SANCHEZ: The Texans and Raiders going down to the wire in Mexico City last night. The first time a Monday night football game played outside of the U.S. and it was worth the wait.</s>ROMANS: Yes, down to the wire. Hey, we just name his segment. Coy Wire down to the wire, has more in this morning's "Bleacher Report". Hey, Coy.</s>COY WIRE, CNN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT: I like it. That's a keeper, Christine. Good morning to you as well, Boris. The NFL has invested heavily into the globalization of the sport, expanding their brand outside the U.S. and it had success. Last night, the NFL returned to Mexico for the first time in more than a decade. They had a sell out crowd of more than 76,000 fans packing at Estadio Azteca, one of the most famous sporting venues in the world, partying early and often, the crowd got a little overzealous at times as they to do. Brock Osweiler with a green laser while dropping back to pass. This is something that fans soccer games in that stadium in the past. Now, the Raiders high powered offense on this one stifled until the fourth quarter. That's when David Carr finally found his grove and threw</s>SANCHEZ: Get out of here. Get out of here. Get some sunshine. I'll run away from the storm coming soon.</s>ROMANS: I know. Or trapped in it. Who knows? All right, Coy. Down to the wire with Coy Wire on the bleacher report. All right. Team Trump hosting a web video with the president-elect's plan for his 100 days in office. But will Trump's tangled web of business ties become a distraction? We're going to have a closer look at that ahead on EARLY START.
Monday Night Football in Mexico City.