Carson Palmer believes Brees is unstoppable, AB isn't a fit with Brady ' NFL ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Carson Palmer believes Brees is unstoppable, AB isn't a fit with Brady ' NFL ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2019-09-10T13:47:56Z
Description: Former NFL quarterback Carson Palmer talks about the performance of New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees in Week 1 vs. the Houston Texans, the performance of older quarterbacks, and how well Antonio Brown will play with quarterback Tom Brady in New England.

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Former NFL quarterback Carson Palmer talks about the performance of New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees in Week 1 vs. the Houston Texans, the performance of older quarterbacks, and how well Antonio Brown will play with quarterback Tom Brady in New England.

SEPTEMBER 10, 2019・first things first・9:33

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Carson Palmer believes Brees is unstoppable, AB isn't a fit with Brady ' NFL ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Former NFL quarterback Carson Palmer talks about the performance of New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees in Week 1 vs. the Houston Texans, the performance of older quarterbacks, and how well Antonio Brown will play with quarterback Tom Brady in New England.

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