure. and evan lambert said one family has answered the call. >> mom i got it. >> he is so sweet. >> and for jennifer and her husband and their three do with biology. at this time knows no skin color but the emotional bonds, tying them together. >> we were able to adopt this one layla after two years. >> on tuesday adams was a mom times three legally welcoming her third adopted child into the family. she has raised all three since they were babies as a foster parent. >> i said are you excited. she is going to be your sister, she said she is. >> we can make a difference, for adoption awareness the state is teaming up with tony dungy and dad to 10 children, 7 adopted. he is asking more families to come together like the adams. >> can you make a difference and that's the big thing we want to get across to people. can you make a

they're tied with new england and dallas, for most wins in the nfl, as we bring in tony dungy. coach, on "football night in america" we asked, how would oakland handle this biggest game these guys have played. in your opinion, how did they do it tonight? >> they handled it well. they did it with old-school raider football. it was the offensive line, taking care of business. running left, especially. old-time raiders, when they would put upshaw, shell, and just kept pounding it. they controlled the game that way. on the other side of the ball, you heard khalil mack say we had to make them one-dimensional. denver would not run the football at all tonight. that's how oakland took care of the game and dominated with the front lines offensively and defensively. nicks on the defensive side. they go to new orleans. and the saints are second in the league, scoring 30 points a game. they will face drew brees in the dome on sunday. let's flip it to mike florio of profootballtalk.com. it was a busy day in california. four games, including the panthers beating the rams. cam newton was sack

let's bring in coach tony dungy. very different conversation from when we saw seattle. just three weeks ago. what does this mean for pete carroll's team on the short week, cross-country and beating the patriots in foxboro. >> this says a lot about their team and how they compete. it sends a message to the nfc. seattle is back. they were struggling. russell wilson looked a lot better today. a lot healthier. struggled opened holes in the run game, they played outstanding today. kam chancellor coming back. you take those three elements and seattle is a different team, going into new england and winning this ball game. i think they sent a message. >> we could have a long conversation about the play calling 21 months ago at the end of super bowl xlix. the conversation after this one won't last as long. but can be called into question. what did you think of new england's play calling at the end of this game? >> well, they may have seattle outsmarted themselves on the 1 yard line at the super bowl. but this is what new england does. tom brady has been great at the sneak game.

they're tied with new england and dallas, for most wins in the nfl, as we bring in tony dungy. coach, on "football night in america" we asked, how would oakland handle this biggest game these guys have played. in your opinion, how did they do it tonight? >> they handled it well. they did it with old-school raider football. it was the offensive line, taking care of business. running left, especially. and it just reminded me of the old-time raiders, when they would put upshaw, shell, and just kept pounding it. they controlled the game that way. on the other side of the ball, you heard khalil mack say we had to make them one-dimensional. denver would not run the football at all tonight. that's how oakland took care of the game and dominated with the front lines offensively and defensively. >> and denver, building some nicks on the defensive side. they go to new orleans. and the saints are second in the league, scoring 30 points a game. they will face drew brees in the dome on sunday. let's flip it to mike florio of profootballtalk.com. it was a busy day in california. four games,

let's bring in coach, tony dungy. what does the outcome mean for these teams going forward? >> i think we saw it in the shots of the sidelines at the end of the game. two teams going in opposite they have a lot of people involved. kirk cousins is playing tremendous football. and they have so much confidence going into dallas thursday, as well as dallas is playing. they'll be ready to go. and i like where they are. put themselves right in the wild card hunt. on the other side of the field, in green bay, things are dire right now. defensively, they have so many injuries, they're not able to stop people. it all falls on the passing game. i don't see how they can make a playoff run, in the situation they're in right now. >> tony, thanks. now, two games back of the lions and the vikings in the division. we go to mike florio, profootballtalk.com. the bengals lost to the bills, 16-12. it's beginning to found like they lost a lot more than that, right? >> that's right, bob. earlier, they lost a.j. green to but the bengals are saying they fear he will not be able to play again this s

let's bring in coach, tony dungy. what does the outcome mean for these teams going forward? >> i think we saw it in the shots of the sidelines at the end of the game. two teams going in opposite directions. offense right now. they have a lot of people involved. kirk cousins is playing tremendous football. and they have so much confidence going into dallas thursday, as well as dallas is playing. they'll be ready to go. and i like where they are. put themselves right in the wild card hunt. on the other side of the field, in green bay, things are dire right now. defensively, they have so many injuries, they're not able to stop people. no running game. it all falls on the passing game. i don't see how they can make a playoff run, in the situation they're in right now. >> tony, thanks. now, two games back of the lions and the vikings in the division. we go to mike florio, profootballtalk.com. the bengals lost to the bills, 16-12. it's beginning to found like they lost a lot more than that, right? >> that's right, bob. earlier, they lost a.j. green to but the bengals are saying th

