Packers, Chargers, Browns = EMBARRASSMENTS!

Yeah, I mean, absolutely. You just got to be able to just go out there and drop your nuts. Like, look across the line of scrimmage and say, that guy is not going to beat me. You know, there's games, and twists, and picks, and wraps, and stuff that their defense is always running those games. But that's because we just got behind our rhythm, and we were in those positions. The second 10, second 12, third and long, those are tough. Well, the Packers did not, quote unquote, drop their nuts on Sunday in Minnesota. The Packers dropped the ball. Probably drove their fans nuts. The Green Bay Packers had a double-digit lead in the fourth quarter and lost by 17 points. Think about that for a second. This was a complete and utter catastrophe. I want you to think about this. Kyler Murray, in the first quarter of this game, was knocked out on a cheap shot by the Green Bay Packers. And at the time, it was 9-0. Carson Wentz comes in. Carson Wentz barely practiced, didn't even practice with the first team during that, you know, fake quarterback competition with Kyler Murray, J.J. McCarthy earlier in training camp, and which was a waste of everyone's time. Anyway, McCarthy was so bad, they went to the third string. So here's Carson Wentz. It's 9-0. Then you have Green Bay up by 12 points, 22 to 10 in the third quarter. You see, Wentz hit T.J. Hopkinson to make it 22-17. Okay, ball game. But don't worry, Green Bay is gonna put three on the board and kick a field goal. And it's going to be an eight-point lead. But hold on. Matt LaFleur decides to take the points off the board and run a play on fourth down. Vikings were off sides. It wasn't an automatic first down. That's a different topic for conversation. Off sides, take the three in the bank off the board, give it back, and run a play on fourth down. Jim Nance was phenomenal on this, on the NFL and CBS. I was going nuts watching it. And I defend Matt LaFleur. I think he's a hell of a head coach. That was asinine, irresponsible, and simply put, can't happen. That kind of spot to go up eight, you have to. It's not like a hypothetical. The points are on the board. The field goal was good. I don't know what the hell he's thinking about. So they run a play on fourth down. Offensive line gets blown up. Jordan Love is tiptoeing through the tulips and they can't execute on fourth down. So turnover on downs instead of three points in the bank. You see Carson Wentz ensuing drive, nine plays, 83 yards. And I know there were three different penalties on that drive, okay? One of them was a terrible call, the roughing the passer. The other two were legit. Also, they missed a face mask against Justin Jefferson. You know, he got his helmet just ripped off and they didn't call that. That was a complete mess. Jordan Love gets the ball back after that touchdown. He needed a navigation system, a compass, ways, whatever the hell it was. He's running the wrong way. Brian Flores was blitzing 80% of the time. Offensive line blown up. Love with a fumble. Mason on the ensuing after the turnover is able to score the ensuing drive. Ball game. The fact that the Green Bay Packers lost again, going back to last year, they have six straight losses. The fact that they blew another game. The fact that you couldn't see them finish the deal against the Minnesota Vikings when Kyler Murray got hurt. That's a disgrace, a complete and utter disgrace. This was an atrocious performance, as bad as it gets. A meltdown of epic proportion. And people like to tell me, oh, Adam, your Jordan Love take is just wrong. Jordan Love had an interception. Jordan Love had a fumble. Jordan Love completed 50% of his passes. I mean, this is a problem here. And I'm gonna say it again. They're gonna lose to the Jets. And I said, they're gonna start the season 0-2. They're gonna lose against Minnesota. They're gonna lose against the Jets. The Jets right now are the better football team. And this is not overreaction Monday on Shine Time. This is reaction Monday. This is what we talked about when the schedule was released. I think Packers fans were not paying attention. There's no Micah Parsons. There's no Josh Jacobs. There's no offensive line. This Jordan Love is not that good. This is a problem. And if Matt LaFleur, who I like a lot, can't coach his way out of a paper bag, then hope is officially gone. If you're a Green Bay Packers fan. I mean, this one was over percentage-wise, feel of the game, ebb and flow, over. Flip side for Minnesota, thrilled