WEBVTT - NFL Week 4 FULL SLATE Preview 0:00:00.170 --> 0:00:03.540 This Thursday night football game sure does feel different, doesn't it? 0:00:03.570 --> 0:00:06.540 The dog pound is going to be rabid. The hated 0:00:06.600 --> 0:00:09.520 Steelers in town. We got your Browns going to Browns 0:00:09.640 --> 0:00:13.060 right here, buddy. Cleveland with a 2-1 record that very 0:00:13.160 --> 0:00:14.480 few people saw coming. 0:00:15.220 --> 0:00:18.110 And throw up a duck and it's answered by an 0:00:18.150 --> 0:00:19.750 interception for the Browns. 0:00:19.950 --> 0:00:21.770 And that will seal the deal. 0:00:22.430 --> 0:00:25.450 Pittsburgh and aaron rogers pulling the old man facing the 0:00:25.489 --> 0:00:28.510 cart and holy grail we're not dead yet we feel 0:00:28.590 --> 0:00:31.800 happy maybe they'll go for a walk also sitting at 0:00:31.860 --> 0:00:36.020 two and one sets up some good old-fashioned afc north beef. 0:00:36.040 --> 0:00:39.040 Burrow gets away for a moment loses the ball dealers 0:00:39.080 --> 0:00:41.500 try to jump on top of it and they do. 0:00:42.140 --> 0:00:45.560 Black and Gold's defense sealed Pittsburgh's Week 3 win, but 0:00:45.600 --> 0:00:48.840 it was their offense that led the way, finally. After 0:00:48.880 --> 0:00:51.800 going for 20 Week 1 points, then just 3 in 0:00:51.840 --> 0:00:54.160 Week 2, they woke up and hung 30 on a 0:00:54.220 --> 0:00:58.410 defense everybody was raving about. 7 for 12 on 3rd down, 0:00:58.700 --> 0:01:00.970 by far the best their O has looked. 0:01:01.370 --> 0:01:04.050 Off his back foot, floated up in the air, caught by. 0:01:03.890 --> 0:01:05.190 Wilson, and he's gone! 0:01:05.870 --> 0:01:10.650 Aaron Rodgers hits Week 4 hot. Over 290 yards, three TDs, 0:01:10.709 --> 0:01:14.520 over 8.5 yards per attempt, a rating over 100, first 0:01:14.540 --> 0:01:16.580 90-plus rate game in three tries. 0:01:17.319 --> 0:01:21.540 Rodgers looking, wide open, touchdown to Metcalf! 0:01:22.120 --> 0:01:25.000 The Cleveland defense he gets comes off two good games 0:01:25.040 --> 0:01:27.720 in a row. The secondary he gets next comes off 0:01:27.760 --> 0:01:31.179 back-to-back strong showings versus the pass. Held Bryce Young to 0:01:31.200 --> 0:01:34.630 a 70 rate, 6.1 yards per attempt, picked him off 0:01:34.870 --> 0:01:37.950 after taking care of Baker Mayfield the week before. That's 0:01:38.010 --> 0:01:41.530 two straight holding the quarterback to sub-75 rate performances. 0:01:41.550 --> 0:01:42.940 They gave up 291 yards to Young, but on 48 0:01:42.940 --> 0:01:45.220 pass attempts, they held Carolina to just 1-for-3 in the 0:01:45.240 --> 0:01:46.660 red zone, just 4-for-15 on third down, fewer. 0:01:46.959 --> 0:02:01.290 Than 5 yards per play. to 18 points. So that's 0:02:01.370 --> 0:02:04.270 back-to-back shifts holding teams under 20. 0:02:04.270 --> 0:02:04.660 Sacked! 0:02:05.090 --> 0:02:09.260 Bryce Young back at the 19-yard line. Could not get away. 0:02:09.639 --> 0:02:13.040 And Rodgers still has to worry about MG. Yeah, the 0:02:13.060 --> 0:02:16.120 Browns still have one, and he started the year on fire. 0:02:16.280 --> 0:02:18.720 Mason Graham looking to start the season with a sack 0:02:18.760 --> 0:02:21.960 and four straight after putting up a two-back game in 0:02:22.000 --> 0:02:25.980 their win over Carolina. The second, a huge fourth-quarter job. 0:02:26.360 --> 0:02:29.380 Cleveland's pass rush with three sacks a week ago and 0:02:29.419 --> 0:02:31.880 a fat 51% pressure rate. 0:02:32.340 --> 0:02:35.060 Guess what I found? Bryce Young. Go ahead and eat, 0:02:35.150 --> 0:02:37.070 big fella. This is your day. 0:02:37.410 --> 0:02:41.550 Rodgers took two sacks versus Cincinnati, 34 pass attempts, faced 0:02:41.630 --> 0:02:46.060 pressure 35% of the time, average territory, guard Mason McCormick, 0:02:46.419 --> 0:02:49.139 tagged with allowing both sacks by next-gen stats. 0:02:49.520 --> 0:02:53.110 Pump fake, and Rodgers will be whistled down. 0:02:53.669 --> 0:02:57.230 Rodgers was betrayed again by some slippery hands, his pick 0:02:57.290 --> 0:03:00.110 set up by his own guy. Five Steelers enter off 0:03:00.130 --> 0:03:04.049 30-plus yard games. Tight end Pat Friermuth with 30. DK 0:03:04.110 --> 0:03:07.770 Metcalf caught a TD with 31. Roman Wilson hauled in 0:03:07.810 --> 0:03:11.160 a touchdown with 60 yards to help balance out his mishap. 0:03:11.290 --> 0:03:15.040 Rodgers, look at end zone. Touchdown. You like offense? You're 0:03:15.060 --> 0:03:15.420 getting it. 0:03:15.660 --> 0:03:20.600 And Mount Washington erupted for a 47-yard reception. Darnell, a 0:03:20.620 --> 0:03:21.740 67-yard week three. 0:03:22.200 --> 0:03:24.380 The big man works his way to the sideline. 0:03:24.900 --> 0:03:28.400 When you feel the earth move from Mount Washington. 0:03:29.169 --> 0:03:31.970 Browns DBs he faces off with did give up a 0:03:32.010 --> 0:03:34.290 lot of tight end yards last week, gave up 41 0:03:34.290 --> 0:03:38.860 to Tommy Tremble, 51 to Darren Waller, 83 yards to 0:03:38.920 --> 0:03:42.730 wideout Bryson Tremaine, corner Makai Blackman giving up a team-high 0:03:42.730 --> 0:03:46.490 71 yards. But he faced 10 targets, too, and they 0:03:46.550 --> 0:03:50.090 held Tedaroa McMillan to 17 yards. Along the ground, they 0:03:50.130 --> 0:03:53.230 gave up 82 yards to Chuba Hubbard on 4-3 a carry. 0:03:53.550 --> 0:03:56.530 Hubbard is going to get the first down. Chuba Hubbard 0:03:56.590 --> 0:03:57.310 out of bounds. 0:03:57.530 --> 0:04:00.000 They gave up over 80 yards on 5 a carry 0:04:00.010 --> 0:04:03.220 to Bucky Irving the week prior. That's potentially relevant because 0:04:03.280 --> 0:04:06.440 Jalen Warren is next and, like Rodgers, comes off his 0:04:06.500 --> 0:04:11.720 best outing yet. 49 receiving yards plus 127 rush yards 0:04:11.760 --> 0:04:14.830 versus Cincinnati on a hefty 7-5 a pop. 0:04:15.150 --> 0:04:16.870 Hand it off to Jalen Warren. 0:04:19.850 --> 0:04:22.450 That side of the coin is strength versus strength based 0:04:22.510 --> 0:04:25.719 on recent results. The other side is tarnished as each 0:04:25.779 --> 0:04:28.700 team has some things to clean up. Now, Deshaun Watson 0:04:28.779 --> 0:04:32.230 came through in the clutch. No picks, two touchdowns, the 0:04:32.310 --> 0:04:33.970 second late to put them in. 0:04:33.930 --> 0:04:34.470 The lead again. 0:04:34.710 --> 0:04:37.479 It's as favorable a position he's been in with the 0:04:37.560 --> 0:04:39.260 fan base in a long time. 0:04:39.580 --> 0:04:42.960 Watson does throw, and in the end zone, they convert. Yeah, 0:04:43.000 --> 0:04:44.859 give it to me to the dog pound, he says. 0:04:45.140 --> 0:04:48.700 Now, no one's writing home about 4.8 yards per attempt 0:04:48.880 --> 0:04:52.460 or going 5 for 15 on third down. 4.1 yards 0:04:52.520 --> 0:04:55.359 per play is worse than their average last year, and 0:04:55.400 --> 0:04:58.640 they were last on that front. 21 points, they haven't 0:04:58.680 --> 0:04:59.740 hit 24 yet. 0:04:59.960 --> 0:05:03.280 Bam here, bam here. Carolina like they've been in their 0:05:03.440 --> 0:05:04.520 playbook right there. 0:05:04.920 --> 0:05:07.820 The Steelers' defense they line up against went from being 0:05:07.860 --> 0:05:10.800 the group making them look respectable and held each team 0:05:10.860 --> 0:05:14.190 under 21 to giving up 27 points to a Bengals 0:05:14.290 --> 0:05:16.890 offense that hadn't been able to really get it going 0:05:16.910 --> 0:05:17.810 until they met up. 0:05:18.230 --> 0:05:23.070 Burrow, guns it downfield, it's caught with the go-ahead touchdown! 0:05:23.610 --> 0:05:27.190 The secondary Watson is eyeing, gave up 282 yards and 0:05:27.250 --> 0:05:30.420 three touchdowns to Joe Burrow, no picks, a rate allowed 0:05:30.480 --> 0:05:33.880 over 120, roughest they've looked on the young season. 0:05:34.200 --> 0:05:38.219 Look it up top, and somehow ends up in the 0:05:38.260 --> 0:05:39.779 hands of T. Higgins! 0:05:40.279 --> 0:05:42.990 That sack that sealed the game was the only one 0:05:43.010 --> 0:05:46.510 they had Week 3. They didn't even pressure Burrow 30% 0:05:46.510 --> 0:05:49.150 of the time, so T.J. Watt and company, looking to 0:05:49.170 --> 0:05:52.700 make a bigger trench impact, Watson took two sacks, 30 0:05:52.700 --> 0:05:57.190 pass attempts versus Carolina. Rookie left tackle Spencer Fano, tagged 0:05:57.230 --> 0:06:00.370 by NGS with both. He's now allowed three and a 0:06:00.430 --> 0:06:01.710 half over three games. 0:06:01.970 --> 0:06:05.380 Gave a soft corner for the rookie tackle. Major loss 0:06:05.420 --> 0:06:06.820 of 10 yards. What a play. 0:06:06.940 --> 0:06:09.539 When the ball is up for grabs, only two Browns 0:06:09.640 --> 0:06:13.500 enter this battle off 40-plus yard games. Casey Concepcion only 0:06:13.540 --> 0:06:17.310 had nine versus the Panthers. Denzel Boston with 41. 0:06:17.310 --> 0:06:20.590 Throws right on target. Wondering when he would have his 0:06:20.630 --> 0:06:22.349 first catch. Denzel Boston. 0:06:22.589 --> 0:06:26.500 Tight end Harold Fannin with both Watsons touchdowns, 51 yards. 0:06:26.860 --> 0:06:30.779 On the move. Enzo throws. Touchdown, Browns! What a play! 0:06:31.120 --> 0:06:33.880 Pittsburgh gave up a touchdown to tight end Mike Gasicki, 0:06:33.900 --> 0:06:37.650 90-plus yards and TDs to both Jamar Chase and Tee Higgins. 0:06:37.930 --> 0:06:41.190 Cornerback Asante Samuel in need of a rebound as NGS 0:06:41.230 --> 0:06:44.010 blamed him for two of the touchdowns allowed last week. 0:06:44.470 --> 0:06:46.960 And they have to tighten up versus the run. Only 0:06:46.960 --> 0:06:50.099 61 yards allowed to Chase Brown, but 4-7 to carry 0:06:50.160 --> 0:06:54.060 on 13 tries. Didn't play Travion Henderson well Week 2 either. 0:06:54.420 --> 0:06:56.580 Second down and eight. Motion man is Chase. It's a 0:06:56.640 --> 0:06:58.420 blast up the middle to Brown. 0:06:58.839 --> 0:07:02.140 Quinshawn Judkins next in line. He racked up 70 yards 0:07:02.180 --> 0:07:03.100 versus the Panthers. 0:07:03.460 --> 0:07:08.640 Straight ahead. Judkins. First down inside the 30-yard line. 0:07:08.640 --> 0:07:11.420 18 attempts, so still under four yards per carry. Has 0:07:11.480 --> 0:07:13.960 been under that all three games, but it was improvement. 0:07:14.260 --> 0:07:18.670 And Watson escaped for 45 yards. 132 rush yards total 0:07:18.710 --> 0:07:21.210 for the team. Way better than weeks one and two. 0:07:21.600 --> 0:07:23.090 Say, hey, man, we're going to get to the edge. 0:07:23.430 --> 0:07:25.100 You guys are going to have to do something for us. 0:07:25.110 --> 0:07:27.760 And look at the misdirection. That is good team football. 0:07:28.770 --> 0:07:31.250 Time to wake up with the breakfast club, hang out 0:07:31.290 --> 0:07:35.270 with Bender, Claire, Principal Vernon, Carl the janitor, to watch 0:07:35.430 --> 0:07:39.760 some early morning London football, two teams coming off victories too, 0:07:40.160 --> 0:07:44.400 Indianapolis Colts, the last second variety that finally got them 0:07:44.500 --> 0:07:45.460 into the win column. 0:07:45.640 --> 0:07:47.760 Snap is low, handled well, kick is on the way, 0:07:47.860 --> 0:07:53.920 end over end, it is good! And with 16 seconds left, 0:07:53.940 --> 0:07:55.260 the Colts have taken the. 0:07:55.200 --> 0:07:55.650 Lead, 19-17! 0:07:58.370 --> 0:08:00.960 Don't mess with the bull, young man. You'll get the horns. 0:08:01.220 --> 0:08:03.760 They meet up with the Washington Commanders, who fly in 0:08:03.820 --> 0:08:06.800 off the biggest upset of Week 3. What a way 0:08:06.840 --> 0:08:08.260 to win their first game. 0:08:08.360 --> 0:08:09.460 Mariota pulls it. 0:08:09.790 --> 0:08:14.990 Old Marcus Mariota, Oregon style, dives ahead first down. 0:08:15.530 --> 0:08:15.770 Wow. 0:08:16.630 --> 0:08:20.060 Oregon's backup QB game was strong last week, wasn't it? 0:08:20.210 --> 0:08:24.690 First that USC game, then former Duck Marcus Mariota vs. Seattle, 0:08:25.010 --> 0:08:28.220 steps in for Jaden Daniels and throws three TDs without 0:08:28.380 --> 0:08:32.400 any INTs, a 1-10 rate, Washington's offense put up over 0:08:32.400 --> 0:08:36.580 24 points for the first time, accounting for 27 last week, 0:08:36.660 --> 0:08:40.920 and that was 27 versus the vaunted dark side Seattle defense, too. 0:08:41.600 --> 0:08:47.300 Mariota steps up, scans, throws, White for the touchdown! Rashad 0:08:47.320 --> 0:08:50.480 White has his first touchdown in a commander's uniform. 0:08:50.900 --> 0:08:54.480 Okay, Indianapolis' defense isn't looking at an O-face coming in 0:08:54.559 --> 0:08:57.420 on fire, though. They went three for 13 on third down, 0:08:57.850 --> 0:09:01.760 averaged a paltry four yards per play. Their defenders, meantime, 0:09:01.900 --> 0:09:05.650 enter off their best 20-26 outing. After giving up 33 0:09:05.650 --> 0:09:09.150 points the first two games, they held Houston to 17. 0:09:09.150 --> 0:09:12.720 Four for 11 on third down, just 4.4 yards per play. 0:09:13.000 --> 0:09:17.360 Their secondary holding C.J. Stroud to 167 yards on 6-2 0:09:17.420 --> 0:09:18.020 per attempt. 0:09:18.080 --> 0:09:22.079 Pass is knocked away, incompletes. Well, that's just solid defense 0:09:22.120 --> 0:09:22.780 by Wally. 0:09:23.450 --> 0:09:26.230 Mariota having to try and elude a Colts pass rush. 0:09:26.490 --> 0:09:30.280 that comes in off a three-bag shopping trip. 27 pass attempts. 0:09:30.520 --> 0:09:34.200 DeForest Buckner, quack, quack again. Now at three sacks after 0:09:34.220 --> 0:09:35.930 getting strowed one and a half times. 0:09:36.050 --> 0:09:39.730 The interior offensive line, a weaker spot for the Houston 0:09:39.770 --> 0:09:42.650 Texans and DeForest Buckner able to take advantage of the 0:09:42.690 --> 0:09:43.360 rookie that time. 0:09:43.650 --> 0:09:47.040 For the record, Colts didn't blitz much versus Houston, didn't 0:09:47.120 --> 0:09:50.980 generate much pressure either. Now Buckner goes after his old teammate, 0:09:51.280 --> 0:09:54.610 Marcus took two sacks on 31 pass attempts versus Seattle, 0:09:54.910 --> 0:09:58.530 did take nine hits, barely got blitzed, and still faced 0:09:58.610 --> 0:10:00.309 pressure over 40% of the time. 0:10:00.710 --> 0:10:05.500 Mariota's in trouble. Drilled at the one. Derek Hall, he's 0:10:05.530 --> 0:10:06.670 got his first sack. 0:10:06.460 --> 0:10:06.980 Of the year. 0:10:07.000 --> 0:10:10.600 He has Stephon Diggs to work with, only 33 yards 0:10:10.660 --> 0:10:16.720 week three. Antonio Williams, just 15. Jalen Lane, 21. Terry McLaurin, 0:10:16.940 --> 0:10:19.480 the only guy to go for 35-plus, he caught a 0:10:19.540 --> 0:10:24.020 touchdown to go along with 77 yards, his best 2026 0:10:24.020 --> 0:10:24.730 game so far. 0:10:24.750 --> 0:10:28.569 For this, on second and eight, Loftin wants McLaurin. He 0:10:28.790 --> 0:10:32.850 goes up to get it for a touchdown. Terry McLaurin, 0:10:33.190 --> 0:10:34.290 scary again. 0:10:35.230 --> 0:10:38.740 Colts DBs they do battle with this week held every 0:10:38.820 --> 0:10:42.319 Texan but one to 30 yards or fewer, 51 yards 0:10:42.380 --> 0:10:45.880 allowed to Xavier Hutchinson. But their front seven also is 0:10:45.940 --> 0:10:49.000 flexing heading into this matchup as they held Houston to 0:10:49.000 --> 0:10:51.860 70 rush yards, just 3.3 a carry. 0:10:51.920 --> 0:10:53.400 The tight end in motion, they give it off to 0:10:53.440 --> 0:10:55.189 Woody Marks, and Marks is stopped. 0:10:55.990 --> 0:11:00.130 After racking up over 180 rush yards versus Dallas Week 2, 0:11:00.130 --> 0:11:04.870 Washington left last week with just 82. Jacory Kroski-Merritt hasn't 0:11:04.929 --> 0:11:07.870 hit it for a run in a game yet. 19 attempts, 0:11:07.929 --> 0:11:12.350 only 36 yards last week, an average of 1.9. Rashad 0:11:12.429 --> 0:11:15.510 White broke free for that big late-game run to finish 0:11:15.570 --> 0:11:17.109 at 4-4, a carry at least. 0:11:17.210 --> 0:11:20.839 It's a handoff to Rashad White. Rashad White has a 0:11:20.880 --> 0:11:25.800 first down, stays inbounds. My goodness, everybody at the line, 0:11:26.080 --> 0:11:27.360 and White goes around him. 0:11:27.620 --> 0:11:30.020 The back on the other team is who most eyes 0:11:30.080 --> 0:11:33.540 will be on, but Jonathan Taylor is trying to rebound himself. 0:11:33.920 --> 0:11:38.520 Just three per attempt versus Houston, 68 yards. That's back-to-back games. 0:11:38.679 --> 0:11:39.650 He's finished under. 0:11:39.590 --> 0:11:40.670 Four a carry, too. 0:11:40.870 --> 0:11:43.309 Jones hands the ball off, trying to get the running 0:11:43.330 --> 0:11:45.290 game going. Both teams are trying to establish that. 0:11:45.690 --> 0:11:49.210 Lots to fix with that Colts offense. Only 19 points. 0:11:49.010 --> 0:11:49.950 Versus the Texans. 0:11:50.230 --> 0:11:53.050 That's two out of three. They've been under 24. They 0:11:53.090 --> 0:11:55.830 turned the ball over three times a week ago, have 0:11:55.890 --> 0:11:58.489 given it away at least once in each game. Just 0:11:58.490 --> 0:12:00.910 4.2 yards per play last week. 0:12:01.050 --> 0:12:04.619 He sees Anderson on that side. He's in trouble. 0:12:05.080 --> 0:12:08.740 He fumbled the football. It's loose on the field. Anderson 0:12:08.760 --> 0:12:12.180 knocked it away. Zoghii was able to get the football. 0:12:13.100 --> 0:12:17.000 Daniel Jones with all three turnovers, two lost fumbles, and 0:12:17.040 --> 0:12:20.260 he was picked off late, too. is on a three-game 0:12:20.340 --> 0:12:23.900 pick streak that has some fans mumbling, dimes more like 0:12:23.980 --> 0:12:25.100 Danny donations. 0:12:25.380 --> 0:12:28.780 Blankenship able to force another turnover for the Texans. Here 0:12:28.820 --> 0:12:32.100 comes Anderson powering in. Him and Hunter were both there. 0:12:32.559 --> 0:12:36.160 And then Blankenship playing center field. Took care of the rest. 0:12:37.240 --> 0:12:40.840 It was against that tough Houston defense. His line needs 0:12:40.880 --> 0:12:43.969 to help him out, too. He was only blitzed 26% 0:12:43.970 --> 0:12:47.500 of his throws. He was pressured 46% of the time. 0:12:47.640 --> 0:12:51.420 He took four sacks. Right tackle Jalen Travis has to 0:12:51.460 --> 0:12:53.900 get off the struggle bus. Two and a half sacks 0:12:53.960 --> 0:12:57.969 allowed with a whopping 24% pressure rate allowed. He gave 0:12:58.050 --> 0:13:01.390 up 10 pressures, most of any lineman last week. 0:13:01.470 --> 0:13:03.850 First down, off the play fake. Jones looking to throw. 0:13:03.870 --> 0:13:07.690 Pressure's coming. Anderson knocks the football away. The ball is loose. 0:13:07.750 --> 0:13:09.250 It's picked up by Anderson. 0:13:09.480 --> 0:13:09.720 Wow. 0:13:10.440 --> 0:13:13.120 Will Anderson is causing havoc. 0:13:13.820 --> 0:13:17.920 Washington's pass rush and defense not on Houston's level. They 0:13:17.940 --> 0:13:22.240 didn't sack Sam Darnold once last week on 45 opportunities. 0:13:22.320 --> 0:13:25.260 They gave up 31 points to Seattle, let him convert 0:13:25.300 --> 0:13:28.930 four or five red zone trips, have allowed 24-plus points 0:13:28.970 --> 0:13:30.270 in each game thus far. 0:13:30.410 --> 0:13:33.350 Darnold with a flag down gets a first down. Dorrance 0:13:33.429 --> 0:13:36.390 Armstrong ushers him out of bounds. Let's see what this flag's. 0:13:36.110 --> 0:13:38.910 For, though. Holding. Number zero. Defense. 