Speaker 1: Nowhere wolves in London this week, but there are jaguars
Speaker 1: and bears, including Caleb Williams, who last week looked like
Speaker 1: a dog. I was told I only get one animal
Speaker 1: pun per show, so I will leave the rest of
Speaker 1: Cole Comet, who caught up with our Stacy Dales.
Speaker 2: Russell Wilson finally off the injury.
Speaker 1: Report, so what will it take for him to get
Speaker 1: on the field, maybe even Sunday against the Raiders. We
Speaker 1: go inside the Steelers evolving QB conundrum.
Speaker 2: No words for steamrolling people on this show.
Speaker 1: We were told that was taken, but we do have
Speaker 1: one of Kyle Brandt's favorite angry runners, Lions running back
Speaker 1: David Montgomery will be here to tell us how he
Speaker 1: plans to stiff arm that Cowboys. D We would never
Speaker 1: stiff arm you in real life. That could be a felony.
Speaker 1: Welcome inside with the Insiders alongside Ian Rapaport, I am
Speaker 1: Tom Pelisero. Week six guys off to a wild start
Speaker 1: last night in Seattle. We've got some injury fallout from
Speaker 1: that in just a little bit, but first let's look
Speaker 1: ahead at some pretty significant injuries impacting the rest of
Speaker 1: this Week six slate. End quite possibly a bunch of
Speaker 1: your fantasy teams. Jon Robinson he's off the injury report,
Speaker 1: good to go. Nick Chubb still working his way back
Speaker 1: from the knee. This would be early. He's been ruled out.
Speaker 1: So it is Jonathan Taylor that's two to row with
Speaker 1: a high ankle sprain. Brian Robinson Junior listed is questionable again,
Speaker 1: once again listed as a game time decision. Though Robinson
Speaker 1: played last week what seemed to bode well. Also, the
Speaker 1: Bills running back James Cook not practicing Thursday or Friday
Speaker 1: because of a toe issue. Let's see if he gets
Speaker 1: out there on Saturday. If not, that would be a
Speaker 1: big loss as they get set to face the Jeff
Speaker 1: Oldrick led Jeds Jets rather on Monday night.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, I mentioned it the Steelers are gonna.
Speaker 1: Have Russell Wilson in uniform and technically active this time
Speaker 1: as the number two quarterback this week. Mike Tomlin said
Speaker 1: that is the likely scenario, which means once again, Justin
Speaker 1: Fields is QB one for Pittsburgh Ian. We continue to
Speaker 1: take these kind of baby steps toward Russell Wilson actually
Speaker 1: playing in a football game. There's a plausible scenario here
Speaker 1: if Justin Fields gets banged up during the course of
Speaker 1: the game, whatever it might be, that Wilson would be
Speaker 1: the next man up. But what does it say to
Speaker 1: you that, here we are week six, the calf is
Speaker 1: fully healed, He's a full participant in practice. It still
Speaker 1: Fields for now getting a nod against Vegas.
Speaker 3: Justin Fields is the starter and he's earned it. That's
Speaker 3: what this says to me. Now, Mike Tomlin has never
Speaker 3: come right out and said it, and if you notice,
Speaker 3: he has specifically avoided saying this guy, Justin Fields is
Speaker 3: my starting quarterback.
Speaker 4: And you know, I think that honestly.
Speaker 3: Makes sense considering the conversation they have with Russell Wilson
Speaker 3: before he signed. Considering Russell Wilson had pole position to
Speaker 3: be the starter before the spring and again into training camp.
Speaker 3: Russell Wilson, in his mind clearly believes that he is
Speaker 3: going to be the starter at some point. He has
Speaker 3: been positive, I would say optimistic, believing that would.
Speaker 4: Be the case. It's just you can't take Justin Fields
Speaker 4: off the field yet.
Speaker 3: I know the last couple of games have been a
Speaker 3: little bumpier, but certainly has done more than enough to
Speaker 3: solidify his job as the starting quarterback for this game.
Speaker 4: If he struggles again this game.
Speaker 3: If he's struggling, it'd have to Mike Toomin's going to
Speaker 3: face all of those questions that no coach really wants
Speaker 3: to face when Field goes out and wins. If he
Speaker 3: goes out and plays well, then it'll simply continue like this,
Speaker 3: with Russell Wilson being healthy and not the starting quarterback
Speaker 3: but ready if needed.
Speaker 1: Or perhaps at some point Russell Wilson saying maybe I'd
Speaker 1: rather go someplace else that I could actually play. I
Speaker 1: don't think the Steelers would be interested in that, after
Speaker 1: all the quarterbacks they went through last year. But there's
Speaker 1: a lot of interconnected parts here as we talk about
Speaker 1: how this evolves here in the coming weeks. The Colts
Speaker 1: also have a quarterback situation and it revolves around Anthony
Speaker 1: Richardson's oblique injury that he suffered a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 1: Now he didn't play last week. Joe Flacco got the nod.
Speaker 1: The Colts lost that game, but Flacco played at a
Speaker 1: really high level. Richardson was a full participant in practice
Speaker 1: on Thursday, limited on the injury report on Friday, they're
Speaker 1: listing him as questionable Shane steiken is indicated that that
Speaker 1: is going to be a game time decision. Ian, It's
Speaker 1: gonna be interesting to see at a time that Shane
Speaker 1: Steikeen has made abundantly clear Anthony richards is the starter
Speaker 1: if healthy. Is he one hundred percent healthy and ready
Speaker 1: to go this week?
Speaker 3: Well, first of all, it seems like he is not
Speaker 3: one hundred percent healthy to go this week.
Speaker 4: I'm not saying he's not going to play.
Speaker 3: The indications have been, especially because he was a full
Speaker 3: participant on Thursday, the indications have been that he will
Speaker 3: probably play, is going to be they said, game time decision.
Speaker 3: There is always a chance that they check him out
Speaker 3: tomorrow and they end up changing his status member. They
Speaker 3: did that last week, downgraded him to doubtful. I believe
Speaker 3: it was downgraded him to doubtful giving us an indication
Speaker 3: that Joe.
Speaker 4: Flacco would start. So his status could always change.
Speaker 3: But they've been very specific too, saying that Anthony Richardson
Speaker 3: is the starter when fully healthy, but if he was
Speaker 3: limited in practice on Friday, if he still lists with
Speaker 3: that oblique injury that some including me, have called a
Speaker 3: hip injury, it's all interconnected. Speaking of interconnected it's all
Speaker 3: basically the same. Does that open a window for Joe
Speaker 3: Flacco to start if Richardson isn't feeling one hundred hundred
Speaker 3: percent That's what it seems like to me. That Richardson
Speaker 3: goes out and warms up and if he's not somehow
Speaker 3: himself maybe then Flacco ends up going.
