0:00 – Start
 1:09 – Where do we stand with 0-2 Chiefs?
 9:40 – Eagles new favorite team to root against?
 14:53 – Injury Updates
 16:45 – Tom Brady Update
 24:19 – Whiteboard Wednesday
 38:33 – Time to Go All in on the Chargers?
 45:26 – 0-2 Team Most Optimistic About
 50:32 – Is Steelers defense good?
 01:10:52 – Vikings vs. Bengals
Always. We are presented by old
 trapper beef jerky. Manti is
 holding up a coffee cup. He is ready to go. We are juiced. On
 Wednesday, September 17th,
 Jamie Erdahl, Manti Te’o,        Isaiah Stanback here at the
 breakfast table in Los Angeles,
 California, Kyle Brandt in New York City. Kyle Brandt, it’s a
 Whiteboard Wednesday. We have
 to talk about two very popular teams that people feel
 emotionally about. And Tom
 Brady on deck. Oh, yeah. And is it time to eulogize the Chiefs?
 Who among us is going to do it
 and say they’re done? It’s over. They’re playing for their lives
 this weekend. And who won’t do
 it? That’s the reason to stay    tuned and find out. We always
 love Wednesdays on. Good
 morning football, guys. Jamie, let’s start the show. Come on.
 Oh, no. Welcome to Good Morning
 Football, presented by Old Trapper. That’s right. It’s
 gmfb on a Wednesday. Everybody
 welcome inside. Jamie, Mandy Kyle and Isaiah Kyle. What a
 specific word choice for the
 Chiefs eulogize because you yourself said I believe it was
 before we played a single game
 of the regular season that there will be people out there
 in the media that will take the
 Chiefs out of the playoffs, and don’t do that just to get a
 headline. But now, does it feel
 like those are actual headlines  that we might have to be
 talking about in the near
 future? Yeah, it’s totally viable now. Listen, zero and
 two is oh and two. They played
 two games. They’ve lost them     both. They have one this
 weekend. I was just referring
 to people in the preseason who were forecasting just for
 forecasting its sake. But we’re
 in a real deal, guys, because    this time of year, you know
 this, Jamie, there was
 percentages come out of this percentage of zero, two teams
 make the playoffs, and then
 this percentage of zero and      three zero and three is not
 zero and one. It’s not zero and
 two. This is a real real deal for the Chiefs this weekend. So
 let’s get into it because this
 is not talking off the top of    your head. This is legit. It’s
 really happened. The Chiefs
 indeed are zero and two. And it’s an uncomfortable place I
 can assume for Patrick Mahomes
 to be in because he’s never      done it before in his starting
 quarterback era. If you include
 last season’s Super Bowl, Mahomes has now lost three
 straight games for the first
 time in his NFL career. But his  head coach, Andy Reid, says he
 believes in this group of guys
 to get through the tough times. I trust this group, this group
 is a good group, got good
 leadership and they’ll they’ll stay together. It’s, you know,
 and they’ll work hard on
 cleaning things up. There’s nobody more aware of it than,
 than the guys. So. And we’ll
 make sure we get back to the drawing board. Oftentimes it’s
 a Sunday Night Football game
 Monday night thing that has      legs for us conversationally.
 But it was the mid-afternoon
 Fox game this of week two that still rings in our head. It’s
 early September. We’re only two
 weeks into the season, but       Eagles Chiefs meant something,
 and it’s why we’re still
 covering it on Gmfb on a Wednesday. So I’ll go around
 the table. Where do we stand
 right now with the Chiefs? Do    you want me to go get that
 panic button off the table on
 our set, or do you feel fine because they have the Giants on
 deck despite their zero two
 start? Well, I’m not getting     the panic button yet, but I
 also don’t feel really fine.
 Listen, Patrick Mahomes, you know, going back to Andy Reid’s
 interview, Patrick Mahomes
 about the only guy that I trust  besides that defense right now
 on that team. However, Patrick
 Mahomes also doesn’t have a wide receiver, one. He doesn’t
 have a wide receiver. Two, he’s
 not going to have him for some   time. So can they hold off
 until they get some
 enforcements back? Can he make sure that he does the things
 that he needs to do? Now we
 talk about the Giants and        they’re coming into town. The
 Giants. And that front is no
 they’re no slouch either. The Giants in that front is
 starting to get things together.
 So can Patrick Mahomes continue  to do what he has to do in
 order to make this team make a
 run? Now, only in week three. But throughout the season, I
 think we saw an example last
 year in Josh Allen. His ability  to do it with no wide receiver
 one and no wide receiver two,
 the guy goes out and wins an MVP and takes his team to the
 AFC Championship game. I’m not
 saying that Patrick Mahomes and  the Chiefs are going to do that.
 However, we have seen that from
 a team like the Buffalo Bills. So for me, Isaiah, if it can be
 done elsewhere, why can’t I
 look at the Chiefs and say a team that has a championship
 DNA, a team that knows what it
 takes to win a game, can’t do    it as well. So I’m not getting
 the panic button yet, but I’m a
 little worried at the same time. Yeah, I put the panic button in
 the closet. I’m not concerned
 with these guys. You talk about  somebody in Andy Reid who’s 143
 and 53 as the Kansas City
 Chiefs head coach, somebody who has, what, three Super Bowls
 with these guys. I am
 unbothered by the fact that      they had a slow start. We’ve
 seen them have a slow start,
 but not necessarily in the records, but in terms of the
 statistical categories. That
 was last year. They had a new    O-line, all that jazz. They
 figured it out and still find a
 way to win win games now because they have a zero and
 two start against the Super
 Bowl champions, and the          ascending charges almost call
 them San Diego Chargers. The
 Los Angeles Chargers, everybody’s kind of starting to
 panic and starting to freak out.
 They’re trying to figure this    thing out. They haven’t had all
 their tools in their shed. They
 they’re not hitting on all cylinders. Offensively. The
 defense is taking care of
 business obviously. But that’s   one third of the game. So once
 these guys start to piece it
 together you know what you’re going to expect out of them.
 There’s there’s some teams that
 you have to panic buy because    you just don’t know what you’re
 going to get. With the Kansas
 City Chiefs, you can rest assured that you just heard
 Coach Reid say that these guys
 are going to bond together.      These guys are going to figure
 it out. We’re going to get
 these things corrected, and we will be who everybody expects
 us to be. All right. So let me
 ask you guys both this if you’re not concerned. They
 played the Giants this weekend
 at the Giants national           television. They lose 2620 to
 the Giants to Russell Wilson.
 They went it’s zero and three now are you concerned. Then I
 will begin to be concerned
 depending on how it depending    on how it goes. So yes record
 wise we all understand the
 statistics right. I know your hand is I’ll start to reach for
 that panic button a little bit.
 Pull it out the out the locker I said it’s in the locker I
 will pull it out the locker.
 But it depends on how they lose. Right. Is their offense really
 struggling or are they just not
 hitting hitting at all? Does it look like they’re not running
 anything remotely similar to
 Andy Reid? Offense? Is their     defense all of a sudden have a
 fall off game? Like it really
 depends. So it’s kind of hard to say yes because these guys
 have a potential zero three
 record that oh my god, we got    to sound the alarm. You have to
 know who you’re dealing with.
 This is the Kansas City Chiefs with Patrick Mahomes with Andy
 Reid. There’s a vote of
 confidence there to know that,   hey, they’re going to find
 their way out of a rut. A lot
 of wiggle room for a allowances. Yeah. With this team. Yeah.
 Well listen I think it’s
 interesting to look at it        through the prism of last year
 in which they never really
 looked good all year. And they won 15 games. So now they don’t
 look good but they’re losing.
 It’s they’re just stacking       losses. And eventually it
 becomes too many. Listen my my
 take on these chiefs is that there is one thing that will
 convince me that they are
 cooked and that I should panic.  And it is math. Mathematics.
 When they are mathematically
 eliminated. And let me tell you why I’m not just talking off
 the top of my head. Let’s say
 the Chiefs lose to the Giants. Let’s say they lose to the
 Ravens. And they’re sitting
 there at zero and four. What I   know about this team is that in
 the month of December, Patrick
 Mahomes was 22 and six. In the month of November he is 21 and
 four. And follow this the last
 four games when the Chiefs       could be coming and scrapping
 and clawing and they got worthy
 and they got rice the last four games on their schedule. It’s
 the three divisional opponents
 and it’s the Titans that is an opportunity right there to go
 four and zero in December and
 say we’re taking this thing      back because we don’t need the
 Chiefs to win the division.
 Even you just don’t want the Chiefs in the club in January
 having riddle off let’s say
 five of the last six. And they have their full arsenal and
 Rice and Worthy and everybody
 right now it’s not pretty at all. I would not be shocked if
 they lose to the Russell Wilson
 New York Giants this weekend. And then Lamar Jackson Ravens
 after that. It’s zero and four.
 But until those guys are cold mathematically done I am not
 bailing on it. I’ve seen them
 late season too many times. I’ve seen the weapons they’re
 getting back. And I love the
 schedule in December that break  glass in case of emergency,
 they got to win those games.
 There’s an opportunity. Well let’s keep let’s keep into
 consideration because of who
 they just played right. They     just played number one. They
 played the Chargers. The
 Chargers right now are looking like the best team in the AFC.
 That defense is the number one
 pass defense. Week two. They’re  the number one pass defense in
 the NFL right now. They just
 finished playing the Super Bowl champs the Philadelphia Eagles.
 And that defense who arguably
 won them the Super Bowl. So let’s put things into
 perspective. They’re not
 playing like the little Giants   out here right. They’re playing
 some dogs. And so when you’re
 when you’re the Chiefs and you’re looking at these guys
 and they’re oh and two you also
 have to look into the little     details and intricacies of who
 they’re playing. They’re not
 playing any jokes now. So that’s why I’m not really I’m
 not I’m worried. But I’m not
 panicking just because we’re not used to seeing Patrick
 Mahomes lose twice in the
 beginning of the season. However, given the fact of who
 they played, I also got I think
 you also have to keep that into  consideration. Absolutely. And
 those are two teams that could
 easily be in the playoffs and the Chiefs could see. And what
 Kyle is implying is that if you
 let the Chiefs in, they could    become Mr. Steal your Girl at
 the club. Right. So we look at
 the Chiefs, we look at the Chiefs. And we’ve had this
 certain sentiment about them
 over the last couple of years,   which is people want to
 celebrate success. But I think
 oftentimes they want to poke holes in excellence. And that’s
 what the Chiefs had going for a
 long time. But now it feels like the Eagles have that going
 for them. The Eagles here’s the
 question. Have they surpassed the Chiefs as the team that NFL
 fans love to root against Manti
 okay. So you watch them. Yeah. You have a little smirk about
 you when they do get beat or
 when maybe they don’t succeed    as much as they normally do. No,
 I don’t think that the Eagles
 have surpassed the Chiefs as far as NFL fans disliking him.