0:13:40.230 --> 0:13:44.590 The secondary DJ Wrangles with, gave up 270-plus yards and 0:13:44.670 --> 0:13:47.650 four TDs to Dak Prescott Week 2, then gave up 0:13:47.720 --> 0:13:52.140 over 370 yards on over eight yards per attempt to Darnold, 0:13:52.460 --> 0:13:56.360 a 100-plus rate Week 3. Their DBs gave up 46 0:13:56.360 --> 0:13:59.840 yards and a TD to Cooper Cupp, 48 to George Holani, 0:13:59.840 --> 0:14:05.130 48 to Torrey Horton, 69 to A.J. Barner, 128 and 0:14:05.170 --> 0:14:08.929 two TDs to Jackson Smith and Jigba, Corner Mike Sainrestill 0:14:08.970 --> 0:14:12.290 gave up two touchdowns. Second week in a row, he's 0:14:12.330 --> 0:14:13.250 allowed as many. 0:14:13.270 --> 0:14:16.010 Getting a man look here with Cooper Cup. See if 0:14:16.030 --> 0:14:19.050 he likes it. He's wide open. Touchdown. In the blink 0:14:19.150 --> 0:14:21.280 of an eye, the champs strike back. 0:14:21.420 --> 0:14:24.740 They do come off a three-takeaway game, though. Two INTs, 0:14:25.060 --> 0:14:27.540 one a house call. They hadn't come up with any 0:14:27.600 --> 0:14:30.220 their first two games. The main three guys, they have 0:14:30.240 --> 0:14:32.840 to try and stop through the air this week. Tyler 0:14:32.900 --> 0:14:34.400 Warren comes off a 55-yard game. 0:14:35.600 --> 0:14:37.600 Daniel Jones able to hit Tyler Warren right there in 0:14:37.800 --> 0:14:39.660 that honey hole in the cover two zone. 0:14:40.060 --> 0:14:42.620 Keenan Allen with a TD in 63 yards. 0:14:42.720 --> 0:14:45.780 Jones steps up, throws toward the goal line, passes complete. 0:14:45.820 --> 0:14:48.620 Keenan Allen, touchdown Colts. 0:14:49.540 --> 0:14:52.640 And Josh Downs, who led them last week with 77. 0:14:52.640 --> 0:14:53.970 Jones looking to throw again. 0:14:54.050 --> 0:14:56.170 Jones steps up in the pocket, throws to the near sideline, 0:14:56.210 --> 0:14:59.330 passes complete to the near sideline to Downs. Downs cuts 0:14:59.410 --> 0:15:01.390 back inside the 30. 0:15:01.390 --> 0:15:04.790 As to stopping Taylor, Commander's Front has had good command 0:15:04.830 --> 0:15:07.950 of runners. Aside from one long run allowed to Saquon 0:15:07.990 --> 0:15:12.130 week one, they have held their ground. Stuffed Dallas' Javante Williams, 0:15:12.410 --> 0:15:15.110 then took care of Seattle's three backs, held the Hawks 0:15:15.150 --> 0:15:17.910 to 44 rush yards, just 2.4 per attempt. 0:15:17.970 --> 0:15:22.850 Toss for Jadarian Price. Not a whole lot there. The 0:15:22.890 --> 0:15:25.710 ball came out, and there is the first takeaway of 0:15:25.730 --> 0:15:27.210 the year for the Commanders. 0:15:28.570 --> 0:15:32.250 Arizona Cardinals head east, hoping they can get back to. 0:15:32.040 --> 0:15:35.520 500 on the young season, hoping playing NFC West teams 0:15:35.580 --> 0:15:42.570 is the problem. No offense to the Red Sea, but 0:15:42.630 --> 0:15:45.150 the Giants are looking at this game as a legit 0:15:45.210 --> 0:15:53.220 shot to get to 3-1 despite all their injuries. just 0:15:53.280 --> 0:15:55.740 need Javon Holland to pick off a pass and four 0:15:55.780 --> 0:16:00.010 straight maybe. Giants defense stepped up again and might need 0:16:00.070 --> 0:16:03.290 to again. May take an even stronger effort this week though, 0:16:03.630 --> 0:16:07.420 especially since they lost Brian Burns for the year. Please 0:16:07.540 --> 0:16:10.430 make it stop already. New York, though, has held two 0:16:10.470 --> 0:16:13.070 of their three opponents to fewer than 21 points after 0:16:13.130 --> 0:16:16.170 limiting Tennessee to seven points, held them to fewer than 0:16:16.250 --> 0:16:19.750 five yards per play, and five for 13 on third down. 0:16:23.620 --> 0:16:26.100 They had that pick of Cam Ward, plus held him 0:16:26.160 --> 0:16:30.600 under 185 passing yards to five yards per attempt. They've 0:16:30.660 --> 0:16:33.380 held two of the three quarterbacks they've faced to less 0:16:33.400 --> 0:16:33.680 than 185 yards. 0:16:36.150 --> 0:16:38.210 Chased out of the pocket, throws on the run, and 0:16:38.310 --> 0:16:39.410 it is incomplete. 0:16:40.230 --> 0:16:43.730 Jacoby Brissett represents a tougher challenge based on his Week 0:16:43.730 --> 0:16:47.420 3 outing. He put up 280 yards, two TDs, a 0:16:47.480 --> 0:16:51.420 rate close to 100. He's been good for 275-plus yards 0:16:51.480 --> 0:16:52.300 in two of three. 0:16:52.320 --> 0:16:55.780 Brissett on the boot. It's Wilson to the goal line. 0:16:55.820 --> 0:16:58.060 He's in for an Arizona touchdown. 0:16:58.660 --> 0:17:02.130 Giants defense, looking at an Arizona offense that cracked 30 0:17:02.130 --> 0:17:06.270 points on the road, went 9-for-18 on third down, 3-for-5 0:17:06.310 --> 0:17:09.740 in the red zone. They went for 26 points week one, too, 0:17:10.040 --> 0:17:12.280 so they're capable of lighting up the scoreboard. 0:17:13.250 --> 0:17:16.950 One with the catch and the touchdown. 0:17:17.230 --> 0:17:21.590 Jacoby only averaged 5.4 yards per attempt, their offense only 0:17:21.590 --> 0:17:24.990 4.5 per play, so could use a little more juice 0:17:25.050 --> 0:17:27.470 this week, but it was a clean outing for him. 0:17:27.760 --> 0:17:31.859 He only took two sacks despite throwing 52 times. He 0:17:31.920 --> 0:17:35.800 only faced pressure 24% of the time. Every quarterback would 0:17:35.840 --> 0:17:38.340 be happy with that kind of time. Set on the roll, 0:17:42.190 --> 0:17:46.330 stacked against a Giants pass rush, Sands, Spiderman, and that 0:17:46.430 --> 0:17:49.750 wasn't able to sack Ward once on 36 pass attempts 0:17:50.030 --> 0:17:56.859 and didn't create much pressure. Giants secondary gave up a 0:17:56.920 --> 0:18:00.419 TD and 57 yards to their old mate Wondell Robinson. 0:18:00.720 --> 0:18:04.660 Cornerback Colton Hood tagged with the touchdown and 49 yards. 0:18:04.920 --> 0:18:08.110 They gave up 58 yards to Carnell Tate. Now they 0:18:08.150 --> 0:18:11.970 line up against Marvin Harrison, 40-yard effort versus San Francisco. 0:18:11.990 --> 0:18:16.320 Marvin Harrison Jr. quiets this crowd. 0:18:16.480 --> 0:18:20.300 Michael Wilson coming off his top 2026 showing, a touchdown 0:18:20.300 --> 0:18:21.420 89 yards. 0:18:21.720 --> 0:18:24.290 First of the year for Michael Wilson. 0:18:24.810 --> 0:18:27.930 And of course, Trey McBride, who went for 75 week 0:18:27.970 --> 0:18:31.470 three yards, 75 plus yards and two of three, eight 0:18:31.510 --> 0:18:33.250 or nine catches in each game. 0:18:33.940 --> 0:18:36.169 Trey McBride to the 25-yard line. 0:18:36.350 --> 0:18:40.230 And how about a little Cardinals ground game? Jeremiah Love 0:18:40.290 --> 0:18:43.990 hits this week off his top 20-26 performance, 90 yards, 0:18:44.020 --> 0:18:45.160 4-3 a carry. 0:18:45.500 --> 0:18:48.480 Trying to get to the edge, he does, and Love's 0:18:48.500 --> 0:18:49.399 got a first down. 0:18:49.880 --> 0:18:53.210 Maybe he builds off it, too. Giants gave up 4-4 0:18:53.230 --> 0:18:55.990 a run to Tony Pollard, 74 yards, and they didn't 0:18:56.010 --> 0:18:58.210 play L.A. 's backs well in week two, either. 0:18:58.230 --> 0:19:02.430 On first down, Pollard breaks free. Tony Pollard cut from behind. 0:19:02.609 --> 0:19:04.790 The other side of the coin is where we find 0:19:04.869 --> 0:19:08.130 concerns for both teams. New York's offense came up with 0:19:08.270 --> 0:19:12.050 four field goals versus Tennessee, four for 13 on third down, 0:19:12.050 --> 0:19:15.110 0 for 2 in the red zone. That, after only 0:19:15.170 --> 0:19:17.210 putting up six points versus the Rams. 0:19:17.330 --> 0:19:18.630 And they're going to run it with Skadaboo. 0:19:23.980 --> 0:19:27.649 Jameis Winston struggled off the bench versus LA and as 0:19:27.690 --> 0:19:32.490 a starter versus Tennessee. Just 118 yards on 5-4 per attempt, 0:19:32.770 --> 0:19:36.910 not one New York pass catcher, Isaiah Likely, Darnell Mooney, 0:19:37.230 --> 0:19:46.830 Malachi Fields, or Malik Neighbors with even 41 yards. They 0:19:46.910 --> 0:19:49.970 do now have J.J. McCarthy in the building, so they're 0:19:50.160 --> 0:19:53.000 is another option if things don't get better. Maybe they 0:19:53.020 --> 0:19:56.859 can find something versus Nick Rollis' defense. Arizona's D.C. is 0:19:56.920 --> 0:20:01.580 under fire after allowing 31-plus points back-to-back weeks, 36 to 0:20:01.640 --> 0:20:05.340 San Francisco. Each time Arizona clawed back into it, they 0:20:05.380 --> 0:20:07.659 let the Niners counter with a scoring drive. 0:20:08.330 --> 0:20:12.370 It's McCaffrey going up top, tumbling down for the touchdown. 0:20:12.869 --> 0:20:16.710 They gave up 8.7 yards per play. That is ugly. 0:20:17.050 --> 0:20:20.000 Winston drawing a secondary that gave up 11 yards per 0:20:20.060 --> 0:20:24.619 attempt to Brock Purdy, 297 yards, four TDs, no picks, 0:20:24.940 --> 0:20:28.260 rate allowed over 130, which came a week after they 0:20:28.300 --> 0:20:29.850 got torched by Drew Locke. 0:20:30.250 --> 0:20:32.490 It's Purdy to throw over the middle. It's Kittle, Kittle, Kittle. 0:20:35.350 --> 0:20:37.600 Jameis gets a pass rush that didn't come up with 0:20:37.650 --> 0:20:40.960 a single sack of Purdy on 27 pass attempts, only 0:20:41.060 --> 0:20:45.560 pressured him 14% of the time. That's nothing. McBride against 0:20:45.640 --> 0:20:48.760 a secondary that allowed George Kittle to score twice, go 0:20:48.800 --> 0:20:52.510 for 82 yards, and Cam Scadaboo facing a defense that 0:20:52.550 --> 0:20:55.890 let CMC go for 5 yards per carry, a touchdown 0:20:55.890 --> 0:20:58.890 75 yards. McCaffrey into Cardinals territory. 0:20:59.010 --> 0:20:59.870 Look at the pull! 0:21:01.850 --> 0:21:05.490 Gadebu, the lone offensive bright spot for New York week three, 0:21:05.490 --> 0:21:08.409 40 receiving yards, 60 rushing yards. 0:21:09.030 --> 0:21:11.750 Gadebu cuts it up inside. Gadebu with the 10 and 0:21:11.810 --> 0:21:12.250 wrestled down. 0:21:12.630 --> 0:21:15.369 He only hit a three a run, though. Najee Harris, 0:21:15.430 --> 0:21:17.070 on the other hand, went for 52 yards, 5'8 a pop. 0:21:17.109 --> 0:21:18.149 Harris again, giving. 0:21:18.030 --> 0:21:22.010 The Giants a burst of energy. 0:21:22.520 --> 0:21:25.240 Both teams need to clean up the penalties. They each 0:21:25.320 --> 0:21:28.140 took 10 last week, made things harder than they needed 0:21:28.180 --> 0:21:32.810 to be. Tighten up? More like tighten down, as Tennessee 0:21:32.869 --> 0:21:36.650 takes to the road Week 4 still winless. Questions are mounting. 0:21:36.710 --> 0:21:39.410 If you can't beat a famous Jameis outfit, then who 0:21:39.490 --> 0:21:40.150 can you beat? 0:21:40.830 --> 0:21:44.020 Ward throws across his body! Intercepted! 0:21:44.300 --> 0:21:46.200 They would have to pull off quite the upset this 0:21:46.280 --> 0:21:49.720 week because they're in Baltimore. Ravens playing that last kick 0:21:49.780 --> 0:21:52.660 on a loop on their flight home from Rio, I bet. 0:21:53.500 --> 0:21:54.200 Looped kick! 0:21:58.810 --> 0:22:03.520 Tyler going full Lloyd Christmas and totally redeeming himself. Now 0:22:03.560 --> 0:22:05.400 the Ravens have to make sure they don't blow what's 0:22:05.420 --> 0:22:08.609 supposed to be a layup, but it happens. Just ask 0:22:08.640 --> 0:22:12.090 Seattle last week, for example. But if Baltimore's big three 0:22:12.130 --> 0:22:14.990 are out there doing their thing, the flock will feel 0:22:15.090 --> 0:22:17.980 pretty good about their chances. What if Lamar has more 0:22:18.020 --> 0:22:21.090 than seven seconds to work with? Jackson, feeling good as 0:22:21.130 --> 0:22:23.030 he was able to come through in the clutch to 0:22:23.070 --> 0:22:26.669 help take down Dallas, enters off a 130-plus rate game 0:22:26.930 --> 0:22:29.610 that saw him toss two TDs without being picked off, 0:22:29.910 --> 0:22:38.290 a very healthy 9.3 yards per attempt. Has his go-to 0:22:38.350 --> 0:22:41.300 again in Zay Flowers, returned from injury to lead the 0:22:41.340 --> 0:22:45.240 team with 84 yards, the only Raven hitting Week 4 0:22:45.240 --> 0:22:54.120 off a 40-plus receiving yards game. He also broke off 0:22:54.140 --> 0:22:58.149 a 20-yard run versus the Cowboys, offense putting up 34 points, 0:22:58.150 --> 0:23:02.170 4 for 6 inside the 20, a 34-plus point offense, 0:23:02.210 --> 0:23:08.460 two of three games so far. Can they keep it 0:23:08.500 --> 0:23:11.699 going versus Tennessee's defense? They haven't given up more than 0:23:11.700 --> 0:23:15.119 24 points yet, which is a feat considering the offense 0:23:15.160 --> 0:23:18.399 they're working with. Held New York to four field goals 0:23:18.440 --> 0:23:22.320 in their Week 3 loss, stopped them on 9-13 third-down tries, 0:23:22.619 --> 0:23:25.600 held them to a meager 4.1 yards per play. 0:23:25.900 --> 0:23:28.080 Winston, pass deflected and incomplete. 0:23:28.600 --> 0:23:30.480 Franklin Myers got a hand on it. 0:23:30.609 --> 0:23:33.869 Secondary, Lamar takes on, held Jameis Winston to 118 yards passing, 0:23:33.890 --> 0:23:39.219 sub-80 rating. Their DBs didn't give up 41 yards to 0:23:39.240 --> 0:23:46.830 a single receiver. Highton's pass rush comes off a three-sack game, 0:23:47.130 --> 0:23:50.170 only had 22 attempts to get to him, too. Keldrick 0:23:50.250 --> 0:23:53.899 Falk with his first NFL sack, Jeffrey Simmons, his second 0:23:53.960 --> 0:23:55.639 of 2026. 0:23:55.640 --> 0:23:58.780 Winston, pressure coming again, Jameis in trouble again, and he's 0:23:58.840 --> 0:23:59.920 brought down again. 0:24:00.369 --> 0:24:03.530 And their rush defense held Cam Scadaboo to three yards 0:24:03.630 --> 0:24:07.149 per carry. They handled their business, but to handle it 0:24:07.190 --> 0:24:10.110 this week will take an even better showing. They not 0:24:10.150 --> 0:24:12.669 only have Lamar's arm to worry about, have to be 0:24:12.710 --> 0:24:15.010 able to stop him when he bolts too. He ran 0:24:15.050 --> 0:24:17.950 for 50 yards versus Dallas, 8-3 per jaunt. 0:24:18.680 --> 0:24:21.790 Lamar shakes off the tackle from behind by. 0:24:21.730 --> 0:24:22.550 Quinn and Williams. 0:24:22.730 --> 0:24:25.109 And of course, they are dealing with their old mate, 0:24:25.190 --> 0:24:28.790 the King, grinded out 89 yards down south, broke on 0:24:28.850 --> 0:24:31.190 through to the other side twice at the goal line. 0:24:31.560 --> 0:24:34.680 He's going to break outside, and here he goes. Henry's 0:24:34.760 --> 0:24:36.860 in again for a Baltimore touchdown. 0:24:37.060 --> 0:24:40.380 Henry 3-4 a carry, so hopes for a more efficient 0:24:40.400 --> 0:24:43.640 game this week. And Baltimore's defense hoping to leave work 0:24:43.680 --> 0:24:47.640 without giving up so many points. 31 allowed to Dallas' offense, 0:24:47.700 --> 0:24:50.920 gave up a lot of long passes. Safety Kyle Hamilton 0:24:50.960 --> 0:24:59.330 was not pleased with their showing. At the same time, 0:24:59.390 --> 0:25:02.430 they're not heading into week four totally rattled. They held 0:25:02.470 --> 0:25:05.620 Dallas to five for 13 on third down. stopped them 0:25:05.740 --> 0:25:07.780 in the red zone with the game on the line. 0:25:08.040 --> 0:25:11.780 Shotgun, Prescott, no one close, nothing there. 0:25:11.800 --> 0:25:13.899 A red zone stop they had to make in part 0:25:13.940 --> 0:25:17.790 because Madagascar Marty once again sided against them in a 0:25:17.850 --> 0:25:21.550 big moment. Didn't realize the Zebra community had such ire 0:25:21.570 --> 0:25:24.820 for Ravens. Are Ravens even inhabitants of desert lands? I 0:25:24.910 --> 0:25:27.960 don't get it. Either way, Baltimore's secondary did give up 0:25:27.960 --> 0:25:32.530 112 actual yards to CeeDee Lamb. 82 to George Pickens, 0:25:32.869 --> 0:25:37.310 over 270 to Dak Prescott. Next-gen stats hit corner Marlon 0:25:37.369 --> 0:25:40.000 Humphrey with 108 yards allowed. Humphrey was trying to cover. 0:25:40.300 --> 0:25:43.879 Him, but didn't. 0:25:44.240 --> 0:25:47.440 So he's looking to bounce back. Lots of DBs have 0:25:47.500 --> 0:25:50.960 bounced back versus Cam Ward. He had some decent stretches 0:25:51.060 --> 0:25:54.139 in their latest loss. Before his last pass landed in 0:25:54.200 --> 0:25:56.859 New York's hands, he had made some good throws to 0:25:56.920 --> 0:26:03.159 drive them to get them there. But we're back to 0:26:03.220 --> 0:26:06.460 K-Dot again. A few good throws is not enough. He 0:26:06.500 --> 0:26:09.560 only averaged five yards per attempt for the game, ended 0:26:09.619 --> 0:26:13.700 with 181 yards, hasn't thrown for more than 185 in 0:26:13.740 --> 0:26:16.450 a game yet. A new OC and new weapons were 0:26:16.470 --> 0:26:19.390 supposed to give life to their passing game and offense, 0:26:19.690 --> 0:26:22.330 which only put up a single touchdown versus the Giants. 0:26:22.740 --> 0:26:25.300 bad on third down and in the red zone again, 0:26:25.660 --> 0:26:28.300 still haven't scored 21 in a game this year. 0:26:28.320 --> 0:26:32.870 And that pass is incomplete, intended for Mondale Robinson. 0:26:33.050 --> 0:26:36.350 Ward threw 36 times and wasn't sacked once and didn't 0:26:36.390 --> 0:26:40.160 face a high pressure rate either. Wandale Robinson scored with 0:26:40.160 --> 0:26:42.620 57 yards, so he comes in off his best game 0:26:42.660 --> 0:26:43.180 so far. 0:26:43.200 --> 0:26:46.530 Looks right, throws right, and it is caught for a touchdown! 0:26:47.030 --> 0:26:50.010 The former Giant, Wandale Robinson! 0:26:50.350 --> 0:26:54.230 Harnell Tate had his best game of 2026 with 58 yards. 0:26:54.520 --> 0:26:58.460 Ward fires a strike, another Tennessee first down. 0:26:58.920 --> 0:27:02.439 Ravens' pass rush had five sacks over their first two games, 0:27:02.540 --> 0:27:05.350 only one versus Dallas, not a very high pressure rate, 0:27:05.690 --> 0:27:08.990 got Nnamdi Madubike back too, and their front is having 0:27:09.030 --> 0:27:11.650 to try and rebound from a rough showing versus the run, 0:27:11.990 --> 0:27:14.840 gave up over five yards per carry to Javonte Williams, 0:27:14.840 --> 0:27:23.159 98 yards and a TD. They get Tony Pollard next, 0:27:23.420 --> 0:27:27.870 who actually got some play week three. 17 carries, 74 yards, 0:27:27.890 --> 0:27:31.690 4-4 per run. He's hit it 4-4 or better in 0:27:31.750 --> 0:27:39.830 each game, too. Robert Sala's clock management and personnel management 0:27:39.869 --> 0:27:42.450 need to improve. Special teams has been a bit of 0:27:42.470 --> 0:27:45.750 a mess, too. Ravens took nine flags so they could 0:27:45.790 --> 0:27:48.490 clean up their act on that front. Or apologize to 0:27:48.510 --> 0:27:50.520 the Stripes for whatever it is you did to them. 0:27:51.940 --> 0:27:54.660 New England Patriots are headed to Buffalo this week for 0:27:54.740 --> 0:27:59.780 a big early season AFC East throwdown. Drake, maybe you 0:27:59.820 --> 0:28:03.340 and the offense could make your real 2026 debuts this week. 0:28:03.660 --> 0:28:04.940 It would settle some nerves. 0:28:04.960 --> 0:28:06.219 It is desperation time. He's picked again. 0:28:06.240 --> 0:28:10.409 Rumbling down to the five-yard line. 0:28:11.359 --> 0:28:13.939 The Bills, looking to start the year 4-0 for the 0:28:13.980 --> 0:28:17.179 second season in a row despite a clunky Week 3, 0:28:17.180 --> 0:28:19.750 they're still one of the unbeatens heading into Week 4. 0:28:19.750 --> 0:28:22.929 Allen, thinking about running, he's in trouble, gets away! 0:28:22.970 --> 0:28:25.609 What a play from Josh Allen! 