let's bring in coach, tony dungy. what does the outcome mean for these teams going forward? two teams going in opposite directions. washington is playing red-hot offense right now. they have a lot of people involved. kirk cousins is playing tremendous football. and they have so much confidence going into dallas thursday, as well as dallas is playing. they'll be ready to go. and i like where they are. put themselves right in the wild card hunt. on the other side of the field, in green bay, things are dire right now. defensively, they have so many injuries, they're not able to stop people. no running game. it all falls on the passing game. i don't see how they can make a playoff run, in the situation they're in right now. >> tony, thanks. now, two games back of the lions and the vikings in the division. we go to mike florio, profootballtalk.com. the bengals lost to the bills, 16-12. it's beginning to found like >> that's right, bob. earlier, they lost a.j. green to a hamstring injury. he will have an mri on monday. but the bengals are saying they fear he will not be able to pl

we two to tony dungy. how do you think that gary kubiak will regret the decision than punt? >> it is very well could come back to haunt the broncos, bob. he's being aggressive. he believes in his kicker. he tried to win the game right there. but losing this ball game, and giving up the half-game, that would have ended up a tie, that would have been huge. on the other side of the coin, you have to think, this is a big win for the chiefs. they have beaten the broncos and

they're tied with new england and dallas, for most wins in the nfl, as we bring in tony dungy. coach, on "football night in america" we asked, how would oakland handle this biggest game these guys have played. in your opinion, how did they do it tonight? >> they handled it well. they did it with old-school raider football. it was the offensive line, taking care of business. running left, especially. and it just reminded me of the old-time raiders, when they would put upshaw, shell, and just kept pounding it. they controlled the game that way. on the other side of the ball, you heard khalil mack say we had to make them one-dimensional. denver would not run the football at all tonight. that's how oakland took care of the game and dominated with the front lines offensively and defensively. it was very, very impressive tonight. nicks on the defensive side. they go to new orleans. and the saints are second in the league, scoring 30 points a game. they will face drew brees in the dome on sunday. let's flip it to mike florio of profootballtalk.com. it was a busy day in california. fou

they're tied with new england and dallas, for most wins in the nfl, as we bring in tony dungy. coach, on "football night in america" we asked, how would oakland handle this biggest game these guys have played. in your opinion, how did they do it tonight? >> they handled it well. they did it with old-school raider football. taking care of business. running left, especially. and it just reminded me of the old-time raiders, when they would put upshaw, shell, and just kept pounding it. they controlled the game that way. on the other side of the ball, you heard khalil mack say we had to make them one-dimensional. denver would not run the football at all tonight. defensively. it was very, very impressive tonight. >> and denver, building some nicks on the defensive side. they go to new orleans. and the saints are second in the league, scoring 30 points a game. they will face drew brees in the dome on sunday. let's flip it to mike florio of profootballtalk.com. it was a busy day in california. four games, including the panthers beating the rams. cam newton was sacked five times. only p

they're tied with new england and dallas, for most wins in the nfl, as we bring in tony dungy. coach, on "football night in america" we asked, how would oakland handle this biggest game these guys have played. in your opinion, how did they do it tonight? >> they handled it well. they did it with old-school raider football. it was the offensive line, taking care of business. running left, especially. and it just reminded me of the old-time raiders, when they would put upshaw, shell, and just kept pounding it. they controlled the game that way. on the other side of the ball, you heard khalil mack say we had to make them one-dimensional. denver would not run the football at all tonight. that's how oakland took care of the game and dominated with the front lines offensively and defensively. it was very, very impressive >> and denver, building some nicks on the defensive side. they go to new orleans. and the saints are second in the league, scoring 30 points a game. they will face drew brees in the dome on sunday. let's flip it to mike florio of profootballtalk.com. it was a busy da

they're tied with new england and dallas, for most wins in the nfl, as we bring in tony dungy. coach, on "football night in america" we asked, how would oakland handle this biggest game these guys have played. in your opinion, how did they do it tonight? they did it with old-school raider football. it was the offensive line, taking care of business. running left, especially. and it just reminded me of the old-time raiders, when they would put upshaw, shell, and just kept pounding it. they controlled the game that way. on the other side of thel, you heard khalil mack say we had to make them one-dimensional. denver would not run the football at all tonight. that's how oakland took care of the game and dominated with the front lines ofnsively and tonight. >> and denver, building some nicks on the defensive side. they go to new orleans. and the saints are second in the league, scoring 30 points a game. they will face drew brees in the dome on sunday. let's flip it to mike florio of profootballtalk.com. it was a busy day in california. four games, including the panthers beating the