 I think that the Eagles have
 passed the Chiefs in the         fraternity of the Brotherhood
 of the NFL, of them not liking
 them whenever it comes to when it comes to the tush push, and
 about 50% doesn’t like a
 singular play. And then you have defensive guys from every
 single team talking trash
 against you because they don’t   like the play. And at the end
 of the game, even though you’re
 winning, one of the star defensive tackles is talking
 trash to your quarterback
 because they don’t like how      things are going down. I think
 that’s what has changed for the
 Philadelphia Eagles. The guys that the other 31 teams don’t
 like them collectively, where
 as far as the NFL fans, I think they all see it the same way. I
 think they still see the Chiefs
 as a team that you don’t like for many different reasons, and
 some of them don’t even include
 football. So Isaiah, that’s how  I see this whole dynamic. It
 hasn’t changed for the fans,
 but I think as a fraternity of the NFL, I think it’s changed a
 little bit. Yeah. You can’t put
 them in that category. I mean the reality is the Eagles won
 the Super Bowl in 2018. They
 won it in 2025. The reason why people start disliking teams or
 hating on teams just like they
 used to do with the Patriots,    back when Tom Brady was
 seemingly in that thing every
 single year and accumulating all the Thanos Stones is
 because of the number of Super
 Bowl wins that you have. Now,    you talk about the Kansas City
 Chiefs. The Kansas City Chiefs
 have won it 20, 23, 24. Yeah, that’s why people dislike the
 Kansas City Chiefs because they
 were walking away with jewelry   every year. The Eagles have a
 good team. The Eagles have been
 kind of a thorn in people’s side as of late, but you can’t
 necessarily put them as a
 juggernaut that you can rest     assured in every single year,
 even this year, they’re winning
 some ball games. But you’re not like, oh, the Eagles are
 absolutely dominant. So I think
 that they have a ways to go      before they enter the the
 hating realm. But right now
 it’s still the Kansas City Chiefs that really people are
 kind of like can they just go
 away? This is an interesting     question. I like this and let’s
 let’s just take the temperature
 in the room. Let’s try to think like fans. This is part of the
 reason we are what we are as a
 show. Let’s just do a round the horn. All right. So in terms of
 the rooting against factor,
 let’s look at the Eagles. The    head coach check. Yes. Now what
 I mean by that is I like Nick
 Sirianni. But he is not one of these figures like Andy Reid
 who is just across the board
 lovable. And everybody likes     him. He’s polarizing. Okay, big
 check there. The quarterback I
 like him. Jalen Hurts says some things that the everyman fan
 does not like about him. He is
 really handsome. That can work   against you. He has a distinct
 way of speaking in press
 conferences that is off putting to some people. I think there’s
 some of that. Plus he’s the
 face of the tush push. We’ll     get to that more in a bit. Fan
 base. Oh yeah. Big check.
 Infamous fan base. Off putting to some people. Not for
 everybody. The general manager
 check. Howie Roseman is coming up with too many dubs. People
 get annoyed by someone who’s
 that successful that often.      He’s got kind of this Grand
 Moff Tarkin feel to him now
 where he’s this overseer, he checks it. Now you got to have
 a wild card if you want to fan
 dislike. All right. For the      Patriots, it was all their
 collection of gates and the
 appearance of impropriety. Honestly for the Chiefs it was
 Taylor Swift. People had strong
 feelings about her. Otherwise    it was this whole thing that
 made part of the conversation.
 And for the Eagles, it’s the tush push. It is a hugely
 controversial thing that I
 think this past weekend against  the Chiefs took a massive jump
 in terms of being hated, being
 controversial because it appears to be an illegal play
 now, not just a polarizing one.
 Also, if you want to just sprinkle some more on top, I
 still think there’s some
 backlash the Eagles attached to  Jason Kelce and how ubiquitous
 he is, and people are saying
 they’ve seen enough of that to blow back against it. One of
 their most visible stars Saquon
 I think is very likable. I       don’t have a lot to look at him.
 Everybody likes watching Saquon
 play football. So there are some things going for the
 Eagles in terms of likability,
 but there is a huge, huge mountain that is getting bigger
 every single week in terms of
 unlikability. But the best part is the Eagles are the kind of
 team, personnel and town to say
 awesome. We love that we’re not fun, warm little Kansas City
 with our barbecue and our big
 drum and Melissa Etheridge and Paul Rudd. No, no. The Eagles
 are like, yeah, you think
 you’re better than me. Try to    take me like that’s their whole
 deal. So they like that. They
 don’t like they don’t like that they’re not liked. Yeah. And I
 think we’ve arrived there. Kyle,
 I can’t believe you just went    through an entire list of Czech
 reasons why you could root
 against the Eagles. And you did not mention that perhaps their
 best player spit on one of
 essentially America’s            quarterback. And we I mean,
 like that that in a headline in
 and of itself, you’re like reason to dislike the Eagles.
 All right. Check exactly the
 big one. It’s a big big one. Exactly. All right. So we’ve
 covered those two topics AFC
 and NFC side. Next hour we’re    going to cover what teams we do
 like. No just kidding. We are
 all over the news as it pertains to quarterbacks
 especially this morning Ian
 Rapoport welcome inside Gmfb.    Let’s start with Joe Burrow
 shall we. That’s right. The big
 news of this week the status of Joe Burrow. We know by now
 burrow is said to have toe
 surgery to knock him out the     next three months. We’ll see if
 he’s able to come back at the
 end of the 2025 season with the Bengals made it official
 yesterday, placing burrow on
 injured reserve again. Three     months is the estimate. They’re
 needed to make a variety of
 moves to kind of fill in his roster spot and bolster their
 quarterback room, Jake Browning
 said. To be the starter, he      filled in for burrow just as he
 did in 2023. We knew that Brett
 Rypien was promoted from the practice squad to the 53 man
 roster. He’s expected to be the
 backup and then Mike White and Sean Clifford both added to the
 practice squad. So now four
 quarterbacks for the Cincinnati Bengals for the bills
 quarterback. Really no
 questions there. He is going to  start in a big one for both
 teams really on Thursday night.
 But he’s going to do it looking a little different. Josh Allen
 is going to be wearing a visor
 as you’ll see right there in     that very nicely sponsored
 Twitter post from the Buffalo
 Bills. He had his nose beaten and battered on Sunday. Played
 through it. He is Josh Allen.
 No issues there. Not even on the injury report. But he is
 going to play with a visor just
 to protect that nose and make    sure he has no issues. And you
 know what is a physical game
 and could potentially rearrange your face for the Jets. They
 have quarterback questions
 because Justin Fields is         officially in the NFL’s
 concussion protocol. This was
 announced by Aaron Glenn Monday morning. I believe it was. And
 we’ll see if Justin Fields is
 able to practice today. If he cannot certainly be looking
 like Tyrod Taylor, very
 experienced backup would be the starter. Every concussion is
 different and the way every
 player responds is different.    So we will monitor Justin
 Fields status throughout the
 week. But safe to say, if he does not practice. Unlikely to
 play. And then guys I want to
 get to another topic that we were discussing. Oh, I would
 say the last 48 hours or so.
 That guy right there, that’s     Tom Brady that is partial owner
 limited partner of the Las
 Vegas Raiders, Tom Brady, sitting in the coaching booth
 with a headset going over plays.
 It sparked a national conversation about what Brady
 is and is not allowed to do,
 mainly because he is also the lead announcer for Fox. So
 let’s go over it real quickly.
 There’s no policy. The NFL said that Brady has to be barred
 from the coaches booth. He is
 allowed because he’s a limited partner. He is allowed in the
 coaches booth. He is allowed to
 have a headset. He can go to production meetings as part of
 his job with Fox, but he can do
 it virtually. He is not allowed  in another team’s facility and
 what a team shares with him
 during those production meetings are up to him. So that
 kind of is where we stand on
 Tom Brady. He is allowed to do that. Teams can share what they
 want. He’s allowed to do
 everything virtually, but if     you don’t want to tell him,
 like what your plays are and
 who all is injured secretly, then you really don’t have to
 during those production
 meetings. Does that make sense?  It does make sense. Just a
 quick clarification. I want to
 make sure I say it back to you so we understand it fully at
 the table. He is not allowed in
 the other the 31 other buildings, but he can be in
 those production meetings
 virtually. Correct. Have you     heard rapsheet of any teams
 uninviting him from the
 production meetings? I know last year he was not allowed
 and this year I have not heard
 of him being uninvited. It’s only been a couple games, but I
 have not heard that yet. Okay,
 yeah, it’s hard to take those meeting links right back. It’s
 like, send that email, don’t
 send it to that guy. Rap.        Thanks so much. Appreciate you.
 That was a lot to cover man. We
 saw the visual. We know the impact that that man can have
 on a team. And now he’s in the
 broadcast booth. What do you think about this? It’s a little
 complicated, I would say. Why?
 Because from a broadcasting standpoint, if you can’t, if
 I’m part of your team, right.
 If if I’m part of a team and we’re going to call a game and
 guys aren’t going to tell me
 certain things, it’s going to    impact you and it’s going to
 impact us as a team and our
 broadcasting and doing all the play by play and color stuff,
 like, we’re not going to get
 all the information. Now from a  football standpoint, I don’t
 see I think they’re taking the
 necessary measures to ensure that he doesn’t get extra
 information not allowing him in
 the building. I don’t know what’s the difference between
 not allowing him in the
 building yet still allowing him  on zoom and he can still talk
 to the guy because oftentimes
 the broadcasters are invited to practice, to practice. Makes
 sense. I mean, I don’t know,
 guys, it’s just a weird          situation to be in where you
 have somebody that has so much
 access to a lot of people. Yet he also can tell his team that
 he’s a partial owner of of all
 the things that he’s doing. And  they’re definitely asking him
 because they set him on a
 broadcast of the game that they would call Tom Brady. What
 would you do with this? What
 would you do against this        player? And he tells him so
 it’s definitely a complicated
 situation. I just don’t know how how how it positively,
 positively affects anybody.
 Well, I can tell you guys that   Tom Brady is always going to be
 in the game like E. And this
 dude loves the game of football. As you guys can see, he is up
 there digesting and being a
 part of the entire football      process all the way down to the
 seemingly the wanting to hear
 the play calls. This dude loves the game of football. Now. He
 understood what they were
 getting into when they hired him. They also understand now
 that if any harm is being done,
 it’s being as you just mentioned to his team, because
 now teams are going to be
 apprehensive to give him access. And to Jamie’s point, the
 reason why it’s so important
 that he’s no longer allowed in those other clubs buildings is
 because of the information that
 he’s able to gather. By          watching practice, you talk
 about one of the greatest
 football minds being able to watch, practice, dissect the
 plays that they’re running.
