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Gregg Rosenthal | Romo & Gronk latest | Week 13 Preview & Predictions

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In the Week 13 episode of the Peter Schrager podcast, Schrags goes through three storylines in the NFC East - what should the Cowboys do with Zeke Elliott moving forward? Despite the losses, could the Redskins be the team to beat the Cowboys? And why should we really be buying into the 8-3 Giants? NFL Network's Gregg Rosenthal drops by to chat about the latest on the future of Tony Romo. Rosenthal discusses why there is no chance Romo ends up back with the Cowboys, what his future plans are in talks with other teams, where he could end up, and what he can contribute to another team in the NFL. There's a big domino effect around the NFL that can have a significant impact on Romo's future. Plus, breaking news on the podcast that Rob Gronkowski is set to have surgery and could be out for up to 8 week. What does this mean for the Patriots in the AFC as they pursue another Super Bowl? Then, as always, Schrager goes through every game of the NFL weekend giving previews and predictions. After accurately predicting the Buccaneers would upset the Seahawks, who is his upset special this week?

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