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We should kick Neal to guard to maybe unlock sum run blocking

Hot take: one day Jim Kelly, Dan Marino, and Lamar Jackson will be known as the 3 greatest QBs to never get a ring

Been watching since middle school, I'm about to finish fall semester in my 4th year🥲

Marcus, when are you doing another stream for saints rebuild? You have the best madden rebuilds ever.

Very happy in hindsight that we were able to get a 3rd for Judon

2:17:33 Me too 😂 especially on the "He's one of the fastest WRs in the league."

"he was face-masking nick F bosa" 10/10 delivery, no notes

Hands down my favorite NFL content on RUclips

I think the only thing that is keeping kc 17-0 talks alive is their schedule. Like if Mahomes locks in for once and plays at least a lil more like Mahomes then they don’t play many real competitive teams. Like they do play a lot of favorable games the rest of the year so they do got that goin for they narrative

The ending to this video has me cracking up 😂

It’s ironic that the former Bears offensive coordinator Luke Getsy got fired last week, and the following week the current Bears coordinator Shane Waldron gets fired.

As a Bucs fan I am indeed gutted

I believe that Irsay is the one behind this Joe Flacco starting situation. It really makes me wonder if Irsay was also behind those string of veteran QBs getting signed to Indy.

Man im glad im not the only one that noticed that commentator gassing up Calvin Ridley 😂 that was wild. Was that his dad? Does he run a huge calvin ridley fan page or something? Maybe he's busy and the only games he's ever seen just happen to be Ridleys best games of his career.

Fire Todd Promote Liam

I dont even mind winning man just letting it ride. Who Dat 😂

For the Chargers Titans game, Mack only played 4 snaps, JC Latham did great this game, but he went against bud dupree most of the game

Bruh there is a difference in thumbnail and opening graphic and I reloaded the video 3x thinking I clicked the wrong video

Love these

As a Bears fan remaining schedule our season is cooked Week 11. Packers@Bears Week 12. Vikings@Bears Week 13. Bears@Lions (Thanksgiving) Week 14. Bears@49ers Week 15. Bears@Vikings (MNF) Week 16. Lions@Bears Week 17. Seahawks@Bears (TNF) Week 18. Bears@Packers

I agree the saints need to reset but let’s be honest Mickey isn’t going to do it and they needed this win to prove to the fan base that they care. We should lose but you need to beat the falcons when you can because it’s funny

I really hope Thomas Brown knows how to use motion. Players and coaches have said great things about Brown. Listening to his press conference today gives me more confidence than Waldron talking like a politician for 20 minutes. I like that his calling plays upstairs than on the sideline.

31:17 that's what you said last year

For Washington it seemed like all the moves that they didn’t make in the offseason bit them in this game. Running with three WR4s as your back ups to Terry was stupid and it bit them in this game. Running with St Juste and whoever fills in that week at outside corner was stupid and it bit them. Not having better tackle depth bit them as they had a 3rd round rookie and another back up against Watt and Highsmith. They wrecked havoc all game along with heyward. Ertz playing over Sinnott when Ertz can’t seem to get any YAC bit them on their last offensive play. I really couldn’t believe that they didn’t spend more this offseason on real talent not bandaids when the only player they really had to retain on roster was Cosmi and they handled that already.

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In regards to Jayden's best throw that the receiver couldn't come down with it, I think Marcus is referring to the throw to Noah Brown. Most people (at least beat reporters who do podcasts) thought that was Jayden's best throw and he was rolling right and hit Noah on the sideline so it fits Marcus's description. Noah caught the ball, but the play was called back on a hold (I think Biadasz, but don't quote me on that). There were probably four legit drops (Ertz, McCaffrey, Dyami Brown, and OZ), plus a couple poorly thrown balls that were still catchable (McLaurin, OZ, and Noah Brown). I thought that was arguably Jayden's worst game in terms of accuracy. He had a handful of passes he just missed, plus a couple more poorly thrown balls that were catchable but tough catches. That said his decision making was probably an A, so it ended up being a solid overall performance, but if Jayden is more accurate and the drops are cleaned up, it could have been a big day for the passing game. Some of the accuracy issues probably can be credited to the Steelers as they rush with a lot of discipline so Jayden was throwing from collapsing pockets. Last year the Commanders had Sweat, Allen, Payne, and Young, which piece by piece talent wise is probably about even with this Steelers D-Line but the coaching couldn't get the buy in and efficiency of what the Steelers pass rush with. What is impressive with the Steelers is despite having at least three "1"s in Watt, Heyward, and Highsmith but they rush as a unit to play contain. They don't lose contain to try to get a quick pass rush win. The problem with going for a quick pass rush win is if 3 guys are undisciplined and go for a quick win even if all 3 are successful you probably opened up a big run lane for the QB because maybe the DE goes wide and the DT lined up next them to them tries to go inside. The Steelers have the stars but they don't play with egos. When the Commanders had that awesome D-Line they didn't play disciplined so the results never added up to the individual pieces. The Steelers also brought 19 five man pressures which is their highest number all year. The Steelers loaded the box, which against other teams means outside screens because there are less defenders outside near the numbers, but because the Steelers play tight man defense and don't give much of a cushion presnap they still took away those easy passes which is part of the Commanders bread and butter. All that said, its impossible for the defense to take away everything against a good QB and if Jayden is just slightly more accurate or the receivers cut the drops from like 4 to 2, Commanders could have won that game. Brandon Coleman had some struggles against Highsmith. He gave up a sack on a play that was nullified by a defensive hold in the secondary. Trent Scott (Cornelius Lucas is still hurt and Andrew Wylie was out too) got away with a hold that should have been a safety on the throw where Jayden missed McCaffrey on the deep crosser. Commanders also got away with a hold on a 41 yard fg that would have made it a 51 yard fg. Steelers had their own luck with the refs too as Najee Harris looked like he fumbled on the play he got injured on (though arguably on the Steelers actual fumble the RB's forward motion had been stopped--though I think the refs were justified in not blowing it dead because both teams were trying to push the pile and we have all seen that when those piles go foward into the endzone they call it a TD) and of course there was the spot on that 4th and 9 at the end of the game where I think it was correct that Ertz didn't make the line to gain, but the refs original spot of being like 3/4ths of a yard short was way off because if he didn't get it he didn't get it by like 6 inches. In regards to Luke he has had a number of games where he has been open at points but because he is usually the third read he doesn't always get it. But the other thing about McCaffrey is he is a very willing blocker. Last week in the reaction video you wondered if the Commanders should have kept Jahan Dotson. He was a better route runner than McCaffrey but when they have McCaffrey in he is essentially a big slot. He is only 6'1 200 pounds but he plays bigger. He blocks on run plays and is part of the run game success. He blocks on the WR screens. He also chips the DE. Dotson was not that type player. He wasn't physical as a receiver if the DB got hands on him and he is not a much of a blocker. Because the Commanders were sliding help to Trent Scott in his matchup against TJ Watt, it meant less help for Brandon Coleman against Alex Highsmith, but they still did things like use the big slot (usually McCaffrey) to chip Highsmith on obvious passing downs. Kingsbury is generally pretty good about helping the O-Line. He is the opposite of Bieniemy who was a bit hesitant to use TE and slot and RB's to help the O-Line in fear that it will mess up the offense. Kingsbury very much will help the O-Line in any way he can and having a guy with a big slot tool set is one way to do that.