0:28:25.890 --> 0:28:27.910 Hey, when you can win a game turning the ball 0:28:27.990 --> 0:28:31.790 over five times, your star quarterback giving it away three 0:28:31.869 --> 0:28:35.889 times without throwing a touchdown, and win by eight, life 0:28:35.970 --> 0:28:38.810 is pretty good. But still, Mafia members aren't going to 0:28:38.830 --> 0:28:42.230 want to see those Nickel City uniforms or helmets again 0:28:42.300 --> 0:28:45.700 anytime soon, ready to sell them for a penny. Buffalo's 0:28:45.840 --> 0:28:48.480 offense carried the load weeks 1 and 2 with a 0:28:48.540 --> 0:28:51.520 sketchy defense along for the ride, but they head into 0:28:51.580 --> 0:28:53.680 this week off a game that saw the D take 0:28:53.720 --> 0:28:56.900 the wheel with the O riding shotgun. After giving up 0:28:56.900 --> 0:28:59.730 31 points in each of their first two games, Buffalo 0:28:59.770 --> 0:29:03.250 held LA to 16. Six for 15 on third down, 0:29:03.630 --> 0:29:06.490 one for four in the red zone, while having to 0:29:06.580 --> 0:29:10.280 deal with all those turnovers, mind you. D.C. Jim Leonard's 0:29:10.360 --> 0:29:11.200 stock up. 0:29:11.780 --> 0:29:14.000 And James Cook says, thank you, defense. 0:29:14.660 --> 0:29:17.040 You have bailed us out all day long. 0:29:17.540 --> 0:29:21.300 Their secondary rolling out after holding Justin Herbert to 6.6 0:29:21.300 --> 0:29:24.680 yards per attempt, only one touchdown, while picking him off 0:29:24.700 --> 0:29:28.330 for a mid-70s rate. Again, much better than how they 0:29:28.390 --> 0:29:29.650 looked the first two weeks. 0:29:30.090 --> 0:29:33.830 And now they take on a Drake that looks like 0:29:33.910 --> 0:29:35.950 he's been spending too much time with them. 0:29:40.140 --> 0:29:40.440 Mr. 0:29:40.520 --> 0:29:41.040 Duckworth. 0:29:41.340 --> 0:29:44.160 May turned the ball over three times last week. He 0:29:44.200 --> 0:29:47.500 has six INTs in three games, at least one in 0:29:47.680 --> 0:29:51.520 each game, and they're bad ones, too. Two more last week, 0:29:51.700 --> 0:29:56.120 less than 200 yards, sub-50 rate. There is a what-happened-to-May 0:29:56.320 --> 0:29:58.640 anxiety growing amid Pats fans. 0:29:58.660 --> 0:30:02.730 May rolling right, looking, end zone, picked off! 0:30:03.590 --> 0:30:06.550 And how May goes, so goes the offense. Only six 0:30:06.630 --> 0:30:10.290 points on two field goals versus Jacksonville. 10 and 20 0:30:10.290 --> 0:30:13.270 point showings week 1 and 2. 4 for 12 on 0:30:13.310 --> 0:30:16.350 third down, 0 for 3 in the red zone week 3. 0:30:16.350 --> 0:30:18.870 If this isn't a turning point, they could find themselves 0:30:18.930 --> 0:30:19.870 in a huge hole. 0:30:20.110 --> 0:30:24.670 The ball security. May squirted through his hands. Jacksonville's got it. 0:30:25.450 --> 0:30:28.270 May has taken three sacks in each game. He didn't 0:30:28.330 --> 0:30:32.740 face many Jaguars blitzes and still faced pressure 47% of 0:30:32.780 --> 0:30:36.320 his throws. Right tackle Morgan Moses gave up one and 0:30:36.360 --> 0:30:40.280 gave up a 20% pressure rate according to NextGenStats. He's 0:30:40.320 --> 0:30:43.710 had two rough games versus elite pass rushers. He's given 0:30:43.750 --> 0:30:45.690 up two and a half sacks now on the year. 0:30:45.710 --> 0:30:49.840 They buried it. My goodness. The floodgates are open. 0:30:50.000 --> 0:30:53.760 That could be problematic because Gregory Rousseau moves around and 0:30:53.800 --> 0:30:56.350 he spends more time in front of right tackles, too. 0:30:56.650 --> 0:31:00.030 And he has started 2026 on a major sack bender, 0:31:00.370 --> 0:31:02.970 two per game with three forced fumbles. 0:31:03.290 --> 0:31:05.280 In trouble and sacked. 0:31:05.990 --> 0:31:08.920 Big-time pass rush that time, and it's Greg Rousseau. 0:31:09.220 --> 0:31:12.860 Buffalo cornerback Dee Alford gave up a team-high 67 yards 0:31:12.920 --> 0:31:16.040 last week, a touchdown allowed the week before. The team 0:31:16.080 --> 0:31:20.060 gave up 66 yards to Ladd McConkie, 76 to Trey Harris. 0:31:20.440 --> 0:31:24.000 Now on to DeMario Douglas, one catch, 38 yards a 0:31:24.020 --> 0:31:27.380 week ago. Mack Hollins has been their best wideout this season, 0:31:27.380 --> 0:31:29.440 87 yards last week. 0:31:29.900 --> 0:31:33.360 Rolls out on a third-down pass. They're going to rule. 0:31:33.380 --> 0:31:34.240 I think he got it. 0:31:35.050 --> 0:31:37.270 Romeo Dobbs went for 49. 0:31:37.270 --> 0:31:42.150 First down pass. That pass is complete. Dobbs has been quiet. 0:31:42.560 --> 0:31:45.080 Not much action from their backs in that loss to 0:31:45.140 --> 0:31:49.440 Jacksonville either. Travion Henderson and Ramondre Stevenson both fewer than 0:31:49.440 --> 0:31:53.980 25 yards, under 3-2 a carry. Everybody, for the most part, 0:31:54.120 --> 0:31:57.540 on that offense needing a get-right game this week. Stopping 0:31:57.580 --> 0:32:00.540 the run wasn't a Bill's strength versus L.A. I mean, 0:32:00.560 --> 0:32:03.580 they held O'Marion Hampton to 3-7 per run. And he 0:32:03.640 --> 0:32:07.100 was their RB1. But they had trouble with Keaton Mitchell. 0:32:07.420 --> 0:32:10.350 They gave up over 130 rush yards on 4-7 to 0:32:10.410 --> 0:32:11.390 carry overall. 0:32:11.610 --> 0:32:12.910 Nothing on the left side. 0:32:12.950 --> 0:32:15.190 They run a little crack play where they crack the end. 0:32:15.530 --> 0:32:16.790 Bounces off Keaton Mitchell. 0:32:17.090 --> 0:32:20.590 Their own offense's rush game, a different story. The cook 0:32:20.610 --> 0:32:23.490 in the kitchen is heating things up. James did lose 0:32:23.530 --> 0:32:25.830 a fumble. Made up for it with 154 yards and 0:32:25.850 --> 0:32:31.500 a touchdown on 6-4 to carry overall. 135-plus yards and 0:32:31.560 --> 0:32:33.110 a score back-to-back games. 0:32:33.270 --> 0:32:37.150 Here is Cook, right up the middle. It's James Cook, 0:32:37.390 --> 0:32:38.430 so speedy. 0:32:38.830 --> 0:32:41.430 He propelled the offense to his 24 points for the 0:32:41.530 --> 0:32:45.090 most part. He set up Allen's two goal-line Josh sneaks. 0:32:45.470 --> 0:32:48.010 It's as unstoppable as a tush push, I tell you. 0:32:48.270 --> 0:32:50.530 That's two in each game for him down low. 0:32:50.550 --> 0:32:55.020 Allen's just going to sneak himself. He's in! Touchdown, Buffalo! 0:32:55.640 --> 0:32:58.710 Bell's offense was fine on third down, for the most part, 0:32:58.870 --> 0:33:00.930 and in the red zone. Just have to ban the 0:33:00.970 --> 0:33:04.600 chili peppers from pregame warm-ups versus New England. Allen gave 0:33:04.620 --> 0:33:07.240 it away now on a fumble loss and two picks. 0:33:14.620 --> 0:33:16.560 He will try and get back on track versus a 0:33:16.600 --> 0:33:19.040 New England defense that looked good weeks one and two, 0:33:19.320 --> 0:33:22.520 then gave up three touchdowns to Trevor Lawrence, gave up 0:33:22.520 --> 0:33:25.560 35 points to Jacksonville, eight for 12 on third down, 0:33:25.900 --> 0:33:28.980 allowed them to convert all five of their red zone trips. 0:33:29.330 --> 0:33:32.209 On second and 10, Lawrence over the middle, caught for 0:33:32.230 --> 0:33:33.550 the Jacksonville touchdown. 0:33:34.070 --> 0:33:38.020 Marcus Jones did pick Lawrence off. They held him to 0:33:38.020 --> 0:33:41.000 182 yards, but they only sacked him once on 29 0:33:41.000 --> 0:33:44.610 pass attempts, blitzed him over 50% of the time, and 0:33:44.670 --> 0:33:47.630 only pressured him on 31% of his throws, so their 0:33:47.710 --> 0:33:49.280 pass rush needs fixing too. 0:33:53.470 --> 0:33:55.770 That's on the pass rush, and they just haven't been 0:33:55.790 --> 0:33:56.470 able to get there. 0:33:56.710 --> 0:34:00.490 Allen took four sacks a week ago, only 26 pass attempts, too. 0:34:00.830 --> 0:34:04.870 Left tackle Deion Dawkins, right tackle Spencer Brown, and center 0:34:04.910 --> 0:34:08.430 Connor McGovern, all with a sack allowed, according to NGS. 0:34:12.860 --> 0:34:16.160 When Allen lets it fly, Khalil Shakir, only six yards 0:34:16.200 --> 0:34:20.520 versus the Chargers, Keon Coleman hauled in a 37-yarder. Dalton 0:34:20.560 --> 0:34:24.020 Kincaid cooled off to 38 yards and a lost fumble. 0:34:24.340 --> 0:34:27.960 Ty Johnson had that huge 29-yard reception out of the backfield, 0:34:27.960 --> 0:34:28.860 50 yards. 0:34:29.060 --> 0:34:31.040 He's got three receivers here. He's got the tight end 0:34:31.080 --> 0:34:33.919 coming across. And Allen escapes to the right, and there's 0:34:33.960 --> 0:34:34.620 Ty Johnson. 0:34:34.960 --> 0:34:37.500 And they got D.J. Moore back. He led them with 0:34:37.500 --> 0:34:47.310 67 yards, saw 10 targets. Nobody else had five. Pats 0:34:47.390 --> 0:34:50.350 only let one Jaguar go for more than 40 yards, 0:34:50.350 --> 0:34:53.850 64 yards and a TD allowed to Jacoby Myers. None 0:34:53.870 --> 0:34:56.370 of their DBs gave up even 35. 0:34:55.730 --> 0:34:56.350 Yards, though. 0:34:56.590 --> 0:34:59.900 But the front Cook draws gave up 37 yards on 0:34:59.920 --> 0:35:04.090 4-6 to carry to Chris Rodriguez and a touchdown. 73 0:35:04.090 --> 0:35:07.740 yards on 4-9 per and a TD to Bashaw Tootin. 0:35:12.160 --> 0:35:16.390 Pats took nine penalties last week. Bills took 10, so 0:35:16.450 --> 0:35:20.270 both teams hoping for less yellow this week. It's the 0:35:20.350 --> 0:35:23.680 Battle of Texas. Houston at home have the league right 0:35:23.780 --> 0:35:26.899 where they want them. 0-3 the magic numbers if you're 0:35:26.920 --> 0:35:27.500 a Texan. 0:35:27.739 --> 0:35:32.029 And it is incomplete and the Colts have hung on. 0:35:32.120 --> 0:35:35.830 The last two 0-3 teams to make the playoffs, the Texans. 0:35:35.950 --> 0:35:38.410 I know, having Alice in Chains down in a hole, 0:35:38.450 --> 0:35:40.989 be the soundtrack to the start of your seasons, is 0:35:41.030 --> 0:35:43.839 getting old. But star fans feel the same way about 0:35:43.880 --> 0:35:48.320 their defense. They return from Rio 1-2, once again trying 0:35:48.360 --> 0:35:50.280 to shed the Alice Cowboys' label. 0:35:50.600 --> 0:35:52.680 For the victory from 56 yards. 0:35:53.380 --> 0:35:56.400 Oh my goodness! It's good! 0:35:56.660 --> 0:36:00.520 This game pits a questionable defense against a questionable offense, 0:36:00.820 --> 0:36:03.580 along with an O and a D that usually have 0:36:03.640 --> 0:36:07.020 all the answers. But man, America's team's fans are once 0:36:07.080 --> 0:36:10.420 again asking if they've been duped again. How in the 0:36:10.540 --> 0:36:13.140 world did they give up that long pass to allow 0:36:13.200 --> 0:36:16.190 that field goal to be kicked? They gave up 34 0:36:16.190 --> 0:36:18.719 points to Baltimore, let them go four for six in 0:36:18.760 --> 0:36:21.740 the red zone. didn't come up with a single sack, 0:36:22.160 --> 0:36:25.520 only have two this year, allowed over nine yards per 0:36:25.580 --> 0:36:29.490 attempt to Lamar Jackson, two TDs for a 130-plus rating. 0:36:29.670 --> 0:36:33.170 Look in the end zone, flick it, caught! Caught for 0:36:33.190 --> 0:36:34.130 the touchdown! 0:36:34.450 --> 0:36:37.969 Dallas has allowed 28-plus points in two of three games now, 0:36:38.230 --> 0:36:40.939 but it wasn't all bad Week 3. They have some 0:36:41.020 --> 0:36:45.219 positives they're working off of. They held Lamar to 186 0:36:45.219 --> 0:36:47.719 passing yards, they held Derrick Henry to 3.4 a run, 0:36:49.180 --> 0:36:52.020 baltimore's offense to three for nine on third. 0:36:51.760 --> 0:36:55.440 Down lamar throws it outside and oh and off the 0:36:55.480 --> 0:36:57.219 hands of flowers. 0:36:57.260 --> 0:37:01.650 But their rush defense overall struggled again henry punched in 0:37:01.710 --> 0:37:04.790 two against them they gave up 50 yards to jackson 0:37:04.870 --> 0:37:08.310 down low eight three a carry let zay flowers get 0:37:08.330 --> 0:37:10.779 him for a 20 yard run and gave up six 0:37:10.840 --> 0:37:14.880 six an attempt to justice hill That's 180-plus rush yards 0:37:14.940 --> 0:37:19.529 allowed back-to-back weeks, 165-plus in each game so far. 0:37:19.700 --> 0:37:23.250 Here is Henry, going to break outside, and here he goes! 0:37:23.570 --> 0:37:24.610 Henry's in again! 0:37:25.250 --> 0:37:29.200 Sets up a Cartman-Kyle-like slap fight, Houston's rush attack has 0:37:29.219 --> 0:37:33.629 been almost non-existent through three games. 70 yards last week? 0:37:33.810 --> 0:37:37.010 David Montgomery better not need Jameer Gibbs to be effective. 0:37:37.010 --> 0:37:40.890 33 yards on three a carry versus Indianapolis hasn't topped 0:37:40.950 --> 0:37:42.070 three a carry yet. 0:37:42.250 --> 0:37:42.670 C.J. 0:37:42.690 --> 0:37:45.050 Stroud had some good late throws to put them ahead 0:37:45.110 --> 0:37:49.330 last week, but just 167 yards passing, the offense only 0:37:49.330 --> 0:37:53.370 17 points. Four for 11 on third down, fewer than 0:37:53.370 --> 0:37:57.070 18 points now in back-to-back games. Their O.C. is starting 0:37:57.090 --> 0:38:00.350 to find himself in the crosshairs of Houston's fans. only 0:38:00.350 --> 0:38:02.590 4.4 yards per play. 0:38:02.969 --> 0:38:04.920 Off the play fake, Stroud looking to the middle of 0:38:04.940 --> 0:38:07.000 the field, passes, incomplete. 0:38:07.400 --> 0:38:10.440 A Cowboys pass rush coming off a zero sack game 0:38:10.600 --> 0:38:13.419 against a Texans O-line that allowed Stroud to get dumped 0:38:13.489 --> 0:38:17.350 three times on 27 pass attempts. Next-gen stats had right 0:38:17.390 --> 0:38:20.290 guard Wyatt Teller with one and a half sacks allowed, 0:38:20.610 --> 0:38:24.110 left guard Keelan Rutledge with one, right tackle Trent Brown 0:38:24.170 --> 0:38:28.030 with one, Brown and Rutledge with sacks allowed in back-to-back games. 0:38:28.370 --> 0:38:31.280 Stroud has taken three-plus sacks now in three straight. 0:38:31.460 --> 0:38:35.000 We talked about the interior of this offensive line being 0:38:35.020 --> 0:38:35.820 the weak spot. 0:38:36.060 --> 0:38:39.939 Now, Stroud only faced pressure 22% of the time last week. 0:38:39.980 --> 0:38:42.890 That's a pretty low pressure rate. Wasn't able to use 0:38:42.930 --> 0:38:45.910 the time he had to generate much, though. They really 0:38:46.050 --> 0:38:49.330 need Nico Collins back. Only guy last week with more 0:38:49.350 --> 0:38:51.529 than 30 yards, Xavier Hutchinson with 51. 0:38:51.510 --> 0:38:55.279 Stroud. Looking, stepping up, throwing to the back of the 0:38:55.390 --> 0:38:57.089 end zone, and it's incomplete. 0:38:57.690 --> 0:39:00.469 It was another wasted outing from their defense, who will 0:39:00.550 --> 0:39:04.510 really get tested this week. They held Indianapolis to 19 points. 0:39:04.570 --> 0:39:07.779 That's fewer than 21 points back-to-back weeks. They took the 0:39:07.840 --> 0:39:11.029 ball away three times week three, held the Colts to 0:39:11.070 --> 0:39:13.270 a lowly 4.2 yards per play. 0:39:13.290 --> 0:39:16.610 He's in trouble. He fumbled the football! It's loose on 0:39:16.630 --> 0:39:18.950 the field! Anderson knocked it away! 0:39:19.170 --> 0:39:22.169 Their secondary held Danny Dimes to a low 80s rate 0:39:22.210 --> 0:39:25.450 by picking him off only one TD allowed. That pass 0:39:25.530 --> 0:39:29.350 rush is still very real. Caused two fumble recoveries on 0:39:29.410 --> 0:39:31.830 two of their fours. sacks of Jones. What else do 0:39:31.870 --> 0:39:34.390 you need from Will Anderson? Backed Jones two and a 0:39:34.410 --> 0:39:37.380 half times. has been in on a sack in every game. 0:39:37.760 --> 0:39:42.810 Houston pressured Jones 46% of the time, while only blitzing 26% 0:39:42.810 --> 0:39:43.290 of the time. 0:39:43.590 --> 0:39:45.410 And Jones looking that way, just throws it up for 0:39:45.450 --> 0:39:47.870 grabs for downs, and it's picked off by Blankenship. 0:39:47.950 --> 0:39:51.550 Now Anderson goes DAC hunting. Prescott only took one sack 0:39:51.590 --> 0:39:55.110 versus Baltimore, and he threw 40 times. He was blitzed 0:39:55.170 --> 0:39:58.870 at a fairly high clip, too. Below average pressure rate faced, 0:39:59.190 --> 0:39:59.770 piled up 276 yards. 0:39:59.790 --> 0:40:00.210 A touchdown, no picks. 0:40:02.710 --> 0:40:06.020 Get Jake Ferguson out into a dead spot, and Dak 0:40:06.040 --> 0:40:08.400 knows exactly where he's going with that football. 0:40:08.600 --> 0:40:13.590 Houston's D versus a Dallas O that hit Baltimore with 31, 0:40:13.570 --> 0:40:14.360 37 the week before. 0:40:14.880 --> 0:40:17.259 Can they get it to three? There's the pass, and 0:40:17.340 --> 0:40:19.890 it is caught. Great job grabbing that. 0:40:20.120 --> 0:40:22.850 Need to be better on third down, five for 13 0:40:22.850 --> 0:40:24.950 week three. Three for five in the red zone, but 0:40:24.989 --> 0:40:27.600 many fans not happy with the play calling inside the 20s. 0:40:28.270 --> 0:40:31.290 On their last drive, tight end Jake Ferguson has a 0:40:31.330 --> 0:40:34.710 two-game scoring streak after finding the end zone once, only 0:40:34.710 --> 0:40:38.600 23 yards, and he lost a fumble. George Pickens with 0:40:38.600 --> 0:40:41.120 82 yards, most he's had over three games. 0:40:41.660 --> 0:40:45.260 Watch George Pickens come back down to attack this ball. 0:40:45.280 --> 0:40:48.340 It helps your quarterback out so much. CeeDee Lamb with 112, 0:40:48.340 --> 0:40:51.109 that's back-to-back 100-plus yard games for him. 0:40:51.620 --> 0:40:52.780 One-on-one for C.D. 0:40:52.820 --> 0:40:54.600 Lamb, and he is gone. 0:40:54.739 --> 0:40:56.239 That one was 88 and out the gate. 0:40:56.480 --> 0:41:00.190 Texans secondary give up 63 yards to Keenan Allen, 77 0:41:00.190 --> 0:41:03.009 to Josh Downs, no single guy on the hook for 0:41:03.030 --> 0:41:06.049 many yards, and their front kept Jonathan Taylor to just 0:41:06.090 --> 0:41:09.170 three yards per carry, so coming in strong down. 0:41:09.010 --> 0:41:09.670 Low, too. 0:41:09.950 --> 0:41:12.140 Petrie coming in, showing blitz. They give it to Taylor. 0:41:12.180 --> 0:41:13.580 Taylor trying to run away from the defense. 0:41:13.640 --> 0:41:14.220 He cannot. 0:41:14.680 --> 0:41:17.540 They get Javante Williams next, who hits week four off 0:41:17.560 --> 0:41:21.900 his best game of 2026, 98 yards, 5.2 a pop, 0:41:22.060 --> 0:41:22.640 one score. 0:41:22.660 --> 0:41:24.890 I wonder if they'll go with Williams this time. Here 0:41:24.910 --> 0:41:26.010 he is. I guess yes. 0:41:26.030 --> 0:41:27.570 Williams straight ahead. 0:41:28.960 --> 0:41:31.920 This game should have top week four billing. Shame it's 0:41:31.980 --> 0:41:35.200 not in a primetime slot. Denver Broncos head west to 0:41:35.219 --> 0:41:39.190 the bay off a thrilling win over another NFC West superpower. 0:41:39.430 --> 0:41:46.610 Stafford fires end zone. Hufanga holds on. Intercepted. The Broncos win. 0:41:46.930 --> 0:41:49.950 From the Rams to the 49ers who are feeling awfully 0:41:50.010 --> 0:41:52.980 good about that offense of theirs. which they hope propels 0:41:53.060 --> 0:41:54.720 them to a 4-0 start. 0:41:54.840 --> 0:41:58.140 Oh, what a flip! Mike Evans to Debo! Samuel breaks 0:41:58.219 --> 0:42:03.140 a tackle! And Samuel on the run! Razzle dazzle touchdown! 