In short
Monday Night Football recap of the 49ers’ 20-9 win over the Panthers (Week 12), plus discussion of Brock Purdy’s recent interception-heavy return and broader NFL QB/coach injury news.
Guests
No named guests appear in the transcript. The hosts are referenced as “Shook” (Nick Shook, KNBR) and “Jordan” (co-host/producer mentioned during the show).
Key claims
- 49ers (8-4) look “very dangerous,” likely a wildcard team that can beat a weaker division winner.
- Christian McCaffrey’s workload is extreme (about 267 touches entering the game; ~31 more vs Carolina), and the offense can still function even with QB issues.
- Brock Purdy’s three first-half interceptions are a concern; rust/foot-related mechanics are suggested, though the offense otherwise moved well.
- 49ers defense was disciplined and aggressive, limiting Bryce Young and shutting down Carolina’s offense.
Notable examples
- Panthers “not ready for primetime” moments: Ted McMillian dropping a 3rd-down pass; a “gutless” punt on a fourth-down scenario; a botched extra-point/decision sequence leading to a 2-point attempt.
- George Kittle “Who Delivered”: 6 catches, 78 yards, plus key blocks; argued as an offensive unlock for Purdy.
- Panthers QB Bryce Young: early end-zone interception described as a late, bad decision into traffic; later confidence issues after turnovers.
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VO49ers vs. Panthers Game Recap
2:42 to 3:40
Analysis of the 49ers' performance against the Panthers.
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Evaluating the 49ers' Playoff Potential
3:40 to 4:50
Discussing the 49ers' chances in the playoffs and team dynamics.
“as does Justin Allegri, by the way, on KNBR.”
Concerns About Brock Purdy's Performance
4:50 to 6:41
Analyzing Brock Purdy's recent struggles and their implications.
“Yes, you lost Brock Purdy for a long time.”
49ers' Offensive Strategy
6:41 to 8:11
Examining the 49ers' approach to controlling the game and time possession.
“And in this game, especially early, he had the three picks.”
Panthers' Struggles Against the 49ers Defense
8:11 to 11:43
Reviewing the Panthers' offensive challenges and the 49ers' defensive strength.
“We're going to take up at least six and a half minutes in three of those four scoring drives.”
Mistakes and Missed Opportunities by the Panthers
11:43 to 14:00
Identifying key errors made by the Panthers during the game.
“with the ceiling that it's really only raised by a big Rico Dattle rushing game.”
Panthers Struggles and Missed Opportunities
14:00 to 18:52
Discussion on the Panthers' performance against the 49ers, focusing on missed chances and poor decisions.
“And they've looked like tonight where they're not competitive offensively.”
George Kittle's Impact on the 49ers
18:52 to 21:02
Analysis of George Kittle's performance and his crucial role in the 49ers' offense.
“And I think the winner tonight has to be George Kittle, just because we haven't given him any love.”
49ers' Path to Playoff Success
21:02 to 24:25
Examining the 49ers' potential playoff strategy and the importance of Brock Purdy's performance.
“use everybody else that you just listed.”
Panthers' Playoff Hopes and Challenges
24:25 to 25:17
A look at the Panthers' chances to make the playoffs and their upcoming schedule.
“I think they need Brock Purdy, as Jordan's pointed out, to unlock this entire offense to play at their very best.”
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Division Title Winners and NFL Playoff Structure
25:17 to 27:08
Discussion on the implications of division title winners potentially being weak, and a proposal for reseeding playoffs.
“I don't expect any of, I don't expect them to make it happen.”
Division Title Winners and NFL Playoff Structure
27:29 to 28:20
Discussion on the implications of division title winners potentially being weak, and a proposal for reseeding playoffs.
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Division Title Winners and NFL Playoff Structure
28:28 to 28:58
Discussion on the implications of division title winners potentially being weak, and a proposal for reseeding playoffs.
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Division Title Winners and NFL Playoff Structure
31:07 to 32:29
Discussion on the implications of division title winners potentially being weak, and a proposal for reseeding playoffs.
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NFL News Recap
32:39 to 36:48
Discussion on recent NFL coaching changes and player injuries.
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Quarterback Keeper Introduction
36:48 to 42:01
Introduction to the new segment focusing on quarterback rankings.
“Higgins and Trey Hendrickson not expecting to play.”
Quarterback Rankings Process
42:01 to 44:26
Learn about the rigorous process behind weekly quarterback rankings and key player performances.
“We're not going to be doing a show on Thursday night this week.”
Dak Prescott's Rise and Brock Purdy's Struggles
44:27 to 47:51
Discuss Dak Prescott's strong performance and Brock Purdy's decline in quarterback rankings.
“Well, he, he has thrown six interceptions this year on throws over 15 yards and has, has one touchdown on those.”
Comparing Dak Prescott and John Elway
47:52 to 50:25
Explore the comparison between Dak Prescott and John Elway's playing styles and competencies.
“I think he's great before the snap, and he plays from the pocket.”
Comparing Dak Prescott and John Elway
54:39 to 55:52
Explore the comparison between Dak Prescott and John Elway's playing styles and competencies.