Vrabel to the Jags, Belichick to the Jets (if they keep Rodgers/Adams)

I really think after watching the All 22 that Rome has looked good this season, Keenan however looks slow af and can't separate at all

Can’t believe we’re already 10 weeks in

TFG finally talking about the Steelers 😫😫😫

Watching the buffalo/Indy update on my lunch break while I see the news that AR is back in the lineup lol what a disaster for the colts

God Marcus, you just can't compliment New England, can you? Offensively, that is, like the offense is in much better shape than you want to give them credit for. They are ij much better shape than you thought they would be. No, they're not great yet, but they have a solid base, and AVP is developing Drake very well. Yea, Drake has some hiccups during the games, you some one else who does the same thing still to this day and you laud him as one of the best in the game ... Josh Allen. Now Drake isn't Josh Allen, but he could end up being that. I just don't understand why you have to constantly give Patriots backhanded compliments like "Drake is elevating this offense, but they'll still have a high draft pick." Like is that really necessary.

Don't give Mahomes credit for play strength shedding that tackle. That's one of the million plays where Mahomes would have been flat on his ass if defenders didn't have to worry about refs calling "full body weight" RTP penalties even when you get your hands out in front of you. And Mahomes will get that call every time. No pics of 3 Cincy players getting facemasked at once and Joe Burrow saying "yeah, I'm used to not getting those". You sack Mahomes and they will just ignore you catching yourself with your hands like they'll ignore it like they ignore the Rams facemasking Darnold or blowing up Brees's receiver early.

Hey Marcus! Im a cowboys fan, and I will be listening to your content for the rest of the year. Call me a fair-weathered fan but I know what to expect from my team year in and year out with Jerry. I don’t let it ruin it for my love of football. I am a listener of yours for 4 years and counting!

If the Jags somehow land Ben Johnson (which is way more likely if Baalke gets canned), I think this team, if they draft well in 2025 and make some good signings, could be a Super Bowl contender imo. But that is kinda unlikely at this point. And yes, Fire Doug, and Press, and Baalke, and even Nielsen at this point

Colts announced Richardson is starting the rest of the year, God is good 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿

Thanks for doing 324 episodes, Marcus. It’s been my favorite content on RUclips for a long while.

Anthony Richardson starting rest of the year Marcus!

Omg Steelers love from Marcus? I've been waiting for this day for over 2 years

Shoutout to the few of us that are on our 324th episode ✊️

I'm surprised no one's noticed this yet: what made the Cards' D look capable was recognizing what 'Flus & Co. are doing on offense & covering it. No Short Passes for Caleb. I saw a _beautiful_ imrpovised near shuffle pass to Swift on a broken play in the preseason. & like he's done before Eberflus made moves to remove those from the playbook. Not sure _why_ he's doing this to *Caleb,* but he is. The Bears themselves showed this when too little too late they started throwing nothing but short passes on their last drive. They moved the ball effectively for a while, but not the entire drive. But there are No Short Passes There the rest of the game.

Jenkins is the center of the future? Maybe but you didn't mention his 6 or 7 bad snaps....

I love you @TFG, but as a chargers fan, I prefer when you doubt us, whenever you believe in us, we always suck.

2:26:58 "Dallas vs the Cowboys" actually sums up their season pretty well 🤣

No uche to chiefs analysis?

The most valuable pick in the draft is pick 65. 4 years, like less than 3 million dollars and a lot of times you get a starter here

Too add on 1:46:35 The Bucs also didn’t go for 4th and 2 when they were still up. Punted it back to the chiefs who drive down the field and score a TD to take the lead. Baker and the offense end up scoring the tying td afterwards but still another conservative play call

My guy said "Dallas vs the Cowboys" and man so true

The Bucs have a cupcake schedule after the bye, running the table can put them back in Wild Card contention (Yes as a Baker Bro I am overdosing on the copium)

“Dallas vs The Cowboys” may have been a mistake but is also so accurate for their season