0:42:03.520 --> 0:42:06.620 In last week's 49er preview, I think the top comment 0:42:06.660 --> 0:42:09.319 to get the most thumbs up was, please let us 0:42:09.360 --> 0:42:12.840 get out with a win and no injuries. Well, one 0:42:12.860 --> 0:42:15.719 of the two wishes was granted. Lost Mike Evans to 0:42:15.760 --> 0:42:18.200 a rib injury, waiting to see what it means, but 0:42:18.239 --> 0:42:20.759 the Niners are used to half their lineup hanging with 0:42:20.820 --> 0:42:24.219 Hawkeye and Pierce, They forged ahead without him and still 0:42:24.260 --> 0:42:29.219 went for 36 points, 35-plus points back-to-back games, 27-plus in 0:42:29.340 --> 0:42:30.430 all three so far. 0:42:30.690 --> 0:42:33.550 Kittle diving into the end zone for the touchdown. 0:42:33.910 --> 0:42:36.430 Five for eight on third down, two for two in 0:42:36.450 --> 0:42:40.530 the red zone. Gaudy, 8.7 yards per play. Brock Purdy 0:42:40.610 --> 0:42:44.730 playing at an MVP caliber level, 11 yards per attempt 0:42:44.790 --> 0:42:50.270 last week, 297 yards and four TDs, rate over 130. 0:42:50.270 --> 0:42:53.110 Down the sideline, Evans in the end zone. It's Mike 0:42:53.250 --> 0:42:55.930 Evans with the touchdown. 0:42:56.130 --> 0:42:59.640 BCB with nine TDs in his first three games. Now 0:42:59.680 --> 0:43:01.799 he gets to see what he's made of versus that 0:43:01.880 --> 0:43:05.840 Denver secondary, one that picked off Matthew Stafford twice, holding 0:43:05.880 --> 0:43:08.879 him to a mid-70s rate. a week after shutting down 0:43:08.940 --> 0:43:12.120 Trevor Lawrence, who's looked good except when he played them. 0:43:12.340 --> 0:43:15.629 Stafford Tillman pressures. Stafford's throw incomplete. 0:43:15.890 --> 0:43:17.570 Now, they did give up 390 yards to Stafford, 137 0:43:17.570 --> 0:43:24.890 to Devontae Adams, 93 to Kanata Mumfield. Next-gen stats hit 0:43:24.950 --> 0:43:28.250 Patrick Sertan with 96 yards allowed, but keep in mind 0:43:28.570 --> 0:43:33.230 he faced 11 targets too, six catches allowed, five incompletions. 0:43:33.590 --> 0:43:37.680 Corner Riley Moss, 98 yards allowed and two TDs. Denver 0:43:37.719 --> 0:43:40.200 may have given up 26 points, but they held to 0:43:40.340 --> 0:43:43.239 one for four in the red zone. In Talanoa, Hufunga 0:43:43.280 --> 0:43:46.820 had two interceptions, the first of the house call variety. 0:43:47.020 --> 0:43:47.780 Hufunga! 0:43:48.380 --> 0:43:52.330 Stafford's got an angle, Hufunga back inside, stays on his feet, 0:43:52.930 --> 0:43:54.930 and he will score! 0:43:55.300 --> 0:43:58.470 Trenches are going to be key. Denver sacked Stafford four times, 0:43:58.690 --> 0:44:02.370 had 55 chances. Hufunga also got in on that action, 0:44:02.850 --> 0:44:05.919 as did Nick Bonito and Zach Allen, who now has 0:44:06.020 --> 0:44:06.900 three for the year. 0:44:07.060 --> 0:44:11.259 Pressure off the edge, thwarted, but inside they come against Stafford. 0:44:11.420 --> 0:44:12.720 Zach Allen. 0:44:12.940 --> 0:44:15.830 Can they get to Purdy? He hasn't taken a single 0:44:15.989 --> 0:44:19.770 sack yet. faced pressure a piddly 14% of the time 0:44:19.830 --> 0:44:20.760 versus Arizona. 0:44:20.969 --> 0:44:23.600 Purdy, McCaffrey, first down. 0:44:23.760 --> 0:44:26.430 Evans caught a TD before leaving the game. He's been 0:44:26.469 --> 0:44:28.730 big in the red zone and on third down. They 0:44:28.750 --> 0:44:31.260 still have George Kittle, though. He looks like he's back 0:44:31.300 --> 0:44:34.740 in all-pro form. Two touchdowns a week ago with 82 yards, 0:44:35.000 --> 0:44:37.760 has scored with 80-plus yards two games in a row. 0:44:37.980 --> 0:44:41.880 Play action. Purdy on the roll. Floats it for Kittle! 0:44:42.160 --> 0:44:46.250 And Kittle in for his second touchdown of the day! 0:44:46.660 --> 0:44:50.290 Debo looms. How about not catching a single pass, but 0:44:50.330 --> 0:44:53.290 going for 80 receiving yards and a TD? One of 0:44:53.330 --> 0:44:55.710 the coolest stat lines you'll ever see. 0:44:56.050 --> 0:45:01.030 The completion to Mike Evans. The pitch to Debo, who 0:45:01.050 --> 0:45:01.799 did the rest. 0:45:02.239 --> 0:45:06.020 Say hello to Jordan Watkins. Two catches, 60 yards last week. 0:45:06.300 --> 0:45:07.920 Open is Watkins. 0:45:07.980 --> 0:45:11.360 Down the sideline and close to field goal range. 0:45:11.580 --> 0:45:14.330 And Denver cannot lose track of CMC just because they 0:45:14.370 --> 0:45:16.890 don't hand him the ball. 41 receiving yards. 0:45:17.070 --> 0:45:20.870 It's McCaffrey at the 15, bouncing off contact, and McCaffrey 0:45:20.910 --> 0:45:21.790 first and goal. 0:45:22.050 --> 0:45:25.890 McCaffrey, also adding 75 rush yards at a 5 per clip, 0:45:26.230 --> 0:45:28.529 scored again, has found his way to the zone in 0:45:28.550 --> 0:45:29.310 his last two. 0:45:29.690 --> 0:45:34.010 It's McCaffrey going up top, tumbling down for the touchdown. 0:45:34.280 --> 0:45:36.920 Denver didn't play the run great versus L.A., gave up 0:45:36.960 --> 0:45:40.420 a 30-yard run to Kyron Williams, 88 yards on 5-9 0:45:40.680 --> 0:45:43.520 to carry when it was over. They've allowed 5-1 per 0:45:43.580 --> 0:45:47.480 attempt over three games. Only two teams have been more generous. 0:45:47.580 --> 0:45:49.480 Big run by Williams as he cuts back. 0:45:49.600 --> 0:45:53.299 Broncos offense still looking to leave a shift accounting for 0:45:53.300 --> 0:45:57.359 24 points, that respectable mark, if you will, 23 last week. 0:45:57.520 --> 0:45:59.680 But they at least went three for three in the 0:45:59.719 --> 0:46:02.020 red zone, seven for 13 on third down. 0:46:02.180 --> 0:46:03.779 And it comes all the way to the right. 0:46:03.840 --> 0:46:07.570 That means his brain is functioning the way it's trained 0:46:07.610 --> 0:46:08.270 to function. 0:46:08.489 --> 0:46:12.570 But 4.3 yards per play is no bueno. Bo Nix 0:46:12.590 --> 0:46:16.050 has been picked off in each game, only averaged 5.5 0:46:16.050 --> 0:46:19.890 yards per attempt versus L.A., 186 through the air for 0:46:19.910 --> 0:46:21.050 a low 70s rate. 0:46:21.210 --> 0:46:22.570 This throw's intercepted! 0:46:23.130 --> 0:46:24.970 So the pressure came from Kobe Turner! 0:46:25.239 --> 0:46:27.260 He did throw for a couple of TDs at least, 0:46:27.520 --> 0:46:30.000 played better in the second half last week to get 0:46:30.040 --> 0:46:32.940 them back in the game, and ran in the game-winning score, 0:46:33.239 --> 0:46:36.000 so he's hoping to carry over that late-game momentum into 0:46:36.040 --> 0:46:38.740 this week. He could very well do that if San 0:46:38.780 --> 0:46:41.819 Francisco's defense doesn't figure some things out. They gave up 0:46:41.820 --> 0:46:44.500 30 points to Arizona, got burned a lot in the 0:46:44.540 --> 0:46:47.480 second half, let the Cards convert 9 of 18 third 0:46:47.500 --> 0:46:50.060 downs and 3 of their 5 red zone chances. 0:46:50.440 --> 0:46:53.580 It's Wilson to the goal line. He's in for an 0:46:53.620 --> 0:46:55.020 Arizona touchdown. 0:46:55.140 --> 0:46:58.320 Nix takes on a secondary that gave up 280 yards 0:46:58.380 --> 0:47:00.360 and 2 TDs to Jacoby Brissett. 0:47:00.719 --> 0:47:04.279 Love with the catch and the touchdown. 0:47:04.600 --> 0:47:07.560 Now for the Sir Mix-a-Lot Big Butt. They played the 0:47:07.600 --> 0:47:10.530 pass well weeks one and two, and held their opponents 0:47:10.570 --> 0:47:13.830 to fewer than 14 points. One of those opponents, Matthew 0:47:13.870 --> 0:47:17.489 Stafford and his Rams, but maybe Nick Bosa is that important? 0:47:17.850 --> 0:47:20.690 No argument here. They only found their way to Brissette 0:47:20.750 --> 0:47:24.590 twice on 52 pass attempts, only pressured him 24% of 0:47:24.630 --> 0:47:28.350 the time. Nick's meantime only took one sack on 34 0:47:28.350 --> 0:47:31.589 pass attempts, didn't take any their previous game either. 0:47:31.610 --> 0:47:34.219 Throwing wide open, Troy Franklin! 0:47:34.380 --> 0:47:37.469 Didn't face a high pressure rate versus L.A., just needs 0:47:37.510 --> 0:47:40.989 to use that protection to complete more passes and longer ones. 0:47:41.350 --> 0:47:45.190 49er secondary gave up 75 yards to tight end Trey McBride, 0:47:45.190 --> 0:47:49.180 89 yards and a TD to Michael Wilson. Now on 0:47:49.219 --> 0:47:52.700 to Jalen Waddell, only 10 yards versus the Rams, seven 0:47:52.760 --> 0:47:56.400 targets too. Cortland Sutton led the team with 46 yards. 0:47:56.560 --> 0:47:58.700 Sideline toss is caught. 0:47:58.840 --> 0:47:59.760 The flag is well. 0:48:00.219 --> 0:48:01.600 Cortland Sutton brings it in. 0:48:01.719 --> 0:48:03.520 Pat Bryant with 44 yards. 0:48:03.700 --> 0:48:08.430 Chasing Pat Bryant across the field and just slams into 0:48:08.469 --> 0:48:09.370 his own teammates. 0:48:09.810 --> 0:48:12.110 RJ Harvey with 41 receiving yards. 0:48:12.340 --> 0:48:15.100 Out of the backfield, Harvey with space, first down Denver. 0:48:15.420 --> 0:48:18.460 He didn't do much as a runner, neither did J.K. Dobbins, 0:48:18.460 --> 0:48:22.140 49 yards under three yards per carry. San Francisco gave 0:48:22.200 --> 0:48:24.459 up four three a carry to Jeremiah Love, 90 yards. 0:48:26.400 --> 0:48:29.859 It's the Battle of the Bays, Tampa Bay limping into 0:48:29.900 --> 0:48:33.279 this one, and it's not biscuit style. 0-3 and now 0:48:33.320 --> 0:48:35.600 have to go without Baker for a few weeks. 0:48:35.980 --> 0:48:39.950 Instead of pumping and using the timeouts, Rayfield under pressure 0:48:39.969 --> 0:48:43.360 from Wilson, still on his feet, now he throws. 0:48:44.190 --> 0:48:47.370 Green 1 on the road, the cutaways of Packer fans 0:48:47.450 --> 0:48:49.950 throughout the second half of last week combined with the 0:48:50.010 --> 0:48:52.790 chorus of boos. they unleashed on the team as it 0:48:52.850 --> 0:48:55.989 walked off the field, tells you everything you need to 0:48:56.050 --> 0:48:58.520 know as it pertains to where this team is at 0:48:58.560 --> 0:48:59.440 ahead of week four. 0:48:59.460 --> 0:49:03.340 They'll throw it and they will, and that pass is 0:49:03.739 --> 0:49:05.920 out of the back of the end zone. 0:49:06.140 --> 0:49:10.320 Jalen Daniels, hoping Green Bay's defense treats all NFC South 0:49:10.410 --> 0:49:13.770 quarterbacks the same, because after picking off Michael Penix early 0:49:13.810 --> 0:49:16.670 last week, they sat back and let him have his way, 0:49:16.750 --> 0:49:19.170 gave up over 250 yards on over 10 yards per attempt, 0:49:20.160 --> 0:49:23.090 to him. Rate allowed over 100. didn't give up a 0:49:23.120 --> 0:49:25.890 lot of passing yards the first two weeks, so coming 0:49:25.950 --> 0:49:28.630 off their worst showing versus the pass so far. 0:49:28.950 --> 0:49:32.770 Pass rush enters off a zero-sack effort, too. Blitzed 40% 0:49:32.770 --> 0:49:35.270 of the time, piddly 20% pressure rate. Defense gave up 0:49:35.290 --> 0:49:36.270 close to 500 yards. 0:49:48.030 --> 0:49:50.570 Let Atlanta in on four of five red zone trips, 0:49:50.770 --> 0:49:53.890 six for 10 on third down, 35 points. So the 0:49:53.950 --> 0:49:56.910 Bucs looking at a team that's allowed 35 plus in 0:49:56.989 --> 0:49:58.229 two of three games now. 0:49:58.730 --> 0:50:01.930 Into the end zone, Robinson for the touchdown. 0:50:02.090 --> 0:50:07.060 Packers secondary gave up 194 yards to Drake London last Thursday. 0:50:07.400 --> 0:50:11.560 Corner Keyshawn Nixon allowed 55 yards, according to NGS. He's 0:50:11.580 --> 0:50:14.520 had rough games two weeks in a row. Cornerback Brandon 0:50:14.560 --> 0:50:17.810 Cisse gave up touchdowns weeks one and two. then gave 0:50:17.870 --> 0:50:21.230 up 106 yards last week, plus got hit with a 0:50:21.290 --> 0:50:22.310 costly penalty. 0:50:22.430 --> 0:50:27.280 Rookie against rookie, Georgia against South Carolina, very physical, ball. 0:50:26.840 --> 0:50:28.979 Hadn't even gone up into the air, never really gave 0:50:29.040 --> 0:50:30.000 Branch a chance to. 0:50:30.140 --> 0:50:33.860 Now they try and correct things against a backup quarterback, Daniels, 0:50:34.160 --> 0:50:35.960 undrafted rookie out of Kansas. 0:50:36.100 --> 0:50:40.680 Daniels steps up, and now he fires downfield. 0:50:40.739 --> 0:50:43.090 But even before Baker left the game, it was a 0:50:43.190 --> 0:50:45.149 Bucs offense that went 2 for 17 on 3rd down, 0:50:47.070 --> 0:50:50.810 didn't even average four yards per play, only 16 points. 0:50:51.090 --> 0:50:53.969 They haven't accounted for 21 points two games in a 0:50:54.030 --> 0:50:54.469 row now. 0:50:55.370 --> 0:50:58.030 He winds up getting forced out of bounds. 0:50:58.210 --> 0:51:01.430 Green Bay's donut pass rush going after a Bucs O-line 0:51:01.469 --> 0:51:04.310 that gave up six sacks to Minnesota's pass rushers. 0:51:04.550 --> 0:51:07.590 Looking in third downs, tries to spin out of trouble, 0:51:08.370 --> 0:51:09.150 running for it. 0:51:09.390 --> 0:51:12.140 And he is out. Thrown to the turf. 0:51:12.180 --> 0:51:14.670 There is a catch. Only one and a half blamed 0:51:14.810 --> 0:51:17.810 on their linemen. Baker trying to extend plays played a 0:51:17.850 --> 0:51:22.230 big role. Daniels pass catchers. Chris Godwin only 25 yards 0:51:22.270 --> 0:51:26.529 versus Minnesota. Jalen McMillan, none. Ted Hurst hauled in a 0:51:26.550 --> 0:51:27.630 40-yard TD. 0:51:27.650 --> 0:51:33.520 Now Mayfield finds a wide-open Ted Hurst for a Buccaneers touchdown. 0:51:34.460 --> 0:51:36.480 Cade Otten hit for 56 yards. 0:51:37.060 --> 0:51:39.580 Over the top of Eric Wilson. Cade Otten there getting 0:51:39.600 --> 0:51:40.259 him involved. 0:51:40.650 --> 0:51:43.110 And Emeka Ibuka led the team with 62. 0:51:43.090 --> 0:51:46.469 Fake to Bucky Irving, and the pass is caught for 0:51:46.489 --> 0:51:47.270 a first down. 0:51:47.290 --> 0:51:50.290 Bucky Irving hoping to find more room this week, only 0:51:50.290 --> 0:51:53.730 46 yards on 3-1 a carry. Maybe he should tape 0:51:53.870 --> 0:51:56.180 Robinson over the top of Irving on the back of 0:51:56.219 --> 0:51:59.580 his jersey. Packers apparently don't know how to stop B-robs. 0:51:59.860 --> 0:52:02.319 Gave up 50 yards on 5 yards per carry to 0:52:02.340 --> 0:52:05.320 Brian Robinson, who found the zone against them. Gave up 0:52:05.320 --> 0:52:10.400 194 yards to Bijon on 6-7 a carry. two TDs. 0:52:10.700 --> 0:52:22.950 Green Bay's offense, akin to moldy cheese right now, they 0:52:22.989 --> 0:52:26.489 have almost zero run game, fewer than 70 yards the 0:52:26.530 --> 0:52:29.959 first two weeks, then basically abandoned it versus Atlanta, only 0:52:30.060 --> 0:52:31.480 handing off eight times. 0:52:31.780 --> 0:52:35.980 Marshawn Lloyd and Caleb Johnson combined for 17 yards. Pack's 0:52:36.120 --> 0:52:39.380 offense started the season off with 22 points, but followed 0:52:39.420 --> 0:52:42.540 it with 20, then left work with 14 a week ago. 0:52:42.540 --> 0:52:44.880 49 at Minnesota. This one's blocked. 0:52:45.260 --> 0:52:49.009 Zach Harrison just brought up he is 6'5, and then 0:52:49.050 --> 0:52:49.750 just elevates. 0:52:49.930 --> 0:52:53.570 Jordan Love put up over 300 yards versus Atlanta. Second 0:52:53.610 --> 0:52:57.090 time in three games he's gone for three-plus bills. Two TDs, 0:52:57.150 --> 0:52:58.960 which he's thrown for in all three games. 0:52:58.980 --> 0:53:04.500 Throwing, caught. Christian Watson for the touchdown. Lambeau Leafs. 0:53:06.350 --> 0:53:10.739 But Love threw 53 times last week. Mid-70s rate on 0:53:10.780 --> 0:53:13.200 the back of finishing under six yards per attempt with 0:53:13.219 --> 0:53:16.940 an INT had little Wayne pointing out Miami quarterback Darian 0:53:17.000 --> 0:53:19.480 Mensah would look good in green after the game. But 0:53:19.540 --> 0:53:22.580 not everybody agrees with Weezy. They point to the lack 0:53:22.600 --> 0:53:25.750 of run game and a makeshift O-line. We all know 0:53:25.830 --> 0:53:28.850 Love needs time. Nobody likes a minute man. Only taking 0:53:28.989 --> 0:53:32.370 one sack on 50-plus pass attempts is remarkable, but he 0:53:32.410 --> 0:53:35.330 was pressured over 40% of the time by a pass 0:53:35.390 --> 0:53:38.759 rush missing its best two guys and who barely blitzed him. 0:53:39.160 --> 0:53:42.089 Guards Jager Burton and Jacob Monk allowed seven and eight 0:53:42.150 --> 0:53:45.609 pressures each with a 14% pressure rate, which is not 0:53:45.670 --> 0:53:46.710 good for that position. 0:53:46.910 --> 0:53:48.180 Love. Deep. 0:53:48.620 --> 0:53:48.880 Whoa. 0:53:49.600 --> 0:53:53.000 No connection there. It's golden. Wasn't even looking that way. 0:53:53.180 --> 0:53:55.970 The Bucs defense they throw down with this week did 0:53:56.150 --> 0:53:58.629 everything they could to keep them in it last week. 0:53:58.910 --> 0:54:02.030 Holding a team to 23 when your offense goes 2-for-17 0:54:02.090 --> 0:54:04.750 on third down is better than it looks. And they 0:54:04.770 --> 0:54:08.750 were missing Josiah Trotter and Reuben Bain. They held Minnesota 0:54:09.160 --> 0:54:12.560 to 2-for-15 on third down. Didn't allow them inside the 0:54:12.560 --> 0:54:15.520 20 once. Held them to 4-2 per play. 0:54:16.060 --> 0:54:19.360 Scrambling. Down he goes. What a flag. 0:54:21.380 --> 0:54:25.140 Watson, Golden, Love get a Buccaneers secondary that held Kyler 0:54:25.180 --> 0:54:29.120 Murray to 168 yards, under six yards per attempt. Picked 0:54:29.160 --> 0:54:31.070 him off for a sub-70 rate. 0:54:32.670 --> 0:54:36.009 Pass gets batted back on third down and intercepted. 0:54:37.870 --> 0:54:40.570 It was their best game against the pass thus far. 0:54:40.890 --> 0:54:43.070 Didn't have to deal with the full game of JJ. 0:54:43.310 --> 0:54:47.089 Held everybody but Jordan Addison under 35 yards, though. gave 0:54:47.150 --> 0:54:50.850 up 90 yards to Addison and a TD. Next-gen stats 0:54:50.930 --> 0:54:53.650 placing the blame for the score on corner Jacob Parrish, 0:54:53.910 --> 0:54:55.750 along with 77 yards allowed. 0:54:56.590 --> 0:55:00.850 Third down and eight. Murray going deep. What an adjustment! 0:55:01.130 --> 0:55:02.030 Wow! 0:55:02.090 --> 0:55:04.509 Into the end zone, touchdown Addison! 0:55:04.590 --> 0:55:07.529 Tight end Tucker Kraft, only 26 yards, and did not 0:55:07.590 --> 0:55:11.319 win over fans when he criticized their boos after. Matthew Golden, 0:55:11.510 --> 0:55:13.839 starting to look like the first rounder he was supposed 0:55:13.880 --> 0:55:17.350 to be, 100 yards and a TD. 95 plus yards 0:55:17.390 --> 0:55:18.410 in two or three games. 0:55:19.550 --> 0:55:24.480 That pass is caught. Golden into the end zone he goes. 0:55:25.239 --> 0:55:28.110 Christian Watson looking to make it four straight good games 0:55:28.170 --> 0:55:31.629 to start the year. 96 yards, so has 96 plus 0:55:31.670 --> 0:55:33.969 in two or three games. He scored for the third 0:55:34.010 --> 0:55:34.650 straight time. 0:55:34.830 --> 0:55:38.770 Defense, watch Hughes, 21. Watch his movement inside. Just enough. 0:55:39.090 --> 0:55:40.930 Now look at the communication with he and Bates. 0:55:41.270 --> 0:55:43.890 Loves looking at a Tampa pass rush that gobbled up 0:55:43.930 --> 0:55:47.160 Murray three times on 29 pass attempts. He should expect 0:55:47.180 --> 0:55:50.140 to be blitzed a lot. They sent five-plus after Kyler 0:55:50.420 --> 0:55:51.700 over 40% of the time. 0:55:51.980 --> 0:55:56.030 Third down, and he is taken down back at the 0:55:56.050 --> 0:55:56.490 10-yard line. 0:55:56.530 --> 0:55:58.750 That's David Walker. We talked about him earlier. 