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Transcript
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3:10Yes, it was vintage Christian McCaffrey. All night long, at least when his quarterback wasn't throwing the ball away, The 49ers steamroll the Panthers 20-9 on Monday Night Football. That was one of, let's count them up, 24 carries, 7 catches, 31 touches for over 140 yards from scrimmage for Christian McCaffrey, who gets it done each and every week, as does Nick Shook, as does Justin Allegri, by the way, on KNBR. Thank you for that. 49ers cruise, Shookie. and I'll start with this. Big picture. I'm not going to drill down on the McCaffrey of it all. Let's talk big picture. How dangerous do you think this 49ers team is at 8-4 with games against the Titans and Browns up next and a bye?
4:03They are very likely to be sitting 10-4 in mid-December entering a tough final slate. How dangerous do you think this 49ers team is? I mean, very dangerous because they're most likely going to show up as a wildcard team. They're going to be a wildcard team that's going to be able to take down a lesser division winner, which is the first step in improving your dangerousness to the rest of the league. It's also a team that has proven to be a great case study in how giving yourself a good backup quarterback and organizational cohesiveness can lead you through the fire. Like they have had enough injuries to derail their season.
4:40They've had previous seasons get derailed by injuries. This team? No. Yes, you lose Fred Warner. Guess what? You gave up nine points to the Carolina Panthers tonight. You completely shut down their offense. Yes, you lost Brock Purdy for a long time. You had Mac Jones to step in. And the unifying factor to all of this, and I'm a little concerned about this because I just looked at his total touches going into tonight, is Christian McCaffrey. It's kind of absurd, the amount of times he's touched the football this year. Like mental math, which I'm not very good at, so forgive me, but I believe he came into the game tonight with 267 total touches and added another, what, 32 tonight?
5:13What does that put us at, 299? Oh, my God. Yeah, I think it was 31. So that is insane. He's almost over 300 touches. People are like, oh, well, you know, you got to try to. It's like, that's what we heard about Saquon Barkley, by the way, all offseason. Oh, you know, the total touches, he'll be fine. And now you look, and I don't think it's a coincidence. Saquon Barkley is having the worst year of his career. But they're here. And that's kind of the long-term view. I got to say, McCaffrey, I think, has looked better as this season has worn on. So you definitely don't see it affecting him on the field tonight.
5:47He actually had his longest run, I believe, of the season. No, he had a 17-yard run in the second half and a 19-yard catch. He did have a 20-yarder last week. But at least they're getting close to explosive plays. That actually counts as an explosive. And here's another thing they're good enough to overcome. Their quarterback throwing three interceptions in the first half. And I couldn't have been the only person that was thinking back about the Mac Jones-Brock Purdy scale. And I was saying, you know, Mac Jones climbed higher than I expected on the Kyle Shanahan quarterback scale. I think he passed Jimmy G and he's definitely below Brock Purdy.
6:23But tonight, you know, Mac Jones, I don't think would have been throwing those picks. It is a little bit of a concern in the short term. I'm not concerned about Brock Purdy in the long term, but it's now two games. And if you went back and watched that performance last week, the ball just kind of came out funny. I thought last week, like it didn't look great. and he had two throws in that game that probably could have or should have been intercepted. And in this game, especially early, he had the three picks. And then after that, he almost threw a couple more at the end of the second quarter. You're thinking, what is going on here?
6:55As long as he wasn't throwing the ball in harm's way, this offense looked awesome tonight. Long drives and everything. What is your concern level of where Purdy is at? I mean, some of it feels like it's maybe rust because he just hasn't been on the field in so long. And then you also think about like how much is like they gave him a considerable amount of time to come back from the toe issue, but it wasn't the only ailment he was dealing with at least earlier in the season. What I see is a ball that has too much air under it consistently. It doesn't come out with the same zip as it did. I don't know, maybe last season or early this season, which makes me think that's foot related as if he's not, you know, using his legs enough in his throwing motion.
7:30Like the first pick in the end zone left too much air under it and it ends up short. Second one, um, kind of the same situation, a little bit late on that throw. and then the third one was a great play by J.C. Horn. But that's three series in a row where you're turning the ball over via interception. A better team makes you pay for that and you maybe lose this game. And it's not to, you know, rain on the 49ers parade for winning on Monday Night Football, but if you're going to be as good as possible, your quarterback has to be a big part of that. You have paid him a lot of money. You have built a lot of your identity offensively around him.
7:58It is a testament to Kyle Shanahan that you can acknowledge that maybe we don't need him or want him to carry us to victory and we're just going to lean on Christian McCaffrey and we're going to become a bow constrictor offense. We're going to march down the field in 10 plus plays in three of our four scoring drives. We're going to take up at least six and a half minutes in three of those four scoring drives. And the one that didn't is because they had great field position after a takeaway. And that's fine. Like that you control time of possession on the road and in the playoffs, you're going to win football games, provided your quarterback doesn't give away the football too much.
8:26So level of concern pretty high, but he does have enough runway to iron it out. And I think a lot of it is still due to rust. Yeah, they're a great comment in the chat. Thank you to everyone who's joining us live on YouTube. And obviously, thank you to everyone that's checking out NFL Daily in your feed. We love you. We got a full week of shows here in Thanksgiving week. And look, like those three interceptions, they were bad throws. He only had nine incompletions. So I would say of those nine incompletions, like the Panthers got their hands on about six or seven of them. I could go check the box score in terms of passes.