Speaker 1: And then by the way, I want to get Will
Speaker 1: They've made clear right, they've said Will Levis is the starter.
Speaker 2: If he is healthy, he's off the report and he
Speaker 2: is going to go right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And this is where the team thought it would be, uh,
Speaker 3: you know, to start the weekend, and really thought it
Speaker 3: would be to start last week as well.
Speaker 4: They had to buy he had an ac injury.
Speaker 3: Remember landed hard doing that kind of superman dive uh
Speaker 3: early on in the in their.
Speaker 4: Game two weeks ago, right before the bye.
Speaker 3: All indications oar Levis has had a really good week
Speaker 3: of practice, and now it starts where you know, what
Speaker 3: they want and we've talked to this before. What they
Speaker 3: want is for him to go out and play mistake
Speaker 3: free football and really limit some of the gaps that
Speaker 3: he's at earlier. He's healthy enough to play. He is
Speaker 3: healthy enough to limit some of those issues. We saw
Speaker 3: a little bit of Mason Rudolph. The hope is that
Speaker 3: you don't see more of them, but Levis certainly needs
Speaker 3: to play in a way that he does not always
Speaker 3: or hasn't always this season.
Speaker 1: Well saw another forty nine Ers running back get banged
Speaker 1: up last night. It was Jordan Mason who was sidelined
Speaker 1: because of a shoulder injury. I made the mistake of
Speaker 1: tweeting when he came back in to start the second half.
Speaker 1: Fantasy teams exhaled that he played one snap and we
Speaker 1: didn't see him again.
Speaker 2: What's the latest?
Speaker 5: Yep?
Speaker 4: Notice that? Yep?
Speaker 3: That was one of your all time jinxes. I would
Speaker 3: say not as bad as when Mike texted a group
Speaker 3: that about how great Jayden Daniels was. Then he threw
Speaker 3: an interception one play later. But anyway, Jordan Mason has
Speaker 3: an ac joint sprain, not considered to be made, considered
Speaker 3: to be day to day, which is good. They have
Speaker 3: extra days. They played last night. That was Thursday, today's Friday.
Speaker 3: There's games on Sunday and also Monday, and then the
Speaker 3: next week is when the forty nine Ers play. My
Speaker 3: understanding is he should be good to go, then this
Speaker 3: is an injury that he can manage. And the fact
Speaker 3: that the forty nine ers have come out and said
Speaker 3: Kyle Shannan had said it today, No Christian McCaffrey playing
Speaker 3: next week against the Chiefs makes you makes it all
Speaker 3: the more important that Jordan Mason be out there with
Speaker 3: the first team. Well though, as we saw from Isaac Garrendo,
Speaker 3: basically you could put anyone out there and they could
Speaker 3: run for eighty yards.
Speaker 1: There is no better Ian than the ian who is
Speaker 1: explaining how calendars work. Meanwhile, it's been a couple of
Speaker 1: weeks since we saw Giants wide receiver Molik Neighbors on
Speaker 1: the field, since he suffered a concussion in that Thursday
Speaker 1: night game. Once again ruled out for Sunday night's game
Speaker 1: against the Bengals. A significant losses, they come up on
Speaker 1: a pretty big game, an opportunity against the Bengals team
Speaker 1: that has been slumping but has a lot of talent.
Speaker 1: Brian Dable said that he is certainly progressing through the protocol,
Speaker 1: but not ready to roll just yet. That is just
Speaker 1: one of the other injuries to non running backs that
Speaker 1: we're monitoring here. There's even more running backs, including Devin Singletary,
Speaker 1: the Giants running back who was listed as questionable, he
Speaker 1: said at last week's game because of a groin injury.
Speaker 1: Joe Mix has missed three straight games because that high
Speaker 1: ankle spring listed is questionable, so this is the closest
Speaker 1: he's been to returning. Michael Pittman Junior dealing with a
Speaker 1: back issue. He is also listed as questionable. Devonte Adams,
Speaker 1: no surprise there, he is out with a hamstring. In general,
Speaker 1: unhappiness and some good news, Eagles wide receivers AJ Brown
Speaker 1: and Devonte Smith both off the injury report and expected
Speaker 1: to play for a Philadelphia team that needs them badly
Speaker 1: as they get the set to take on the Browns.
Speaker 1: A former Eagle who we only have highlights of wearing
Speaker 1: an Eagles uniform because he's not even practice with the Jets,
Speaker 1: Hassan Reddick remains a holdout. He's approaching ten million dollars
Speaker 1: deep in fines and lost salary.
Speaker 2: He needs a new agent as well.
Speaker 3: Yes, his agents at CAIA have parted ways with Hassan Reddick,
Speaker 3: and it rarely happens the way this happened. Almost never,
Speaker 3: the agency deciding that they would not represent the player anymore.
Speaker 3: And you know, my understanding of this situation is, Hassan
Speaker 3: Reddick has received all sorts of advice. There has been
Speaker 3: work on his behalf, from his agents at CAAA, to
Speaker 3: people close to him, to his family. There's been advice
Speaker 3: on trying to get him to show up and stop
Speaker 3: getting fined and take what is there and just show
Speaker 3: up and play. And if he don't get the multi
Speaker 3: year deal that he wants, and obviously that is no
Speaker 3: longer happening, then go out kill it and cash it
Speaker 3: next year. Hassan Redick, if my understanding, has basically stopped responding,
Speaker 3: stopped talking to anyone. And at that point, if the
Speaker 3: agent's not getting the callback, if the agent is not
Speaker 3: if the advice is being given and not followed, then
Speaker 3: what are we doing. Hassan Reddick fired by CIA and
Speaker 3: now his meeting set up with new agents.
Speaker 2: And this is how things happen when you're throwing good
Speaker 2: money after bad, which he continues to do. We got
Speaker 2: games this weekend.
Speaker 1: It all kicks off very very early in London right
Speaker 1: here on NFL Network. It is the Jaguars and the Bears.
Speaker 1: Who's tight end. Cole commit caught up with our Stacey
Speaker 1: Dale's in London.
Speaker 6: What an absolute delight to be joined by tight end
Speaker 6: Cole Commett of the Chicago Bears here in London.
Speaker 7: Welcome.
Speaker 8: Yeah, this is great. Yeah, this is awesome, crazy cool
Speaker 8: set up here in London has been awesome. And the
Speaker 8: setup here at Hansbury has been great so far.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and the setup with your offense has been pretty
Speaker 6: damn good too. It has been a couple of games
Speaker 6: to be clicking two in a row's what's been clicking well.
Speaker 8: I think it's hard not to mention the quarterback Caleb
Speaker 8: has been outstanding, I think the past two weeks, and
Speaker 8: you know, obviously seeing that the solvit numbers climb up
Speaker 8: last week and the week before against the Rams, were
Speaker 8: super efficient, making really good decisions all the type of things,
Speaker 8: and really just operating the.