 Teams don’t have to now adjust   what they’re doing in practice
 because they’re concerned, or
 whether or not Tom Brady is going to see it. He’s also not
 able to walk through the
 facility and see who’s getting   treatment, things of that
 nature. Right. So there’s
 disadvantages now to him and yes, to his team. But
 ultimately it only only group
 that this hurts is Fox right.    Fox is the only group that’s
 really hurt by this and their
 production because now they are losing access and losing that
 trust that they had prior to
 hiring Tom Brady. You know what I’m most offended by about all
 of this is you have Brady
 involved with the Raiders, the greatest football mind ever,
 the greatest quarterback ever.
 And their offense is terrible.   What is he even offering them?
 What they it’s the home opener
 for the Raiders. They don’t even score a damn touchdown.
 What are we doing. What is he
 listening to on the headset.     Which one yard run is going to
 do or which interception Geno
 Smith’s going to throw? If he’s going to be there can he even
 help at all? Never mind. What’s
 he going to share. There’s       nothing to share about the
 Raiders. Just line up and
 tackle him and you’ll do fine. The offense looks awful right
 now. I don’t know what he’s
 contributing, but it’s           certainly not helping Jamie. I
 understand everyone’s outrage.
 Kyle. I hear what you have to say. And everyone was making
 this parallel about, like, look
 at him in the booth and what     he’s watching and who’s the he
 has the bears this weekend and
 who do the Raiders play after that? The bears and that they
 were going to somehow figure
 out how to beat the bears and    that in that capacity, I also
 what I have to remind everybody,
 it feels so patronizing to do this is like, this is, if not
 the best, like one of the
 greatest football minds on the   planet. When he covers a game,
 I think he could sit with his
 eyes closed, open them, watch a play, and probably know about a
 thousand more things about the
 play that just unfolded than we  are ever going to. I think Tom
 Brady has to simplify it, nay
 dumb it down for fans at the time to make sure we understand
 what he’s seeing. I don’t think
 it benefits him whatsoever to    stand with his arms crossed
 with the broadcasters often do
 at practice and be like, oh, now I know Baker Mayfield’s
 check. That doesn’t matter to
 Tom Brady. He can just watch a   play unfold and still be
 excellent at the job. So I
 think certain checks and balances have appropriately
 been put in place by the NFL
 for him not to be allowed in     the 31 other buildings. I don’t
 think that will inherently make
 him bad at the job. I don’t think it is a weird place for
 Fox to be in, and Kevin
 Burkhardt is an absolute pro and his two sideline reporters
 are excellent as well. So I
 don’t see the big issue. And to  Kyle’s point, if the Raiders
 were like beating everybody
 handsomely, then it would be different. Yeah. There we go.
 Tom Brady speaking of Baker
 Mayfield, I just talked about    his checks. Big fans of of him
 on the show picked him to be
 MVP. If earlier this month when I chugged a energy drink on the
 show. Manti, you said that
 these days people are calling oh, he is him. But you said
 when you played he was a dog.
 Dog. Guys, we have that question, that topic coming up
 on Whiteboard Wednesday and two
 others. Kyle. Yeah, I love that. Now we’ve reached the point
 where saying someone has the
 dog in them, that’s like an old  school old head reference.
 We’re way past that right now.
 Now we’re going to move past him. And plus what are we
 moving on to. The Chargers are
 two. And oh lot of positivity    with Harbaugh and Herbo. But
 the Chiefs are zero and two. Is
 this the year the AFC West finally falls out of the grasp
 of the Kansas City Chiefs?
 We’re talking about it. Why the  hell not there. Oh and two
 we’ll get into it. Gmfb on a
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 on tap. We got business to get
 to. So let’s go. Yesterday Manti, you were all hyped up
 and now he’s an artist at what
 am I not Jamie that’s a good point about our guy Baker
 Mayfield. He’s everybody’s guy.
 Let’s be honest. Here’s what I   had to say about a considerable
 MVP pick. Well, two things.
 First of all, Baker Mayfield is that dude. Now they call him
 him Timothy. Whatever. Back in
 my day it was Dog Dawe like that guy is that dude. I like
 the collective affirmation
 there. Yeah he’s that dude. All right Manti Isaiah Kyle the
 player that you think needs to
 be that dog for his team in week three is who. Yeah. Are
 you going to like this one Zay.
 Talk to me Jake Browning. Let’s go baby Jake Browning you’re
 starting boy from the leading
 AFC North Cincinnati Bengals. There are two. And oh there are
 number one in the AFC North
 guys listen if you’re a Bengals  fan don’t panic yet Jake
 Browning is four and three as a
 starter okay I know you have A2020 record right now. And
 this guy has to be that dog.
 Why? Because you got a whole     bunch of little dogs around him
 and Ja’Marr Chase and Tee
 Higgins, but they can’t be the dogs they need to be unless
 this guy is the biggest dog. So
 I got Jake Browning, who is a Washington Huskies. Alright,
 he’s a Washington Husky. He’s
 going to take care of business.  But you know who else needs to
 take care of business for their
 team? Who’s that? C.J. Stroud. Okay, Stroud needs to take care
 of business. You know why C.J.
 Stroud needs to take care of     business? Because the Houston
 Texans are. Oh, and two. What?
 What is that again? 020, and two two. You know what else is
 going on down there in H town?
 They are last in the AFC South in points scored this year.
 They have 28 points on the
 board this year. You know who has number one the Colts. The
 Colts with 62. So Houston
 Texans with all their weapons have 28 points. The Colts have
 62. He has to be a dog for his
 team. They need him to ball out 62% completion percentage and
 only averaging 198 yards a game
 right now is not getting it      done. Getting it done. Well,
 I’ll tell you what. The Detroit
 Lions put up 52 points last week in one game in one game.
 And you know, hidden amongst
 all the bears talk with Ben Johnson and Caleb this and
 Caleb that they do have a
 defense. And this guy is on it Montez Sweat okay KB all right.
 Now there’s chatter out in
 these streets in Chicago that this guy makes a lot of money.
 He is a very, very highly paid
 defensive end and the production is not there. It’s
 only two weeks. Maybe it comes
 back, comes in bursts in spurts. But somebody has to make a play
 on this defense. Somebody has
 to do anything on this defense. They have to win this game this
 weekend. They have to get to
 one and two. And I’m being very  gentle here because I respect
 Montez Sweat. He’s a good
 veteran. He’s a really talented guy. But let’s just say the
 bears fans are not being gentle.
 And they’re basically saying,    where the bleep are you? I know
 where you should be this
 weekend. It should be in the backfield. I believe you will.
 But until we see it like nobody
 is making any plays defensively  for the bears, it needs to
 start with this guy. Respect
 Kyle to the calm, cool and collected delivery of that and
 be representative of the bears
 fans. Next up, we are two weeks  into the season and here is the
 two week truth serum test. As
 Kyle often says, week one is a liar, but week two can tell the
 truth. So as we enter week
 three, tell the truth. What has surprised you the most through
 the first handful of games this
 season? Well, guys, I can’t lie. When I to see this team do what
 they’ve been able to not not
 just win, guys, the green Bay Packers have dominated, okay.
 Like there’s there’s winning
 and there’s dominating that      team over there in green Bay on
 both sides of the ball,
 offensively and defensively are playing at a speed that I don’t
 see in many teams in NFL right
 now. Jordan Love winning the angry runs this week. That
 defense they’re playing angry
 every week I didn’t I I didn’t know that the addition of a guy
 like Micah Parsons would have
 such a big impact on that team. And I was I was sorely mistaken.
 And I apologize to the green
 Bay Packers. I didn’t have you in the playoffs, but guys, I
 have you number one on my radar
 right now. So I did not expect   the Packers to be this good.
 I’m glad that they are okay I
 understand that. And those guys I that’s my Super Bowl pick as
 of right now. But I can tell
 you guys somebody who surprised the heck out of me, not only
 just him, but what he’s doing
 for his team. You know who that  is? Daniel? Danny Dimes Jones
 is that dude he is balling out
 in Indianapolis. He is having a resurgence. This is somebody
 who was through the first two
 games has his team at the top    of the AFC South. Those guys
 are at what a two and zero. He
 has 71% completion. He’s almost throwing for 300 yards per game.
 Who would have thunk it that
 Danny Dimes is going to go out   there and take care of business
 the way he is? I like what he’s
 doing. Continue working baby. That’s a great one. And it’s an
 improbable one and it’s a fun
 one. And I love that storyline.  I have a my mine is a pleasant
 surprise in media in terms of
 content and editorial topics and stuff. I love this year
 that we’re on to week three,
 and there has been, what, very little MVP talk. I enjoy that
 this MVP topic and our industry
 has way bloated and out of control. And by that, after
 week one, people start saying,
 who is your MVP frontrunner? It’s absolutely nuts. And last
 year I think it hit its apex
 with the two of them. That was   genuinely intriguing down the
 stretch because it could have
 gone either way. But this thing now, I think it’s because
 people can gamble on it, and I
 think it’s because people are    just hungry for content. I
 don’t want to hear MVP talk
 until after Halloween. We get into November and then we can
 start saying it. You Google it
 right now. It’s like Justin      Herbert, MVP and it’s like,
 guys, we just kicked off easy.
 On the MVP talk. There’s so many other things to talk about.
 I don’t like MVP talk this
 early. See me after Halloween then we’ll do it. But right now
 pleasantly refreshingly very
 little Kyle. It reminds me of something you often do on the
 show, which is, you’ll say, if
 the season ended today, these    would be your playoff teams.
 What week do you normally
 engage in that banter? Playoff team banter? Yeah I think
 listen we’re getting there.
 It’s well when do we get the standings up. When do we do the
 division leaders wild cards and
 then lurking like that’s like    week six or something. We’re
 almost there guys. Trust me
 it’s coming I like that before the MVP okay good to know I
 guess that’s what I was. I was
 looking for mile markers on the show editorially, but that’s
 that’s a good one to know. All
 right. So last one for           Whiteboard Wednesday. Yesterday
 we unfortunately actually
 during the show learned of the passing of the Great one,
 Robert Redford, an actor whose
 career left an everlasting       impact on Hollywood. Well, Kyle
 yesterday spoke beautifully on
 the actor, but also referenced some of his movies on a watch
 list that you should see if you
 are a young person or you just want some nostalgia and you
 want a Robert Redford watch
 list, watch The Sting, my        favorite Robert Redford movie.
 You also get him with Paul
 Newman, watch Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, watch The
 Natural. If you want something
 more contemporary, watch a       movie he did in the 90s called
 sneakers, in which he’s on
 screen with Sidney Poitier and many other greats. It’s an
 awesome movie. This is an
 incredible career, an            incredible American life, a
 very significant passing. Old
 people, young people, middle aged people. Take a minute if
 you want to and take in some
 Robert Redford because he was really one of the great ones.