9:03defense. The rest of them, like he made the right decisions for the most part. Even the decision on the interception to Pearsall, for instance, in the end zone where he steps up and he passes up a couple open receivers underneath. I don't even hate the decision, neither did Troy Aikman, but I thought the same thing where it's like, yeah, Pearsall had him one on one. And if he had a better ball location, like I like Pearsall's chance with a little bit of leverage and his athleticism of making a play on the ball. And it's just the ball's not going where he wants it to go. So that's a concern. Sometimes the schedule gods help you out, and this is not a good Panthers defense, and they definitely got a lot worse when J.C.
9:42Horn, who had two interceptions in this game, it was nice to see one of the star young Panthers players show up early. I mean, he was in Brock Purdy's head. He got his hands on another ball early. You pointed out on Twitter, he looked great, and then he goes for a concussion test. And if it wasn't for that, man, like the Panthers defense just couldn't get off the field. They are not a serious defense. I think it's a reminder. We're talking about the 49ers is like, okay, their defense shook probably is not going to hold up in the playoff setting, at least not against like Seattle or LA. If they had to play them, I think that'd be pretty dangerous in most other games, but it's nothing like the Panthers defense.
10:24Like there's still, even if there's not necessarily that much more talent and there's probably a little more talent still in San Francisco. They're just better coached and especially playing at home. Like they played with their hair on fire. And I know the Panthers offenses look like that on a lot of nights in this season, but they've had their good games too, including last week. And the 49ers defense plays with a level of aggression and they're well coached. It was impressive to watch. That's the key. They're well coached. And they're, I mean, cause I think they made it really difficult for Bryce Young to do anything tonight.
10:52Now, Bryce Young had his share of mistakes. He had his interceptions that he threw too. and the first one that he threw in the end zone was a gift to the 49ers after they'd given them the ball at the Niner 16 it was a late throw it was um it was probably a full second late it was a bad decision being thrown into traffic and it was delivered with a casual nature that's typical of like an end of half Hail Mary not a play where you're rolling out on the goal line and we when you could potentially run it in um and I think that's what started the the downfall of this offense throughout the rest of the night because outside of the red zone opportunities Bryce Young just looked like he was never really confident.
11:25And that is a testament to this Niners defense. Despite all the players that they've lost, they still have guys in there making plays. And the most important thing, like you said, they're well coached, they're disciplined, no matter who's in there. Maybe you don't have the elite athlete like a Fred Warner, but you got guys who are going to consistently get their job done within every play. And that's going to make it tough for an offense with the ceiling that it's really only raised by a big Rico Dattle rushing game. Like it's going to make it tough for that offense to move the ball if they can't run the ball, which has been the Panther story all year.
11:52Can we get a little more Rico Datil and Chuba Hubbard in this game? What's going on? It's like if he gets a carry for two yards and a carry for three yards, they're just like, we're just not going to run the ball for the next 10 minutes. It's frustrating. Here's the thing, though. Like, Rico Datil went six for 38 tonight. Chuba Hubbard went three for 16. They only had nine runs. And so I see their design success rate. You know it's a bad night for your design success rate, which is one of my favorite stats, when I can tell, like, oh, they were four for nine. Like that was their design success rate because they only ran the ball nine times.
12:25Like that's four for nine. Like that's crazy. Bryce Young ran it four other times, but those were scrambles. So they dropped back to pass 36 times. And there were just a lot of not ready for primetime moments. Like literally this Panthers team, when was the last time they were in a real primetime game? They had so many different moments that they just felt not ready. I think you picked the most important one, which is that first Bryce Young interception after they get the short field after their turnover. I mean, the game was just drunk early with those Brock Purdy interceptions and Christian McCaffrey tried to fumble it at one point, but the Panthers couldn't fall on the ball.
13:01What was your favorite Panthers not ready for primetime moment? I'm putting you on the spot. That's a great one. This is early, but I think it hurt their offensive momentum. Ted McMillian dropping a wide open third down pass. That was one of them right there. Like that killed that drive. There was a scenario early in this game, I think where the Panthers faced fourth and three and Canales had them rush up to the line, bit of a muddle huddle. And then immediately it was like, no punt. Like they just, they didn't come with the aggression that you need to win a game on the road like that. Like gutless punt.
13:29This is what I'm talking about. First half gutless punt. We're on the same wavelength. I wrote down a few not ready for primetime moments. And that was like two of the, two of the five I wrote down. Like, Canales losing a little, a little love, a little like hood spots. Like they've been going for those fourth downs all year, which I've appreciated. And they've been a better offense than what they showed tonight and they punted there uh you mentioned mcmillan and yeah jordan was texting with me tonight and she was just pointing out like he just wasn't physical enough tonight he was getting bodied around a couple times which is too bad to see because i i think he's had an incredible year and he did make some catches later but it was not a great night well i would like i would like to quote jared allen here and say that i think the lights were too bright it did kind of feel like that for them as a team are they then again i've seen them play some pretty terrible games at 10 a.m pacific this year too that's the thing with this panthers team why even though they came into this game six and five it was hard to really take them too seriously not only the underlying like dvoa and all those sort of numbers but in five of in like four of those five losses, they've just looked horrible.