Speaker 7: Offense at a really high level.
Speaker 8: And I think us around him, you know, we've been
Speaker 8: doing a better job of communicating and being more detailed
Speaker 8: in our stuff, and I think that's led to get
Speaker 8: success in the offense.
Speaker 6: He told us in meetings this week, call that you
Speaker 6: guys are are locker meets. You get guys have been
Speaker 6: really close. Actually invited him to your engagement party.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 6: He also told us that you were the first one
Speaker 6: in the huddle to say you're wrong. Yeah yeah, tell
Speaker 6: us what that was those moments were like earlier.
Speaker 8: Well, I think for me it comes from respective of
Speaker 8: helping him out, and you know, you want him to
Speaker 8: let him figure out in the huddle all those things.
Speaker 8: But I feel like I know the playbook and I
Speaker 8: know our offense pretty well, and I know if I
Speaker 8: hear those first three words, I know that I know
Speaker 8: if he's on the right track or not.
Speaker 7: So try and get him on the right track as
Speaker 7: much as I can.
Speaker 8: And that was happening early on in OTAs, but that's
Speaker 8: been much less, you know now, and he's become a
Speaker 8: master of himself of the offense, and it's been really
Speaker 8: cool to see it and make it his own as well.
Speaker 6: Master of the offense tell me more like from week
Speaker 6: one to now, the pastor and just keeps jumping.
Speaker 4: But what specifically is.
Speaker 2: He figured out.
Speaker 8: I think he's just gaining more confidence himself in terms
Speaker 8: of telling coach what he likes and what he feels
Speaker 8: comfortable with and obviously recognizing defensive coverages and all those things,
Speaker 8: and those are things that as a rookie that it's
Speaker 8: really hard to pick up early on, and he's done
Speaker 8: a good job week to week getting better and better
Speaker 8: at those things. And you know, I know, the guys
Speaker 8: around him, including myself and the long the receivers in
Speaker 8: the offensive line, we've been helping him as much as
Speaker 8: we can. But he's just done a great job of
Speaker 8: learning and becoming a true pro and you know, just
Speaker 8: really proud of how far has come so far.
Speaker 6: Two things that I've loved with this offense that has
Speaker 6: changed in my just vantage point is they're using you
Speaker 6: a lot. You've been outstanding, and there's a significant difference
Speaker 6: in the run game. Give us an explanation on your
Speaker 6: involvement in this thing, and then just how much that
Speaker 6: ground game will starting with Swift.
Speaker 8: Yes, yeah, well I think with myself, I know, we
Speaker 8: have a lot of pieces here, and it's cool to
Speaker 8: be in a room, in an offensive group when you
Speaker 8: got Deandro Swift in the backfield, obviously myself at tight end,
Speaker 8: you got Keenan Allen and DJ Moore to the top
Speaker 8: receivers in the league, and then Ron Maduonzay, who's just
Speaker 8: been absolutely fantastic, And you know, I know his production
Speaker 8: has been crazy outstanding.
Speaker 7: But if you watch him.
Speaker 8: Turn on the film, he's doing some really really good
Speaker 8: stuff and I've been really proud.
Speaker 7: Of him and what he's been doing so far. Just
Speaker 7: a true pro.
Speaker 8: So we got a lot of good talent on our offense,
Speaker 8: and trying to figure out how how bad outfits in
Speaker 8: the puzzle you know, might have been was a little
Speaker 8: bit difficult, I think in the first couple of weeks.
Speaker 7: But I think we found a good little formula here
Speaker 7: so far.
Speaker 8: And yeah, I know, but you know, being more involved
Speaker 8: in the run game has been big, I think, and
Speaker 8: you know, helping Swift out with some of that stuff,
Speaker 8: and then you know Rochean coming in and being able
Speaker 8: the guy that could be on the goal line and
Speaker 8: just get that tough yard and doing all those things.
Speaker 8: So I think we're playing in the guy's strengths more
Speaker 8: often now the past couple weeks, and I think that's
Speaker 8: benefited everybody.
Speaker 6: Is there anything that surprised you about the rookie quarterback
Speaker 6: in just an astounding way?
Speaker 7: Well, the first when.
Speaker 8: I first met him, it was you hear all the
Speaker 8: all the stuff about all the rumors about who he
Speaker 8: is and his personality and how he's like some locker
Speaker 8: room diva and it just couldn't be more of the opposite.
Speaker 8: So he is, he's the man, he's the best, and
Speaker 8: he's uh. He just brings a great presence to the
Speaker 8: locker room and a great energy and you know, we love.
Speaker 6: Having him around, enjoyed taking him.
Speaker 7: I will, I will, I'll join Tottenham. I'm looking forward to.
Speaker 6: A lot of Bears fans traveled.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it looks like they do. I haven't seen round London,
Speaker 7: so that's been.
Speaker 6: Good, right bear down Cole comment, thanks so much.
Speaker 7: Yep.
Speaker 1: Forty nine Ers have a stud young quarterback as well,
Speaker 1: and brock Purty delivered over and over last night in
Speaker 1: a win over the Seahawks.
Speaker 2: What else do we take away from a big night.
Speaker 1: In the NFC West Our Brian Baldinger will be here
Speaker 1: to break it all down next on The Insiders. Gino
Speaker 1: Smith and the Seahawks trying to snap a two game
Speaker 1: losing streak against the forty nine Ers, and brock Purty,
Speaker 1: who entered at four to know in his career against Seattle.
Speaker 2: Spoiler alert, he did not take a loss.
Speaker 1: That ball seemed to hang up in the air forever
Speaker 1: but it found Deebo Samuel. One of those nights where
Speaker 1: everything brock Party butt in the air turned into gold.
Speaker 1: That one right there made it ten to nothing in
Speaker 1: favor of the forty nine Ers. Fourth quarter, now Seahawks
Speaker 1: actually within twenty three seventeen. This got interesting, and then,
Speaker 1: as Mike McDonald said today, Geno Smith threw it into
Speaker 1: a team picture. That's a big interception for Ronardo Green
Speaker 1: DK Metcalf very frustrated Gino Smith trying to put those
Speaker 1: childhood karate lessons to use and break the Microsoft surface tablet.
Speaker 1: You're not going to be able to do that, sir one.
Speaker 1: More of the forty nine Ers ensuing drive Purty George Kittle,
Speaker 1: the ribs are just fine his second touchdown of the night.
Speaker 1: Go celebrate with the wife. Forty nine Ers win thirty
Speaker 1: six to twenty four. Welcome back to the Insiders, Tom Pelicero,
Speaker 1: now joined by our Brian Baldinger.
Speaker 2: Baldi, break it down.
Speaker 1: What's your biggest takeaway off that NFC West thriller The quarterback?
Speaker 9: The quarterback was a difference. Brock Party was very good
Speaker 9: for the second time this season so far in six games.