0:55:59.250 --> 0:56:01.830 Should Green Bay try to run more, they'd be running 0:56:01.969 --> 0:56:04.910 into a front that held Aaron Jones to 3-4 a carry, 0:56:05.190 --> 0:56:07.520 have held the last two teams faced to fewer than 0:56:07.520 --> 0:56:12.420 80 total rush yards. Cincinnati Bengals at home week four 0:56:12.500 --> 0:56:15.590 looking to rebound from their first loss of the year, 0:56:15.610 --> 0:56:18.330 a loss that felt a lot like the kind they've 0:56:18.370 --> 0:56:19.910 taken the last few seasons. 0:56:20.050 --> 0:56:21.529 It's a battle of two and ones as the Jaguars 0:56:21.590 --> 0:56:24.070 are in town to take on an orange team for 0:56:24.110 --> 0:56:28.290 the third time in four games. Jacksonville blazing in off 0:56:28.310 --> 0:56:29.950 another dominant win. 0:56:40.340 --> 0:56:43.719 Designed run for Lawrence. Lawrence breaking tackles. 0:56:44.880 --> 0:56:46.780 Going to try to stay out of the end zone 0:56:47.060 --> 0:56:48.700 and continue to run that clock. 0:56:49.000 --> 0:56:51.180 Man, weeks one and three, the Jags have looked the 0:56:51.239 --> 0:56:53.939 part of Super Bowl contender. Week two, not so much. 0:56:54.300 --> 0:56:57.920 Trevor Lawrence, rolling, rolling, rolling, in off a three TD game, 0:56:58.180 --> 0:57:00.819 has thrown for three plus, two of three games now, 0:57:00.820 --> 0:57:02.820 100 plus rating and two of three. 0:57:03.100 --> 0:57:05.680 Take away on second and ten. Lawrence over the middle. 0:57:05.940 --> 0:57:09.520 Caught for the Jacksonville touchdown. It's Josh Cameron. 0:57:09.989 --> 0:57:13.000 He only went for 182 yards, only one pass play 0:57:13.040 --> 0:57:15.799 went for 20-plus yards, so they are hoping for more 0:57:15.880 --> 0:57:20.140 pop this week. Still, 35 points of offense, so 34-plus 0:57:20.180 --> 0:57:22.709 and two of three, nice eight of 12 on third 0:57:22.770 --> 0:57:26.290 down last week, perfect five for five in the red zone, 0:57:26.690 --> 0:57:29.350 all against a Pats defense that had played tough the 0:57:29.370 --> 0:57:30.330 first two games. 0:57:30.430 --> 0:57:34.540 Patriots bring in four. Pump fake in end zone. Caught. 0:57:34.940 --> 0:57:37.580 Jacoby Myers. Touchdown. 0:57:38.120 --> 0:57:40.460 Now they try and keep it going against a Bengals 0:57:40.500 --> 0:57:43.450 defense that looked great Weeks 1 and 2, then went 0:57:43.530 --> 0:57:47.570 back to 2025 Bengals defense Week 3, sort of, gave 0:57:47.630 --> 0:57:51.250 up 30 points to Pittsburgh, over 400 yards of offense. 0:57:51.530 --> 0:57:55.010 Looking. Wide open. Touchdown to Metcalf. 0:57:55.620 --> 0:57:58.880 The asterisk for some is their special teams. they gave 0:57:58.940 --> 0:58:01.840 up 100 yards on kickoff returns, set up a lot 0:58:01.880 --> 0:58:04.880 of short fields. Still, this game will be very telling 0:58:04.940 --> 0:58:07.410 as to whether Weeks 1 and 2 are who they are, 0:58:07.970 --> 0:58:10.470 or if they're who some thought they were, a la 0:58:10.510 --> 0:58:14.530 Dennis Green, because now they get T-Law after giving up 0:58:14.550 --> 0:58:17.910 290-plus yards to Aaron Rodgers, three TDs, and a rate 0:58:18.010 --> 0:58:22.070 over 100, over 8.5 yards per attempt allowed. Will the 0:58:22.190 --> 0:58:24.860 real Slim Shady please stand up, as it were? 0:58:25.220 --> 0:58:29.170 Put by Wilson, and he's gone! Touchdown, Steelers! 0:58:31.150 --> 0:58:34.250 They came up with a gift INT. Their DBs gave 0:58:34.310 --> 0:58:37.630 up 49 yards to running back Jalen Warren, 60 yards 0:58:37.670 --> 0:58:40.820 in a TD to wide receiver Roman Wilson, and 67 0:58:40.820 --> 0:58:44.440 yards to Pittsburgh's mountain with legs, tight end Darnell Washington. 0:58:44.760 --> 0:58:48.180 No specific Bengals DB comes off a horrible game individually, 0:58:48.420 --> 0:58:51.520 but collectively they are looking for more. And same is 0:58:51.580 --> 0:58:54.970 true of their pass rush. Now, Dexter Lawrence dances in 0:58:55.030 --> 0:58:57.740 off a two-sack day. First time we got to see 0:58:57.800 --> 0:58:59.600 the sexy-dexy sack dance. 0:59:00.380 --> 0:59:04.020 But an average pressure rate, and. 0:59:04.000 --> 0:59:12.040 Those were the only two times they dropped him on 0:59:12.040 --> 0:59:15.800 34 attempts. Lawrence only took one sack for four yards 0:59:15.880 --> 0:59:20.070 on his 29 throws. He faced a fat 53% blitz 0:59:20.110 --> 0:59:23.490 rate and only dealt with pressure 31% of the time. 0:59:23.810 --> 0:59:26.630 He'd take more of that. No monster games for many 0:59:26.690 --> 0:59:30.830 Jags pass catchers last week. Brian Thomas, 8 yards. Tight 0:59:30.870 --> 0:59:35.450 end Brenton Strange, 32. Parker Washington with 40 and a TD. 0:59:35.770 --> 0:59:38.230 His second, he's made his mark in all three of 0:59:38.270 --> 0:59:38.800 their games. 0:59:39.640 --> 0:59:41.120 This time New England brings four. 0:59:41.280 --> 0:59:45.020 Lawrence threads the needle and it's Washington! 0:59:46.620 --> 0:59:50.380 Jacoby Myers with 64 yards versus New England. A score 0:59:50.530 --> 0:59:53.510 like Washington, he's also scored now in two of their 0:59:53.550 --> 0:59:54.430 three contests. 0:59:54.760 --> 0:59:57.040 That's on the pass rush, and they just haven't been 0:59:57.080 --> 0:59:59.360 able to get there. You cannot play zone coverage. 0:59:59.540 --> 1:00:03.800 Jacksonville's run game rumbles in with a little mojo. Chris Rodriguez, 1:00:03.800 --> 1:00:07.610 37 yards and a TD on eight attempts, 4-6 a carry, 1:00:07.950 --> 1:00:12.910 and Bashawl Tootin also scored 73 yards on 4-9 per. 1:00:14.110 --> 1:00:18.370 Hand off to Tootin, and he is in for the 1:00:18.430 --> 1:00:19.790 Jacksonville touchdown! 1:00:20.250 --> 1:00:23.190 That's 4-4 or better in each game. Could make it 1:00:23.250 --> 1:00:25.970 four straight if Cincinnati doesn't figure out how to correct 1:00:26.010 --> 1:00:30.040 a rush defense that gave up 127 yards to Jalen 1:00:30.120 --> 1:00:32.240 Warren on 7-5 a run. 1:00:33.300 --> 1:00:37.300 Hand it off to Jalen Warren. Warren is still going. 1:00:39.210 --> 1:00:40.870 Finally caught from behind. 1:00:41.350 --> 1:00:43.690 That was part of what made it hard on Cincinnati's 1:00:43.810 --> 1:00:48.090 offense once again. Respectable 6-for-12 on third down last week, 1:00:48.090 --> 1:00:51.880 27 points, so have been good for 26-plus 2-of-3 games. 1:00:52.000 --> 1:00:53.380 On field, it's caught! 1:00:54.340 --> 1:00:57.980 Kosicki with the go-ahead touchdown! 1:00:58.160 --> 1:01:01.460 Joe Burrow only took one sack on 37 pass attempts. 1:01:01.620 --> 1:01:04.000 It was a painful one to take, of course, as 1:01:04.040 --> 1:01:06.880 it sealed the game. Otherwise, he'd be coming off his 1:01:06.940 --> 1:01:11.580 best outing of 2026. 280-plus yards, three TDs, a rate 1:01:11.680 --> 1:01:15.530 over 120, so 100-plus rate showings back-to-back weeks. 1:01:16.950 --> 1:01:22.270 Look it up top. And somehow ends up in the 1:01:22.310 --> 1:01:23.810 hands of T. Higgins. 1:01:24.010 --> 1:01:27.130 Now he eyeballs a Jags pass rush that planted Drake 1:01:27.170 --> 1:01:30.490 May three times. He only made 25 pass attempts, too. 1:01:30.860 --> 1:01:34.560 Didn't send five-plus after him much, either, and still pressured 1:01:34.600 --> 1:01:38.380 him a rotund 47% of his throws today. They'd love 1:01:38.430 --> 1:01:47.340 another day at the office like that. Joe Shiesty and 1:01:47.380 --> 1:01:49.940 his mates dealing with the Jacksonville defense that held New 1:01:50.000 --> 1:01:53.240 England to six points, haven't allowed 21 in a game yet, 1:01:53.600 --> 1:01:56.480 stingy bunch, held the Pats to four for 12 on 1:01:56.500 --> 1:01:58.520 third down, 0 for 3 inside the 20. 1:01:58.510 --> 1:02:01.870 Their D has takeaways in three straight games now. 1:02:06.690 --> 1:02:09.490 The secondary Burrow will have in front of him, held 1:02:09.570 --> 1:02:13.390 May to 199 yards, picked him off twice, sub 50 rate, 1:02:13.710 --> 1:02:16.860 Travis Hunter with his first NFL INT. 1:02:17.300 --> 1:02:23.220 Right looking, end zone, picked off, intercepted, it's Hunter. 1:02:23.280 --> 1:02:26.760 Their DBs gave up 49 yards to Romeo Dobbs, 87 1:02:26.760 --> 1:02:31.560 to Mack Hollins. Cornerback Jerrion Jones allowed 77 yards according 1:02:31.580 --> 1:02:35.940 to NextGenStats.com. Hunter, 75. Now, for a Key and Peele 1:02:36.020 --> 1:02:40.740 or Vincent and Jules-level duo, Jamar Chase, 98 yards last week, 1:02:40.860 --> 1:02:44.560 scored 75-plus yards and scores back-to-back games. 1:02:44.640 --> 1:02:48.460 Handoff, Burrow will throw it. Catch is made. Jamar Chase 1:02:48.520 --> 1:02:48.940 is in! 1:02:49.260 --> 1:02:53.840 Tee Higgins, 90 yards and a crazy TD. 90-plus for 1:02:53.930 --> 1:02:54.800 him the last two. 1:02:54.820 --> 1:02:57.970 Are you kidding me that the 6'4 guy just caught 1:02:58.010 --> 1:02:59.450 that on his butt? 1:03:00.390 --> 1:03:02.090 Like he was boxing out! 1:03:02.630 --> 1:03:06.190 They're akin to a Royale with cheese. Chase Brown looms 1:03:06.250 --> 1:03:09.650 as well, 61 yards, 4'7 to carry in his latest venture. 1:03:09.750 --> 1:03:13.150 Blast up the middle to Brown. Big run across the 1:03:13.170 --> 1:03:14.140 40-yard line. 1:03:14.280 --> 1:03:17.550 Against a Jacksonville defense that held both New England's backs 1:03:17.590 --> 1:03:20.980 to fewer than 3-2 per attempt, holding rush attacks below 1:03:21.040 --> 1:03:21.780 four a try. 1:03:22.540 --> 1:03:26.040 Jags bring it for May, sensing it. Boy, I think 1:03:26.080 --> 1:03:28.800 May fumbled that football arch towards the end. New England 1:03:28.860 --> 1:03:29.960 recovering the football. 1:03:31.160 --> 1:03:34.470 These two have never met with 3-0 records. The last 1:03:34.550 --> 1:03:37.450 time they met week four or later with first place 1:03:37.590 --> 1:03:41.290 on the line, 2019 week 13. Man, this should be 1:03:41.370 --> 1:03:44.750 on primetime. Kansas City sort of sleptwalked their way through 1:03:44.790 --> 1:03:45.350 week three. 1:03:45.370 --> 1:03:50.680 Mahomes, third and six, end zone, touchdown, Kelsey. He's done 1:03:50.740 --> 1:03:51.090 it again. 1:03:51.600 --> 1:03:54.620 The black hole in an utter frenzy. The last time 1:03:54.660 --> 1:03:57.940 the silver and black opened 4-0, we thought, this is 1:03:58.000 --> 1:04:01.520 how you remind me was gold. Tobey Maguire was putting 1:04:01.580 --> 1:04:04.360 on the mask for the first time. To get there again, 1:04:04.700 --> 1:04:06.660 have to make a real statement. 1:04:06.920 --> 1:04:09.280 A fumble recovered by the Raiders. 1:04:09.680 --> 1:04:15.480 And if it stands, Las Vegas would be 3-0. 1:04:15.450 --> 1:04:17.850 2002, in case your memory is like mine. Tom Brady 1:04:17.950 --> 1:04:21.140 owns a nickelback worth of the Raiders, 5%. So does 1:04:21.180 --> 1:04:24.210 that mean Patrick Mahomes has a 10% stake in them? 1:04:24.510 --> 1:04:27.570 He's 13-2 against them. So if they can get win 1:04:27.610 --> 1:04:30.930 number three against him, it would be especially sweet. Captain 1:04:30.990 --> 1:04:33.760 Kirk would take on Shatner-level fame if he pulls it off. 1:04:34.090 --> 1:04:37.520 You know you like that 3.0 is coming right after 1:04:37.580 --> 1:04:40.160 if Cousins does pull it off, right? He heads into 1:04:40.200 --> 1:04:43.000 this beef-squatch battle off a 3TD get-down, 248 yards, rate 1:04:43.020 --> 1:04:48.840 a tick under 120, no interceptions. Three TD passes in 1:04:49.040 --> 1:04:50.400 each game of 2026. 1:04:50.400 --> 1:04:53.160 Snap it with three. Cousins. 1:04:53.390 --> 1:04:54.030 Fires. 1:04:54.280 --> 1:04:57.990 Bowers. Wrestled in. Touchdown, Raiders. 1:04:58.430 --> 1:05:01.230 So, we have a Raiders offense that went for 35 1:05:01.230 --> 1:05:04.050 points versus New Orleans. Three for six in the red zone. 1:05:04.150 --> 1:05:07.010 Seven for 12 on third down. and one that's been 1:05:07.050 --> 1:05:09.370 good for 26-plus in all three games. 1:05:09.470 --> 1:05:12.890 Third and three, empty it out. Cousins to the air. 1:05:12.910 --> 1:05:16.540 One-on-one along the sideline, and Bowers wins this one. 1:05:16.720 --> 1:05:19.660 Against a Kansas City defense that held Denver to 10 1:05:19.660 --> 1:05:23.520 points week one, then 30 to Indy, then holds Miami 1:05:23.560 --> 1:05:24.200 to 10. 1:05:24.200 --> 1:05:26.300 Third and six, batted down Poulton. 1:05:26.660 --> 1:05:27.160 Who else? 1:05:27.620 --> 1:05:29.990 Hard to say what their identity is right now. They 1:05:30.010 --> 1:05:32.830 let Miami go eight for 16 on third down, and 1:05:32.890 --> 1:05:36.130 they didn't have Devon Achan most of the game, back-to-back 1:05:36.190 --> 1:05:44.580 games with zero sacks. Still, Held defends to fewer than 1:05:44.680 --> 1:05:47.710 five yards per play last week. No touchdowns allowed to 1:05:47.730 --> 1:05:50.940 Malik Willis under six yards per attempt. Picked him off 1:05:51.180 --> 1:05:52.300 low 60s rate. 1:05:52.340 --> 1:05:55.620 It was batted down by Jones. And on the ricochet, 1:05:55.640 --> 1:05:57.820 it was intercepted by Karloftis. 1:05:57.990 --> 1:06:01.010 Kirko Chains looking at a secondary that gave up 50-plus 1:06:01.050 --> 1:06:05.150 receiving yards to three guys. Malik Washington got him for 56. 1:06:05.150 --> 1:06:05.810 Chris Bell, 67. 1:06:05.810 --> 1:06:10.820 Tight end Greg Dulcich, 55. Tight end they face this week, 1:06:10.940 --> 1:06:14.919 the top shelf variety. Brock Bowers made his return last week. 1:06:15.240 --> 1:06:18.620 Cousins was like, that's my Spock. Nine more targets than 1:06:18.780 --> 1:06:22.300 anybody else, 13, caught 10 of them for 116 yards 1:06:22.320 --> 1:06:24.120 and a TD. 1:06:24.280 --> 1:06:28.210 Left side indeed they do near the sideline. He vacuums 1:06:28.270 --> 1:06:29.110 that one in. 1:06:29.310 --> 1:06:31.970 Wow! And picks up the first down. 1:06:32.270 --> 1:06:35.070 Trey Tucker is what, the McCoy? The only other guy 1:06:35.110 --> 1:06:36.730 with 40-plus yards last week. 1:06:37.030 --> 1:06:40.170 And he goes across the body to find Tucker. And 1:06:40.230 --> 1:06:41.050 first and goal. 1:06:41.350 --> 1:06:44.320 Cousins did take three sacks on his 33 pass attempts. 1:06:44.780 --> 1:06:47.820 Next-gen stats hit left tackle Colton Miller with two of them. 1:06:47.980 --> 1:06:50.780 Third and five. How do they handle it? The veteran 1:06:50.820 --> 1:06:54.350 quarterback will throw. He's hit by Young. Ball out. 1:06:54.370 --> 1:06:56.730 But he didn't face a high pressure rate, and again, 1:06:57.070 --> 1:06:59.590 dealing with a KC pass rush that's been kind of 1:06:59.640 --> 1:07:04.640 non-existent early. Ashton Genty, back-to-back rough games. 56 yards versus 1:07:04.680 --> 1:07:08.340 New Orleans on 2-9 a carry, 2-3 the week before. 1:07:08.640 --> 1:07:13.660 Genty, oh, he's blasted! Boy, that defensive line with a roar! 1:07:13.700 --> 1:07:16.110 Kansas City let Willis lead the team in rush yards, 1:07:16.110 --> 1:07:19.250 56 of them. Won't have to worry about that with Cousins. 1:07:19.510 --> 1:07:23.430 Didn't face an RB1, held the RB2, Ollie Gordon to 1:07:23.450 --> 1:07:24.270 2-4 a carry. 1:07:24.430 --> 1:07:25.970 Now to Mahomes, had a pick versus Miami, one of 1:07:26.010 --> 1:07:27.850 four passes he didn't complete versus the. 1:07:27.770 --> 1:07:29.850 Dolphins, 246 yards on over a beefy 10 yards per attempt. 1:07:38.390 --> 1:07:42.270 Rate close to 120, two touchdowns, still looked like that 1:07:42.390 --> 1:07:45.570 guy again, back-to-back 110-plus rating games. 1:07:45.790 --> 1:07:49.340 Here's Mahomes, more of the block, wide open, they got Rice! 1:07:49.780 --> 1:07:54.040 Chiefs, good for 24 points last week, hard-earned, too hard 1:07:54.100 --> 1:07:57.060 for some. Some in the kingdom say Andy held back, 1:07:57.360 --> 1:08:00.780 but 24-plus in all three 2026 contests. 1:08:01.020 --> 1:08:01.900 It's a shovel pass. 1:08:01.980 --> 1:08:03.020 Walker, touchdown. 1:08:03.260 --> 1:08:06.930 Vegas' defense was opportunistic versus the Saints. They took the 1:08:06.990 --> 1:08:08.590 ball away four times. 1:08:08.830 --> 1:08:11.330 Third down, four to go, four in the pattern. Shaq 1:08:11.370 --> 1:08:13.910 hit as he throws. That ball hits the ground, ruled 1:08:13.970 --> 1:08:17.340 a fumble. Crosby stumbles, gobbling it up. 1:08:17.670 --> 1:08:18.290 Crosby. 1:08:18.770 --> 1:08:21.930 Man, they needed those because they still gave up 27 points. 1:08:22.050 --> 1:08:24.799 Letting New Orleans convert 9 of 15 on third down 1:08:25.100 --> 1:08:27.540 didn't stop any of their four red zone trips. 1:08:27.660 --> 1:08:30.000 Vegas held their first two opponents under 15 points and 1:08:30.020 --> 1:08:32.180 a fewer than 190 yards passing. 1:08:37.670 --> 1:08:40.770 They gave up over 250 to Tyler Shuck, along with 1:08:40.870 --> 1:08:47.780 four touchdowns and a plus 100 rating. So it's a 1:08:47.820 --> 1:08:51.240 tale of three weeks sort of thing. 53 yards allowed 1:08:51.260 --> 1:08:54.990 to tight end Jawan Johnson, 107 to Chris Olave, main 1:08:55.070 --> 1:08:59.590 culprit according to NextGenStats, safety Isaiah Polamau, who they tagged 1:08:59.630 --> 1:09:03.229 with two touchdowns allowed, both short. Gotta figure Trav and 1:09:03.290 --> 1:09:05.990 Tay are hitting the strip for some fun, right? Kelsey 1:09:06.010 --> 1:09:09.420 has scored back-to-back weeks, went for 59 yards last week. 1:09:09.600 --> 1:09:12.200 There'll be a play action right there as Mahomes goes 1:09:12.240 --> 1:09:15.320 to the air. Wide open, he's got Kelsey. On the 1:09:15.390 --> 1:09:17.250 move and room to roam. 1:09:17.570 --> 1:09:20.350 Rasheed Rice led the team versus Miami with his best 1:09:20.430 --> 1:09:24.960 effort of 2026. 88 yards, nine targets, nobody else with 1:09:25.080 --> 1:09:26.059 four a week ago. 1:09:26.080 --> 1:09:28.860 Bryce has been a huge target. Pick up a 15 1:09:28.860 --> 1:09:29.380 right there. 1:09:29.400 --> 1:09:32.590 No one else with 40 receiving yards. Kenneth Walker had 1:09:32.590 --> 1:09:33.790 70 on the ground. 1:09:33.970 --> 1:09:37.250 Walker on first and 10, bursting into the secondary. 1:09:37.450 --> 1:09:39.770 But under four yards per carry for the first time 1:09:39.830 --> 1:09:42.890 as a Chief. Vegas gave up 57 yards to Travis 1:09:42.990 --> 1:09:46.630 Achan on 4-4 a run, allowed 148 rush yards on 1:09:46.650 --> 1:09:49.599 5-3 a pop to the Saints, let Shuck get away 1:09:49.660 --> 1:09:50.900 for a 36-yarder. 1:09:51.180 --> 1:09:54.620 Off and running, Tyler Shuck with so much pace! 1:09:55.180 --> 1:09:58.559 And the pass rush. Raiders got to Shuck twice, but 1:09:58.560 --> 1:10:02.810 42 pass attempts, a pressure rate of 17%, that's really low. 1:10:03.130 --> 1:10:05.610 And they didn't blitz a lot. Nothing for Mad Max 1:10:05.670 --> 1:10:09.030 last week. Malcolm Kuntz with a sack in back-to-back games, though. 1:10:11.460 --> 1:10:15.080 Mahomes not dropped once, only pressured 20% of his throws, 1:10:15.439 --> 1:10:18.120 left tackle a little bit of an issue at times, though. 1:10:19.500 --> 1:10:22.760 Chargers go all the way east to the northwest in 1:10:22.820 --> 1:10:24.980 two weeks. Maybe they can figure out how to win 1:10:25.020 --> 1:10:33.849 a game up there. They are in Seattle, who had 1:10:33.860 --> 1:10:36.670 their 12-game win streak snapped at the hands of a 1:10:36.770 --> 1:10:40.490 backup quarterback trying to rebound from the biggest upset of 1:10:40.570 --> 1:10:41.610 Week 3. 