14:40And they've looked like tonight where they're not competitive offensively. Xavier Leggett had his kind of one brain fart of the game where he was out of bounds late and then didn't reestablish himself, just completely lost where he was. And then when I hate it, when a team makes the extra point in, but there's a penalty on it. Shout out to JJ Jansen, getting a little. Yes. Yes. Primetime love. Go on. Okay. he was a host by the way of NFL Daily over the summer that was a great episode with Jordan and so they make the extra point and then they move the ball from the two to the one and they're like oh we got to go for it now that one yard made such a difference and I'm thinking okay does it first of all does it really make that much of a difference and the answer is absolutely not if you throw the ball Troy Aikman made the same rant that I ended I was already to make I'd written it down I'm like I'm what's the difference of throwing the ball at the one or the two and also why are you confident in Bryce Young in that situation he had no one open to throw to it just just why every moment in which they had a chance to build momentum they took it away from themselves and that was one of them and yes I don't care what you think about momentum because in a game like this you need a little bit on your side especially the amount of comeback in the fourth quarter point you just had your best scoring drive of the night your only touchdown drive of the night you had a great ball to Tett McMillan in the back of the end zone and what do you do?
16:00You get greedy. Let just take the extra point, make it 10 points. At that point, I think they were only down by seven. Take that. It's fine. The one yard closer and you're not going to run the football. It doesn't matter. And what I also hate is that when you are down by that margin, and this is so pervasive in the NFL and analytics says you should do this, but in my opinion, why would you go for two? And the thought is, well, if you go for two the first time, then you know what you need the second time. I don't care if you know what you need the second time, two extra points to tie the game. Because if I don't get the two-point conversion the first time, I have to get the two-point conversion the second time to tie it.
16:35Obviously, they were never in a position to do that. But had they encountered that, had they lost by that narrow margin, you can go right back to that first decision, which is why I think it's dumb every time. Greed does not pay off in this game. Okay, let's actually listen to that touchdown throw so we can see something positive out of the Panthers and Bryce Young. Bryce in the gun. Hubbard has been in all drive. Young in the pocket. Throws deep downfield, has a man open, caught by McMillan! The California connection! Bryce Young to Tedaroa McMillan, a 29-yard touchdown, and it's a one-score game, 17-9, with 49 seconds to go in the third.
17:16You hear that? That 17-9, as in, ooh, they got a chance to get back into it, they look kind of good there. Yeah, until you missed the two-point conversion. You're right back to where you were before. You know, that decision didn't cost them the game, but it was just annoying. I also didn't like them trying a 57 yarder at the very end of the game instead of just going for a fourth and eight, like because they were trying to cut it to eight from 57 yards out. Like that's some sort of automatic. And maybe I'm just judging the result. I love the comment here. I assume it's from a Panthers fan who says his son is out of his mind worried about having a too short king for years.
17:56Now, as a too short king, like. It's a it's a fine way to be in in the world. There are a lot of advantages on planes. It's just way more comfortable. We have a too short family here. We're all very happy. I think we're a good looking family. We all get along. Keeps you humble.
18:20but to play quarterback in the NFL, I do think it's a little bit of a negative. Yeah. I don't think he's making up for it. Although, although putting too short in quotes just makes me think of the rapper too short, Bay area legend appropriate for tonight. Um, and yeah, thank, thank you to, uh, the viewer who's saying I'm a perfectly short King. Um, okay, let's, uh, move on quick soon. And we are going to, uh, give a little love, um, to one of the members of the 49ers. Yes, it is time for Who Delivered presented by Uber Eats. And I think the winner tonight has to be George Kittle, just because we haven't given him any love.
18:57Six catches for 78 yards. I also noticed him having some like flashy blocks in this game. It was almost like look at me blocks, which I love. Like him getting on the ground, getting dirty. And he's looked more explosive over the last couple of weeks. And he has been absolutely great and is going to be crucial. I do think this offense, I think there's a path to win a playoff game against a team like the Packers or the Lions or a team that has had enough offensive problems that you don't think, or the Eagles, that you don't think they'll necessarily fully punish what this defense is all about. And the reason I think there's a path, Shook, is that I do think by the time the playoffs hit, Brock Purdy could be playing better.
19:41And with Kittle and Jennings and Pearsall, who was pretty quiet tonight, and McCaffrey, even Brian Robinson as a backup, you got used check out there. Like, they could put up 35 in any game. And with their coaching staff, like, I just think they have a chance to put a scare into someone or win a playoff game or two, which to me would be like a massively successful season. Two would be a little shocking, but even making the playoffs for this team, to me, will be an accomplishment. And I do think they will get there. You'd have to catch fire to win two playoff games. That would definitely exceed my expectation for them.
20:16But I do think that Kittle being who delivered tonight is a great choice for multiple reasons. One, the most important one being, while we spend all this time focusing on Christian McCaffrey, I actually think it's George Kittle that unlocks this offense. And it's because of his rapport with Brock Purdy, and it's also because of the way that he just kind of levels out their passing game, because he's such a good blocker, but he's also a great threat in the passing game. He can make very athletic plays. He can serve as a reliable target that Brock Purdy has an extended rapport with. All of that can kind of come together, open up everything else for your receivers around you as you get Pearsall back from injury, you know, he played tonight and you got Jennings and everything else.