Speaker 9: He threw three touchdowns and interceptions, they put up a
Speaker 9: season high thirty six points. The touchdowns to George Kittle
Speaker 9: were absolute dimes. I mean the throw over the middle, well,
Speaker 9: I mean one throw after another that we could just
Speaker 9: go through them right here. But from the pocket, you know,
Speaker 9: finding a Kittle right there. He had a big, big
Speaker 9: Knight and you know it could be anybody.
Speaker 10: In any given night.
Speaker 9: But when you make a throw like that to be
Speaker 9: Julian Love, like he's throwing that to a postage stamp
Speaker 9: right in front of the pyelone, that's perfect. This throw
Speaker 9: second read split the safeties right there. Jenkins in Love
Speaker 9: can't throw it any better than that one right there.
Speaker 10: So I thought rock Perty was actually know.
Speaker 9: The other thing he does, though, Tom is he escapes,
Speaker 9: he stands, and then he creates.
Speaker 10: He's excellent with his legs. He's amongst the league elites.
Speaker 9: And then the run game, I mean this guy, Isaac Corndo,
Speaker 9: I mean, look, Jordan Mason starts the game off with
Speaker 9: this thirty eight yarder right now presently going into this weekend,
Speaker 9: he leads the league in rushing.
Speaker 10: He's been outstanding.
Speaker 9: But he goes out with that shoulder injury and in
Speaker 9: comes the rookie, and the rookie was fantastic.
Speaker 10: I mean he has his you know, ten carries.
Speaker 9: He has ninety nine yards, including the longest run and
Speaker 9: the longest play from scrimmage this year, this seventy six
Speaker 9: yard run.
Speaker 10: He's got top flight speed.
Speaker 9: That's why they drafted him at two hundred and twenty
Speaker 9: pounds and give him the carries like I don't know,
Speaker 9: like just maybe everybody can get a hundred yards. In
Speaker 9: San Francisco, they ran the ball very, very well, and
Speaker 9: it's always been how they want to get these games
Speaker 9: started and how they want to.
Speaker 10: Execute their offense.
Speaker 9: It's always going to come back to the run game,
Speaker 9: and Grendo stepped up when Jordan Mason went down forty.
Speaker 1: Nine ers in Seahawks now tie atop the NFC West,
Speaker 1: though Ian the Cardinals have a chance to pull on
Speaker 1: that picture as well this weekend.
Speaker 3: From the forty nine ers to the team that beat
Speaker 3: them last week. That was kind of a great game
Speaker 3: the Arizona Cardinals. The resurgent Arizona Cardinals and one of
Speaker 3: the stunners of this NFL season. We saw Kyler Murray
Speaker 3: wave goodbye to everyone just a little bit early and
Speaker 3: there was a lot to like from the Cardinals, and
Speaker 3: I think something that really made us look at them
Speaker 3: in a little bit of a different way. I want
Speaker 3: to bring in our good friend Omar Ruiz, who, of
Speaker 3: course has seen plenty of well Packers. You saw last
Speaker 3: week live, You've seen plenty of the Arizona Cardinals. Been
Speaker 3: there all week at practice, Omar, thank you for joining
Speaker 3: us on the insiders.
Speaker 4: Cardo's offense a lot to like.
Speaker 3: Can they find consistency this week against a Packers defense
Speaker 3: that has had plenty of takeaways?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what they're looking for.
Speaker 11: Ian Cardinals offense so far this season has been perfect
Speaker 11: in a couple of big categories. They are seven for seven,
Speaker 11: scoring touchdowns every time they've been in a goal to
Speaker 11: go situation, and every game so far this season they're
Speaker 11: opening possession five for five they've scored touchdowns. Now, I
Speaker 11: ask Kyler Murray, is that just giving an unscripted look
Speaker 11: on that first opening series? And he said it could
Speaker 11: be some of that, but against the forty nine ers
Speaker 11: it was a two play series, he said. More importantly,
Speaker 11: it's the attitude that they come out with that they
Speaker 11: want to hit their opponents in the mouth. They want
Speaker 11: to play fast, they want to play physical, they want
Speaker 11: to play aggressively, and that's what they've done and that's
Speaker 11: what they hope to continue to do in lambeau Field.
Speaker 11: And they know they're going against that Packer defense that
Speaker 11: leads the league in takeaways, highlighted by Xavier McKinny and
Speaker 11: those five interceptions Kyler Murray saying they're not going to
Speaker 11: play scared against mcginney. But Jonathan Gannon told me they'll
Speaker 11: be aware where McKinny is, and more importantly, they'll know
Speaker 11: why McKinny has been so successful so far this season
Speaker 11: and look to avoid those situations.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just make sure you know where he is and
Speaker 3: just try to throw the ball somewhere where he's not.
Speaker 4: I think that's probably good advice. Let's flip this around.
Speaker 3: You get a really young, talented, young Cardinals secondary going
Speaker 3: against a really prolific Green Bay Packers passing him.
Speaker 4: How does that break down for you?
Speaker 3: And then you know there's another kind of cool family
Speaker 3: story tell on.
Speaker 4: Don't you tell us about the mountains too?
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, we'll get to that in just a second.
Speaker 11: Ian, But I asked Jonathan Gannon their wins so far
Speaker 11: this season, have been against Kyle Shanahan of the forty
Speaker 11: nine ers, Sean McVay and the Rams, and now they
Speaker 11: face Matt Lafleur and the Packers. And you were recalling
Speaker 11: several years ago when you would face one of those guys,
Speaker 11: you'd have a pretty good idea later in the season
Speaker 11: when you would face one of the others. And I
Speaker 11: asked Gann and if that's still a pl now that
Speaker 11: they've been head coaches for so long independent of one another,
Speaker 11: and he says, certainly, when they're watching the Packers tape,
Speaker 11: they see some things that they recognize that the forty
Speaker 11: nine ers like to do. They recognize some things at
Speaker 11: the Rams like to do. Matt Lafleur has emerged as
Speaker 11: such a great play caller in his own right, such
Speaker 11: a great head coach that Josh Jacobs and this prolific
Speaker 11: offense is something that they have to have a healthy
Speaker 11: respect for independently. But what jumps out to them is
Speaker 11: how they frequently like to go deep, how Jordan Love
Speaker 11: likes to push the ball downfield. And so Cardinals defenders
Speaker 11: and talking to them this week, they'll.
Speaker 2: Be very aware of that. They've noticed some tendencies about
Speaker 2: Jordan Love.
