NFL Week 3 Sunday Recap of EVERY Game!
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What do the hosts say in the opening and set up the Week 3 recap?
Hey! Welcome to He the Call, an NFL podcast, the week three recap. We call it the flagship show. Dan Hans is here, Mark Sessler, Connor Orr, Justin Graver on the ones and twos. What a week of football. Great Sunday. Bunch of close games. And um Sessie, I got on the last ferry off Take Island to be on today's show. Got a little stormy.
Yeah.
On the island, um wasn't exactly Uh what I had signed up for. But you know what? I take nothing back. And we'll get into everything today.
No regrets. And I feel like every year we go through a cycle of like this was the best week of football. No, this was. And you know what? Um, we're not that far into the season. This was pretty magnificent. And I think that your what you know, your celebratory fair and what you're wearing right now, Dan, um the uniform celebrated what would I
be wearing, uh because you know, the podcast of Rawl Sessler.
You are wearing a lay, I guess you'd call it that. Yes,
of course. As one would wear on an island. Nailed it.
I mean I get the connection, it's just it fits it fits everything we witnessed.
Yes, I really enjoyed the football and um we're gonna get to everything, the games, we're gonna get to the lock competition and some Glorious movement on that front for some of us. Uh but let's start. Let's start where we must in Rio where it went down to the last play. Kicker and Rio, man.
Eyeball tomorrow. Gol
cronômetro zerar.
Haha
Oh baby. That was the Brazilian Portuguese call. Of the final play of regulation. In the NFL Rio game. And yes, the celebration, if you don't if you're not fluent. That was a celebration of Tyler Loop, who after a downfield pass From Lamar Jackson. The Zay Flowers. And then a timeout by Lamar that he called, according to the officials, with one second to play. They granted it. Ran Tyler Loop out there. And Loop, of course, missed the big field goal at the end of regulation in week 17 to cost the Ravens a playoff appearance last year. Vindication in Rio. He bangs it from 56. Capping a stunning seven second drive that gave the Ravens a thirty-four to thirty-one win over the Cowboys in Brazil. That's how you get
Rio de Janeiro on its feet. Actually it was a party, apparently. And it sounds like the turf held up as well, which was a major source of concern. You know, uh old Connor Orr had like a column seventy five percent written, just waiting for a catastrophic knee injury. So you didn't get everything you wanted in this week one, Connor.
Almost, but uh I w I'm I'm not kidding when I w told you guys like we were at church on Sunday morning and through my head I'm like, Oh I'm gonna make this joke when the guy when Lamar Jackson trips and gets injured on the turf, I'm gonna I'm gonna compare it to hair plugs in an aging man and like oh I I had the whole thing ready to get away. You just needed
that nutgraph. It all came to a head in the third quarter when after a a day of slips and slides led to a leg broken in seven hundred p places as a man in suburban New Jersey pumped his fist wildly.
Conrad, do you think that the Lord wants you to be thinking about things like that when you're in his house? I mean, that may be the bigger issue.
I think that I I battle with that a lot internally and I think God made me uh who I am for a reason. And there's nobody else in in the world that's gonna write that column. We're getting so
dangerously close to only God can judge me logic. Anyway, Justin, we all watch this game, but you watch it a little bit closer. Let's talk about it. A great shootout between two teams that uh I think are gonna be in the Knicks at the end of the year, um, because they have a lot of firepower and there's just a lot of juice with these teams. One team, the Ravens, came out ahead.
Yeah, it felt like uh whoever has the ball last is gonna win kind of game and you know, we're doing our our rundown before the show and um we're identifying which call's gonna be the call and I'm throwing go ahead touchdown in as the call and then I'm throwing game tying field goal in as the call and then I gotta update it one more time because even like
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What do the hosts say in the opening and set up the Week 3 recap?
0:08–6:24
2
How did the Ravens defeat the Cowboys in the historic Rio de Janeiro game?
6:24–14:48
3
What were the key moments in the Patriots vs Jaguars matchup?
14:48–22:21
4
How did the Colts pull off a late‑game comeback against the Texans?
22:21–1:02:26
5
What key moments led to the Washington‑Commanders win over the Seahawks?
1:02:26–1:18:29
6
How did the Browns’ comeback with Deshaun Watson change the game narrative?
1:18:29–1:33:51
7
Why are the Panthers’ offensive struggles and Bryce Young’s performance a focus?
1:33:51–1:47:09
8
Which teams remain undefeated after Week 3 and what does that mean for the power rankings?
1:47:09–2:02:06
Speakers
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