let's bring in coach tony dungy. very different conversation from when we saw seattle. just three weeks ago. what does this mean for pete carroll's team on the short week, cross-country and beating the patriots in foxboro. >> this says a lot about their team and how they compete. it sends a message to the nfc. seattle is back. they were struggling. russell wilson looked a lot better today. a lot healthier. struggled opened holes in the run game, they played outstanding today. kam chancellor coming back. you take those three elements and seattle is a different team, going into new england and winning this ball game. i think they sent a message. >> we could have a long conversation about the play calling 21 months ago at the end of super bowl xlix. the conversation after this one won't last as long. but can be called into question. what did you think of new england's play calling at the end of this game? w seattle outsmarted themselves on the 1 yard line at the super bowl. but this is what new england does. tom brady has been great at the sneak game. here, losing the ball

let's bring in coach tony dungy. very different conversation from when we saw seattle. just three weeks ago. what does this mean for pete carroll's team on the short week, cross-country and beating the patriots in foxboro. >> this says a lot about their team and how they compete. it sends a message to the nfc. seattle is back. they were struggling. russell wilson looked a lot better today. their offensive line, which had struggled opened holes in the run game, they played outstanding today. kam chancellor coming back. you take those three elements and seattle is a different team, going into new england and winning this ball game. i think they sent a message. >> we could have a long conversation about the play calling 21 months ago at the end of super bowl xlix. the conversation after this one won't last as long. but can be called into question. what did you think of the end of this game? >> well, they may have outsmarted themselves just like seattle outsmarted themselves on the 1 yard line at the super bowl. but this is what new england does. tom brady has been great at

let's bring in coach tony dungy. very different conversation from when we saw seattle. just three weeks ago. what does this mean for pete carroll's team on the short week, cross-country and beating the patriots in foxboro. >> this says a lot about their team and how they compete. it sends a message to the nfc. seattle is back. they were struggling. russell wilson looked a lot better today. a lot healthier. their offensive line, which had struggled opened holes in the run game, they played outstanding today. kam chancellor coming back. you take those three elements and seattle is a different team, going into new england and winning this ball game. i think they sent a message. >> we could have a long conversation about the play calling 21 months ago at the end of super bowl xlix. the conversation after this one won't last as long. but can be called into question. what did you think of new england's play calling at the end of this game? >> well, they may have outsmarted themselves just like seattle outsmarted themselves on the 1 yard line at the super bowl. but this is wha

they're tied with new england and dallas, for most wins in the nfl, as we bring in tony dungy. coach, on "football night in america" we asked, how would oakland handle this biggest game these guys have played. in your opinion, how did they do it tonight? >> they handled it well. they did it with old-school raider football. it was the offensive line, taking care of business. running left, especially. and it just reminded me of the old-time raiders, when they would put upshaw, shell, and just kept pounding it. they controlled the game that way. on the other side of the ball, you heard khalil mack say we had to make them one-dimensional. denver would not run the football at all tonight. that's how oakland took care of the game and dominated with the front lines offensively and defensively. it was very, very impressive tonight. >> and denver, building some nicks on the defensive side. they go to new orleans. and the saints are second in the league, scoring 30 points a game. they will face drew brees in the dome on sunday. let's flip it to mike florio of profootballtalk.com. it was

let's bring in coach, tony dungy. what does the outcome mean for these teams going forward? >> i think we saw it in the shots of the sidelines at the end of the game. they have a lot of people involved. kirk cousins is playing tremendous football. and they have so much confidence going into dallas thursday, as well as dallas is playing. they'll be ready to go. and i like where they are. put themselves right in the wild card hunt. on the other side of the field, in green bay, things are dire right now. defensively, they have so many ri no running game. it all falls on the passing game. i don't see how they can make a playoff run, in the situation they're in right now. >> tony, thanks. now, two games back of the lions and the vikings in the division. we go to mike florio, profootballtalk.com. the bengals lost to the bills, 16-12. it's beginning to found like they lost a lot more than that, right? >> that's right, bob. earlier, they lost a.j. green to he will have an mri on monday. but the bengals are saying they fear he will not be able to play again this season. and then, lat

