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Josh Allen's interception -- a.k.a. "arm punt" --- turned out to be one of the week's most controversial topics. Henry and Steven tried to make sense of it. Bo Nix is playing terribly, but Steven sided with the Broncos QB's surprising comments about narratives around quarterbacks. And Henry thinks Justin Herbert could (and maybe should) force a trade this offseason.
:40 -- Josh Allen's epic win and, yes, the arm punt.'
9:52 -- Bo Nix isn't playing well. Is there any merit to the Broncos QB's argument that his "bad" season is invented by the media?
33:37 -- Justin Herbert was (mostly) ACTUALLY GOOD THIS WEEK! And why Henry thinks a trade is actually possible.
45:37 -- Sam Darnold has quietly be ... a whole lot worse than last season. We are pretty sure we know exactly WHY.
55:52 -- Superlatives. Best, worst and the wildcard award.
Henry and Steven look at Jalen Hurts' recent struggles and what they mean for his future with the Eagles. Then they check in on the Bengals offense, discuss Jared Goff's ceiling as a QB, and check in on C.J. Stroud's development.
With Drake Maye's issues, how much panic is justified? 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy continues his polarizing run, where Henry McKenna and Steven Ruiz see his performance at very different levels. Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford has regressed and ... well, he looks old. And the Jaguars' Trevor Lawrence looks like the QB we thought he'd be, going back to his Clemson days.
Minutes:
30 seconds - Drake Maye's regression -- and the appropriate amount of panic.
11 minutes - Brock Purdy and why he's Henry's QB1 right now. And why Steven disagrees.
21 minutes - Matthew Stafford is quietly regressing. And age might be getting to him, along with the weak supporting cast.
30 minutes - How high can Trevor Lawrence ascend?
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