20:54I just think like you take Kittle out of the mix, that offense goes down a few notches, whereas with him involved, you're at a much higher ceiling. And then you can kind of use everybody else that you just listed. And I also think that what we saw tonight could be the formula for the 49ers winning a playoff game is by establishing just ball control, possession focused offense with a few splash plays to a guy like George Kittle. Maybe you throw one up to Ricky Pearsall and he makes the play, but Kittle's got to be the focus of your offense, even if it's not like blatantly the focus of your offense internally on the sideline you got to be thinking all the time how are we going to get Kittle involved in this play how are we going to turn to him to make a difference because I think that's where that their offense elevates the most yeah and I think their offensive line has played pretty well this year I think it's grown into form it's like there's just something about these Shanahan teams you always think the talent on the offensive line isn't enough and then you get to Thanksgiving and like it's enough they're playing well and And you look at the backfield in terms of the defense, no matter who the coordinator's been there, and you're like, I don't know if they have enough players back there.
21:58Like, they're a little smaller. They're mid to late round picks. I don't know if they're good enough. And then you get to the end of the season, and they're playing pretty good ball. And I think this has been an impressive season, and I see a note that their schedule's not that easy. I beg to differ. They have a perfect schedule. They have two games where they'll be heavily favored. the Browns and the Titans. The Browns are frisky enough that their defense can keep them in any game, but those are games they should win. That gets them to 10 wins. That might be enough right there. The other three games has the Colts, the Bears, and the Seahawks.
22:35None of those are easy games, but look, you want to find out where you are. Three straight is tough, but Colts and Bears are games that I don't think they're heavy underdogs if they're underdogs in those games at all. I don't necessarily think they are the Bears games at home. And yeah, the Seahawks, like I said, and the Rams, I think are going to be tough for this team. I think they're a class apart. But that's that to me, if you would one of those three games, you're at 11 wins and you're a six or a seven seed. And if you went two of those games, like you're pretty frisky. Yeah. I kind of wonder if they only have one method of success offensively.
23:10And this is I'm saying this while knowing what they did in Arizona last week, which is kind of a not a fluky game, but a weird game because it was just very much splash plays and not much else in between in that like the formula we saw tonight is their best chance of victory and that maybe the only way they beat a team like seattle i think chicago doesn't present as much of a threat for them and leans more towards their favor but maybe the same is true for indianapolis this next game though and it's not because i live in cleveland but i i know that brown's defense is a test for every offense they face it's also i looked up the weather sunday high of 40 low of 34 morning snow showers the last time the Niners ran to inclement weather Jake Moody missed a game-winning field goal so he's obviously not on the team anymore but I think it is going to be an interesting test of Brock Purdy coming off of a three interception performance can they get on the right track against a defense that's caused a lot of problems for a lot of opponents I I think the pressure is ratcheted up on Purdy this week I'm not sounding the alarm bells because I spent a lot of the offseason actually backing up Brock Purdy saying why some of the things he does is next level in terms of his anticipation, the way he sees the field.
24:16He's just physically not performing well enough right now, but I think he can get there. So I've had fun talking up Mac Jones. I think Mac Jones played really well for a backup quarterback. I think they need Brock Purdy, as Jordan's pointed out, to unlock this entire offense to play at their very best. So I don't think that's going to be, you know, a talking point unless he has another one of these. And frankly, playing the Browns is a recipe for that to happen. Then you start to just be a little concerned, but they're not going to bench him anytime soon. They shouldn't. And we're talking about the Panthers as if they're not in the playoff mix.
24:52They're still only half a game back of the Bucs, who are similarly having their own sets of issues. The Panthers have the Rams this week, then a bye, and then the Saints. That's as big an underdog as you'll ever be against the Rams and as big of a favorite as you'll ever be against the Saints. and you never know what could happen, but they're likely seven and six and they wrap up with two games against the Bucs in their final three weeks and the Seahawks sandwiched in between. So it's all in front of them. They could surprise us. I don't expect any of, I don't expect them to make it happen. You know what I mean?
25:26But it's possible. It's possible. But you got two games against the Bucs. Like, as they like to say, they control their own destiny. I will say this. this postseason is going to be the closing argument for the proposal that was floated at the owners meeting in the offseason which is reseeding the playoffs based on record and not on division title because we are looking at a reality in which the south is going to produce a gross division title winner and we're also looking at a reality in which the north in the afc side could produce a gross division title winner and a team like buffalo or a team like the chargers or the The Chiefs are going to end up on the road against one of these division winners.
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26:09And it's going to be lopsided. And they're going to wonder why they got the home game in the first place. Question asking, is the NFC South the worst division in NFL history? I don't know if you mean historically. Because how dare you? NFC West 7-9. It's been a lot of fun. AFC South has had plenty. But there's been way worse NFC South years just in the last decade. You know, there was a Panthers year where they got in at seven and nine. There was a Buccaneers year where they got in, I believe, either with a losing record or a 500 record under Todd Bowles. So very recently, it has been much worse.
26:49And I think the Bucs have a pretty high upside. Another comment that if Teddy Two Gloves is the QB, anyone can beat the Bucs. And while I agree with that, they're already saying Baker Mayfield has a chance to play this week. I'll put a pin in that because we're going to talk some news and, you know, just show up next time a little more ready to play Carolina Panthers. By the way, that was who delivered presented by Uber Eats. Thank you, George Kittle. When football makes you hungry, get game day deals on Uber Eats, the official on-demand delivery partner of the NFL order now.
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32:39Okay, let's just fire through news in like five minutes here because we have a lot to get to. we're going to get to a new segment that we're debuting called quarterback keeper, where Shook's going to give us a little window, you know, into his mind of how he's putting together QB index this week. But we did get some news. It's Monday, Shook. So the Giants have fired someone. That's just what we do every Monday, right? Well, I mean, the Raiders didn't even wait till Monday to fire Chip Kelly. It's like, okay, they, they threw Dave off the, off the boat. And now they've thrown Shane Bowen out the defensive coordinator after another just blown lead.