Speaker 11: They'll look to capitalize on Jordan Love's five interceptions in
Speaker 11: his three games, Cardinals looking to add to that. And
Speaker 11: perhaps nobody more excited about this matchup than Max Melton
Speaker 11: about to go against his brother Bo Melton. They grew
Speaker 11: up in the backyard playing against one another. They faced
Speaker 11: each other for two years at Rutgers in practice and
Speaker 11: now for the first time they'll go against each other
Speaker 11: in the NFL. To have several family and friends making
Speaker 11: the trip from New Jersey, so they couldn't be more
Speaker 11: thrilled to go against this which really, like you mentioned,
Speaker 11: I a young secondary for the Cardinals against a young
Speaker 11: Packers receiving course, so that should be a great matchup
Speaker 11: within the matchup to watch on Sunday.
Speaker 3: I'm not watching this game unless I see a lot
Speaker 3: of shots of the half Melton jersey, you know, one
Speaker 3: green and one red or whatever the colors end up
Speaker 3: being like, that's I'm not watching and guaranteed to see that.
Speaker 3: There you go, Omar, Thank you very much as always
Speaker 3: for joining us. Looking forward to having you back very
Speaker 3: very soon. Did we mention that there's a game in
Speaker 3: London this week? Did we mention that there were two
Speaker 3: big time, big name quarterbacks. Both of them, by the way,
Speaker 3: were former number one overall picks. We got Trevor versus
Speaker 3: Caleb and man, there is a lot to like.
Speaker 4: Let's get into it. Coming up next on The Insiders.
Speaker 1: Finally, some good news on the injury front for the Eagles.
Speaker 1: Davante Smith, who missed lest game with the concussion, he
Speaker 1: is back.
Speaker 7: So is A J.
Speaker 1: Brown, who has missed a significant amount of time with
Speaker 1: his hamstring injury. Right tackle Lane Johnson also back in
Speaker 1: the mix for a Philadelphia team that sure needs to
Speaker 1: get a little spark going coming out of the Buy.
Speaker 1: Welcome back to the Insiders, joined once again by our
Speaker 1: friend Brian Baldinger. Baldi, you got the game on Sunday.
Speaker 1: It is Eagles, Browns.
Speaker 2: What are you looking for?
Speaker 10: I'm looking for an improved Eagles defense.
Speaker 7: Tom.
Speaker 9: You know, they're coming off the Buy, coming off the
Speaker 9: worst game before that against Tampa in Tampa where they
Speaker 9: really didn't play well at all in any phase of
Speaker 9: the game, and so I'm looking for them to rebound.
Speaker 9: It really kind of starts up front, I believe with
Speaker 9: jay Leen Carter when he played his best game of
Speaker 9: the year in New Orleans. The Saints scored twelve points.
Speaker 9: He affected this game. He sets the tempo up front.
Speaker 9: He's their best defensive player and he has to emerge
Speaker 9: because when he's the force, everybody around who plays better.
Speaker 9: And so you know we're going to see a chance
Speaker 9: here for you know, some of these young guys. Dejine
Speaker 9: probably gets to start at the nickel. You probably see
Speaker 9: Quinnon Mitchell at corner. You want to see Darius Slay.
Speaker 9: I mean they have two interceptions, two takeaways all year,
Speaker 9: both by Reid Blanket Ship. You'd like to see other
Speaker 9: guys get involved in either forcing fumbles or taking the
Speaker 9: ball away. That starts with pressure upfront from their defensive
Speaker 9: line led by jay Lencarter. I'm looking for that group
Speaker 9: to kind of lead to charge at Lincoln Financial Field
Speaker 9: on Sunday afternoon.
Speaker 2: Baldy, you're the best. Thank you as always.
Speaker 1: That is a one game Eastern kickoff on Sunday, which
Speaker 1: means we're to be three and a half hours into
Speaker 1: football because live from London, Trevor Lawrence and the Jaguars
Speaker 1: take on Caleb Williams and the Bears right here on
Speaker 1: NFL Network. So rise, shine and watch Sunday October thirteenth.
Speaker 1: That's two days away, nine thirty am Eastern only on
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Speaker 1: Already in London, our Stacy Dibbs.
Speaker 6: As the Jags and Bears get set to face off
Speaker 6: on Sunday here in London, Jacksonville is certainly hoping it
Speaker 6: can build upon its first victory of the year. Head
Speaker 6: coach Doug Peterson talking this week though and reminding us
Speaker 6: they had a couple of games in London last year.
Speaker 6: They won both of them could serve as an opportunity
Speaker 6: to really start a hot streak for this group as
Speaker 6: they see the Patriots next week. But they've got to
Speaker 6: get through the Bears, who have won two in a row.
Speaker 6: And we know the defense is good, but the offense
Speaker 6: has certainly evolved. One of the messages from head coach
Speaker 6: Matt Eberfluss to his young rookie quarterback Caleb Williams to
Speaker 6: get things underway this season is you've got to know
Speaker 6: this offense inside and out. It's going to take some time.
Speaker 6: You got to know it to get your teammates to
Speaker 6: respect you, and then you have got to go to them.
Speaker 6: You are the orchestrator of this thing, and that is
Speaker 6: exactly what has happened. The dialogue has gone up between
Speaker 6: Williams and his playmakers and you are seeing it manifest
Speaker 6: on the field. He has, in his words, told us
Speaker 6: this week, he's more disciplined at the quarterback position. The
Speaker 6: offensive line has held a firmer pocket, and the run
Speaker 6: game has been much better DeAndre Swift since Week four
Speaker 6: two hundred and eighty five yards from scrimmage, and they're
Speaker 6: hoping some of that complimentary football can show up here
Speaker 6: in London as the Bears look for win number four
Speaker 6: this season.
Speaker 1: Thank you Stacey, as we welcome back Ian Rapport and
Speaker 1: welcome in our buddy Adam Rank inside with NFL Fantasy Live.
Speaker 1: All Right, you got Bears Jaguars on Sunday in London.
Speaker 1: Who's somebody ranked?
Speaker 2: You get it? Do you want to crown in this
Speaker 2: game from that Bears team?
Speaker 4: I'm gonna go with Keenan Allen. As we've seen.
Speaker 12: We've seen a lot of people talking about Roma Dunesay
Speaker 12: this week, but as the Bears continue to progress offensively,
Speaker 12: I think it's important to get Keenan Allen involved. I
Speaker 12: know that he dropped what would potentially have been Caleb
Speaker 12: Williams first touchdown pass of his career, and it's never
Speaker 12: been right since he's obviously battling some injuries and things
Speaker 12: like that. But he's got a great opportunity this week
Speaker 12: against the Jags, who have allowed the most fantasy points
Speaker 12: per game to wide receivers this season.
Speaker 4: They've given up the most receiving.
Speaker 12: Yards, and as this offense continues to grow, I think
Speaker 12: it's important to get Keenan Allen involved, and I think
Speaker 12: we're going to see a concerted effort right.
Speaker 4: There by on.
Speaker 3: Aren't the Jaguars the royal team? I mean, they're the
Speaker 3: ones who are in London all the time?