 Really well done, Kyle, and it
 was fun to listen to you talk about some of those films
 yesterday, but it did get us
 thinking about movie topics.     For question three of
 Whiteboard Wednesday, you’re
 flipping through the TV guide, which used to be a thing, and
 you see a movie, and there must
 be that number one movie on your watch list that when you
 see it pop up on your TV,
 you’re like, nope. Now I got to  sit down and stay on this
 channel and finish watching
 this thing all the way through. What’s yours? It’s one of my
 favorite all time movies, The
 Count of Monte Cristo. Like, if you don’t know anything about
 this movie, it’s based on a
 novel by Alexandre Dumas. It’s   Jim Caviezel. I think that’s
 how you say his name. A young
 Henry Cavill. Like this is about a story about a guy who’s
 a sailor. He gets betrayed by
 his best friend. He gets sent to the Chateau D’if, I think
 they call it where they had,
 like a prison. And it’s over     there. He escapes, finds a
 treasure, and then seeks his
 revenge. That way, where he becomes like this, this big
 lord over there, and then he
 gets his revenge and takes his wife and all of that stuff. So
 he takes his wife back. Count
 of Monte Cristo, if I see it on  TV, play it, play it on repeat
 because I’m going to watch it.
 Monte Cristo, what? Do you know that movie? Never heard of it.
 Watch it. I was like, why are
 you making that? I’m gonna add   it to my watch list. Yeah, yeah,
 yeah, that was intriguing. I
 have homework so good. I am going to go with Talladega
 Nights. You know why you’re
 making that face? Because        that’s your movie. That’s why
 Talladega Nights, I’m always in
 a place where I want a good laugh. And this is the most
 quotable movie of all time. You
 guys can add me on that one, I don’t care. There’s a lot of
 good ones out there, but this
 one right here has all the       quotes that you can imagine.
 There’s not one human on this
 earth that has seen this movie that can’t name at least 3 or 5,
 3 to 5 quotes off the top of
 their head. This is my number one that I cannot pass up. If I
 had a TV guide, guide, guide,
 whatever you want to call it.    When Ricky is running around in
 his underwear, help me with
 your black magic Tom cruise invisible fire burn, my friend.
 All right, we played the clip
 to start. I’m just I’m going to double down on this. And I want.
 If you’re looking for a movie,
 watch sneakers, 1992. This is the most underrated movie of
 the 1990s. The most underrated
 movie of the night. Let me tell  you what we got three first
 ballot Hall of Famers in
 Redford, Kingsley and Poitier. And then a fourth one shows up
 when James Earl Jones is in one
 scene at the end of the movie, you have River Phoenix the year
 before he passed. You have Mary
 McDonnell in the wake of Dances With Wolves, Dan Aykroyd doing
 all kinds of technical jargon
 and computer talk like he’s Ray  Stantz. David Straithairn damn
 near steals the movie as a
 blind guy. And then you got Stephen Tobolowsky, who you
 know as Ned Ryerson from
 Groundhog Day, absolutely        chewing up scenery. It is so
 fun. It’s a heist movie. It’s
 kind of a spy movie. It’s a comedy. It’s a drama. There’s
 romance, it’s got a weird title,
 and I think that kind of hurt it. You think it’s about shoes?
 It’s not at all. It’s called
 sneakers. It is funny. It is charming. You will love this
 movie. Most underrated movie of
 the 90s is sneakers, starring    the late Robert Redford. Trust
 me. Well, then why is it called
 sneakers? Kyle, can you allude to that a little bit or what’s
 your interpretation of it? They
 have this this organization,     this, this group of people, and
 they have a clubhouse and they
 go and they try to break into places to prove to people that
 it’s easy to break into, like a
 bank would hire them to break    into their bank and then submit
 a report to the bank about,
 here’s what we did, and here’s what you should beef up about
 your security. It’s kind of
 interesting. So they sneak       around. It’s also a very
 prescient movie. There’s
 comments it’s making about technology and kind of science
 and government that are really
 to this day, relevant sneakers. Ignore the title. Shawshank
 redemption is a terrible title.
 Okay, yes, sneakers also has a   terrible title, but the movie
 is fantastic. Just trust me,
 I’d stake my reputation on it. Okay, great. That’s really good
 to know, Kyle. Appreciate that.
 You know, so much of the         requirement for, like, a great
 Hollywood tale is just the
 ultimate character and story arc. And going to break on Gmfb.
 Kyle, I would just love your
 Hollywood interpretation of      what story would be this, you
 know, part of this movie? Oh,
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 defensive back and current executive vice president of
 football operations for the NFL,
 Troy Vincent. One of the things that you work on every single
 day at practice is strip
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 have much more coming your way
 next. Oh okay big wheels we see NFL in reach MVP. Time for a
 wake up call presented by
 Verizon. The Chargers have       played a game in Brazil and in
 the continental U.S. yet not at
 home. However, their head coach, Jim Harbaugh, still has his
 warm and fuzzies like it is a
 home game in the locker room     after their two wins came on
 the road. Two and zero. Can’t
 be three and oh, unless you’re two and zero. Winning football
 by the special teams. Winning
 football by the offense and guardians of victory. How about
 that defense? Wow. Wow. Come on
 up here. Defense. Yes! You too man. Yeah. All you guys, man.
 All you guys. Look at three
 fourths three Interception. Come on champ. Come on. Can’t
 be three and zero without being
 two and zero. Man. We know that the Chargers they are your team
 that drafted you. You know that
 you’re bought into what they’re  doing. Are you on board with
 the way they’ve gotten to two
 and zero. I’m not on board Jamie I’m not. And the reason
 why I’m not on board is because
 if you understand the history    behind the term on board, it
 was originally it started in
 the 60s. However, it dates back to the early days of seafaring
 on boats. And so account for
 everybody that was on board the  ship. I am not on board because
 I am steering the ship, guys.
 In this case I am steering the ship that is the Chargers.
 They’re going to go to the
 playoffs. They’re the best       looking team in the AFC right
 now. Might be in the NFL. So I
 am not just on board James I am steering the thing okay. All
 sails up full full steam ahead.
 It’s it’s perfect. Harbaugh      Laura when you have the man who
 is an offensive mastermind
 saying defense get up here. Derwin’s got a big old smile on
 his face. It takes the entire
 team on the ship to steer them towards the playoffs. And
 that’s what we’re looking at
 right now. Great start for the   Chargers. We’ll be right back
 on Gmfb. It’s got an NFL offer.
 Don’t play with me. Think I’m adopting a teen at Adopt Us
 kids org. It’s time for What’s
 Your Beef? Presented by Old      Trafford. Taking on the medical
 community today in What’s Your
 beef? All right. A terrible thing happened to the
 Cincinnati Bengals and Joe
 Burrow this week when the        quarterback now is going to be
 out for several months with a
 turf toe injury, it’s like the worst name for an injury
 possible to be out as long as
 you can. So I have power. Ranked the lamest names for
 foot injuries because I hate
 them all, and I take issue with every single one. Number five
 this isn’t really an injury as
 much as it is just a disgusting  word that I want to stop
 hearing, especially as it
 pertains to the elderly community. But if I hear
 bunionectomy one more time like,
 can we change the name? It’s a   terrible word. I know it’s not
 a football related injury, but
 I kind of just wanted to put the word bunion on Gmfb. That’s
 number five. Number four, I
 have much more specific          examples. All right. Do you
 guys know what a Jones fracture
 is? You shouldn’t because it’s just a random name of a person
 with the word fracture next to
 it. But it’s when you actually just break bones on the side of
 your foot. You need that to cut
 in the game of football okay.    And Dez Bryant had it Derrick
 Henry had it. Guys that you
 want to see and their ultimate athleticism come back from a
 cut back. You can’t if the side
 of your foot is fractured. And   the lame way to recover from
 this is just in a walking boot,
 which is just like a silly little thing that makes you
 look like you can’t, like, get
 your shoe on straight. It’s      terrible. I don’t like the name
 Jones fracture. Fix it. Number
 three plantar fasciitis. Okay, this the bottom of your foot
 hurts. No, I think there’s
 actually, like, incredible pain  that comes with the arch of
 your foot. And if you have to
 come back from this, which Peyton Manning had to, it’s
 terrible. And it feels like a
 sword is going up to the bottom of your foot. I’m going to need
 us to change the name plantar
 fasciitis. I don’t even know     how to say the second one. I
 oftentimes get it wrong. I
 think this is a French person, and that’s why we’re calling it
 that. Lisfranc Lisfranc. It’s
 bad. Maurice Jones. Drew.        Callie, get the network. You
 have this. Apparently in 2012.
 I feel terrible for you, and it sounds like a really lame
 injury that should probably
 take you, like, day to day, but  it sounds like it requires
 surgery and it hurts a lot. So
 let’s change this name as well. And lastly, what I began with
 is the turf Toe experience.
 Guys, it takes three months for someone to come back from this.
 This should be the most
 intimidating and painful name of an injury possible. Joe
 Burrow I feel for you Deion
 Sanders. We know that you suffered from this and you’re
 playing career. And now it’s
 been an elongated pain process.  So there it is. My beef with
 foot injuries. Terrible names
 across the board Kyle Brandt Jamie great list a disgusting
 list. Disgusting. Absolutely
 gross. And that’s what you were  going for. If you make a list
 you got to talk about emissions.
 I want to shout out to gout, which is a rough one. And also
 like I think you got gout and
 the goat. What about the goat? Athlete’s foot, which is
 supposed to sound like some
 cool sports injury. You got a    fungus between your toes. It’s
 disgusting. You spray it with
 tough actin. Tinactin. Great list. Thank you, thank you. The
 list is great, but I have a
 personal association with one    of them. And that’s the list.
 Frank. Is that how you say it,
 Frank? It came from somebody who was on a horse. Their feet
 were stuck in the stirrups.
 They fell out of the stirrups.   Their whole foot just pretty
 much blew up. It took me nine
 to 9 to 12 months. Yeah. Blown up foot. That’s a better way to
 explain it than Frank. Like
 it’s terrible. And bunions.      Bunions? Disgusting bunions.
 That’s a terrible word. Those.
 No. Sunday’s hit different when float. Cut cut cut cut. Guys,
 my legs are chafing. Come on.
 Come on. The float is. It’s.     Good morning football everybody.
 Presented by old trapper beef
 jerky. It is a Wednesday, September 17th Jamie Erdahl
 here in Manti Te’o there Isaiah
 stand back at the breakfast      table as well in LA and Kyle
 Brandt in New York City. Kyle,
 what’s the word for what we’re up to today on Gmfb? Well, we
 are not happy that some teams
 in our league are zero and two, but that’s just the nature of
 competition. We are going to
 pick one of those zero and two   teams, just a matter of moments
 and say no, no, no, no, no, no,
 you’re all right. On your feet. Dust off. Get back in there,
 buddy, and we’ll tell you
 shortly who those teams are.     Let’s start the show. Come on.
