Matt Marchese and Donnovan Bennett start the week with the questionable officiating from yesterday's action. Then, they get into the games, kicking off with the Chiefs starting to come alive with a win over the Chargers (7:11), the Taylor Swift effect and Brandon Staley inching his way out of LA. Then, the Ravens spank the Lions (17:12), Lamar Jackson is in total control and what we've learned about Detroit after their first blowout loss. The Eagles take advantage of officiating in their takedown of the Dolphins (23:45), Miami's run game finally falls flat and we get into the Brotherly Shove debate. Later, have the Bills revealed themselves as frauds after their loss to the lowly Patriots? (32:57) Afterward, we look at the egregious call that ended the game for the Colts against the Browns (40:56). Finally, teeing up tonight's Monday night-er between the 49ers and the Vikings (47:26). The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.
Matt Marchese and Donnovan Bennett start the week with the questionable officiating from yesterday's action. Then, they get into the games, kicking off with the Chiefs starting to come alive with a win over the Chargers (7:11), the Taylor Swift effect and Brandon Staley inching his way out of LA. Then, the Ravens spank the Lions (17:12), Lamar Jackson is in total control and what we've learned about Detroit after their first blowout loss. The Eagles take advantage of officiating in their takedown of the Dolphins (23:45), Miami's run game finally falls flat and we get into the Brotherly Shove debate. Later, have the Bills revealed themselves as frauds after their loss to the lowly Patriots? (32:57) Afterward, we look at the egregious call that ended the game for the Colts against the Browns (40:56). Finally, teeing up tonight's Monday night-er between the 49ers and the Vikings (47:26).
The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.