Nick Wright: 'The Patriots aren't beating the Cowboys, it's as simple as that' I FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Nick Wright: 'The Patriots aren't beating the Cowboys, it's as simple as that' I FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2021-10-15T15:04:40Z
Description: Nick Wright has no doubt that the New England Patriots aren't strong enough to take down the Dallas Cowboys, In fact, Nick guarantees that New England won't win a single game against a playoff team all year. Watch as Nick makes his predictions for Sunday's match-up.

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Nick Wright has no doubt that the New England Patriots aren't strong enough to take down the Dallas Cowboys, In fact, Nick guarantees that New England won't win a single game against a playoff team all year. Watch as Nick makes his predictions for Sunday's match-up.

OCTOBER 15, 2021・first things first・3:13

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Nick Wright: 'The Patriots aren't beating the Cowboys, it's as simple as that' I FIRST THINGS FIRST

Nick Wright has no doubt that the New England Patriots aren't strong enough to take down the Dallas Cowboys, In fact, Nick guarantees that New England won't win a single game against a playoff team all year. Watch as Nick makes his predictions for Sunday's match-up.

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