OLC: Week 4 reaction: Kansas City Chiefs are BACK!; Minnesota Vikings are RAVAGED; Liam Coen v Robert Saleh!
With Jeremiah Sirles still hunting (!), Alex Boone and Phil Mackey react to Week 4 in the NFL! The Kansas City Chiefs are BACK after smoking the Baltimore Ravens; The Minnesota Vikings’ offensive line is ravaged by injuries; And much more!
03:00 - The Kansas City Chiefs blow out the Baltimore Ravens, and their offense scored its most points in over two years! Are the Ravens cooked? And did the NFL miss its chance to bury the Chiefs?
13:00 - The Minnesota Vikings’ offensive line is a problem, and Aaron Rodgers may have gotten some revenge
26:00 - Jaxson Dart has Brian Daboll excited about the New York Giants, who lost Malik Nabers to a season-ending ACL tear; Are the Los Angeles Chargers in trouble now?
37:00 - After the Jacksonville Jaguars beat the San Francisco 49ers, Liam Coen popped off to Robert Saleh, who popped back!
45:00 - Mackey is actually more impressed by the Tampa Bay Bucs after their loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, who continue to have major offensive issues
56:00 - The boys break down the Green Bay Packers’ win over the Dallas Cowboys; Are the Cowboys better than people think?
71:00 - Would you ever consider a FG contest in place of ties?
77:00 - The Chicago Bears pulled off an improbable win over the Las Vegas Raiders, considering the box score
84:00 - Which of these 1-win teams still has a shot at the playoffs?
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