OLC: Week 3 reaction: Jaxson Dart time for New York Giants?; Caleb Williams’ BEST game for Chicago Bears
Jeremiah Sirles (eventually), Alex Boone and Phil Mackey react to Week 3 in the NFL! It’s probably time for Jaxson Dart to start at QB for the New York Giants; Caleb Williams had his best game with the Chicago Bears; The Philadelphia Eagles find a new way to win; And more!
00:00 - Jeremiah racks up a series of fines!
03:00 - It’s probably time for Jaxson Dart to start at QB for the New York Giants; Are the Kansas City Chiefs BACK, or not really?
17:00 - The Chicago Bears are taking baby steps! Caleb Williams played the best game of his career; And the Dallas Cowboys are officially a defensive disaster
28:00 - The Green Bay Packers learned a hard NFL lesson in their loss to the Cleveland Browns; Is Jordan Love trustworthy enough for the Packers to be contenders?
41:00 - The boys came away from yesterday even MORE impressed by the Philadelphia Eagles and Jalen Hurts -- and also the Los Angeles Rams, despite blowing a massive lead!
53:00 - Baker Mayfield is a stud, and Todd Bowles is an underrated head coach
63:00 - Led by Isaiah Rodgers, the Minnesota Vikings are BACK! At least… for a week… but Christian Darrisaw’s presence was an obvious boost
77:00 - Jeremiah Sirles joins from the wilderness!
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