 Oh, no. Welcome to Good Morning
 Football, presented by Old Trapper. That’s right. Halfway
 through your workweek,
 everybody on the doorstep of     week three in the NFL. So we’re
 going to do a little check in
 to start our Wednesday on Gmfb with a segment that we like to
 call three and out. All right
 Kyle just made reference to it.  It’s Jamie Manti Kyle and
 Isaiah. As always as I like to
 make mention we have oh and two teams. All right. There is a
 handful of you. And we are
 going to address you             individually and maybe call you
 to the front of the class and
 have a little discussion, shall we. So let’s look at these two
 teams as a part of our three
 and out. This is first down.     Let me remind you that neither
 of these teams entering week
 three are. Oh and two okay. You got the Jets which you know
 there is some surprise and
 there is some shock. And then    there is some ultimate
 discomfort, like with the
 Chiefs being on this list, nine teams and last season entering
 were zero and two. Week three
 okay. Now we’re looking at this  group the Rams, the Ravens, the
 Broncos and the Bengals were on
 that list last year. But now you’re looking at this group.
 Which current zero and two team
 are you least worried about      right now? Manti you only have
 to pick one. Keep that keep
 that graphic. Look at the graphic guys. Out of all of
 those teams, I’m going to
 summon the New York Football     Giants. Come to the front of
 the class. Okay? Okay. Out of
 all those teams, I think we can all agree that the team that
 had drastic improvement from
 week one to week two was the     New York Football Giants. In
 week one. They only scored six
 points. Now it wasn’t a touchdown and a missed field
 goal. It was two field goals.
 That’s all. They scored all      game against the commanders.
 Then they come next the next
 week against the Cowboys. And they scored 37 points. They
 only had 150 yards passing.
 Week one. Week two over 400 yards passing. They punted six
 times a week. Week one. They
 punted only three times last week, so if I had to choose one
 of the two teams this week that
 I’m not as worried about based on their performance and the
 improvements that they made
 going from week one to week two, I got to say, it’s the New York
 football Giants, Isaiah, and I
 hope that they continue on that trajectory of improvement
 because I know the fans want it.
 Okay. All right, I hear you.     And that makes sense. But the
 team that I’m going to go with
 is actually about to play the New York Football Giants. And
 they just have the same colors
 as this right here. And and you  just get rid of this because
 there’s no panic button. It is
 the Kansas City Chiefs. The Kansas City Chiefs are you
 don’t have to worry about these
 guys. Yes they’re zero and two.  But they just played the Super
 Bowl champions to kick off the
 year. And then they lost to the Chargers who are arguably one
 of the better teams in the AFC.
 They are going to figure it out. And the reason why you can have
 confidence in the fact they’re
 going to figure it out, because that’s all they’ve done since
 2020. They’ve been in the
 conversation. They’ve been in    the Super Bowl. They always
 find their way in the playoffs.
 And if you let them in the playoffs, they’re kicking down
 the door. Well, also, I think
 that if you think about Patrick  Mahomes and you see him doing
 this a lot, right, Patrick
 Mahomes is taking a play out of Josh Allen’s playbook. When
 Josh Allen last year didn’t
 have the weapons that he’s used  to having with Stefon Diggs and
 Gabe Davis, he started to run
 the ball a lot more. And you see that with Patrick Mahomes.
 And I’m sure that connection
 with him and Travis Kelce will   continue to get better. But
 until then to your point Isaiah.
 They don’t have a wide receiver one and wide receiver two right
 now. So it’s just a matter of
 time KB I’m supposed to say the  Texans. But I actually do have
 concerns about the Texans.
 They’re not my answer. I feel like last year so much of their
 identity was Joe Mixon. He was
 so strong and so tough and they  fed him so much. Hasn’t been on
 the field. Let’s keep our eye
 on the Texans. I wish I could say him, but I can’t. I’m
 actually going to go in their
 same division. I’m going to say  the Titans and just hear me out.
 I don’t know if the Titans are
 going to win ten games this year. I don’t know if they’re
 going to win six games this
 year. I think I’m least worried  about them because I think they
 have the right quarterback.
 It’s it’s a broader picture of   the Titans. I know that it’s
 been modest statistically with
 cam Ward. I just think the the optics and if you watch the
 games outside of the highlights
 and you really watch the Titans, everything about his presence
 and his body language and his
 confidence is there. That’s all I care about right now for cam
 Ward. I don’t need him to light
 it up statistically. I just      want him to look like he
 belongs. And he does. Maybe not
 this year yet, but I’m not worried about the Titans long
 term. I think they made the
 right choice. I get it that the number isn’t. It doesn’t imply
 where the Titans you think are
 at in terms of their skill set   and the guy that they have at
 quarterback. Kyle, I’m
 wondering why you said you were supposed to say Texans. Did
 somebody get in your ear and
 say, hey, you should really say  the Texans. Are you feeling
 some obligation? Just like you
 look at the list and like they’re they’re winning playoff
 games and stuff. They’re in
 there. And it’s like, well, we   should probably say the Texans
 because everybody picks them to
 win the South. They just beat the Chargers in the playoffs a
 year ago. And yet I look at
 them and listen. Obviously there’s a lot of teams I’m
 highly concerned about. But one
 that jumps off that you’re like, no, no I think they’re fine.
 It’s tough. If somebody goes to
 the Chiefs. Sure. Listen bears heavily concerned giants. All
 these are obvious. The Texans
 should be the one that’s like    hello, we’re the Texans. But
 based on this year alone, like
 I don’t love what I see. Is it unfortunate to say I’ll pick
 another team off the list? It’s
 almost like if you’re on this    list and we don’t mention your
 name to answer that question,
 that like that should be even more concerning. So can I just
 yeah it’s tough. The Dolphins
 are kind of right where we may   have thought we were at. We
 really tried to do some work
 for the Dolphins over the summer and just say this or
 that about their head coach or
 their quarterback. And while we  weren’t sure what it was going
 to be, we tried to peel back
 the onion, if you will, on it. But the dolphins, it’s kind of
 like that. We expected them to
 be on that list. Is that a       terrible thing to say about the
 Dolphins? Yeah. Jamie. What?
 Jamie, if we were if we were a different show, you pull up the
 list and say, who are you most
 concerned about? But that’s not our show, because then we’re
 just kicking people while
 they’re down. I think you know   the answers to that. We’re
 trying to lift them up. Okay,
 good. And we did that and we did that. Well, Mike Tomlin
 would like to lift up his
 defense. All right. This is      second down on three and out.
 We know defense is synonymous
 with Mike Tomlin. So when he is  unhappy with his group he comes
 with receipts. To recap the
 Steelers defense gave up 32 points in a win against the
 Jets and 31 points in a home
 loss to the Seahawks. Here’s the head coach. Our defense
 wore down some, particularly as
 the game went on. We had the desire to improve our run
 defense, and I thought
 particularly initially we did. But there’s an attrition
 component to the game and our
 lines got a little thin at       various points in the game. I
 thought we felt the effects of
 that. We did similar things week one. Certainly there’s
 some things, you know, I often
 say two is a pattern and we’ve got two games under our belt.
 And so I see some things that
 certainly need our attention.    And and so I’m excited about
 getting to work okay. So week
 one is a liar. And Tomlin says that two weeks in a row is a
 pattern for his defense. And
 it’s one that he wants to break. Seattle did score a special
 teams touchdown on a botched
 kickoff, but this is not the type of production that that
 head coach wants to see on that
 side of the field for            Pittsburgh. So when you
 consider the money that they’ve
 invested, the Steelers are spending a ton and they have
 some cap space to move forward
 with. But how do they improve?   What do you see inside of this
 Tomlin led Steelers defense.
 Well you remember a month ago I said that we had a question on
 this show. Who is the player
 outside of Aaron Rodgers. That   is very important to their
 success I said Cam Heyward. And
 this is exactly why I said Cam Heyward. Like we talk about
 what is paid to that defense.
 What was paid was for guys in the past defense. You got
 rushers that you paid and you
 got corners that you paid. The   only other guy interior that
 you did that you paid was Cam
 Heyward. Other than that, like that, the interior of that
 defense needs to be addressed.
 They are they are allowing 150 yards per game. That’s that’s a
 28th ranked rushing defense in
 the NFL if you can’t stop the    run. And I’m saying this as a
 defensive guy, if you can’t
 stop the run guys, you have no chance. You have no zero shot
 at stopping anybody. So I trust
 that Mike Tomlin is going to do  what he needs to do. I trust
 that that man next to him, Cam
 Heyward, is going to do what they need to do. Because if
 anything we’ve learned about
 the Pittsburgh Steelers, their   identity is defense. And it
 starts with stopping the run.
 And so when they’re able to do that, then we’ll be able to
 speak about them in the light
 that we’ve been used to          speaking about them for history
 sake. The Steelers have the
 second oldest roster in the league, and I know we’ve always
 identified them as having being
 the Steel Curtain and them       being defensive juggernauts.
 But the reality the reality is
 Father Time is just that. It’s Father Time. So that’s not to
 say that they can’t be
 successful, but let’s not act    as if that’s not an element
 that we have to take into
 consideration. You brought up Cam Heyward. He’s not the
 youngest spring chicken in the
 world. They brought in Jalen     Ramsey. He’s he’s he’s up there
 as a vet as well Darius Slay
 he’s been around the league. So some of your key ingredients
 some of your key contributors
 that you’re depending on are     not the youngest cats around.
 And they’re healthy right now
 because at the beginning of the season. So what do they look
 like as the season progresses?
 I don’t foresee them getting     better, but I do see them
 finding a way to have some kind
 of success on the field. Listen, this team is so ten and seven,
 slash nine and eight. I can’t
 stand it. They are right there after two weeks. It’s exactly
 what you want. But here’s my
 take on this. We said Mike       Tomlin is never going to have
 30 points twice in a row to
 start the season. His defense he didn’t really. And let me
 explain why you guys know this.
 I’m coaching youth tackle        football fifth and sixth
 graders. For the first time
 ever. We had our first game over the weekend. We did win,
 but there’s keep it
 simple. In the fourth quarter    we were having trouble running
 the ball. So we call a timeout.
 We bring all these 11 kids over and we look all at them and we
 go, listen, we’re going to go
 on two. Don’t false start. We’re going to go on two.
 They’re going to jump offsides.
 We’re going to go on two. We     had to call a timeout just to
 talk over that. We were going
 on two. You ready. Are you ready. And they’re like yes yes
 yes. And we’re like they go, we
 send them off. And all of us coaches are like, hold on to
 your butts. Here we go. And
 they go down. Set, hut! And one  of the kids moved and it’s all
 right. It’s all right. We went.