1:10:41.610 --> 1:10:44.690 Lofty runs McLaurin. He goes up to get it for 1:10:44.890 --> 1:10:45.890 a touchdown. 1:10:46.130 --> 1:10:49.380 Who saw that one coming? Twelves, though, are not panicked. 1:10:49.680 --> 1:10:53.400 Seattle got its starting quarterback back. And while Sam Darnold 1:10:53.520 --> 1:10:57.320 threw two INTs, one was tipped. He also comes in 1:10:57.380 --> 1:11:01.160 off a 4TD game. Over 8 yards per attempt, over 1:11:01.160 --> 1:11:03.300 370 yards for a plus 100 rate. 1:11:03.320 --> 1:11:06.519 Darnold giving time, he checks it down. Fighting! 1:11:06.740 --> 1:11:09.360 The ball whipped out for a moment, but he hung on! 1:11:09.540 --> 1:11:12.660 Chargers defense squaring off with a Seattle offense that went 1:11:12.680 --> 1:11:17.100 4-for-5 in the red zone have put together back-to-back 31-point games. 1:11:17.540 --> 1:11:22.320 Darnold throws, end zone, Smith and Jigba, touchdown! Don't overthink it, 1:11:22.390 --> 1:11:23.820 give it to JSN! 1:11:24.010 --> 1:11:26.890 And how about the pass protection Darnold's working with? He 1:11:26.930 --> 1:11:30.809 didn't take a single sack, on 45 pass attempts. He 1:11:30.830 --> 1:11:33.130 got blitzed 48% of the time, too. 1:11:33.450 --> 1:11:38.010 Darnold looking end zone, giving all day. He's got Brady Russell. 1:11:38.229 --> 1:11:41.240 The Chargers' pass rush he faces, though, got to Josh 1:11:41.360 --> 1:11:45.439 Allen four times, only 26 pass attempts. Tooley Tooley below 1:11:45.479 --> 1:11:48.460 two finally showed up. One and a half sacks, Khalil 1:11:48.520 --> 1:11:50.240 Mack picked up his second of the year. 1:11:50.540 --> 1:11:55.110 Trouble out and sacked on back-to-back plays. Khalil Mack that 1:11:55.170 --> 1:11:55.889 time around. 1:11:56.130 --> 1:11:59.010 Darnold across from a secondary that held Allen to a 1:11:59.030 --> 1:12:03.570 mid-50s rate. No TDs while picking him off twice. Best 1:12:03.689 --> 1:12:05.750 they've played the pass in their three games. 1:12:06.090 --> 1:12:08.630 Going deep into triple coverage for DJ Moore. 1:12:08.670 --> 1:12:10.810 Who wasn't picked. 1:12:11.110 --> 1:12:11.820 He's got it. 1:12:11.979 --> 1:12:16.480 Defense surrendered 24 points, but they came up with five takeaways. 1:12:16.930 --> 1:12:21.430 Two INTs, three fumbles recovered against an offense that was rolling. 1:12:26.570 --> 1:12:29.910 That is three straight games they've allowed 24-plus points, but 1:12:29.950 --> 1:12:32.930 you can't hang last week on their defense. The one 1:12:32.970 --> 1:12:35.850 thing they need to do, shore up their rush defense. 1:12:35.910 --> 1:12:37.510 They gave up a touchdown 154 yards to James Cook 1:12:37.530 --> 1:12:47.400 on 6-4 per run. gave up two Allen sneak TDs 1:12:47.460 --> 1:12:48.920 too but what are you going to do with that 1:12:49.300 --> 1:12:52.349 Hawks run game hits week four as cold as vanilla 1:12:52.520 --> 1:12:55.009 ice no rag tops down so their hair can blow 1:12:55.010 --> 1:12:59.790 44 rush yards Emmanuel Wilson 14 yards Jadarian Price 15 1:12:59.790 --> 1:13:04.570 George Holani 10 He at least gave him 48 receiving yards. 1:13:04.890 --> 1:13:07.929 And they give it to Helani. George Helani spins free 1:13:07.950 --> 1:13:09.049 to the 30. 1:13:09.050 --> 1:13:11.340 And L.A. did get burned by a back out of 1:13:11.380 --> 1:13:14.019 the backfield in a key moment, let Ty Johnson go 1:13:14.080 --> 1:13:18.320 for 50 receiving yards, DJ Moore for 67. And now 1:13:18.420 --> 1:13:21.860 here comes JSN. Smith and Jigba not off to a 1:13:21.900 --> 1:13:24.620 very good start this year. Two touchdowns, 10 catches, 128 1:13:24.620 --> 1:13:30.550 yards versus Washington. A TD in each game, six total now, 1:13:30.930 --> 1:13:35.580 at least eight catches per game, 120-plus yards in each. 1:13:35.960 --> 1:13:37.200 I mean, I guess that's okay. 1:13:37.540 --> 1:13:40.540 It's mind-blowing he doesn't see a double team on literally 1:13:40.560 --> 1:13:41.139 every snap. 1:13:47.380 --> 1:13:50.640 Five guys roll in off 40-plus yard games, A.J. Barner 1:13:50.700 --> 1:13:54.260 making Gronk proud with 69. Back in Darnold's hands in 1:13:54.300 --> 1:13:55.260 the flats, A.J. 1:13:55.300 --> 1:13:57.840 Barner having himself his best game this year. 1:13:58.140 --> 1:13:59.940 Torrey Horton, 48. 1:13:59.939 --> 1:14:03.970 Back to the air here, under pressure, steps up and throws, downfield, 1:14:04.050 --> 1:14:04.770 first down. 1:14:04.930 --> 1:14:06.610 And Cooper Cupp, a TD and 46 yards. 1:14:07.770 --> 1:14:11.439 You can't play two-minute type offense any better than that. 1:14:11.640 --> 1:14:14.200 All of that, and it still wasn't enough to win 1:14:14.220 --> 1:14:17.570 because of a sort of uncharacteristic performance from its defense. 1:14:17.850 --> 1:14:21.530 Giving up 27 points to a Marcus Mariota offense wasn't 1:14:21.630 --> 1:14:25.190 on many people's bingo cards to a Washington offense that 1:14:25.210 --> 1:14:27.769 hadn't cracked 24 points until that game. 1:14:27.800 --> 1:14:29.160 Mariota pulls it. 1:14:29.400 --> 1:14:32.520 Old Marcus Mariota, Oregon style. 1:14:32.740 --> 1:14:35.920 Justin Herbert hoping maybe they don't know how to handle ducks. 1:14:36.020 --> 1:14:38.860 As they gave up three touchdowns to Mariota, a 1-10 1:14:38.920 --> 1:14:41.750 rate didn't pick them off. Their pass rush, only two 1:14:41.810 --> 1:14:43.520 sacks on 31 pass attempts. 1:14:43.840 --> 1:14:45.939 Mariota steps up, stands, throws, right. 1:14:45.760 --> 1:14:48.260 For the touchdown! 1:14:48.680 --> 1:14:51.219 Now, as Paul Harvey would have said for the rest 1:14:51.260 --> 1:14:54.100 of the story, that, my friends, is a super deep cut. 1:14:54.400 --> 1:14:59.520 They held Mariota to 183 yards. They haven't allowed 185 1:14:59.520 --> 1:15:02.490 yards in a game yet. Seattle's offense turned the ball 1:15:02.530 --> 1:15:06.630 over three times, and all three were converted into Washington touchdowns. 1:15:06.950 --> 1:15:10.400 They held Washington to four yards per play, three for 1:15:10.400 --> 1:15:13.559 13 on third down. They only blitzed 17% of the time. 1:15:13.680 --> 1:15:18.220 That's nothing. Pressured Mariota over 40% of his throws. Leonard 1:15:18.260 --> 1:15:21.360 Williams with a shot at a four-game sack streak after 1:15:21.439 --> 1:15:23.240 picking one up and three in a row. 1:15:23.560 --> 1:15:27.300 He gets sacked. It's Leonard Williams. A sack in all 1:15:27.340 --> 1:15:28.580 three games so far. 1:15:28.720 --> 1:15:30.660 What they hope to get back to doing is making 1:15:30.700 --> 1:15:34.030 more situational stops. Those runs they gave up to Mariota 1:15:34.070 --> 1:15:37.530 and Rashad White late were backbreakers. but they still held 1:15:37.610 --> 1:15:41.330 Washington to 2.6 a carry down low, just 82 rush yards. 1:15:41.550 --> 1:15:42.889 He's just so good. 1:15:43.130 --> 1:15:44.980 You gotta fire off, because if you don't, he's gonna 1:15:45.020 --> 1:15:46.599 run you five yards in the backfield. 1:15:46.740 --> 1:15:48.180 Now they set their sights on L.A. 1:15:48.180 --> 1:15:48.780 's offense. 1:15:49.060 --> 1:15:52.300 Bolt Up was so excited about Mike McDaniel taking over 1:15:52.360 --> 1:15:56.120 as O.C., how things have changed. Still not even 17 1:15:56.120 --> 1:15:59.139 points in a game, 16 versus Buffalo, despite their D 1:15:59.220 --> 1:16:02.040 handing them the ball five times. One for four in 1:16:02.080 --> 1:16:04.360 the red zone, six for 15 on third down. 1:16:04.780 --> 1:16:08.400 Four-man rush. Herbert nearside. Johnson dropped it! 1:16:08.700 --> 1:16:11.200 And Justin Herbert has not looked good with him in 1:16:11.260 --> 1:16:13.620 his ear. Or maybe it's beer, I don't know. At 1:16:13.660 --> 1:16:16.340 least one INT in each game, sub-85 rate game in 1:16:16.380 --> 1:16:21.250 each game. completed less than 60% of his throws back-to-back games. 1:16:21.530 --> 1:16:25.860 Herbert with time. Fires down the middle. It is picked off! 1:16:25.880 --> 1:16:26.300 Intercepted! 1:16:26.640 --> 1:16:28.860 Seems like Big Cat has a good shot at keeping 1:16:28.900 --> 1:16:31.620 his streak going. Herbert has taken two plus sacks in 1:16:31.660 --> 1:16:35.700 each game. Buffalo's top guy got him twice. NextGenStats hit 1:16:35.760 --> 1:16:39.070 left tackle Joe Ault. and right tackle Rashawn Slater with 1:16:39.270 --> 1:16:42.930 one each, Slater with a 15% pressure rate allowed too. 1:16:42.950 --> 1:16:47.840 Herbert in trouble and sacked! Big time pass rush. 1:16:48.040 --> 1:16:51.200 When he has time, his three main targets, Trey Harris, 1:16:51.220 --> 1:16:53.220 who was targeted most versus Buffalo, 76. 1:16:53.140 --> 1:16:57.479 Yards, Standing in and delivering, and that is somehow caught 1:16:57.550 --> 1:16:59.490 in a tight window by Trey Harris. 1:16:59.510 --> 1:17:02.689 Vlad McConkie left high mark with 66. 1:17:02.689 --> 1:17:05.170 And then the zone defense gets in there behind Bernard. 1:17:05.229 --> 1:17:06.970 And a really nice touch throw by Herbert. 1:17:07.110 --> 1:17:08.370 And Quentin Johnston, 40. 1:17:08.370 --> 1:17:11.590 On the fake, Herbert in deep trouble, slings it out. Oh, 1:17:11.689 --> 1:17:13.939 Johnston with a one-handed catch. 1:17:14.100 --> 1:17:17.960 Their ground game also needs work. O'Marion Hampton, fewer than 1:17:18.020 --> 1:17:21.760 four yards per carry week three. Under four per. two 1:17:21.800 --> 1:17:25.100 of three games now. Keaton Mitchell more efficient last week 1:17:25.350 --> 1:17:28.009 going for 52 yards on 6-5 per attempt. 1:17:28.210 --> 1:17:30.750 Left side they run a little crack play where they crack. 1:17:30.470 --> 1:17:32.430 The end bounces off Keaton Mitchell. 1:17:32.590 --> 1:17:36.310 They start 0-4 and that's a massive uphill climb back 1:17:36.350 --> 1:17:38.870 to a shot at the playoffs. Only one team has 1:17:39.110 --> 1:17:41.430 ever pulled it off but hey guess what it was 1:17:41.450 --> 1:17:45.760 the Chargers. Two squads in the rebound line meet up 1:17:45.820 --> 1:17:48.559 in this one. Rams hoping to get back to. 500 1:17:48.560 --> 1:17:51.220 after coming up just short in the Mile High City 1:17:51.260 --> 1:17:51.880 last week. 1:17:52.060 --> 1:17:56.780 Hufanga holds on. Intercepted. The Broncos win. 1:17:57.260 --> 1:17:59.860 They are now in the city of brotherly love, though 1:17:59.920 --> 1:18:02.720 there is very little love going around after they took 1:18:02.740 --> 1:18:06.200 an L to a 38-year-old quarterback who hadn't started a 1:18:06.240 --> 1:18:07.680 game in three years. 1:18:08.939 --> 1:18:13.780 They just get it away, and Keenum is in. Touchdown, Chicago. 1:18:16.280 --> 1:18:19.800 What in the world was that? Was echoing throughout Philadelphia 1:18:19.939 --> 1:18:22.890 all last week, may have been the Eagles' first loss, 1:18:22.939 --> 1:18:26.070 but a narrow escape versus Tennessee Week 2, and then 1:18:26.130 --> 1:18:30.290 that Week 3 debacle? Confidence is not high in Go-Bird circles. 1:18:30.729 --> 1:18:34.889 With 247 yards, two TDs, and a 100-plus rating allowed 1:18:34.910 --> 1:18:38.679 to case Keenum, didn't sack him once on 34 pass attempts. 1:18:38.979 --> 1:18:42.380 Defense wobbling in after giving up 27 points to a 1:18:42.460 --> 1:18:43.939 Keenum-led Bears O. 1:18:44.060 --> 1:18:47.740 Here's Raymond Khalif! To the end zone! 1:18:48.120 --> 1:18:50.880 It begs the question, if they had trouble with Case, 1:18:51.140 --> 1:18:54.320 then what will Matthew Stafford do against them? He's gone 1:18:54.360 --> 1:18:58.020 for 300-plus yards back-to-back games. He just threw for two 1:18:58.060 --> 1:19:00.219 TDs in 390 versus Denver. 1:19:00.660 --> 1:19:00.780 L.A. 1:19:00.780 --> 1:19:04.510 's offense good for 26 and 28 points, their last two. 1:19:04.530 --> 1:19:09.509 Touchdown! Stafford comes right back, and the Rams take the lead! 1:19:10.000 --> 1:19:12.340 Plenty to clean up, though. One for four in the 1:19:12.400 --> 1:19:16.750 red zone. Stafford a mid-70s rating last week, throwing two INTs, 1:19:16.830 --> 1:19:18.189 the first to pick six. 1:19:18.770 --> 1:19:23.349 And Stafford will likely give Philadelphia's pass rushers more time 1:19:23.410 --> 1:19:25.590 to get to him. 1:19:31.290 --> 1:19:36.150 His average time to throw, 2.8 seconds. Keenum's was under 2.5. 1:19:36.150 --> 1:19:39.770 He took four sacks versus Denver on 55 pass attempts. 1:19:39.870 --> 1:19:40.390 Both L.A. 1:19:40.390 --> 1:19:43.210 's tackles got beat for a sack each. Left tackle 1:19:43.270 --> 1:19:45.950 Aleric Jackson is allowed two now in his three games. 1:19:49.130 --> 1:19:49.310 L.A. 1:19:49.350 --> 1:19:52.450 Hoping Puka Nakua might be healed up. Hard to say, though. 1:19:52.490 --> 1:19:55.189 He missed his second game in a row. Track his status. 1:19:55.560 --> 1:19:59.820 If he's out, it's more Devontae Adams. 130-plus yards back-to-back 1:19:59.860 --> 1:20:03.780 games without him. 137 last week on 13 targets. 1:20:03.920 --> 1:20:07.120 That's for Devontae Adams. On the run, Adams. There he goes. 1:20:07.479 --> 1:20:09.700 Devontae Adams, midfield and more. 1:20:10.110 --> 1:20:14.430 Konata Mumfield stepped in Puka's place, 93 yards and a touchdown. 1:20:14.750 --> 1:20:16.850 Great job by Stafford. He saw it all the way. 1:20:16.890 --> 1:20:19.780 They tried to bring pressure, and you saw what happened. 1:20:19.880 --> 1:20:23.280 Kyron Williams, six catches, 70 yards out of the backfield. 1:20:23.320 --> 1:20:25.300 Stafford, they're going to the middle of the field. It's 1:20:25.360 --> 1:20:26.240 Kyron Williams. 1:20:26.640 --> 1:20:30.080 And tight end Tyler Higbee, eight catches, 62 yards and 1:20:30.120 --> 1:20:30.580 a score. 1:20:30.600 --> 1:20:33.780 The throw is complete at the goal line. Higbee gets him. 1:20:34.280 --> 1:20:38.490 Eagles secondary primarily struggled with wideouts last week. gave up 1:20:38.490 --> 1:20:41.850 61 yards and a touchdown to Luther Burden, 90 yards 1:20:41.890 --> 1:20:45.750 and a 41-yard TD to Kalief Raymond. Linebacker Zach Bond 1:20:45.810 --> 1:20:50.130 blamed for that one by NextGenStats, along with 86 yards allowed. 1:20:50.510 --> 1:20:53.679 Along the ground, they gave up 84 yards on 4-2 1:20:53.720 --> 1:20:57.220 a run to DeAndre Swift, held Kyle Menungai to 3-1 1:20:57.220 --> 1:20:59.339 a carry. Sort of a mixed showing. 1:20:59.560 --> 1:21:01.519 Menungai, Zach Bond. 1:21:01.800 --> 1:21:05.280 Get another two-headed attack this week. Blake Corum, only six 1:21:05.320 --> 1:21:09.410 attempts last week, just 2.5 a carry. Williams went for 1:21:09.430 --> 1:21:12.450 80-plus yards, 5'9 plus back-to-back weeks. 1:21:12.689 --> 1:21:16.410 Kyron Williams into the secondary. Big run by Williams as 1:21:16.470 --> 1:21:17.090 he cuts back. 1:21:17.270 --> 1:21:20.790 Philadelphia's back also comes in off a good outing. Saquon, 1:21:20.790 --> 1:21:23.830 82 yards, 5'5 a carry versus Chicago. 1:21:23.950 --> 1:21:27.570 Barkley, nice, nice run as he bounces another good one. 1:21:27.640 --> 1:21:31.380 Barkley, only 15 attempts, barely got run in the second half. 1:21:31.660 --> 1:21:33.900 It was baffling based on how easy it looked in 1:21:33.939 --> 1:21:36.170 the first, too. And the game was tight in the 1:21:36.210 --> 1:21:38.849 third quarter. His lack of use, part of the reason 1:21:38.910 --> 1:21:41.479 Philadelphia's offense only mustered seven points. 1:21:41.900 --> 1:21:42.280 O.C. 1:21:42.340 --> 1:21:45.660 Sean Mannion taking heat as the weeks pass. Two for 1:21:45.700 --> 1:21:49.160 nine on third down. Jalen Hurts following up a two-I-and-T 1:21:49.180 --> 1:21:52.729 game versus the Titans with another bad pick versus Chicago. 1:21:53.200 --> 1:21:57.260 left Chi-Town with just 153 yards, no touchdowns, and a 1:21:57.300 --> 1:21:58.300 mid-60s rate. 1:21:58.479 --> 1:22:00.549 He was going to Devontae Smith the whole way, just 1:22:00.600 --> 1:22:01.049 not there. 1:22:01.229 --> 1:22:05.090 Lots of play-calling questions. Sure, no Eagles fan was happy 1:22:05.130 --> 1:22:07.630 about the sensitivity level that led to Hurts having to 1:22:07.670 --> 1:22:10.509 hit the blue tent, but maybe just have Andy hand 1:22:10.550 --> 1:22:13.189 to Saquon a couple of more times? rather than try 1:22:13.229 --> 1:22:18.549 and throw it when he was cold. The LA defense 1:22:18.600 --> 1:22:21.179 they try and get right against is banged up, won't 1:22:21.220 --> 1:22:24.640 have corner Jalen Watson, allowed Denver to go 3-for-3 in 1:22:24.660 --> 1:22:27.019 the red zone, didn't come through down the stretch when 1:22:27.040 --> 1:22:34.179 they really needed a stop. Okay, but they're not totally 1:22:34.260 --> 1:22:37.700 dazed and confused either. That P.I. call that negated a 1:22:37.760 --> 1:22:41.269 pick on Denver's game-winning drive? had Rams fans feeling the 1:22:41.310 --> 1:22:44.349 same way O'Banion did when those freshmen dumped paint on him. 1:22:44.670 --> 1:22:47.950 They held Denver to 4.3 yards per play, held Bo 1:22:48.030 --> 1:22:51.330 Nix to 186 yards, and a low 70s rate by 1:22:51.390 --> 1:22:54.650 picking him off. They've held the last two quarterbacks faced 1:22:54.830 --> 1:22:55.950 under 190 yards. 1:22:56.090 --> 1:22:59.870 This throw's intercepted! So the pressure came from Kobe Turner! 1:23:00.030 --> 1:23:02.750 But they need more from that pass rush. Only one 1:23:02.830 --> 1:23:05.710 sack on 34 Nix pass attempts, blitzed him 40% of 1:23:05.750 --> 1:23:11.130 the time, sub-35% pressure rate. Hurts' line is hurting. The 1:23:11.170 --> 1:23:14.150 Cam Juergens move to guard hasn't been working. He gave 1:23:14.189 --> 1:23:17.870 up a 16% pressure rate versus Chicago. That's high for 1:23:17.910 --> 1:23:20.950 that spot. Didn't give up either sack Hurts took at least. 1:23:21.270 --> 1:23:25.120 Hurts in trouble. Breaking tackles and has to slide. 1:23:25.600 --> 1:23:29.260 LA's secondary held every Bronco under 50 receiving yards. Only 1:23:29.380 --> 1:23:34.120 one Eagle with 35+. Dontavia and Wicks only 32%. Makai 1:23:34.189 --> 1:23:37.689 Lemon just 29%. Devontae Smith led the way again with 65. 1:23:37.689 --> 1:23:42.030 It's a great play by Devontae Smith going up one-on-one. 1:23:42.240 --> 1:23:45.800 As for Saquon, L.A. held J.K. Dobbins to 2.9 a run, 1:23:46.100 --> 1:23:49.759 holding running backs to 3.8 per so far in 2026. 1:23:49.760 --> 1:23:54.050 Miami Dolphins are on the road this week searching for 1:23:54.110 --> 1:23:57.240 win number one still. Maybe Lebowski can find it in 1:23:57.280 --> 1:24:00.240 his toilet with a million dollars? Let him take another look. 1:24:00.800 --> 1:24:04.080 Fourth and three, a lot of pressure, and the incompletion 1:24:04.540 --> 1:24:06.260 with the coverage by Delane. 1:24:06.420 --> 1:24:09.380 Apparently, you're not a golfer. They head to Minnesota, the 1:24:09.420 --> 1:24:12.140 Vikings still waiting on their new-look offense to show what 1:24:12.180 --> 1:24:15.410 it can do. In the meantime, though, they're 3-0 because 1:24:15.510 --> 1:24:17.670 they know what their defense can do. 1:24:17.810 --> 1:24:24.010 Instead of pumping and using the timeouts, Mayfield under pressure 1:24:24.050 --> 1:24:24.669 from Wilson. 1:24:26.580 --> 1:24:29.740 Still on his feet. Now he throws. 1:24:30.800 --> 1:24:34.140 Minnesota better take advantage of Brian Flora's defense soon. If 1:24:34.200 --> 1:24:37.190 nothing changes, dude's gone at the end of the year, right? 