Speaker 4: Can you give me? Can you crown someone of the
Speaker 4: Jaguars for me? Please?
Speaker 12: You know I'm going to crown Travis Etn. And I
Speaker 12: think a lot of fantasy managers were freaking out last
Speaker 12: week because Tank Bigsby had a huge game and everybody
Speaker 12: was going nuts and they're like, what's happening with Travis Etn?
Speaker 12: But I honestly believe like it's a one game blip.
Speaker 12: These things happened during the course.
Speaker 2: Of his season.
Speaker 12: The Jags need to go back to him, need him
Speaker 12: to be well in order to be successful. And when
Speaker 12: you look at this, it might be a little bit
Speaker 12: of a fifty to fifty split, but I think that
Speaker 12: ETN has a good opportunity because one of the things
Speaker 12: that we've noticed about the Bears, they've not allowed a
Speaker 12: lot of points over the last what thirteen games, They've
Speaker 12: not allowed somebody to go over twenty one points. The
Speaker 12: thing is they give up a lot of yards, especially
Speaker 12: on the ground. We've seen Kyen Williams and Chuba Hubbard
Speaker 12: both get after them with some injuries. Defensively, I think
Speaker 12: they're going to try to establish a run, and I
Speaker 12: think this is a huge bounce back game for Travis
Speaker 12: ATM rank.
Speaker 3: Appreciate you as always, Thank you for joining us. Looking
Speaker 3: forward to seeing you in I don't know, just a
Speaker 3: couple of minutes.
Speaker 4: Meanwhile, go a way.
Speaker 3: We got better things to talk about, including that guy
Speaker 3: right there, David Montgomery, the star running back to the
Speaker 3: Detroit lines.
Speaker 4: Is he on my fantasy team and has been killing
Speaker 4: it this whole year. I don't know. Maybe we're not
Speaker 4: gonna ask him because that's just kind.
Speaker 3: Of rude, but we will celebrate him, and we will
Speaker 3: celebrate his angry runs coming up next on The Insiders.
Speaker 8: This isn't supposed to happen, dump it down and collision time.
Speaker 10: Boume, Come on, how am I not supposed to hype about.
Speaker 2: Dave because he's still going.
Speaker 12: He's still he's running through my heart and my segment and.
Speaker 8: Everybody with Seattle unbelievable bound.
Speaker 10: Oh, that's what I get out of bed for.
Speaker 2: That is football.
Speaker 10: That is physical, guys.
Speaker 12: It's going back to Detroit for the second time in
Speaker 12: one month.
Speaker 8: Day is taking over the segments I.
Speaker 10: Love you, I'm afraid of you.
Speaker 1: It is all coming up Hanna Lulu Blue. That's the
Speaker 1: bottom line because David bleeping.
Speaker 3: Montgomery set so, I mean, does it get any better
Speaker 3: than that? Seriously, the Detroit Lions have a stud on
Speaker 3: their hands in David Montgomery, and the fact that they
Speaker 3: have two of them and Jamier Gibbs makes this offense
Speaker 3: all better. Let me welcome in my good friend David
Speaker 3: Montgomery from the Detroit Lions, now the two time recipient
Speaker 3: of the GMFB stepter from Kyle Brant.
Speaker 4: David, let me ask you a question. When you see.
Speaker 3: Kyle do that and you're reliving those runs where you
Speaker 3: just put people in the dirt.
Speaker 4: What goes through your head?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think I'm a pretty self spoken person and
Speaker 5: I don't really talk much, but I think it's cool
Speaker 5: to see. But to see how much energy Kyle has
Speaker 5: and how contagious it is, I think it's super super
Speaker 5: cool to know that I'm a part of it.
Speaker 7: So, yeah, it's awesome.
Speaker 3: How much when you have runs like that? How much
Speaker 3: like how much recall do you have it? I'm like,
Speaker 3: you're do you just go dark? And it's like you
Speaker 3: you see the highlight and you're like, wow, did I
Speaker 3: just do that? Or are you like every second like
Speaker 3: I remember how his face when I hit him here?
Speaker 3: Like how much recall do you have when you have
Speaker 3: those kinds of runs?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I have more recall on like what I feel like
Speaker 5: I could have done better, you know, like I could
Speaker 5: have done so much more better in that play and
Speaker 5: I didn't, like I didn't, you know, use the best
Speaker 5: food that I had, or I didn't do everything as I.
Speaker 10: Could in that one run or that one play.
Speaker 5: So I think I'm always just trying to get better,
Speaker 5: trying to improve every chance I get.
Speaker 4: Interesting.
Speaker 3: So we came into showing the the duo of lines.
Speaker 3: Running backs, you got you, you got Jamiir Gibbs really
Speaker 3: one of the NFL, maybe the best NFL running back duo.
Speaker 3: I know you guys are always competitive. I know you
Speaker 3: push each other. What's it like in that running back
Speaker 3: room and you have two guys who have been as
Speaker 3: unbelievably productive as both of you guys have been.
Speaker 7: Uh, it's been great.
Speaker 5: I think it's rare that you are able to find
Speaker 5: two like humans who hold each other to a certain
Speaker 5: standard for one another, because we know we're capable of
Speaker 5: But if you're able to get a group of guys
Speaker 5: like everybody like only they always talk about like me
Speaker 5: and Jeer right, and that's important, but like no one
Speaker 5: really talks about like our room in told tavern right,
Speaker 5: Like we got.
Speaker 4: Some special dudes in that room.
Speaker 5: And Craig Reynolds, you know, Jamar JEFFERSONIONI Rocky, Like all
Speaker 5: of those guys got different kind of personalities, but they
Speaker 5: so well, like it said, a big, large amount. It
Speaker 5: makes you want to play for those guys, and it
Speaker 5: makes you want to, you know, hold each up to
Speaker 5: a high standard to where like when we had practicing,
Speaker 5: don't feel like practice. It feel like We're just trying
Speaker 5: to make each other better.
Speaker 3: Yeah, see that that all comes out on the field,
Speaker 3: just just the high standard that that everyone is held to.
Speaker 3: And you know the clips we were showing there of
Speaker 3: the Seattle game, your quarterback Jared Goff was I mean perfect?
Speaker 4: Was he was literally perfect?
Speaker 3: I don't does he surprise you anymore? Because I think
Speaker 3: a lot of people are watching were like GoF was perfect.
Speaker 3: But like you see it every day in practice, does
Speaker 3: that kind of performance surprise you?
Speaker 7: Not at all?
Speaker 5: By no means at all. I like to say, like
Speaker 5: Detroit is like the land of misfit toys, right, Like
Speaker 5: you get to a place like you got a group
Speaker 5: of guys who aren't working always the best, or you
Speaker 5: get a group of guys, you know, save Brown, like
Speaker 5: he didn't go first round.