33:23I kind of forgot that not forgot that Shane Bowen was there, but I was just like, oh, yeah, this makes sense. Why didn't you do it when you fired Brian D 'Abel in the first place if you're going to do it now? Yeah, I mean, I kind of it makes sense why you forgot he was there, because once you remove a head coach, you just feel like the whole staff's gone because they basically are gone by the end of the season. And it's a Giants defense that I actually believe has more talent than we realize, at least in the front seven and just doesn't perform up to standard. Now, they make games difficult for opposing offenses.
33:52I mean, the week prior, they pushed the Packers to the limit, but it has been inconsistent. And I think in a game like that, the Giants are in like machete mode, like the organization is where they're like, Joe Shane is safe. He is our fearless leader and he's been empowered with the largest machete you'll see. and he's going to cut in any direction he deems proper if we continue to fail. And for a team like the Giants who comes so close to winning so many games and yet has not won in their last six, somebody must pay for our loss, our latest loss. And I think this time it was Shane Bowen. They're going to get a whole new staff.
34:28I mean, it's... Or are they? I don't know. Kafka, if he dials up another flea flicker with Jameis Winston catching... I don't know. Kafka's looked pretty good last couple weeks. I'll say this. I feel like it's on the board because he does come from a different coaching tree because there was always sort of like a, he didn't, it seemed like he didn't get along with Dable. I'm just saying there's a path here if the last five weeks go really well in Jackson Dart, assuming he comes back for Monday Night Football next week, plays well down the stretch. They would have to light it up and they'd have to like not love the candidates.
35:07I'm just saying there's a path for Kafka. And you know what my theory is on this firing of Shane Bowen? They wanted the new coach bump for their new coordinator, Charlie Bullen, for their game against the Patriots. This is their Super Bowl. The Patriots are playing their worst right now. The Giants are frisky and playing quite well despite losing these games. That's their Super Bowl next Monday night. You're going to have me all depressed afterwards when the Giants win that game. I wrote about the new coach bump the interim coach bump when did we get our first firing this year when did Brian Callahan get fired?
35:45week 5 and it's proven to be at 500 or worse over the last 20 years it's not a real thing no go find it the numbers are there first of all in terms of like you're talking about the spread and we can talk about that, like in terms of that first week back, like there's historic precedent. They do cover, you know, historically. But the winning percentage does improve over time. I mean, it's nothing crazy. You improve from like, the average team is obviously so bad. But yes, it's been shown that there is a market improvement. And usually that's a product of a locker room that largely hated its coach.
36:28And I don't know if that's really the case here. Yeah. Or it's just a product of the guys get fired off of terrible teams at the very bottom. And the averages will say over any sample size after that, they're bound to improve a little bit, which it does happen. So we'll see. Other news. Joe Burrow expected to play on Thanksgiving night. Great news. Not a surprise. T. Higgins and Trey Hendrickson not expecting to play. We are going to preview all the Thanksgiving Day games on Tuesday, actually, with Colleen Wolfe and Steve Weish and Jordan. So really looking forward to that. But glad we can talk about Joe Burrow.
37:07Will Campbell, the Patriots offensive lineman, has a torn MCL and their guard, Jared Wilson, has a high ankle sprain. Will Campbell, it's not believed to be a season-ending injury, according to Mike Brable. So considering there was one report last night that said they feared an ACL, that sounds like relatively good news. They might have him back for the playoffs. Same thing with Jared Wilson, who might be back even sooner than that. We'll see. You're shaking your head. Yeah, because Will Campbell wins with his feet. Like, that's his strength. It's not length. It's not size. It's feet. And I'm thinking about somebody wearing a bulky knee brace because he has to and a less than fully healthy knee, maybe a little bit of hesitation, knowing that knee is injured.
37:50Luckily that they've already won 10 games. They have a little bit of runway for him to feel as right as possible before he has to play again. But I think that it diminishes his overall potential to just be a reliable blocker for this team. So while it's not season ending, and that's always good news, don't expect him to be quite at the level he was before. Probably not going to be back for the two-game swing they have against the Ravens and the Bills, which is really the key part of their remaining schedule. They will be heavy favorites in the rest of their games, including on Monday night. But I think they've shown, like, they are due to stub their toe in one of these games where they're heavily favored.
38:29They've been close to doing it so many times, and they keep winning these close games. But they are at 10-2. Got to respect it. Also got to respect the Vikings' decision to sit J.J. McCarthy this upcoming week. He is in the concussion protocol. It's not official that he is going to sit, but it seems pretty obvious, especially the way that he played. It wouldn't have been a total shock if they had sat him for performance reasons, but McCarthy reported concussion symptoms on the way back, which everyone made their comments and I see you going, hmm. It's a trend. I thought that too and then I saw the back-to-back sequence of plays he had where he had his head absolutely slammed into the turf with five minutes left and I thought, well, the second one looked pretty brutal yeah i will never discount or diminish somebody who is dealing with a head injury haven't dealt with many of my own and i understand that they can manifest in a number of different fashions it's just a trend that he's had like three post-game injuries that have cost him time this season it's it's a little bit of tinfoil hat there what about your your head how is it doing after all these brain injuries because it's a it's a big one honestly i don't think it's just that you shave your head it just i think it's it's a you're a big man you got a big head my hat size seven and three eighths we're just a little bit at average or slightly above greg i'm not an egghead over here okay no i'm just kidding uh no i mean concussions can show up in any different way i had a concussion one time where everything went like shell shock like in a world war ii film where everything went black and white my ears were just ringing and it wasn't even a high impact so they can show up just a bad headache it can be any sort of thing that you maybe don't even feel in the moment you feel later um i hope you know he takes the time to get right.