1:24:37.520 --> 1:24:41.090 Off to be one of those HCDCs. There is no reason, 1:24:41.170 --> 1:24:43.470 on paper at least, that he and his boys can't 1:24:43.550 --> 1:24:45.490 lead the way to another win in this one. 1:24:48.070 --> 1:24:52.490 He winds up getting forced out of bounds. by Eric Wilson. 1:24:52.550 --> 1:24:56.269 They held Tampa to 16 points. That's three straight under 23. 1:24:56.270 --> 1:24:59.660 Held them to two for 17 on third down to 1:24:59.720 --> 1:25:03.420 fewer than four yards per play. That's ridiculous. Held Baker 1:25:03.460 --> 1:25:06.260 Mayfield to a sub-70 rate, picked him off, and then 1:25:06.360 --> 1:25:09.420 sealed things with a pick of his backup. They already 1:25:09.580 --> 1:25:11.889 own the first place slot in rating allowed. 1:25:11.900 --> 1:25:14.910 Now he fires downfield. 1:25:19.189 --> 1:25:20.450 Time winds down. 1:25:20.729 --> 1:25:23.670 And now they take on a Miami offense without its 1:25:23.750 --> 1:25:26.670 best player. And they were not lighting up the scoreboard 1:25:26.710 --> 1:25:30.689 with Devon Achan. His backup, Ollie Gordon, was held to 1:25:30.689 --> 1:25:33.700 41 yards on 2.4 a run last week. Their offense, 1:25:33.700 --> 1:25:37.260 13 points weeks 1 and 2, and then 10 versus 1:25:37.300 --> 1:25:40.900 Kansas City. Malik Willis, no touchdowns, one pick, a low 1:25:40.960 --> 1:25:44.630 60s rate. He has one TD and two INTs over 1:25:44.710 --> 1:25:45.469 three games. 1:25:45.590 --> 1:25:46.030 And Denver. 1:25:54.540 --> 1:25:57.150 Willis didn't take a single sack last week on 36 1:25:57.150 --> 1:26:00.610 pass attempts either, so what's it look like when Minnesota's 1:26:00.670 --> 1:26:04.870 pass rush comes knocking? Flores dialed back last week, only 1:26:04.950 --> 1:26:08.519 blitzed 56% of the time, which is still really high. 1:26:08.860 --> 1:26:11.870 Vikings split a Baker sixer when it was over. Eric 1:26:11.930 --> 1:26:14.830 Wilson with one and a half sacks. Newcomer Kyle Van 1:26:14.970 --> 1:26:17.310 Noy with one and a half. They hit the QB 1:26:17.310 --> 1:26:18.460 12 times. 1:26:18.479 --> 1:26:21.880 It's been out of trouble. Running for it and he 1:26:21.939 --> 1:26:24.320 is thrown to the turf. 1:26:26.340 --> 1:26:29.320 They are also first in sacks after three weeks. And 1:26:29.360 --> 1:26:32.350 they don't sacrifice anything when it comes to stopping the run, 1:26:32.360 --> 1:26:35.370 Gordon looking at a group that held Bucky Irving to 1:26:35.370 --> 1:26:36.090 3.1 a carry. 1:26:36.470 --> 1:26:39.570 On second and six, a flag as Irving is hit 1:26:39.590 --> 1:26:42.349 in the backfield by Wilson, who's had a strong game. 1:26:42.150 --> 1:26:42.769 For the Vikings. 1:26:42.830 --> 1:26:46.590 Vikings DBs gave up 56 yards to Cade Otten, 62 1:26:46.590 --> 1:26:50.509 to Emeka Ibuka, a 40-yard TD to Ted Hurst, safety 1:26:50.570 --> 1:26:54.830 Josh Metellus tagged by NextGenStats for the touchdown. Miami had 1:26:54.890 --> 1:26:58.370 three guys go for 50-plus yards versus Kansas City, Greg 1:26:58.410 --> 1:26:59.930 Dulcich with 55. 1:26:59.930 --> 1:27:02.729 Here comes Woods, there he goes, downfield, caught! 1:27:03.290 --> 1:27:05.030 What a grab, double-teamed! 1:27:05.729 --> 1:27:07.510 It's Dulcich with the catch! 1:27:07.729 --> 1:27:08.810 Malik Washington, 56. 1:27:08.810 --> 1:27:13.010 In college, here's a second and seven, swings it outside, 1:27:13.030 --> 1:27:16.520 there's Washington, on the move, and there he goes! 1:27:16.800 --> 1:27:18.979 And rookie Chris Bell with 67. 1:27:18.979 --> 1:27:20.960 Still, it's as lopsided a matchup can look on that 1:27:20.979 --> 1:27:21.540 side of things. 1:27:21.560 --> 1:27:23.660 But if the game were to be close, it's because 1:27:23.700 --> 1:27:25.360 Minnesota's offense is still struggling. 1:27:25.439 --> 1:27:37.970 Only 16 points last week. They scored on a punt return, too, 1:27:38.210 --> 1:27:41.790 after only cobbling together nine in the rain win over Chicago. 1:27:42.130 --> 1:27:45.100 Their own offense as bad as Tampa Bay's going two 1:27:45.150 --> 1:27:47.679 for 15 on third down. They didn't make it into 1:27:47.720 --> 1:27:48.800 the red zone once. 1:27:48.939 --> 1:27:50.480 They need the 49-yard line. 1:27:50.500 --> 1:27:52.860 Third down and seven. 1:27:53.160 --> 1:27:54.780 Pass intended for Addison. 1:27:55.220 --> 1:27:58.400 Kyler Murray didn't have Justin Jefferson for half the game. 1:27:58.640 --> 1:28:01.880 They think he'll be back for this one. Ankle sprain? Murray, 1:28:01.939 --> 1:28:06.019 only 168 yards, a TD and a pick. mid-60s rate 1:28:06.040 --> 1:28:14.420 in his first full game in purple. Being he was 1:28:14.500 --> 1:28:16.960 picked off in week one before getting hurt, he hasn't 1:28:17.000 --> 1:28:20.360 made many believers in Skull Nation yet. Took three sacks 1:28:20.400 --> 1:28:22.929 versus Tampa Bay, who didn't have two of their best 1:28:22.990 --> 1:28:27.110 front seven defenders. Guard Will Fries allowed one per NGS. 1:28:27.210 --> 1:28:30.830 Right tackle Brian O'Neal won. They both allowed one each 1:28:30.890 --> 1:28:31.790 the week prior to. 1:28:33.610 --> 1:28:35.290 Down he goes. Got a flag. 1:28:38.970 --> 1:28:42.390 Dolphins defense. tries to show something against came up with 1:28:42.430 --> 1:28:45.110 a pick of Patrick Mahomes and that was about it. 1:28:45.439 --> 1:28:48.200 Let him complete 20 of 24 passes gave up over 1:28:48.200 --> 1:28:50.180 10 yards per attempt over 240 yards a rate near 1:28:50.180 --> 1:28:56.230 120 and gave up 24 points, which makes 24-plus points 1:28:56.300 --> 1:29:05.540 allowed in all three games. Pass rush coming off a 1:29:05.620 --> 1:29:10.479 zero sack showing, a lowly 20% pressure rate. And Chop Robinson, 1:29:10.680 --> 1:29:13.800 you know the rules, okay, buddy? Only allowed to pull 1:29:13.840 --> 1:29:16.740 his flag, right? Hitting the quarterback? What, you thought you 1:29:16.780 --> 1:29:19.620 were playing tackle football or something? They gave up 88 1:29:19.620 --> 1:29:22.519 yards to Rasheed Rice, 59 yards in a TD to 1:29:22.560 --> 1:29:26.769 Travis Kelsey, likely get Jeddah's, for sure get Jordan Addison, 1:29:26.810 --> 1:29:30.870 the only Viking with 35-plus yards last week, 41-yard TD 1:29:31.170 --> 1:29:32.650 as part of a 90-yard day. 1:29:32.750 --> 1:29:36.769 Down and eight. Murray going deep. What an adjustment! 1:29:37.090 --> 1:29:37.890 Wow! 1:29:38.030 --> 1:29:40.389 Into the end zone, touchdown Addison! 1:29:41.150 --> 1:29:44.540 Aaron Jones with 34 receiving yards to go along with 1:29:44.540 --> 1:29:46.759 58 on the ground in his most recent outing. 1:29:46.880 --> 1:29:51.599 Down. And Jones will pick up a Vikings first. 1:29:52.320 --> 1:29:56.180 Only 3-4 a carry. Dolphins did play Kenneth Walker well, too. 1:29:56.479 --> 1:30:00.450 Held him under four per run. New York Jets stay 1:30:00.610 --> 1:30:03.750 on the road for another tilt with an NFC North contingent. 1:30:03.990 --> 1:30:05.990 They gave the last one they faced a run for 1:30:06.090 --> 1:30:09.330 its money. Now, if they can just cash that check 1:30:09.370 --> 1:30:10.040 when they need it. 1:30:10.110 --> 1:30:13.130 Comes the pressure, and down he goes. Ball came out. 1:30:13.390 --> 1:30:16.099 It is scooped up by Detroit and Jack Campbell. 1:30:16.150 --> 1:30:19.200 They are in Chicago this week. Third NFC North team 1:30:19.220 --> 1:30:22.320 they take on in a row, actually. Bears fans rushing 1:30:22.360 --> 1:30:25.219 to dust off the Keenum jerseys they don't own. Case 1:30:25.260 --> 1:30:29.600 apparently able to work miracles in more places than just Minneapolis. 1:30:29.760 --> 1:30:34.630 And away, and Keenum is in. Touchdown, Chicago. 1:30:38.310 --> 1:30:40.710 Bear down, feeling like those old bandits. 1:30:41.030 --> 1:30:41.469 Badgent? 1:30:41.750 --> 1:30:44.250 We ain't got no badgent. We don't need no badgent. 1:30:44.490 --> 1:30:47.730 We don't have to use no stinking badgent. We got 11, man. 1:30:48.030 --> 1:30:51.429 Dude hadn't started a game since 2023, had been living 1:30:51.490 --> 1:30:55.219 the Todd Chavez life, couch surfing for two years, goes 1:30:55.310 --> 1:30:59.080 out and drops 247 yards, over seven yards per attempt, 1:30:59.400 --> 1:31:03.220 two TDs for a 110 rate, no picks, like a 1:31:03.240 --> 1:31:04.380 13-year-old playing Madden. 1:31:04.840 --> 1:31:09.680 Khalif to the end zone. Touchdown, Chicago. No flags. 1:31:10.700 --> 1:31:13.059 It was pretty much on par with what Old Man 1:31:13.100 --> 1:31:17.360 Rivers did last year. Leads Chicago's offense to 27 points. 1:31:17.640 --> 1:31:18.460 To Burton again. 1:31:19.340 --> 1:31:22.290 He's got a first down and still going inside the five. 1:31:22.310 --> 1:31:24.969 And into the end zone. 1:31:24.990 --> 1:31:26.290 Touchdown. 1:31:26.510 --> 1:31:28.970 And they left points on the table, too. Two for 1:31:29.030 --> 1:31:31.530 five in the red zone. Second and an inch on 1:31:31.550 --> 1:31:35.480 the goal line. Ben, buddy. You needed a toe. Walter 1:31:35.520 --> 1:31:38.040 could have got you a toe with green nail polish. 1:31:38.300 --> 1:31:41.080 There are ways, believe me. Just run three sneaks in 1:31:41.120 --> 1:31:43.969 a row and you got yourself a toe. Nonetheless, they 1:31:44.020 --> 1:31:46.849 faced New York with a ton of confidence. Keenum didn't 1:31:46.890 --> 1:31:49.689 get the week four nod after the game, so Tyson 1:31:49.770 --> 1:31:52.190 could get it, if for no other reason than to 1:31:52.229 --> 1:31:55.610 keep New York's defense guessing. It had fared well weeks 1:31:55.729 --> 1:31:58.530 one and two, held it under 21 points those games, 1:31:58.850 --> 1:32:00.770 then gave up 31 to Detroit. 1:32:00.800 --> 1:32:04.620 Must play for Gibbs. Oh, he cuts it back. What 1:32:04.660 --> 1:32:09.660 a move. Jameer Gibbs. Individual effort. Touchdown. 1:32:09.780 --> 1:32:13.360 Let Detroit convert four of five red zone chances. Secondary 1:32:13.400 --> 1:32:16.290 gave up over 260 yards on over eight yards per 1:32:16.350 --> 1:32:19.550 attempt to Jared Goff. Two TDs, no picks for a 1:32:19.550 --> 1:32:21.089 120-plus rate allowed. 1:32:21.270 --> 1:32:24.350 Gibbs with space, and a touchdown is third of the day. 1:32:24.770 --> 1:32:28.220 And Detroit again had held the previous two passing attacks 1:32:28.479 --> 1:32:32.250 to fewer than 140 yards. had held each offense to 1:32:32.290 --> 1:32:36.640 fewer than 70 rush yards, then gave up 131 to Detroit, 1:32:36.950 --> 1:32:40.220 couldn't handle Jameer Gibbs, who they let pull in 65 1:32:40.220 --> 1:32:43.480 receiving yards and a touchdown, gave up 99 yards on 1:32:43.620 --> 1:32:46.340 five a carry to him with two more TDs. 1:32:46.560 --> 1:32:51.309 Gibbs knifing in 100 yards and another touchdown. 1:32:52.470 --> 1:32:55.450 So they are hoping week three wasn't indicative of what 1:32:55.490 --> 1:32:58.250 kind of defense they are, that it was just Detroit's 1:32:58.370 --> 1:33:00.950 offense being too much to handle. They get a two-headed 1:33:01.010 --> 1:33:04.260 rush attack this week. Kyle Menungai only 31 yards on 1:33:04.270 --> 1:33:09.120 3-1 to carry versus Philadelphia. DeAndre Swift more effective, 84 yards, 1:33:09.140 --> 1:33:10.320 4-2 per attempt. 1:33:10.620 --> 1:33:14.940 Swift has got the first down and rumbles inside the 1:33:14.939 --> 1:33:15.920 20 and night-night. 1:33:16.000 --> 1:33:19.080 Bears line also didn't allow Keenum to take a sack. 1:33:19.120 --> 1:33:21.840 They employed a lot of quick passes. Time to throw 1:33:21.900 --> 1:33:25.560 under 2.5 seconds, which is quick, but they used play 1:33:25.640 --> 1:33:29.270 action plenty too. Faced pressure less than 30% of the time, 1:33:29.470 --> 1:33:30.150 that's a win. 1:33:30.170 --> 1:33:34.870 Jets got to golf twice on 32 pass. 1:33:33.750 --> 1:33:34.930 Attempts, 44% blitz rate. 1:33:39.780 --> 1:33:42.979 Yet pressured him only 30% of his throws. He completed 1:33:42.979 --> 1:33:46.280 25 of 32, so it didn't bother him much. They 1:33:46.380 --> 1:33:50.040 ended up giving up 40-plus yards to four guys. They're 1:33:50.100 --> 1:33:52.559 linebackers on the hook for most of the yards, though. 1:33:52.850 --> 1:33:58.210 Linebacker Jamie and Sherwood gave up 115 yards alone per NextGenStats. 1:33:58.490 --> 1:34:03.850 DeMario Davis, 61 yards allowed. Again, the Gibbs factor. Keenum's production, 1:34:03.930 --> 1:34:08.370 more WR based though. Tight end Colston Loveland just 31 yards, 1:34:08.510 --> 1:34:12.210 Romo Dunze 44. It's coming in in week 12. 1:34:12.210 --> 1:34:16.360 Here's a pass caught. First down, what a throw. It's O'Dunze. 1:34:17.310 --> 1:34:19.670 Luther Burden, 61, plus a TD. 1:34:20.270 --> 1:34:23.580 On initial contact with Philadelphia, not so bad, but that 1:34:23.600 --> 1:34:26.160 was a problem last week. Missed tackles, you see, they're 1:34:26.200 --> 1:34:29.020 just not able to make a stop. Three or four tackles. 1:34:29.080 --> 1:34:33.250 And everybody in Chicago loves Raymond these days. Kalief, 90 1:34:33.250 --> 1:34:36.429 yards in that big TD. He's gone for 80-plus yards 1:34:36.470 --> 1:34:37.630 in two or three games now. 1:34:37.790 --> 1:34:40.689 Raymond, he just comes off. Nobody's there. They're locked up 1:34:40.750 --> 1:34:44.660 in man coverage, a busted coverage. By Philadelphia. 1:34:44.840 --> 1:34:48.180 DeBeers lovers aren't just excited about the prospect of the 1:34:48.320 --> 1:34:51.439 offense still functioning without Caleb, who, by the way, was 1:34:51.500 --> 1:34:55.350 feeling very Corey Hart last week. I wear my sunglasses 1:34:55.430 --> 1:34:58.650 at night. But they're just as stoked about the possibility 1:34:58.670 --> 1:35:00.990 of their defense being better than last year. 1:35:01.410 --> 1:35:02.770 Hurt's in trouble. 1:35:03.590 --> 1:35:06.309 Breaking tackles and has to slide. 1:35:06.229 --> 1:35:08.889 Head into this week holding its last two opponents under 1:35:08.890 --> 1:35:12.110 10 points you can say the rain helped versus minnesota 1:35:12.170 --> 1:35:14.850 but it was dry versus philadelphia and they kept them 1:35:14.890 --> 1:35:18.469 to seven two for nine on third down secondary holding 1:35:18.530 --> 1:35:23.130 jalen hertz to 153 yards just 6.1 yards per attempt 1:35:23.250 --> 1:35:27.259 no tds picked him and andy dalton off oh shit 1:35:27.939 --> 1:35:37.320 dalton Here comes another test because Geno is coming in hot. 1:35:37.700 --> 1:35:40.310 Smith enters off his best game yet. Three TDs, 31 1:35:40.310 --> 1:35:41.350 of 37, over 8.5 yards per attempt for a rate 1:35:41.390 --> 1:35:48.420 close to 130. That's two 100-plus rate games now. and 1:35:48.560 --> 1:35:51.900 zero INTs, which was his issue last year. 1:35:51.920 --> 1:35:55.559 Some extra pressure. Geno, tough throw. Down the middle. What 1:35:55.620 --> 1:35:57.559 a catch. Right on cue. 1:35:57.860 --> 1:36:00.430 They stretch the field, and Garrett Wilson. 1:36:00.550 --> 1:36:04.290 Jets offense came up with a season-high 24 points versus Detroit. 1:36:04.410 --> 1:36:06.470 Six for 12 on third down, two for three in 1:36:06.490 --> 1:36:07.050 the red zone. 1:36:07.110 --> 1:36:07.650 No Smith. 1:36:08.550 --> 1:36:16.620 They have two areas to try and fix week over week, 1:36:16.960 --> 1:36:18.600 rush game and pass protection. 1:36:18.960 --> 1:36:22.189 Smith took five sacks on 37 pass attempts. He didn't 1:36:22.229 --> 1:36:24.930 face a high blitz rate, still faced pressure over 40% 1:36:24.930 --> 1:36:28.620 of the time. Left tackle Hulu Fashanu gave up two 1:36:28.640 --> 1:36:31.550 and a half sacks, according to NGS. He's now allowed 1:36:31.630 --> 1:36:32.849 three and a half for the year. 1:36:32.910 --> 1:36:37.150 Now four-man rush, getting to Geno Smith, back-to-back sacks, and 1:36:37.189 --> 1:36:39.770 it's number two of the day for DJ Wanam. 1:36:39.810 --> 1:36:43.390 Chicago's pass rush got to Hurts twice on 25 pass attempts. 1:36:43.729 --> 1:36:47.260 Dio Odingbo and Montez Sweat each picked up their second 1:36:47.270 --> 1:36:47.880 of the season. 1:36:48.260 --> 1:36:49.820 Hurts, sacked. 1:36:53.400 --> 1:36:57.210 Chicago's secondary allowed only one eagle to top 35 yards. 1:36:57.270 --> 1:37:00.970 Devontae Smith, who went for 65, cornered Jalen Johnson, giving 1:37:01.010 --> 1:37:03.950 up 63 yards and a 118 rate in that game, 1:37:04.300 --> 1:37:07.960 gave up over 100 yards week one, a 100-plus rate 1:37:07.979 --> 1:37:10.180 in week two. He is, of course, in front of 1:37:10.220 --> 1:37:14.630 guys like Garrett Wilson each game. season-best 107 yards versus 1:37:14.670 --> 1:37:18.690 the Lions, one of his patented Gumby-like TD receptions. 1:37:19.110 --> 1:37:21.750 And Kenyon Sadiq with a real beaut, Clark. 1:37:27.229 --> 1:37:30.880 That score, plus he also went for 100-plus yards. The 1:37:30.939 --> 1:37:31.879 rookie shined. 1:37:32.479 --> 1:37:35.059 Throws down the seam, it is caught! 1:37:35.340 --> 1:37:36.560 Kenyon Sadiq! 1:37:36.640 --> 1:37:40.000 Bears front still struggling versus the run. Gave up 82 1:37:40.000 --> 1:37:43.190 yards on 5-5 a carry to Saquon Barkley. We're more 1:37:43.229 --> 1:37:46.110 than happy that Philadelphia, for some reason, stopped handing him 1:37:46.150 --> 1:37:48.290 the ball in the second half. They gave up over 1:37:48.290 --> 1:37:50.950 100 yards to Aaron Jones on 4-6 a run week 1:37:51.030 --> 1:37:53.530 two as well. So, still trying to find a way 1:37:53.570 --> 1:37:54.349 to stop backs. 1:37:54.760 --> 1:37:56.320 Here's Barkley over the left side. 1:37:56.420 --> 1:38:00.570 Good run! Out of bounds inside the five near the two. 1:38:00.850 --> 1:38:03.470 Will they have to face Brees Hall? He left last 1:38:03.530 --> 1:38:07.110 week hurt. Only 2-5 a carry before he left. Braylon Allen, 1:38:07.140 --> 1:38:10.060 3-5 per. He'd be the guy if Hall can't go. 1:38:11.350 --> 1:38:15.170 Carolina Panthers, in prime time, come in battered and bruised 1:38:15.210 --> 1:38:17.519 in so many ways. Have to overcome a lot of 1:38:17.580 --> 1:38:19.130 big injuries to get back to. 1:38:18.939 --> 1:38:19.320 500. 1:38:19.320 --> 1:38:23.720 He's looking, end zone throw, touchdown! That's a Carolina score! 1:38:23.840 --> 1:38:24.750 John Mechie! 1:38:25.189 --> 1:38:29.070 And have to overcome the Detroit Lions in that 31-point 1:38:29.229 --> 1:38:30.110 offense of theirs. 1:38:30.410 --> 1:38:34.410 Oh, he cuts it back! What a move! Jameer Gibbs! 1:38:34.880 --> 1:38:36.940 Individual effort! Touchdown! 1:38:37.160 --> 1:38:39.840 Detroit with a chance to become the first team ever 1:38:39.860 --> 1:38:43.259 to open a year with 31 points in four straight games. 1:38:43.520 --> 1:38:45.680 They went 4-for-5 in the red zone in their most 1:38:45.780 --> 1:38:50.050 recent 31-pointer, 5-for-10 on third down, Jameer Gibbs with his 1:38:50.110 --> 1:38:54.340 second 2TD game of 2026, 99 yards, 5 a carry 1:38:54.400 --> 1:38:55.300 versus New York. 1:38:55.460 --> 1:38:57.360 Knifing in, another touchdown. 1:38:57.760 --> 1:39:01.550 Carolina's beat-up secondary might be more enticing to pick on, though. 1:39:01.870 --> 1:39:05.950 And Jared Goff comes off a 260-plus yard, 2-TD game 1:39:06.270 --> 1:39:10.740 over eight yards per attempt. Rate over 120, 120-plus rating, 1:39:10.820 --> 1:39:14.900 back-to-back games, eight touchdowns without a pick over three games. 