let's bring in coach, tony dungy. what does the outcome mean for these teams going forward? >> i think we saw it in the shots of the sidelines at the end of the game. two teams going in opposite directions. washington is playing red-hot offense right now. they have a lot of people involved. kirk cousins is playing tremendous football. and they have so much confidence going into dallas thursday, as well as dallas is playing. they'll be ready to go. and i like where they are. put themselves right in the wild card hunt. on the other side of the field, in green bay, things are dire right now. defensively, they have so many injuries, they're not able to stop people. no running game. it all falls on the passing game. i don't see how they can make a playoff run, in the situation they're in right now. >> tony, thanks. now, two games back of the lions and the vikings in the division. we go to mike florio, profootballtalk.com. the bengals lost to the bills, 16-12. it's beginning to found like they lost a lot more than that, right? >> that's right, bob. earlier, they lost a.j. green to

they're tied with new england and dallas, for most wins in the nfl, as we bring in tony dungy. coach, on "football night in america" we asked, how would oakland handle this biggest game these guys have played. in your opinion, how did they do it tonight? >> they handled it well. they did it with old-school raider football. it was the offensive line, taking care of business. running left, especially. old-time raiders, when they would put upshaw, shell, and just kept pounding it. they controlled the game that way. on the other side of the ball, you heard khalil mack say we had to make them one-dimensional. denver would not run the football at all tonight. that's how oakland took care of the game and dominated with the front lines offensively and defensively. nicks on the defensive side. they go to new orleans. and the saints are second in the league, scoring 30 points a game. they will face drew brees in the dome on sunday. let's flip it to mike florio of profootballtalk.com. it was a busy day in california. four games, including the panthers beating the rams. cam newton was sack

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let's bring in coach tony dungy. very different conversation from when we saw seattle. just three weeks ago. what does this mean for pete carroll's team on the short week, cross-country and beating the patriots in foxboro. >> this says a lot about their team and how they compete. it sends a message to the nfc. seattle is back. they were struggling. russell wilson looked a lot better today. a lot healthier. struggled opened holes in the run game, they played outstanding today. kam chancellor coming back. you take those three elements and seattle is a different team, going into new england and winning this ball game. i think they sent a message. >> we could have a long conversation about the play calling 21 months ago at the end of super bowl xlix. the conversation after this one won't last as long. but can be called into question. what did you think of new england's play calling at the end of this game? >> well, they may have seattle outsmarted themselves on the 1 yard line at the super bowl. but this is what new england does. tom brady has been great at the sneak game.

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let's bring in coach, tony dungy. what does the outcome mean for these teams going forward? >> i think we saw it in the shots of the sidelines at the end of the game. washington is playing red-hot offense right now. they have a lot of people involved. kirk cousins is playing tremendous football. and they have so much confidence going into dallas thursday, as well as dallas is playing. they'll be ready to go. and i like where they are. put themselves right in the wild card hunt. on the other side of the field, in green bay, things are dire right now. defensively, they have so many stop people. no running game. it all falls on the passing game. i don't see how they can make a playoff run, in the situation they're in right now. >> tony, thanks. now, two games back of the lions and the vikings in the division. we go to mike florio, profootballtalk.com. the bengals lost to the bills, 16-12. it's beginning to found like they lost a lot more than that, right? >> that's right, bob. he will have an mri on monday. but the bengals are saying they fear he will not be able to play again

let's bring in coach, tony dungy. what does the outcome mean for these teams going forward? >> i think we saw it in the shots of the sidelines at the two teams going in opposite directions. washington is playing red-hot offense right now. they have a lot of people involved. kirk cousins is playing tremendous football. and they have so much confidence going into dallas thursday, as well as dallas is playing. they'll be ready to go. and i like where they are. put themselves right in the wild card hunt. on the other side of the field, in green bay, things are dire right now. defensel injuries, they're not able to stop people. no running game. it all falls on the passing game. i don't see how they can make a playoff run, in the situation they're in right now. >> tony, thanks. now, two games back of the lions and the vikings in the division. we go to mike florio, profootballtalk.com. the bengals lost to the bills, 16-12. it's beginning to found like they lost a lot more than that, right? earlier, they lost a.j. green to a hamstring injury. he will have an mri on monday. but the b

let's bring in coach tony dungy. very different conversation from when we saw seattle. just three weeks ago. what does this mean for pete carroll's team on the short week, cross-country and beating the patriots in foxboro. >> this says a lot about their team and how they compete. it sends a message to the nfc. seattle is back. they were struggling. russell wilson looked a lot better today. struggled opened holes in the run game, they played outstanding today. kam chancellor coming back. you take those three elements and seattle is a different team, going into new england and winning this ball game. i think they sent a message. >> we could have a long conversation about the play calling 21 months ago at the end of super bowl xlix. the conversation after this one won't last as long. but can be called into question. what did you think of new england's play calling at the end of this game? outsmarted themselves just like seattle outsmarted themselves on the 1 yard line at the super bowl. but this is what new england does. tom brady has been great at the sneak game. here, lo