40:15You know, obviously don't want to, like I said, diminish a head injury or anything. I'm just like, you know, really weird year for him, both in performance and lack of availability. Weird is a nice way to put it. Jaden Daniels also has had a weird year. He is unlikely to play this week, but it does sound like he will play again this season. He is going to start practicing according to their coach, Dan Quinn. So if he's practicing, he's probably only a week or two away from playing, but that's just my guess. Shader Sanders will start again this week despite Dylan Gabriel clearing the concussion protocol.
40:48It seemed like an obvious choice, but it's nice to see that they're making it. And yeah, not a bad matchup against the 49ers, which doesn't have much of a pass rush. By the way, the 49ers tonight, you want to know their combined sacks and QB hits in a game that Bryce Young couldn't get anything done? You want to guess? Don't look. Let's say five. one and it was a quarterback it was a sack oh they had one sack did they yeah one sack that's why i said five i thought there might be you know the official number three quarterback hits one one that was close ngs led me astray maybe did they all happen at the end i apologize i apologize to everyone who uh how dare you um and finally in the news uh baker mayfield has a chance to start this week.
41:38He has a left shoulder sprain. Also, Todd Bowles expects Bucky Irving to return, but we'll update all that during the week. And yeah, we're going to do a segment, Shook, on Thursdays moving forward called Quarterback Keeper. And yes, it is time for Quarterback Keeper presented by Snapdragon. And normally, we'll kind of get into your quarterback rankings that you do every week, QB Index, and talk about why you're making the rankings what it is. There's no Thursday this week. So we're doing it on Monday. We're not going to be doing a show on Thursday night this week. And I thought for the first one, I just wanted to hear based on your tape study.
42:20So everyone should know Shook's process after we're all done on Sunday night and he's had a 12 hour day, whatever it is, and is done watching games. Then he stays up and keeps watching games till like three or four in the morning on Game Pass. And he wakes up and watches them all the next day while he's doing news. So he gets through all the games so he can feel confident and have his notes, uh, to make these rankings. It's a, it's a grind. I've been there checklist. I've done it all. I still, I still go back and watch all the games too, but it's more intensive when you're, when you're doing the notes and the grading for the quarterback.
42:52So for this one, I just wanted to give you one riser, someone that you watched this week that you liked their performance this week that could be climbing the rankings. So it was a weird week for quarterback play overall, because if you look at it from a surface level, you think, all right, well, like Jameis had a great week, right? And like, maybe he'll be the riser or maybe you'll go look at Caleb Williams stat line and think that maybe that suggests that he had a great week and he should be a riser. But as we mentioned last night on the show and the recap show, sometimes stat lines lie and Caleb's stat line lied.
43:23So I'm going to go toward one that won't show up. Jameis didn't lie that bad because it just looked like total chaos, but a lot of good stuff. It was some bad. Yeah. And I would, I would like to put them there, but I'm going to go back toward a favorite. It's going to be Dak Prescott because yeah, he threw an interception this game, but the way that he overcame the early challenges and, and managed to lead this team forward and make some big time throws. And yes, he has George Pickens who was clearly his favorite receiver. Now I just felt, you know, the, the rushing touchdown, the somersault in the end zone, the significance of his performance in the second half was indicative of somebody who is owning his role, his responsibility within this offense.
44:03So he's going to be my strongest riser, I think, this week. Although I'm still far from sorting out exactly. And sometimes that literally can come down to... Where was he last week in the rankings? I got the order down. Where was he last time? Well, he climbed back into the top 10 after falling out after a couple of bad weeks, right? So folks are like, well, why is he in there? Because they look at team records and they look at stats and they're like, well, he's not very good. The numbers can sometimes lie. Dak climbed all the way up to six last week. and the guy he's behind Patrick Mahomes the other guy he's behind Baker Mayfield could move more not saying he's going to because the rankings are not finalized right now that'll be something I do tomorrow but he is a guy that I like as a riser this week and the guy that's a faller it's unfortunate but we saw it tonight it's Brock Birdie ah we already talked about it so I'm not going to go into it too deeply but it just doesn't look good coming out of his hand right now and it's not the decisions were terrible but i have seen this too much from him over his career and it is only his second game back from injury but the pro you could tell that they were trying to avoid putting it in his hands in big spots and he did have some nice throws you know he hit kiddo a couple times right touchdown pass juan jennings which is a nice catch and then jennings doing the rest of the work i for for where i put purdy in the rankings when he came back to the starting lineup, I think he's going to fall down.
45:20Well, he, he has thrown six interceptions this year on throws over 15 yards and has, has one touchdown on those. Like he has just not been an accurate quarterback down the field, which is where he's done a lot of great work. That's his strength. Yeah. Right. Over the last few years. And he hasn't been really a hundred percent from the start of the season. People might have a hard time remembering what he looked like in those first three or four weeks. I think he had a good week one. and then it just kind of Jacksonville game was bad that wasn't good after that so that makes sense look everyone's a critic I'm included step up take the stand Dak Prescott should have been higher going into last week well he was he was he wasn't though no he was before he was below Baker Mayfield before two bad games and this is all recency on your part and I'll take you to task for just a moment.
