Nick Hanley

All right, once again, we are back with you tomorrow at 2 o'clock for one hour, and then we turn it over to network coverage at 3 o'clock for Nebraska, Illinois.

For Justice Roney and Grant Hansen, I'm Nick Hanley.

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He is Nick Hanley.

A happy Nick Hanley as the Bears take down Seattle last night in convincing fashion on the road.

There were some moments where this game was competitive, where it was close, but...

Look, at the end of the day and at the end of the night, the Bears now have, I believe, the second best odds, according to DraftKings, to win the NFC and the third best Super Bowl odds at this point in time.

I know I'm sure he relies on him on some level.

I mean, there's just an insane level of talent that he has at his disposal.

And look, this is just the third time, Nick, in the last 28 games, dating back to the start of last season, that Seattle has allowed 30 or more points.

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He's Nick Hanley.

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announced yesterday that this will be his final season as the host for Inside the NBA.

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Well, I'm looking at Nick Hanley, the largest stencil I've ever seen.

And it's sitting at the 50-yard line at Memorial Stadium.

The Skull and Crossbones has been emblazoned on Tom Osborne Field, ready to rock for Saturday night, Halloween night, Nebraska and Washington.

We will tell you what that is at the top of the 4 o'clock hour.

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Nick, before the break, I'd said, look, if you see a guy that suffers a hit like Dante Moore suffered at the hands of Desmond Stevens of USC... and suffers that type of injury, but does not have the NFL future that he has, we might see a sort of a lawsuit that says, look, because of that reckless injury that is beyond the risk that I already undertake and expect to undertake as a football player when I take the field, and because you have deprived me of my potential future earnings in the college game through NIL, I'm going to sue you.

And you said you had some extra thought.

Well, I should clarify.

Glad you made us a part of your day.

I'm Grant Hansen with Nick Hanley and Justice Rohde, our producer.

It's that time of the week where we look back on the weekend and give you our cold, hard truths.

What do we have to take away, gentlemen? Whoa, whoa.