 We all started the kids. It’s week one. Fine. The reason I’m
 bringing that up is that you
 could have taken that kid. Or all 11 kids on my fifth and
 sixth grade football team and
 put them back, returning kicks   for the Steelers, and none of
 them would have let that ball
 go into the end zone and just sit there. All right. You could
 have taken a ten year old or an
 11 year old. None of them are making this play. All right.
 That is inexcusable for the NFL.
 It’s inexcusable for the         Steelers standard in which they
 literally say the standard is
 the standard. This is not on the Steelers defense. Don’t put
 it down in history that they
 gave up 30 points two weeks in   a row because they did not they
 did not give up that touchdown.
 I’m telling you, we could have looked at any of our collection
 of of Aiden’s and Caden’s on my
 whole team and all the Aiden’s   and all the Caden’s would have
 picked up that kickoff, but the
 Steelers didn’t. All right. I got two things, Kyle. One, you
 can’t just slide in the fact
 that you’re undefeated as a      head coach right now. Just just
 saying you can’t just slide
 that in. And then number two, I imagine you as a coach on the
 football field as Will Ferrell
 in Kicking and Screaming, is     that is that a fair comparison
 as to how you are on the field?
 First of all, not bragging. It was six to nothing. Second of
 all, not the head coach. I’m
 the assistant. And Isaiah I      will tell you this. I have
 found out so much about myself
 through this because I imagine that I was going to be the cool,
 fun coach. I have news guys. I
 am the touch the line coach,     touch the line. Get back here
 and touch the line. I’m the run
 to water. Run to water. You run. I’m that guy. I’m so
 disappointed in myself. I
 thought it would be fun. I’m     the jerk. So yes, Isaiah,
 you’re right. Is the. Get your
 hands off your head. You’re not tired? Yes. What is that? What
 is? When we do conditioning,
 you put your mouthguard in your  mouth. Guard is going to be in
 the game. Timmy, put that mouth
 guard in. It’s ridiculous. I’m disappointed. Helmet. Yes yes
 yes yes, all of that. I’m doing
 it. We speak at KB Caden’s, Aiden’s and Timmy’s. That’s. We
 know you got Kyle’s kids. Great
 players. Great. Is Sean McVay a touch the line coach. That
 remains to be seen. But we did
 learn something else about him. This is third down on three and
 out Sean McVay. Oftentimes
 we’re waiting for him to tell us about injury sustained to
 his team to his team. And that
 might affect how you cheer for the Rams or your own fantasy
 roster. But on the coach McVay
 show which is produced by the    Rams, Sean McVay threw out a
 name that was unforeseen and it
 took us all by surprise. What’s good? You know I did tear my
 plantar fascia so. Oh no. Yeah.
 Well that’s a good thing because now I guess it allows
 you to heal a little bit faster.
 But, you know, I was being       dramatic limping around towards
 the end of the game. But you
 know, the the MRI confirmed I did that. But good news is I’m
 not playing, so I’m just on the
 sidelines watching. So if I      have a little cool limp to add
 some swag, then you’ll know why.
 I just got done saying that plantar fasciitis is a lame
 name for an injury. But coach,
 if you’re going to tear your     plantar fascia. Yes, that
 sounds more intense than we
 accept it. Okay, Manti, what do you make of this news about
 coach? Yes, I just want to
 clarify. It’s two different      things. Plantar fasciitis is
 when you still have your
 plantar fascia intact. It’s just very, very irritated and
 inflamed. When he tears the
 thing, it’s gone. So I torso. I tore my plantar fascia my
 senior year in college. Guys,
 it’s not fun. But the doctor told me the same thing. Oh,
 nice. You don’t have to wear it
 anymore. You don’t got to ice    it. He was wrong. Okay, now my
 foot, like, tilts in like there
 is no arch support. Nothing. So coach, like we’re we’re one of
 them inserts in your foot
 because once they went down      like this guys everything else.
 My knee, my hip, my back, all
 of it, it just went up the chain. And now it’s like
 getting into my neck now maybe
 into my brain sometimes early    in the morning here. So it all
 started from that plantar
 fascia tearing. So coach, I wish you a speedy recovery.
 Keep an insert in that shoe
 because you’re like that. So so  we just learned that Manti has
 a gangster lien on his shoe.
 He’s the guy that has all the cushion on one side of the shoe,
 and inside he’s got an extra
 sock on my right foot. Listen, with coach McVay telling us
 that all I heard is that he’s
 explosive. That’s all I heard.   Yeah coach he’s still got the
 juice. And he popped off. Yeah.
 Pull up and pop off. That’s what coach McVay has. No he’s
 he’s one of the greatest
 coaches man I love him I love    his energy. And to your point
 man. And I was just telling
 Jamie this to tear your plantar fascia is much better than to
 have it be straight because of
 the fact that that irritation    man. So kudos to coach man.
 He’s engaged. I foresee him
 having a little, little, a little hitch in his giddy up,
 but he’ll still be doing his
 thing. Yeah. The funny thing     about this is the palpable
 excitement from Sean McVay that
 he got injured. Like he’s actually into it. He is in the
 starting five of NFL head
 coaches who so badly wish they were still playing the game.
 Harbaugh is in it, too Jim
 Harbaugh. He thinks it’s part    of the game. Sean loves this. I
 think he loves that he’s hurt,
 that he’s got to coach hurt. He’s got to dig deep. He’s got
 to extract different lessons
 about life and football from it. And by the way, like he also
 joins the club of there’s a
 bunch of coaches who have gotten injured in games on the
 sideline. Sometimes it’s not
 pretty, but sometimes it’s kind  of amusing. Pete Carroll got
 blasted in the face by a
 football back in 20. Now look at Pete Bowl bandaged up
 bleeding out. These types of
 guys love this Sean Payton in the club. Full on. Tore his MCL
 on the sideline and just kept
 coaching. These guys live for moments that they can show
 mental and physical toughness.
 They’re not looking to get hurt, but if they do, they flip into
 a positive and McVay will too.
 Kyle it’s a great point. Those are the NFL references. Ten
 years ago I was on NCAA
 tournament and Georgia Southern  beat Baylor. Ron Hunter and his
 son RJ was playing for Georgia
 Southern. Ron Hunter had torn his Achilles celebrating the
 Sunbelt Conference. The head
 coach. He has a cast. He         coached the entire opening
 round of the NCAA tournament on
 a wheeled stool as he was moving around with his
 whiteboard, and then his son
 hits the three to beat Baylor.   I think it was a 15 over two.
 RJ and Ron, full blown, goes
 off the scooter and cracked the cast he was wearing that he was
 trying to recover from the
 Achilles like coaches who take these things so seriously. And
 he was so happy about it
 because his team moved on. He’s  like, yeah, I don’t care.
 Georgia Southern we’re in the
 tournament and we just beat Baylor. You guys have the
 picture. Oh my gosh. That story
 came off the top of my head.     There he is Ron Hunter in the
 back cracked. His cast was the
 direct quote in The Day After. Now it’s your money. Use it
 when you need it. Call J.G.
 Wentworth. 877. Cash nine. It’s  time for what’s the word? The
 ultimate challenge for a table
 so chatty. Pick a single word. First up, the Eagles have won
 their first two games of the
 season, but their MVP quarterback Jalen Hurts, has
 yet to throw a touchdown pass.
 Dum Dum dum. Following their week two victory over the
 Chiefs, their head coach, Nick
 Sirianni, had a message for his  team about continuing to find a
 way to win. Guys, we to find a
 way, way to find a way, right? Take pride. Take pride in
 winning. However, we need to
 win and then we go back to work again. We find a way again. We
 repeat again and again and
 again. Right? It’s about process in a world right where
 everybody wants everything
 right away. It’s about our       process. The only word I heard
 in there was process. I start
 us off your one word to describe Jalen Hurts having
 zero touchdown passes in the
 first two games of the season. Yeah this is my word guys. It’s
 two letters. So like so he
 hasn’t thrown for any touchdowns. So like the guy in
 30 in his whole entire career
 Jalen Hurts has not thrown a touchdown in 30% of his games
 guys. Yes. So 30%. So the guy
 is 16 and seven in those games. He wins. Like we’ve said on
 this show. And this is a
 narrative, right. And I try to   change that narrative. But
 people feel a certain type of
 way as to this system quarterback, it’s not a bad
 thing. He’s in a system that
 creates a W. It don’t matter how many how many touchdowns he
 throws for it matters what’s
 that win column look like. And then Jalen Hurts case. It’s a
 winning win column. So he could
 throw for zero touchdowns ten touchdowns. All he cares about
 is winning. So back to my back
 to my word. So he’s going to win anyway. The process is
 winning over there in
 Philadelphia. It’s winning for   Jalen Hurts. So that’s my word
 guys. So with a question mark
 want to see want to see my word. And and so and we what you know
 what like honestly to use a
 word the kids use like the word could have been flex. It’s a
 flex I’m not even throwing
 touchdowns. And we’re two and    zero I mean what do you want
 from me I don’t care, I don’t
 need to. You know what? Philadelphia is a fight city.
 I’m old enough to remember a
 guy named Vladimir Klitschko.    Wladimir Klitschko was a
 heavyweight fighter who who
 sometimes he would do fights and he would just jab people
 into victory. He never even
 would throw the right hand       because he didn’t even need to,
 because he just jabs the crap
 out of them. Another word I could have put is September.
 Like Earth, wind and fire. It’s
 early. They’re two and oh, who   cares what Jalen Hurts stats
 are nerds. I don’t care about
 his stats. I care about his two and zero. He hasn’t thrown a
 touchdown pass and go ahead.
 And somehow I feel like I’m getting shoved into the era in
 which I will be parenting
 teenagers. I feel like that’s    so. And like. Like what? Bet
 bet bet. This question is so
 mid. All right, well, I guess I’ll be the one to buck the
 system because it’s not. Come
 on. So I’m coming with Pattulo and Pattulo Pattulo Kevin
 Pattulo is offensive
 coordinator for the              Philadelphia Eagles. It is no
 longer Kellen Moore. And I know
 that they’re winning games. And I know that Jalen Hurts is
 still going to find a way to
 make it happen and extend        drives, but their passing game
 needs to be addressed. I don’t
 believe that it’s the same that it was in years past. Kellen
 Moore had those guys flying
 high obviously in the run game   and the passing game. When you
 watch the film, these route
 concepts are not the same that they were. It’s easier to guard.
 They’re running more mirrored
 route concepts. So I think that  their offense in terms of the
 passing game is more simpler
 than it’s been. And I think that that is contributing to
 their lack of productivity in
 the passing game, and it is not  hurting them in the win column
 yet. You think it will, though?
 I think it will. All right. So and Pattulo we move on. Next up
 we’re going to check in on the
 Giants fans and how we think     they’re feeling after a tough
 overtime loss in week two.
 Because the effort was there. The excitement was there Manti.