Speaker 4: You know I didn't go first round.
Speaker 5: Everyone talks about Jared like come from La to here,
Speaker 5: Like it's just a lot of guys who just want
Speaker 5: to win, and they want to do it for one
Speaker 5: another and with one another, which makes us all play
Speaker 5: at a different kind of level to where we can
Speaker 5: hold each other account. So when you talk about Jared Golf,
Speaker 5: you ask me, like if my surprise no, not at all.
Speaker 5: Like I'm so excited for what I know he's going
Speaker 5: to do next and what he's capable of doing because
Speaker 5: he showcases it and he leads to us in a
Speaker 5: way to where it's contagious and infectious.
Speaker 3: Well, he also caught a pass, which a touchdown pass
Speaker 3: I believe.
Speaker 4: And look, he's a good athlete.
Speaker 3: I think that's not a surprise that that was a
Speaker 3: very cool looking play a couple of weeks ago, sort
Speaker 3: of a Philly special type thing. But here's my question,
Speaker 3: So you were I believe the fake on that play,
Speaker 3: but you played quarterback if I'm not mistaken, So why
Speaker 3: didn't you throw it?
Speaker 6: Like?
Speaker 4: That's kind of someone's that's messed up there? Right? No,
Speaker 4: na scared.
Speaker 5: We had the conversation, me and me and me and
Speaker 5: coach just had the conversation. We laughed about it a
Speaker 5: little bit, got a right from now you've seen it
Speaker 5: there he putting it on that so look, if it's working,
Speaker 5: it's sat down up like that shoe I blocked for him,
Speaker 5: very chance I get.
Speaker 3: Well, I will be rooting for you to throw a
Speaker 3: pass at some point before the season, Okay, I that
Speaker 3: is the one thing I will be rooting for I
Speaker 3: want to get to uh, I'm going to get to
Speaker 3: your head, Coach Dan Campbell.
Speaker 4: I mean we we've heard when the Lions win.
Speaker 3: What we do is we show his speech in the
Speaker 3: locker room because that's just a very very cool thing
Speaker 3: and we all enjoy it. When you go out and
Speaker 3: you get a hard, funck win, you guys work your
Speaker 3: butts off and then you get to hear Dan Campbell
Speaker 3: in the locker room. And is that something I know
Speaker 3: you've heard a lot of im for a lot of
Speaker 3: different coaches, but is that something that's still you know,
Speaker 3: you laugh about or it like kind of moves you. Like,
Speaker 3: what's it like in the room hearing Campbell speak like
Speaker 3: that after.
Speaker 5: A wins, you can hear a pin drop in there
Speaker 5: when Coach Campbell went talk like he in search the
Speaker 5: entire room from players to coach, to training staff to
Speaker 5: ownership everybody, and he's a passionate person and everything that
Speaker 5: come out of his mouth he means.
Speaker 7: So we all want to listen and make you.
Speaker 5: Want to go out there, like when people say, like
Speaker 5: you want to run through wall for Coach Campbell, I
Speaker 5: promise you when I thter I.
Speaker 4: Hear him, talk to how you curiousself and how he.
Speaker 2: Is every day.
Speaker 5: I want to run through whatever it got to be,
Speaker 5: a wall, anything, train, whatever's got to be. But Coach Campbell,
Speaker 5: he bring that out.
Speaker 4: You love that.
Speaker 3: So you have had a lot of experience in a life.
Speaker 3: Scouting America is one of them, boy Scouts of America.
Speaker 3: I know you were an ego Scout. I believe why
Speaker 3: don't you take me through why this is so special
Speaker 3: to you and detail for the people watching what you're
Speaker 3: involvement is.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think Scouting for me was a catalyst and
Speaker 5: a foundation for who I'm able to be to this day.
Speaker 5: You know, you learn things of great morality that allow
Speaker 5: you to know that you know, you've got to do
Speaker 5: something that everybody in the world is not familiar with
Speaker 5: or they don't know a lot about, but if you
Speaker 5: just jump into it and you embrace it, it makes
Speaker 5: you better as a person, as a human. And you know,
Speaker 5: I'm just blessed to be able to have an experience
Speaker 5: and have a partnership with Scout in America to where
Speaker 5: I could or I can continue to showcase what it
Speaker 5: looks like to be, you know, an egle Scout and
Speaker 5: a person who has high beliefs and what you know
Speaker 5: Scotty can do for an individual.
Speaker 10: And if you know, if there's people.
Speaker 5: Out there who don't know, you can visit be a
Speaker 5: Scout dot org and.
Speaker 7: You can learn everything else you need to know, all
Speaker 7: the informations on there.
Speaker 5: But I encourage all kids, all parents to try to
Speaker 5: get you know their children involved and to embrace that
Speaker 5: organization who will love you.
Speaker 4: Definitely.
Speaker 3: I will never forget my father. We finished like sixth
Speaker 3: in the Pinewood Derby. Very frustrating experience in my life. David,
Speaker 3: thank you very much for joining us as always. Really
Speaker 3: appreciate you everything you do off the field, and I
Speaker 3: think it's safe to say us at the network and
Speaker 3: of course Lions fans appreciate what you do on the
Speaker 3: field as well.
Speaker 10: Thank you for joining us.
Speaker 4: Hopefully we will have you back soon, of course, thank you.
Speaker 4: I appreciate you great stuff from David Montgomery.
Speaker 3: Really enjoyed hanging out with him, and I think it's
Speaker 3: time to go hang out with Do we want more
Speaker 3: Adam Rank?
Speaker 4: Can we get his six pack for week six? I
Speaker 4: don't think we have another choice.
Speaker 1: Well, Adam Rank might have needed a six pack to
Speaker 1: forget about the way that he lost his fantasy game
Speaker 1: last week.
Speaker 2: If you can't see it, that is Adam.
Speaker 1: Rank losing by one tenth of one point the old
Speaker 1: one twenty six point one four to one to twenty
Speaker 1: six point zero four loss on which Rank said, you're
Speaker 1: kidding me. No, we're not Rank, We're all that's not
Speaker 1: kidding that. Adam Rank is back with us. Tom Pelli Sera,
Speaker 1: Ian Rappaport here on the Insiders as we go inside
Speaker 1: the other guy with NFL Fantasy Live.
Speaker 2: For what I'm told is the Adam Rank six.
Speaker 1: Pack, not the one that they might have enjoyed last
Speaker 1: Monday night. Is that thing all right?
Speaker 2: Rake?
Speaker 1: I want you to start us off here. We got
Speaker 1: six players in total. Give me the first three and
Speaker 1: your six pack for week six.
Speaker 12: You know, by the way, I'm glad you found the
Speaker 12: edited version of that tweet and not the one that
Speaker 12: Todd Sperry called me on and is like Rank, you
Speaker 12: might want to lose one of the one of the
Speaker 12: words that you.