46:16It's not. And I know that he had like a, their offense was uneven three out of four games, which I think got lost in the shuffle when people were talking about like the best offense in the league, Dallas Cowboys. Like actually they went through a little bit of a slump there. But on balance, going into that stretch, I would have had him in my top three. So to me, that was enough good work. And it wasn't that catastrophic afterwards that there's no way he would have been outside of my personal okay okay and i respect that at any point and i will admit that my rankings have been volatile uh from time to time this week because it's just been a very strange year for quarterback play there hasn't been like a real cream of the crop outside of like drake may like even josh allen's had his struggles and in i always favor mahomes because i appreciate what he does as an improviser and a play extender and somebody that powers that offense and he's had some rough weeks baker obviously is a streaky player who hasn't put together a good game in a while now So it's been a weird group at the top.
47:15Dak was in third in week eight. Okay. Okay. There we go. And he fell out of the top 10 after week 10. Actually, no. Okay. Yes. Yeah, exactly. I just love in the comment here that the unks are balling Dak and Stafford. And we'll wrap with this. I do love that the old school, like way that Dak Prescott plays is so pleasing for me to watch. He really is as close to a Manning Brady type of quarterback as I think we have. He's not at that level, but he plays that type of football where I think he really understands the game. I think he manages the game. I think he calculates risk. I think he's great before the snap, and he plays from the pocket.
48:03And I'm watching him. Obviously, Stafford is playing at another level even than Dak Prescott. He's playing at an MVP level. He's in a different situation where it's like the yin and the yang with him and McVay. And sometimes Stafford takes the wheel. Sometimes McVay, mostly McVay has the wheel. But Stafford is just such a brilliant player that it is an incredible marriage. But Dak, to me, is like, he's old school. He's Johnny Yu. Oh, I like that one. You know, watching Jacoby Brissett this week, he's not doing as much, I think, in terms of making decisions. but he's just back there in the pocket throwing darts 50 times a game.
48:41That reminded me of like old Dan Marino or Jim Bledsoe. And I'm talking about like 36-year-old Dan Marino, not young Dan Marino. And he's just like, I kind of like watching that. You know what? I love the athletic quarterbacks who are running around as much as anyone, maybe more, but I like having some variety. It's good to have this style of quarterback too. It's good to have a little bit of both. I want to hear your thoughts on my comp for Dak. I think he's a slightly more cerebral John Elway in the fact that he can extend the play and has the athleticism and the arm to get it done I will it's going to take me a long time to forget that throw that he completed against the Packers where he's jumping into a throw and getting hit at the same time and he goes all the way down inside the five like he makes some incredible plays so that's why I put him more on the Elway than like because like Brady was never really mobile and manning was never really mobile dac's no he's more like elway was yeah he i mean elway was i mean hearing somewhere wherever he is like the total shots fired that you just said uh basically uh a smarter elway and that's i think that uh dac is dealing with more complex coverage than john elway ever did not that john elway wasn't cerebral but oh he's calling john John Elway, a system quarterback, come after him.
50:01No, I'm not that at all. I'm just joking. John Elway, you know, one of the all-time great athletes. So I would take umbrage if I was John Elway with that comparison just because he was a totally sick athlete. And I got to be real. When I'm talking about players from before my time, and I watched them growing up and stuff, like when I was in high school and stuff, but I wasn't breaking it down. I don't know what he was like from the neck up, So I'm not going to make some sort of disparaging remark like Schuch did. Oh, here we go. No, I mean, come on. Dak's an athlete. Should we not just talk about the somersault touchdown?
50:36He's an athlete, but he's not John Elway. John Elway was like a top five pick in the MLB draft. I know that. He's calling over people. He was like a mix of like Ben Roethlisberger and Steve McNair or something, like a much more athletic. Like he was so hard to take down. I think he could run you over on the goal line. I think that this is an unfair disparagement of Dak's athleticism. So John Elway was, I want to look up his rushing numbers. You know what the heck, while we're here. And yes, we are wrapping up here. I mean, this man was a difference maker as a runner, but you know what? His rushing number is not as good as I was hoping.
51:11So I'm not going to point out. Thank you. Thank you. You ever do that, by the way? You're like writing an article or even you're doing a podcast and you have the time while someone else is talking to like look up stats and you're like looking up for something good that you think is going to really support your point. And then it completely disproves your point. And then just shut up. You don't ever mention it. You're just like, I'm still going to make my point, but I just won't bring that up. Although, I'll get you back here. L.A., in the late stages of his career, was operating the Shanahan offense.
51:40And we know how good the zone blocking scheme and what it did for running backs. So it's not like he had to run very much. No, but I was shocked. I'm shocked because I think of him as a guy when he was younger that was out there getting it done. But usually it was more like... Think about that throw he made in the drive where he's rolling to his left and he just fires it. Dak makes throws like that. That's why I like that comparison. Okay, it's a better one than I thought. He's putting up like 250 yards and like four rushing touchdowns a year. That's pretty Dak-like actually. Final comment of the day from the great viewers watching us late on a Monday night.
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