 But the win escaped them. What
 is the one word to describe Giants fans two weeks into the
 season? Well, I had to do some
 research. I’m not from New York. I haven’t never lived in New
 York, so KB probably would know
 more of the lingo over there.    But there’s there’s this word
 that I guess they use in New
 York. It’s called staticky. And it means that causes unwanted
 friction or the desire to fight,
 like, I think New York, the New York Giants fans, they’re ready
 to fight. They’re like, why
 can’t we just have something     good? Why can’t we just win? I
 don’t care who’s at quarterback
 or whether it’s Russell Wilson or or Jaxson Dart. Let’s just
 win some ball games. Get the
 ball to Malik Nabers. Let’s start the running game
 defensively. Like we have a
 great pass rush. Like I think    it’s created a lot of staticky
 situations over there in New
 York. So if you’re a New York fan, if you’re from New York
 and you understand this word,
 please let me know that that’s   the correct definition, because
 that’s what they say. Staticky
 is unwanted friction, and there’s a lot of friction over
 there in New York. All right.
 Friction is never a good thing.  Conflicted conflict is my word.
 And the reason why is because
 they have a Russell Wilson who had an okay game, I guess, and
 people were kind of mad about
 it in week one. And then he balled out against the Dallas
 Cowboys. But people really want
 to see the young gun who bought  out in the preseason. So they
 sprinkle him in there and they
 say, oh, he didn’t really do too well either. But he’s our
 he’s the next great hype.
 They’re conflicted. I don’t      know if they rather be winning
 games or seeing their rookie go
 out there and try to figure out who he is and watch him ascend
 to what he was in the preseason.
 So I think that the New York Giants fans right now are torn.
 Do we keep Russ and allow him
 to throw for 450, or do we       really want to see Jaxson Dart
 get in there and start and
 start figuring out his way as a young rookie? I hear you. And
 by the way Isaiah some friction
 from time to time. Not bad. Trust me. Opportunity. That’s
 mine. Opportunity opportunity
 I’m going positive you know      once a week opportunity. All
 right here’s the opportunity.
 Guys guys eyes up here. Eyes up here trying to talk football.
 Let’s just take a ball Paul.
 The New York Giants it’s not     just they’ve had the last few
 years. Most of the time they
 lose. They lose a lot at home. They have a really rough
 experience for the fans at home.
 And I know that drives           ownership crazy. You’re at home
 this weekend and national TV,
 it’s at night. You can bring the family. The Chiefs are
 coming to town with the same
 record as you. You’re you’re all oh and two, they’re
 bleeding. They’re susceptible.
 They’re vulnerable. This is an   opportunity for like an estate
 win for this season. Beat
 Patrick Mahomes and Kelce and Reid and all those guys which
 you can based on what I’ve seen
 I don’t look at it as doom and gloom yet. I know they’re oh
 and two but there’s sparks. And
 last week they scored a lot of   points. You beat the Chiefs and
 you beat the team to send the
 Chiefs to zero and three. Then that’s finally something to
 hang your hat on and build from.
 It’s not time to be down in the  gutter. It is a time to say,
 let’s cash in this. What this
 opportunity. Do the great things you’re meant to do. New
 York Giants. Come on, Kyle, you
 were so quick to get your dirty  joke out on the air that you
 forgot to put an I in the
 middle of your opportunity. Opportunity? Opportunity? Yes.
 Oh, well, I don’t know what
 your joke you’re referring to,   Jamie, but I try to keep it on
 football here, and you guys are
 always taking it off the track. So that’s you? I was worried
 about the spelling of staticky.
 Like we had to get out of that   segment quick. I was, I was, oh,
 no guys. Oh, it’s not a
 spelling bee. I’m actually a good speller. Maybe it should
 be upper 20. Yeah. Oh, well. Oh,
 well. Calling all fall fanatics, at 7 p.m. eastern only on prime.
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 Plus, there’s a new milestone in American football that
 established the Hispanic
 Football Hall of Fame, an        organization dedicated to
 honoring the contributions of
 Hispanic players, coaches, and contributors at every level of
 the game. Former NFL head coach
 in front of the show Ron Rivera in Pro Football Hall of Fame
 offensive lineman Anthony Nunez
 helped establish the Hispanic    Football Hall of Fame, and
 they’re going to serve as
 founding board members. Hispanic Football Hall of Fame
 will pay tribute to the history,
 talent, and cultural impact of Hispanic people who shaped the
 game of football that we just
 love so much. Now coming up Carson Wentz. He has had quite
 the NFL journey Kyle going to
 take us through those steps. And only the way Kyle knows how
 best. That’s coming up next
 here on Gmfb. The international and streaming next day on
 Paramount+. All right, the
 Minnesota Vikings this weekend.  Their starting quarterback will
 not be the rookie J.J. McCarthy.
 He is injured. It will be Carson Wentz. And with that
 this is the headline Carson
 Wentz becomes the first quarterback in NFL history to
 start for six different teams
 in six consecutive seasons. It’s insane. It’s happening.
 And I have a lot of respect for
 it for his resilience and his toughness. And we’re going to
 look back on how in the heck
 this just happened. Remember 2016. Good morning. Football
 was in its very first season.
 And the Eagles had drafted       Carson Wentz number two overall
 behind Jared Goff out of North
 Dakota. The story goes Howie Roseman went to a diner in
 North Dakota. They met with
 Carson Wentz. They had a         feeling about him. They took
 him. They traded Sam Bradford
 their incumbent starter right before the season said we’re
 given the keys to the rookie.
 The rookie was excellent. He     didn’t throw any interceptions
 to start the season. On good
 morning football and its infancy. I started growing a
 beard called the Wentz beard
 and I said I wouldn’t shave      until Carson Wentz throws an
 interception that lasted five
 weeks. When he finally threw one to Darius Slay of the
 Detroit Lions. We had a
 barbershop quartet and I was     shaved live on the air. 2017
 comes around and oh my god
 Carson Wentz is so good. How good he’s the best player in
 the league. He was going to win
 the MVP. This is just a fact. It is not debatable. And then
 he goes to the L.A. Coliseum
 where the Rams are playing at    the time. He tears his ACL. He
 goes down. And really in a lot
 of ways for the Eagles he never got back up. At the time I was
 a huge supporter and I went on
 Twitter and here were my thoughts on Carson Wentz
 tearing his ACL in the middle
 of MVP season. I’d gladly give   my own ACL to keep him on the
 field. What the hell am I doing
 with it? Valid point. I couldn’t do it. Carson Wentz is
 then done. Turns out the Eagles
 go on to win the Super Bowl with a backup quarterback. They
 go in Minnesota. They battle
 Brady. And this is a picture     worth a billion words. There is
 Carson with his hands on the
 trophy. He is a Super Bowl champ. But Nick Foles who took
 over for him led them there.
 Super Bowl MVP a very loaded image Carson would start the
 next year. Foles would come
 back again. It never really got  right. And then that’s when it
 gets crazy. The Eagles draft
 Jalen Hurts in 2020. The writing was on the wall. Then
 Carson goes to the Colts. He is
 traded to the Indianapolis Colts. The season happened to
 be on Hard Knocks. They had a
 dramatic last game loss in which they missed the playoffs.
 It was considered a
 disappointment. 2022 The         Indianapolis Colts traded
 Carson Wentz to Washington
 Commanders football team. Whatever they were 2022. There
 he is throwing a touchdown to
 Terry McLaurin. Looks like it’s going pretty well right. Well
 he was placed on injured
 reserve. And sure enough in 2023 he becomes a Los Angeles
 Ram after being released by the
 commanders. Now he’s playing for Sean McVay. He’s doing some
 good things there out on the
 field. But again he starts for all these teams. It’s like he’s
 in his different eras. This was
 his Rams era. Did he stick       there. Absolutely not. He
 enters free agency. And in 2024
 he is signed by the Chiefs. Now he’s playing for Reid. Now he’s
 playing for Mahomes. This was
 last season he did start I don’t know if you remember it.
 He started the last at the end
 of the season. It was not        pretty. But he was out there
 throwing the ball around. Went
 to another Super Bowl. This time he lost to not get another
 ring. Enters free agency again.
 And now he is signed by the Minnesota Vikings. He will
 start this weekend again. This
 is not just a backup who jumps from team to team and is a guy
 they like to bring in because
 he’s good in the locker room     and experience. It’s not quite
 the same as Teddy Bridgewater.
 Carson Wentz has gone six straight seasons with six teams,
 starting at least one game in
 all those seasons. It’s never    happened before. You might
 remember a few years back,
 there was this viral picture of Carson working out in what
 appears to be a high school.
 And it was really funny because  look at all the gear he’s got
 on Eagles and Washington and
 Indianapolis. That was like three teams ago. He could put
 on socks now and cleats and an
 arm sleeve that has all kinds    of different logos. It’s an
 amazing thing. Now that Carson
 Wentz is back I remember we used to call the Wentz wagon in
 Philadelphia and all the
 journeys that would go on. And   he was considered once the
 absolute future of not only the
 Philadelphia Eagles but quarterbacking in the league.
 It’s taken a million different
 turns. But I respect Carson      Wentz so much for showing up,
 being a pro and just chucking
 that ball. Same time next year. Different team Carson Wentz I
 would bet on it. If he’s done
 six he could do seven. He will show up and ball I love him
 professional and we’ll see
 where it goes next. Guys guys    you know what’s so funny about
 this thing is when I saw JJ
 McCarthy throw the ball I immediately got Carson Wentz
 vibes. Like I remember getting
 ready for Carson Wentz when he   was with the Philadelphia
 Eagles. And that long little
 that long little arm motion that he has and his elbow
 poking out in the back. Watch
 J.J. McCarthy throw this ball.   It’s the same delivery. It’s
 the same exact delivery. And I
 remember getting ready to play the Eagles. And that being a
 point of emphasis for us
 defensively is understanding     how they both how Carson Wentz
 threw the ball. So when I saw
 J.J. McCarthy throw the ball I was like oh my gosh that looks
 exactly like Carson Wentz. And
 then we’re in week three. And    who’s starting for the
 Minnesota Vikings a guy who
 throws exactly like him. So it’s amazing how to see this
 thing kind of kind of play out
 I’m hoping success for Carson    Wentz. Good guy. And I mean I
 chose the Vikings to win the
 NFC North. So I’m really rooting for him. Yeah he has to
 take care of business Kyle a
 great job on the timeline man I appreciate that. But Carson
 Wentz shout out to you. People
 don’t understand how hard it is  to to get to the league and
 then to remain in the league.
 But to be on six consecutive teams and start for all those
 teams as a quarterback.
 Understand you have to know      everything about the offense.