Speaker 10: Put in there.
Speaker 4: I'll let your imaginations run wild. I don't tell us,
Speaker 4: don't tell us, I want to tell you. I'll leave
Speaker 4: it very vague like that.
Speaker 2: But I will say I've got done with a few
Speaker 2: extra letters.
Speaker 12: But let's start with a quarterback that I absolutely love
Speaker 12: this week, and it's Daniel Jones. Now, I had an
Speaker 12: opportunity to fade the public at our NFL dot compix.
Speaker 12: I didn't do it because I'm a coward. But I
Speaker 12: do love Daniel Jones this week. Over the last couple
Speaker 12: of games, he's really shown a lot of production fantasy wise.
Speaker 12: He's had at least eighteen fantasy points in two out
Speaker 12: of his last three.
Speaker 4: As you see right there.
Speaker 12: The most important thing to me he is not turning
Speaker 12: the ball over three games with at least two touchdowns
Speaker 12: no interceptions. If Daniel Jones can protect the football because
Speaker 12: he gives you such a nice floor by running, he
Speaker 12: could be a really effective fantasy quarterback. So for anybody
Speaker 12: who might have Patrick Mahomes, who you probably should be
Speaker 12: starting anyways in fantasy, Daniel Jones is a pretty good option.
Speaker 12: Another good run running back I should say that I've
Speaker 12: been playing at great length is Chuba Hubbard. And I
Speaker 12: can't believe that there is anything left in Carolina after
Speaker 12: Ryan Poles fleees this team. I didn't know there was
Speaker 12: anything left to play in Carolina. We gave him Andy
Speaker 12: Dalton and Bryce Young and all we got was Caleb
Speaker 12: Williams and Djmore. But Chuba Hubbard has been excellent. Actually
Speaker 12: had a pretty nice game against the Bears. I think
Speaker 12: that this trend continues this week against the Cincinnati Bengals,
Speaker 12: a defense that has not been the same ever since
Speaker 12: they lost some key person in a why oh you know,
Speaker 12: I'm gonna give you another running back, Bucky Irving. I
Speaker 12: was on board with Bucky Irving a couple of months
Speaker 12: ago this summer, and people were all over me, all
Speaker 12: the kids on the internet ian like you don't know anything,
Speaker 12: and I'm like, listen, watch It'll be like Bucky Irving
Speaker 12: is going to get himself some playing time with his ability. Now,
Speaker 12: obviously he's been in a split with Rashad White. Rashad
Speaker 12: White is now on the injury report. He's doubtful for
Speaker 12: this coming weekend. Still, regardless of that, Bucky Irving had
Speaker 12: already shown that he was going to be a huge
Speaker 12: part of this offense. He's better than the early downs,
Speaker 12: but if he can mix in some of that passing production,
Speaker 12: the sky's the limit for him.
Speaker 3: A big week for Bucky Irving big week for me.
Speaker 3: I managed to count to three. I was wondering when
Speaker 3: you were going to do a little break. Now you've
Speaker 3: done three little break.
Speaker 4: Give me the rest of them.
Speaker 10: Okay, thank you so much. Ian.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna go like that game that I lost.
Speaker 12: If you were paying close attention, I lost because Chris Olave.
Speaker 2: Gave me three points.
Speaker 4: But I'm going back to him this week.
Speaker 12: I actually believe Spencer Rattler can be okay for Chris
Speaker 12: Alave because Spencer has already said, like, yeah, I'm just
Speaker 12: gonna throw the ball to Chris a Lave. It reminds
Speaker 12: me of last season when Aid and O'Connell first came
Speaker 12: in for the Las Vegas Raiders and he gave DeVante
Speaker 12: Adams like sixty targets, like right off the bat. I
Speaker 12: expect Chris a Lave to get a lot of targets.
Speaker 12: I think what it hurts is guys like Rashid Shahed
Speaker 12: who have been playing really well this season.
Speaker 4: Unfortunately. I think that this is a big uptick for Chris.
Speaker 12: It's not unfortunate for me because I'm playing him, but
Speaker 12: Chris Alave this week another wide receiver who might get
Speaker 12: a lot more opportunities is Tank Dell.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 12: Obviously, Nico Collins has established himself as one of the
Speaker 12: best receivers in the game. He's now on IR and
Speaker 12: Tank Dell has an opportunity. Now, if you've watched Tank
Speaker 12: Dell this season, he's really not looked like the Tank
Speaker 12: Dell of old. We've not really seen him get up
Speaker 12: to full speed after battling through some injuries during the offseason.
Speaker 12: But I do believe that given the opportunity in a
Speaker 12: pretty good matchup against the defense that has been struggling
Speaker 12: against wide receivers, I'm gonna go with him. And then
Speaker 12: finally listen, Dalton Kincaid's got it. We gotta get this going.
Speaker 12: Like I was convinced this entire offseason that Dalton Kincaid
Speaker 12: was going to come in and absolutely feast. Last year,
Speaker 12: he was the second most targeted player in this offense.
Speaker 12: Stefan Diggs is gone, Gave Davis is gone. We thought
Speaker 12: it was going to be all him even last year.
Speaker 12: At the end of last season, even when the Dawson
Speaker 12: was healthy and still playing, Dalton Kincaid was outscoring him.
Speaker 4: We just haven't seen it so far this season.
Speaker 1: Great great stuff as always before you go, can you
Speaker 1: bump us to break in your best Michael Kaine accent
Speaker 1: to promote the London game.
Speaker 2: Please go, sir, We're going to London this week?
Speaker 4: Are you kidding me?
Speaker 10: That's right?
Speaker 12: The Chicago Bears against the Jacksonville Jaguars in a most
Speaker 12: thrilling contest.
Speaker 4: The fix year is this Sunday on NFL Network.
Speaker 1: I told you off the top they were Bears in London.
Speaker 1: Here's two actual Bears having tea plausibly in London. They're
Speaker 1: also some Bears football players who had their social team
Speaker 1: telling them to try to pour tea without looking rapaport.
Speaker 4: Could you do better than this?
Speaker 3: I mean I feel like I could. These guys are terrible.
Speaker 3: These are professional athletes. They can't even poor tea. I
Speaker 3: could do way better.
Speaker 4: What about you?
Speaker 1: We slept roma, dudes? They do it without a blindfold?
Speaker 1: Is that what just happened there? The rookie got the
Speaker 1: cheat code? I mean DeAndre Swift. I feel like anybody's
Speaker 1: got the steady hand. I'd trust Swift in that scenario.
Speaker 7: What do you think, hen?
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't know if I trust anybody in
Speaker 3: that scenario. I feel like I'd be fine, though you
Speaker 3: get the key is you have to be the t
Speaker 3: That's how you enjoy.
Speaker 2: The games this weekend. We're back next week.
Speaker 6: See it