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Top People in the NFL’s 2020 Season

Plus: Cole and Ryan discuss ESPN analyst Booger McFarland’s most recent comments about Dwayne Haskins

By Cole Wright, Ryan Shazier, Kevin Clark, and Danny Kelly
Atlanta Falcons v Kansas City Chiefs Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images


Cole Wright, Ryan Shazier, Kevin Clark, and Danny Kelly give their lists of the top people in football in 2020 (1:50). Cole and Ryan discuss ESPN analyst Booger McFarland’s most recent comments about Dwayne Haskins (1:06:20), and then share a clip of Bakari Sellers’s latest interview with quarterback guru Quincy Avery. Avery has trained Haskins in the past, and he talks about what’s next for the young quarterback (1:11:20).

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