 You have to be able to know the,
 the, the, all the calls. You have to know the language. You
 got to be able to communicate
 and relay it, be able to change  things up and to be able to do
 that in six consecutive systems
 is absolutely insane. So all the respect to Carson Wentz,
 not only his ability to stay in
 the league, but his ability to   be somebody that all these
 organizations know and trust in
 his abilities to be able to conduct himself as a
 professional and be able to be
 able to run these teams          offensively. Listen, we never
 want any season to turn into
 the year of the backup quarterback, but somehow we’re
 in week three and we have a
 Jake Browning Carson Wentz       special coming up between the
 Bengals and the Vikings. But
 the Carson Wentz story and the Vikings in general have kind of
 tapped into this odd like bring
 them home type thing because     you got Adam Thielen back in
 Minnesota a native son. And
 Carson Wentz has all these great stories about growing up
 in the Midwest and having
 Vikings posters on his wall. So  maybe this is the next chapter,
 the next part of his story. Now
 the problem with Jake Browning is he’s got a long runway with
 Joe Burrow injury. We don’t
 know how long of a Carson Wentz  experience we’re going to get
 Kyle. But to your point and
 frankly to the reference back to the beginning of your time
 on Gmfb in 2016. Little birdie
 because I wasn’t in the chair at the time tells me that you
 were so high on Carson Wentz
 that you were like best player   in the NFL right now, and
 that’s why you were willing to
 sacrifice your own ACL. Like, how do you see this thing has
 unfolded for him in terms of
 why he hasn’t been able to       stick on as a starter? Well, I
 remember our first opening day
 in 2016. I went to Philadelphia and did the show from their
 complex there in Philly. They
 had just traded Sam Bradford.    The biggest news in the NFL was
 this rookie is going to start
 for the Eagles. And I’m walking through the parking lot and the
 dead of night trying to get
 there like four in the morning.  And I look up and I go oh dude
 it’s you. And it was Carson
 Wentz getting out of his car carrying like 12 boxes of
 donuts. Like a true rookie into
 the facility. And he went on to start and be great that year.
 Listen Jamie, to answer your
 question, I’m an agent of chaos. I think the best thing could
 possibly happen is Carson Wentz
 starts the next three games and throws eight touchdowns with no
 picks and three Vikings wins.
 And then they’re like, what are  we supposed to do? That’s what
 I would like to see. So
 everybody buckle up. You know it’s so hard is and Isaiah you
 know this I think the backup
 quarterback is one of the        hardest positions in all of
 football. Why. Because you have
 to be ready I mean that’s not saying that the DB or the
 O-lineman that the second
 string has to be ready. But      there’s a there’s a different
 type of pressure that’s on the
 second string quarterback. Like when the first string guy goes
 down, which happens sometimes.
 And for us, this year happened   sooner than than we expected it
 to be. You have to be ready
 because the whole success of the franchise is now on you.
 It’s different for me than a
 linebacker. As a second          stringer. I’ve been in that
 situation where I was told that,
 hey, just be ready. You’re going to go in. You just got
 when I got in, I had like ten
 other guys that could help me    be successful. When you’re the
 quarterback and you have the
 ball in your hands, guys, there is there’s a different type of
 pressure on that quarterback,
 let alone the second string      quarterback. When you don’t
 know when your your, your name
 is going to be called. So you have to do the same amount of
 study that the starter does,
 maybe even more because you’re   not getting the reps. So shout
 out to Carson Wentz. Shout out
 to Jake Browning. Shout out to all the second string
 quarterbacks. That has to be
 ready. Now that’s that’s that’s  all I wanted to share some
 perspective. Yeah I just for
 put it in perspective for people. How many people out
 there have a language learning
 app, right. A Duolingo or        Rosetta Stone, a Babbel,
 whatever it is. Right. Imagine
 doing that for six different languages. Like that’s legit
 what he’s doing. Like when you
 step in there, they give you a   giant binder and it has all the
 information on it, and you have
 to digest that information and have enough confidence in it to
 be able to go down, relay that
 information out to ten other     grown men at a time like that
 is so difficult to do. And I
 just alluded to it like it’s different. That’s not to say
 that all professional football
 players aren’t prepared, but     there is a different
 responsibility and we all know
 that, which is why the quarterbacks get paid what they
 get paid. Kyle, I am going to
 go to Dublin a week from         yesterday. I’ll be there for
 the Vikings Steelers game. And
 as we all know, for the first time ever in the NFL, the
 Vikings will then stay in
 Europe and go from Ireland and   play a second game in London.
 And one of the entertaining
 parts of those games internationally are seeing all
 the different jerseys
 represented. I will take it      upon myself to be at that game
 in Dublin and try to count as
 many versions of the Carson Wentz experience that I can,
 and see how many if I can
 collect them all. I love it because I remember in 2018,
 Carson Wentz started a game for
 the Eagles in London against     the Jaguars. So he has been
 there at least once. They are
 very aware of Carson Wentz. And guys let’s just do the same
 thing next year Jamie safe
 travels. We’ll send you off      properly next week. But in the
 meantime guys Jets fans
 shouting out to you your own two Justin Fields may not start
 but do you want something to be
 happy about? I got something     very next segment about the
 Jets tonight that you could
 watch that you will like. It’s Wednesday Night Football more
 good morning football after
 this. Back pain. When you’ve supportive adult education
 centers near you.
 Congratulations. See you in      Pittsburgh. Can’t wait. Talk
 that talk man to man. What do
 you think? It. Carry it. Talk that talk. That’s what men do
 right there, man. That’s that’s
 big man talk right there.        That’s not a boy. That’s a man
 right there speaking his truth.
 I loved it. It was passionate. And Bart always been the kind
 of guy that, you know, you
 would want him to lead you in the battle because, you know,
 he going to fight right
 alongside with you to the end.   All right? That’s something
 that really happened. That
 fever dream you were just looking at is a television show.
 I refer to it as Wednesday
 Night Football. It’s NFL         classics. After further review,
 every Wednesday, 9:00 eastern
 on vice, we watch a different classic game with prominent
 members of the game where
 people who watched it. Tonight   we’re watching the Can’t Wait
 game. This is the Patriots.
 This is the Jets. This is Bart Scott. This is Method Man. So
 many things to talk about in
 this game guys. This is not it of course. But that’s all right.
 We’ll talk about that in
 another game. It’s Patriots      versus Jets is what we really
 want. But it is the Rex Ryan
 team from back then. It’s Mark Sanchez. It’s Rex Ryan. It’s
 going into the game is a
 totally bizarre storyline about  Wes Welker talking about Rex
 Ryan’s potential video that was
 out there. It’s rookie Gronk. It’s rookie Devin McCourty. And
 it is Mark Sanchez going on the
 road and winning playoff games   against all time greats. You do
 not want to miss it. Vice TV
 tonight I promise it is the Jets versus the Patriots. And
 it is 9:00. It is so fun.
 You’ll love it. I got a          question brother. That’s two
 weeks in a row. You have one
 side of the story there. Last week you had the Chiefs and and
 the Niners. And you only had
 Chiefs people there. This time   you just have Jets. Do you have
 episodes coming where there’s
 representatives of both teams on there, or is that something
 you don’t want to do you want
 to stay away from? I want to     open the wound for sure.
 Absolutely. It’s not exactly a
 great hang for the team that got their butts kicked in the
 game. It’s more of a
 celebration. But listen, we had  to do a lot of editing with
 Method Man because Method Man
 has a very sharp tongue about the Patriots. He said a lot of
 stuff that could not be in the
 final cut, but he was an awesome hang. I know football
 fans will love it. And shout
 out to Sal Powell, one of those rare interviews where you got
 to hang that mic in there. We
 were like, anything else you     want to say? And you’re like,
 nope, just can’t wait. You’re
 like, wow, ultimate television moment. And now Kyle’s got it
 on Wednesday Night Football.
 Well done. Kyle Gmfb on a        Wednesday. See you tomorrow.
 Wait wait wait. Ooh, team. Tell
 me something good. Cheerios is
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
36 Comments
Love listening to these!!! Go colts!
The Chiefs defense is literally going nowhere and they're still shorthanded with their offensive linemen
but they're not playing good at all
New Jerseyan here.
Thank you for pointing out Kevin Burkhardt is a great play by play announcer. He is also one of the best.
FYI – He is a graduate of my alma mater, William Paterson University, located in Wayne, New Jersey, about 20 miles northwest of New York City/Manhattan. 😀👍
Didnt you get bought by mr beast or is that a bold face lie
Funny thing is, I think the eagles O Line tired of the tush push
Method man is a music 🎵 legend. Shoutout Staten Italy 🇮🇹!
Jeremy who!
Chiefs could be 0-4 and the media would still be glazing them and making excuses.
It was Georgia State, not Georgia Southern @1:00:00. I remember this moment especially because that's my alma mater. Also, you can see the signage in the photos that they present.
Chiefs get, No more 4 extra chances to get a first down. Refs can always turn it on. The league is 3 and out. Chiefs are 12 and out. "Champions"
Didnt Manti teo date a dude? hhahahahahahahahahahahaha
Sneakers …….one of my favs
How about Camel Turf toe has she ever had that
The Raiders lost even though Tom doing what he doing.
Y'all talking about movies!!?? I thought this was Good Morning FOOTBALL!!!!🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈
Since when is the NFL a popularity contest, Kyle? Love how you flip-flop.
might as well have a woman on here. isiah stanback…. 😂😂😂
Does anyone else think that Kyle Brant resembles Ray Liotta?
goats should get a pass
First of all, pretty smart move to provide us with a clean version of GMFB, via YT. And without subscription. Secondly, love the lack of commercials. Thank you NFL! Greetings from Europe.
Brady don't need extra info to be a analyst he is that good. Brady beat teams all the time without being in there facilitys all the time as a player.
THIS IS THE WORST FOOTBALL TV SHOW UFF!!! WITHOUT A DOUBT, THE WORST
1:00:52 am I was tripping hearing multiple voices? I am fried watching this early 😭😭😭😭
Thanks for adding time stamps in the description
Manti Teo is such a good match to this show…
Y’all are bad at this
They aint going to playoffs
Geno smith is the problem and the play calling
Wake up bae, latest anti-tush push narrative from the league office just dropped. Go birdz! 🦅
Fun Fact…the Eagles traded Sam Bradford to the Minnesota Vikings, the same team that Wentz will be starting for this Sunday.
Yo my movie has to be "The 5th element"❤
13:04 EVERYBODY HATES THE CHIEFS BECAUSE THE REFS CHEAT FOR THEM, MAHOMES CRIES LIKE A BABY WHEN THEY DONT, NOT TAYLOR SWIFT
You don t like the comments stop the ads got it fuckstick utube!
Lol. At 2:00 The correct phrase is "Talking out the side of ya neck" but I guess that's a sensitive subject
No. We hate the patriots & chiefs cause they both we CAUGHT CHEATING after they won too much
As if the Eagles were never the most hated team in the NFL. People hate the Eagles for no reason. There are people who make hating the Eagles their entire personality