1:39:15.260 --> 1:39:18.720 Goff fades it for St. Brown and a touchdown to 1:39:18.740 --> 1:39:19.460 be held on. 1:39:19.560 --> 1:39:20.240 He did. 1:39:20.439 --> 1:39:23.600 Now Goff goes after a secondary that won't have J.C. 1:39:23.680 --> 1:39:27.340 Horn its top corner. might not even have Michael Jackson 1:39:27.479 --> 1:39:31.120 its second-best corner either. He hurt his groin. Their starting 1:39:31.180 --> 1:39:34.900 safety Nick Scott missed last week too, as did linebacker 1:39:34.920 --> 1:39:38.259 Devin Lloyd, who was excellent against the pass. They overcame 1:39:38.320 --> 1:39:42.420 those losses or absences last week and still held Deshaun 1:39:42.460 --> 1:39:46.700 Watson to 144 passing yards under five yards per attempt, 1:39:46.979 --> 1:39:48.040 a sub-90 rate. 1:39:48.180 --> 1:39:50.879 Deadsell couldn't haul it in because of the excellent coverage. 1:39:51.180 --> 1:39:54.479 Caleb Evans, because Mike Jackson went out They. 1:39:54.400 --> 1:39:57.470 Did give up two TDs to Watson, the second late 1:39:57.510 --> 1:40:00.650 that let Cleveland retake the lead, but that Panthers defense 1:40:00.710 --> 1:40:03.790 gave them a chance, holding Cleveland at 21 points, five 1:40:03.810 --> 1:40:07.549 for 15 on third down, only 4.1 yards per play, 1:40:07.950 --> 1:40:12.729 fewer than 130 yards passing allowed back-to-back games, under 22 1:40:12.729 --> 1:40:14.400 points allowed back-to-back weeks. 1:40:14.560 --> 1:40:15.180 The third and 14th. 1:40:19.210 --> 1:40:23.910 And let's be honest, that penalty that kept Cleveland's late 1:40:23.970 --> 1:40:27.349 drive alive? Randy Marsh would be wondering why we aren't 1:40:27.390 --> 1:40:30.910 just playing sarcastic ball at this point. Carolina's pass rush 1:40:30.970 --> 1:40:33.950 did drop Watson a couple of times. have six over 1:40:34.010 --> 1:40:34.670 three games. 1:40:34.890 --> 1:40:38.660 Watson was backing up, trying to slip through the hands 1:40:38.720 --> 1:40:39.339 of Gibson. 1:40:39.500 --> 1:40:43.740 Goff threw 32 times, took two sacks, faced a 44% 1:40:43.740 --> 1:40:47.370 blitz rate, only faced pressure at a 30% rate. He 1:40:47.410 --> 1:40:50.630 could work with that again. Carolina really could use Lloyd's 1:40:50.729 --> 1:40:54.050 pass-D skills. Gibbs, of course, just as dangerous as a 1:40:54.100 --> 1:40:57.689 pass catcher, caught a touchdown versus the Jets with 65 1:40:57.689 --> 1:40:58.490 receiving yards. 1:40:58.710 --> 1:41:01.890 Like Jameer Gibbs with space, and a touchdown is third 1:41:01.910 --> 1:41:03.830 of the day, and Detroit. 1:41:03.450 --> 1:41:04.170 Has the lead. 1:41:04.550 --> 1:41:07.920 Lloyd would also factor in defending tight end Sam Laporta, 1:41:08.140 --> 1:41:10.220 who went for 44 yards a week ago. 1:41:10.240 --> 1:41:13.840 It is a shot down field for Laporta. 27 yards 1:41:13.880 --> 1:41:14.729 to the Detroit tight end. 1:41:15.100 --> 1:41:19.050 Jackson needed to help handle Detroit's wide receiver trio. Amon 1:41:19.100 --> 1:41:22.790 Ross St. Brown acquired 19 yards on eight targets last week. 1:41:23.070 --> 1:41:26.410 He did score at least. Jamison Williams, 49 yards. 1:41:26.610 --> 1:41:27.170 Up top. 1:41:27.330 --> 1:41:32.590 Oh, Jamison Williams. This is an athletic catch by Jamo. 1:41:32.930 --> 1:41:37.309 And Isaac Tesla, who led the team with 66 yards. 1:41:37.520 --> 1:41:38.150 Big gainer. 1:41:38.680 --> 1:41:41.280 Isaac Tesla down into the red zone of New York. 1:41:41.520 --> 1:41:43.700 Just like that. A big play for Detroit. 1:41:43.900 --> 1:41:46.700 I've decided to say his name like that forever on 1:41:46.760 --> 1:41:49.580 for anybody who is new to these previews and takes 1:41:49.640 --> 1:41:52.460 the bait and calls me AI slop. It's the little 1:41:52.500 --> 1:41:55.150 things in life, man. So, we have a strong Carolina 1:41:55.189 --> 1:41:58.270 defense as of late, with all sorts of hurt guys, 1:41:58.650 --> 1:42:02.490 and a hot Detroit offense paired with a Lions defense 1:42:02.570 --> 1:42:04.850 that's still a little wobbly in the legs, and a 1:42:04.930 --> 1:42:09.179 Panthers offense that short-circuited Week 3 after looking pretty potent 1:42:09.220 --> 1:42:12.280 before that. From 34 and 37 points to 18 versus Cleveland, 1:42:12.280 --> 1:42:13.380 4 for 15 on 3rd down, 1 for 3 in 1:42:13.400 --> 1:42:19.939 the red zone, Bryce Young, a 70 rating game, only 1:42:20.060 --> 1:42:21.540 one TD got picked off. 1:42:21.860 --> 1:42:24.740 Young did throw for over 290 yards. 1:42:29.100 --> 1:42:32.360 That's 280-plus in each game. How about the fact that 1:42:32.380 --> 1:42:35.300 you're looking at the NFL leader in passing yards after 1:42:35.380 --> 1:42:36.120 three games? 1:42:36.660 --> 1:42:39.260 And leaping in the air and ruled a catch and 1:42:39.320 --> 1:42:40.639 a fantastic throw. 1:42:40.860 --> 1:42:43.430 And he could pile up more yards, being he's facing 1:42:43.470 --> 1:42:46.970 a Lions secondary last in passing yards per game allowed 1:42:47.070 --> 1:42:50.030 after three weeks. That gave up over 300 yards to 1:42:50.070 --> 1:42:53.610 Geno Smith, didn't pick him off. Three TDs over 8.5 1:42:53.610 --> 1:42:56.840 yards per attempt, a rating allowed close to 130. 1:42:56.840 --> 1:43:00.259 Loads it up, throws down the seam, it is caught! 1:43:00.540 --> 1:43:04.460 Detroit's defense allowing 24-plus points to each team they've faced. 1:43:04.460 --> 1:43:07.360 24 to New York, 6 for 12 on third down. 1:43:07.520 --> 1:43:10.729 And Geno's going to take a shot one-on-one. 1:43:10.750 --> 1:43:14.170 Receiver completed the process of the catch in the end zone. 1:43:14.530 --> 1:43:15.430 It is a touchdown. 1:43:15.650 --> 1:43:18.650 Their pass rush does come in off its best shopping trip. 1:43:18.950 --> 1:43:22.179 Five bags full of Geno, DJ Wanham with two sacks, 1:43:22.380 --> 1:43:25.000 a nice 40% pressure rate without blitzing much. 1:43:25.280 --> 1:43:29.500 Now four-man rush, getting to Geno Smith, back-to-back sacks, and 1:43:29.540 --> 1:43:32.120 it's number two of the day for DJ Wanaba. 1:43:32.479 --> 1:43:35.430 Young got taken down three times by the Browns, did 1:43:35.470 --> 1:43:39.729 throw 48 times, but got pressured 51% of his attempts. 1:43:40.030 --> 1:43:43.790 Left tackle Rasheed Walker gave up a fat 18% pressure rate, 1:43:44.050 --> 1:43:47.760 along with nine pressures. Right tackle Monroe Freeling gave up 1:43:47.800 --> 1:43:50.660 another sack. That's three allowed by him in 2026 via NGS. 1:43:52.939 --> 1:43:56.450 Sacks! Bryce Young back at the 19-yard line. 1:43:56.770 --> 1:43:59.490 When he has time, he hopes to have Jalen Coker 1:43:59.550 --> 1:44:02.390 yet another guy who was hurt. He hurt his quad 1:44:02.410 --> 1:44:06.760 versus Cleveland. Xavier Liguette missed last week with a knee injury. 1:44:07.080 --> 1:44:09.820 Tedaroa McMillan coming off a rare dud just 17 yards. 1:44:11.060 --> 1:44:14.060 Wide receiver Bryson Tremaine led the team with 83. 1:44:14.060 --> 1:44:17.280 The pass completed. It's Bryson Tremaine. 1:44:17.620 --> 1:44:20.900 Bryce leaned heavy on his tight ends last week. 41 1:44:20.900 --> 1:44:22.129 yards to Tommy Tremble. 1:44:22.250 --> 1:44:24.330 Young will throw on the move and a catch made. 1:44:24.570 --> 1:44:26.269 That's the tight end, Tommy Tremble. 1:44:26.270 --> 1:44:28.330 51 yards to Darren Waller. 1:44:28.890 --> 1:44:29.630 There's a play. 1:44:29.710 --> 1:44:31.970 Grab at the 48 by Darren Waller. 1:44:32.210 --> 1:44:35.610 Detroit's DBs struggled with New York's tight end, who they 1:44:35.630 --> 1:44:37.189 gave up 105 yards in a TD to, Kenyon Sadiq. 1:44:39.439 --> 1:44:42.780 gave up 107 yards and a touchdown to Garrett Wilson, too. 1:44:43.180 --> 1:44:47.640 Crazy TD catch. Cornerback Roger McCreary allowing a touchdown and 1:44:47.640 --> 1:44:51.720 83 yards. Linebacker Jack Campbell giving up 72 yards per 1:44:51.760 --> 1:44:54.800 next gen. But he and their front handled the run well, 1:44:55.080 --> 1:44:57.439 held the Jets to 58 yards, holding Breeze Hall to 1:44:57.460 --> 1:44:58.420 2-5 a carry. 1:44:58.640 --> 1:44:59.780 Hall, nothing there. 1:44:59.840 --> 1:45:01.160 That is good penetration. 1:45:01.380 --> 1:45:05.349 Now they eye Chuba Hubbard, 82 yards versus Cleveland, 4-3 per. 1:45:06.410 --> 1:45:09.019 4-3 or better every game so far. 1:45:09.320 --> 1:45:12.759 It's Hubbard inside the fourie and he's grinding now. 1:45:13.979 --> 1:45:17.130 New Orleans Saints at home week four. Feisty team, but 1:45:17.210 --> 1:45:19.830 still in the learning phase. Last week, they were kind 1:45:19.870 --> 1:45:22.180 of like Eric Foreman when he had Laurie dead to 1:45:22.260 --> 1:45:24.820 rights with that teacher. Oh my God, Mom, I mean 1:45:24.840 --> 1:45:27.600 she was right in the crosshairs. Saints need to listen 1:45:27.620 --> 1:45:30.750 to Kitty. If you ever get that opportunity again, pull 1:45:30.770 --> 1:45:31.390 the trigger. 1:45:31.870 --> 1:45:34.470 Here's Johnson, who lost the ball with a stiff arm, 1:45:34.689 --> 1:45:36.070 still on the carpets! 1:45:37.370 --> 1:45:41.640 Eric Stokes on top! A fumble recovered by the Raiders! 1:45:41.960 --> 1:45:44.900 If it's not clear, up 27-16, and then they just 1:45:44.920 --> 1:45:48.320 started giving it up for free. Atlanta Falcons on the 1:45:48.380 --> 1:45:51.189 road again, but hey, they should look forward to popping 1:45:51.210 --> 1:45:53.189 in some more, Willie. They had a good time away 1:45:53.229 --> 1:45:56.150 from home last week. Apparently, it's a lot easier to 1:45:56.210 --> 1:45:59.349 look good when your quarterback isn't working against you. 1:45:59.810 --> 1:46:02.240 Welcome back, Michael Penix. I know at first Rise Up 1:46:02.260 --> 1:46:04.360 was like, oh no, this doesn't look any better at all. 1:46:04.400 --> 1:46:06.740 But hey man, Penix just needed a little warm-up time, 1:46:06.760 --> 1:46:08.440 knock the rush off if you will. 1:46:19.520 --> 1:46:21.900 When he walked off Lambeau, had his fist in the 1:46:21.939 --> 1:46:26.160 sky Bender style. Don't you forget about me. Fans calling 1:46:26.200 --> 1:46:29.330 his name as he rolls in off a nice 250 1:46:29.330 --> 1:46:32.070 plus yard game that saw him go for over 10 1:46:32.070 --> 1:46:35.370 yards per attempt and a 100 plus rate through his 1:46:35.430 --> 1:46:36.720 first TD of the season. 1:46:36.939 --> 1:46:40.599 Penix throws and it is juggled and caught by Hooper. 1:46:41.790 --> 1:46:45.050 London wasn't just calling to faraway towns. He was calling 1:46:45.090 --> 1:46:48.490 to Pennix on the regular, and he answered. Drake, loving 1:46:48.550 --> 1:46:51.910 having Pennix back. After ho-hum weeks one and two, he 1:46:51.950 --> 1:46:55.810 heads into week three off a 194-yard outburst. 1:46:56.630 --> 1:47:00.010 And it's caught, and what a night that continues for 1:47:00.090 --> 1:47:00.910 Drake London. 1:47:01.270 --> 1:47:04.530 Not one other Falcon had 20 receiving yards versus Green Bay, 1:47:04.650 --> 1:47:07.760 but maybe just throwing to one main guy could work again. 1:47:08.060 --> 1:47:10.939 because they face an Orleans defense that knew the quarterback 1:47:10.979 --> 1:47:13.360 was going to one guy most of the time, and 1:47:13.400 --> 1:47:15.660 they didn't do anything to stop it from happening. 1:47:15.960 --> 1:47:16.780 They let Kirk. 1:47:16.600 --> 1:47:20.560 Cousins connect with Brock Bowers over and over and over again. 1:47:21.010 --> 1:47:24.759 gave up 10 catches to him, 116 yards and a TD. 1:47:25.040 --> 1:47:28.620 He saw 13 targets when nobody else saw five. Let 1:47:28.680 --> 1:47:32.600 Cousins go for 248 yards, three touchdowns, didn't pick him 1:47:32.720 --> 1:47:34.420 off for a 119 rating. 1:47:34.660 --> 1:47:39.070 The sideline and Bowers wins this one. Mets up against McKinstry. 1:47:39.189 --> 1:47:41.710 Defense in turn that Atlanta is looking at gave up 1:47:41.710 --> 1:47:46.009 35 points. They've given up 31-plus in two of three games. 1:47:46.290 --> 1:47:50.440 He slips through! Houdini's his way down the sideline! And 1:47:50.450 --> 1:47:52.040 the rookie Washington! 1:47:52.240 --> 1:47:55.180 Chase Young does continue to be a problem, though. Saints 1:47:55.240 --> 1:47:58.980 dropped Cousins three times, Chase dropping him twice. He now 1:47:59.020 --> 1:48:00.920 has three and a half sacks on the season. 1:48:01.260 --> 1:48:05.280 Veteran quarterback will throw! He's hit by Young! Ball out, 1:48:05.320 --> 1:48:06.419 but Hayward grabs! 1:48:06.580 --> 1:48:09.840 Falcons O-line didn't let Pennix get sacked once on his 1:48:09.840 --> 1:48:13.060 25 pass attempts. They faced a 40% blitz rate. and 1:48:13.200 --> 1:48:16.870 only allowed a meager 20% pressure rate. That's nothing. They 1:48:17.050 --> 1:48:20.309 also helped open up lanes for Mr. Robinson, not the 1:48:20.400 --> 1:48:22.920 one who escaped through the window when somebody came knocking, 1:48:22.979 --> 1:48:26.740 but Bijan was just as elusive week three. Also coming 1:48:26.820 --> 1:48:31.260 off a monster showing, two TDs, 194 yards on 6'7 1:48:31.560 --> 1:48:34.880 to carry, cue the middle schooler giggling, has popped at 1:48:34.880 --> 1:48:37.460 4.5 plus back-to-back games now. 1:48:37.620 --> 1:48:41.530 Give it to them. Cuts it back. Touchdown. Man, they 1:48:41.610 --> 1:48:43.570 talk about him cutting back. 1:48:44.030 --> 1:48:47.189 Dude likes the spotlight. That's his third game with 200 1:48:47.189 --> 1:48:50.530 plus scrimmage yards in prime time. First guy with that 1:48:50.570 --> 1:48:55.190 many before turning 25. And the B-Rob squared rush attack 1:48:55.260 --> 1:48:58.220 is looking great. Brian hit at five per on his 1:48:58.220 --> 1:49:01.340 10 tries. He's been at four, six or better two straight. 1:49:01.520 --> 1:49:02.059 Quick snap. 1:49:02.810 --> 1:49:07.870 Hand off, through the left side, touchdown, Brian Robinson. 1:49:08.070 --> 1:49:11.260 Saints play versus the run. On one hand, they let 1:49:11.380 --> 1:49:14.640 Mike Washington get away for a 36-yard run. They let 1:49:14.740 --> 1:49:17.840 Bijon get away, and that could be a 72-yarder. But 1:49:17.960 --> 1:49:20.980 on the other hand, they held Ashton Gentry to 2.9 1:49:20.979 --> 1:49:23.389 yards per carry. And he was the main guy they 1:49:23.450 --> 1:49:32.190 dealt with all game, so they'd take more of that. Saints' 1:49:32.890 --> 1:49:34.830 own run game is now back in the hands of 1:49:34.850 --> 1:49:38.750 Alvin Kamara. Travis Achan's going to miss time hurt. Kamara 1:49:38.810 --> 1:49:42.530 ran nine times versus Vegas, four per run. Kendra Miller 1:49:42.550 --> 1:49:43.410 will see a bump in. 1:49:43.410 --> 1:49:43.990 Action, too. 1:49:44.350 --> 1:49:47.810 Tyler Shuck broke off a 36-yard run last week that 1:49:47.870 --> 1:49:50.590 helped boost New Orleans' rush total all the way up 1:49:50.630 --> 1:49:52.929 to 148 by the time the game was over. 1:49:53.630 --> 1:49:58.260 Off and running, Tyler Shuck with so much pace! All 1:49:58.280 --> 1:50:00.200 the way towards the 30! 1:50:00.200 --> 1:50:04.000 Shuck hits this contest off a career-high 4TD game, too. 1:50:04.470 --> 1:50:08.840 rate over 100, over 250 yards, still looking very much 1:50:08.939 --> 1:50:11.059 like the answer to their QB position. 1:50:11.300 --> 1:50:14.820 Again with time, floats, a lobby, and a first down, 1:50:14.840 --> 1:50:17.979 and gets out of bounds, the perfect duo. 1:50:18.300 --> 1:50:21.710 Shock, 250 plus yards in each game so far, Saints 1:50:21.850 --> 1:50:25.050 offense at least 24 points in each game, 27 in 1:50:25.070 --> 1:50:27.849 their week three loss still looking good on third down 1:50:28.010 --> 1:50:30.490 and in the red zone nine for 15 moving the 1:50:30.570 --> 1:50:34.640 sticks perfect four for four inside the 20. 1:50:34.640 --> 1:50:39.660 Shock fires right on target touchdown no offense. 1:50:40.300 --> 1:50:43.600 Atlanta's defense back on track after a rough week two 1:50:43.680 --> 1:50:46.849 versus Carolina and amazing how much it helps when you're 1:50:46.890 --> 1:50:50.560 not battling your own offense. Held Green Bay to 14 points, 1:50:50.700 --> 1:50:52.740 so have held two of their three opponents to fewer 1:50:52.780 --> 1:50:55.860 than 21 points. They also hit this game off a 1:50:55.900 --> 1:50:59.019 good enough showing versus the pass, gave up over 300 1:50:59.020 --> 1:51:02.560 yards to Jordan Love, but he threw 53 times. They 1:51:02.620 --> 1:51:05.250 held him under six yards per attempt, picked him off 1:51:05.390 --> 1:51:06.650 for a mid-70s rate. 1:51:06.710 --> 1:51:10.630 Meanwhile, that is intercepted, and this time, watch. To put 1:51:10.710 --> 1:51:12.790 a Final ribbon on this baby. 1:51:13.090 --> 1:51:16.110 Secondary Shuck takes on, gave up 96 yards and a 1:51:16.130 --> 1:51:19.250 TD to Christian Watson, 100 yards and a touchdown to 1:51:19.290 --> 1:51:23.160 Matthew Golden. Next-gen stats tagged cornerback Mike Hughes with a 1:51:23.200 --> 1:51:26.740 touchdown allowed and a team high 89 yards. He gave 1:51:26.800 --> 1:51:30.480 up 67 the week before, so trying to re-find his groove. 1:51:30.960 --> 1:51:34.010 Four guys see most of Shuck's throws. Devon Bailey, 39 1:51:34.010 --> 1:51:38.540 yards last week. Chris Olave, of course, plenty capable of 1:51:38.600 --> 1:51:41.240 taking advantage of Atlanta's giving up all those yards to 1:51:41.300 --> 1:51:46.050 Watson and Golden. Olave, 107 last week, 86-plus in all 1:51:46.090 --> 1:51:48.269 three games, 100-plus twice. 1:51:48.570 --> 1:51:51.790 Right on cue, two feet down, yes sir. 1:51:52.090 --> 1:51:54.229 Noah Fant caught two of Shuck's touchdowns. 1:51:54.330 --> 1:51:56.589 They're tied in, why not? It's Fant! 1:51:57.310 --> 1:52:00.900 And Fant strutting by the pylon, he's rolled short. 1:52:01.220 --> 1:52:02.580 No, give him a touchdown! 1:52:02.680 --> 1:52:05.320 And fellow tight end Jawan Johnson, the recipient of his 1:52:05.460 --> 1:52:08.340 other two TDs, went for 53 yards as well. 1:52:08.520 --> 1:52:12.460 And this time a throw. Shaq finds Johnson. The tight 1:52:12.640 --> 1:52:15.800 end makes one miss to the sideline. 1:52:16.040 --> 1:52:18.939 Atlanta's pass rush only came up with one sack on 1:52:18.970 --> 1:52:23.110 those 50-plus attempts. Still, how about pressuring him over 40% 1:52:23.110 --> 1:52:26.309 of the time and they barely blitzed? They have a 1:52:26.330 --> 1:52:29.530 40-plus percent pressure rate through Week 3, have only sent 1:52:29.550 --> 1:52:33.430 5-plus 19% of the time. That's a nice ratio if 1:52:33.470 --> 1:52:34.310 they can keep it up. 1:52:34.870 --> 1:52:39.550 Second down, 10. Love tries to escape, and then gets 1:52:39.590 --> 1:52:42.990 taken down from behind nicely by Cameron Thomas. 1:52:43.370 --> 1:52:47.070 Shuck only took two sacks on 42 pass attempts versus Vegas, 1:52:47.400 --> 1:52:52.660 faced pressure less than 20% of the time, which is nothing, basically. However, 1:52:52.979 --> 1:52:56.420 he lost two fumbles on those sacks. Saints turned the 1:52:56.439 --> 1:53:00.120 ball over four times to the Raiders. improved ball security 1:53:00.200 --> 1:53:10.780 at the top of their honey-do list this week. Falcons 1:53:10.820 --> 1:53:13.889 defenders should be fresh when facing the run they had 1:53:13.939 --> 1:53:18.370 last week off. They only faced nine Packers runs, 1.9 1:53:18.370 --> 1:53:21.690 yards per carry allowed. They've held each team faced to 1:53:21.729 --> 1:53:23.229 fewer than 70 rush yards.