tony dungy. i believe i stay five, lynch not yet. he is a finalist. you left the door open for the others. >> here is the leader board. one. as we close in. they're all in this. i'll tell you this. and starting with tailgate sunday scott will be live at 10:30 when the bucs and chiefs at 1. after the game stay tuned. we hope they come back with a inwith. they have not now out there. tampa bay is amazing. i work here, i raise my kids here, i even take care of my mom here. but you know what? i could use a hand. hey! we hear you! it's why a-a-r-p is supporting family caregivers like you with free tools and resources. and we're making our community an even better place to live, work and play for people of all ages. get to know us at aarp.org/tampabay hey! is this enough? a little more... grandma! there you go... there's no more room. oh look who's here! i know i had one more... hmmm... more. 20 more minutes... 8, 9... we need 1 more yes... let's enjoy. we need more rolls there was a little girl, and she became friends with every animal she met. it's gettin

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they're tied with new england and dallas, for most wins in the nfl, as we bring in tony dungy. coach, on "football night in america" we asked, how would oakland handle this biggest game these guys have played. in your opinion, how did they do it tonight? >> they handled it well. they did it with old-school raider football. it was the offensive line, taking care of business. running left, especially. and it just reminded me of the old-time raiders, when they would put upshaw, shell, and just kept pounding it. they controlled the game that way. on the other side of the ball, you heard khalil mack say we had to make them one-dimensional. denver would not run the football at all tonight. that's how oakland took care of the game and dominated with the front lines offensively and defensively. it was very, very impressive nicks on the defensive side. they go to new orleans. and the saints are second in the league, scoring 30 points a game. they will face drew brees in the dome on sunday. let's flip it to mike florio of profootballtalk.com. it was a busy day in california. four games,

tony dungy is part of the isn't. >> you can't really be surprised that washington is in the playoff hunt. they won their division last year. i think what has to happen is second half of the year, they're going to have to play better. defensively, they have big challenges beginning sunday night with aaron rodgers and the packers. offensively, they're moving the ball well. they're scoring points. i needed to see that defense step up and get stops. so pass rush, eliminate the big plays, if they do that, i think they will be a playoff that sure likes like the reigning president's trophy winners. they scored a season high seven goals. got career performances out of t.j. oshie and niklas backstrom. up next, the detroit red wings. a game you can catch on csn tonight at 7:00. big weekend for the number one ranked maryland's men's soccer team. field. maryland enters as the number one seed and undefeated this season with those credentials one might think there's added pressure for the terps, but not so fast. >> any time we had pressure throughout the year with the number one seed and with the numb

tony dungy is encouraging people to consider adoption. he's teaming up with the florida department of children and families. department says more than 25,000 children need permanent homes in floor. dungy will appear in a public service announcement showing how much difference it makes in the life of a child. >> none of us have enough time, but you can make a difference and that's to get across to people. you can make such a difference in a young person's life. >>ussell: coach dungy and his wife have 10 children, the first three biological and the rest adopted. anyone interested in adopting a child from the state can find out more information at adopt florida.org. >>laura: good to see him, isn't it? >>russell: always good. >>laura: a lot of middle and high schoolers have after school activities, sports, some have jobs and then add on to that an >>russell: we're getting professional help, what parents can do to make things easier and the pros and the cons of something we all did, cramming. >>laura: and we have a live look outside. look how

they're tied with new england and dallas, for most wins in the nfl, as we bring in tony dungy. coach, on "football night in america" we asked, how would oakland handle this biggest game these guys have played. in your opinion, how did they do it tonight? >> they handled it well. they did it with old-school raider football. it was the offensive line, taking care of business. running left, especially. and it just reminded me of the old-time raiders, when they would put upshaw, shell, and just kept pounding it. they controlled the game that way. on the other side of the ball, you heard khalil mack say we had to make them one-dimensional. denver would not run the football at all tonight. that's how oakland took care of the game and dominated with the front lines offensively and defensively. it was very, very impressive tonight. >> and denver, building some nicks on the defensive side. they go to new orleans. and the saints are second in the league, scoring 30 points a game. they will face drew brees in the dome on sunday. let's flip it to mike florio of profootballtalk.com. it was