for our guy Justin Jefferson. Two touchdowns, had two all of last year, doing the gritty, soaking it in. I think the Minnesota Vikings are gonna be a great team this year. I have them making the playoffs. But honestly, story is not Minnesota. It's the Green Bay Packers messing up in the fashion they absolutely royally screwed up. What a complete and utter disaster for the Green Bay Packers. Not to be outdone, the Chargers. Now, they didn't blow a lead against the lowly Arizona Cardinals because they never led in the game. Here's Jim Harbaugh. Much to get better at, and it's a start. It's not the start that we wanted, but credit to the Cardinals. And it'll be about our resolve, our way we bounce back. I think the Chargers should fold the franchise. That's it. Just get out of the football business. It's just not good for anyone's mental health. I think what the Chargers should do, right? Take the team headquarters and just move it into the Pacific Ocean. Fade away. Think about it. Would anyone know the difference if the league just played with 31 teams and the Chargers were gone? Would anyone even notice? If the Chargers had fans, they'd probably be angry. The Chargers, cursed, clueless. This is as bad as it gets. The Chargers were favored by nine and a half points. Everyone and their mother had the Chargers. Everyone and their mother had the Chargers in survivor pool. The Arizona Cardinals, the over-under on wins, was three and a half. I took the under. Quick quiz. Other than Buda Baker, name a player on defense for the Arizona Cardinals. Just one. One other player! And the Chargers couldn't do anything. I love Justin Herbert. I defend Justin Herbert. Justin Herbert was terrible. His line was terrible. The play calling with Mike McDaniel, terrible. Jacoby Bursette was the better quarterback in this game, and it wasn't even close. Bursette was great. Trey McBride was great. Jeremiah Love was great. How about at the end of the game? Fourth quarter, Chargers had a punt block. You saw what transpired with Herberts getting picked. They got stopped on fourth down. They got punked in their own stadium. Mike LaFleur wins his first game as a head coach. The Cardinals didn't even have Jeremiah Love after the first preseason game. He's coming off that high ankle sprain. I mean, this was an embarrassment. The line was terrible. Herbert was terrible. You know, we talked about why Herbert was gonna have this unbelievable year. The only one who came to play that was part of that circle of, you know, new offensive coordinator, new left tackle. Slater was back after being out for all last year. Obviously, new fiance. Madison Beer was the only one who showed up yesterday. CBS showed her after the touchdown, Herbert McConkie. She was in mid-season form. The Chargers, this was gutless puke. This was a disgrace. The schedule is impossible for the Chargers coming up. I'm the idiot. I'm the moron. I picked these guys to win the division this year. This was, to me, the single worst loss of any team in week number one. Wasn't even close. If you can't beat the Arizona Cardinals at home in week number one of the season, really, what the hell are we doing here? And I've gotta start choosing my words better when it comes to Justin Herbert, right? I mean, I keep saying he's the quarterback lab guy, and, you know, I believe that he's got all the talent in the world. This was terrible, absolutely terrible. He had no feel. He had no presence. He had no clue. This was supposed to be automatic for Herbert going up against the Arizona Cardinals. What a disgrace from the L.A. Chargers. Does it get worse? Maybe. We saw the Cleveland Browns the other day. They lost 34 to 10 in Jacksonville. They looked so bad that Todd Munkin is already answering questions about the Sean Watson status as QB1. I'm sure as hell not firing me. I'm not firing our staff. I'm not giving up all of our players. So he happens to be one of 53, and however many practice squad guys we got, and our staff, he's one of that. So we'll evaluate everything. I mean, this is like rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic here. So, spoiler alert how this is gonna go. You're gonna see Watson play, I firmly believe, coming up this week, because the Browns are on the road. You know who they play? Baker Mayfield and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. You think Baker's gonna wanna beat the Cleveland Browns? Just throwing that out there. Then week three, they're at home, and maybe then they'll go to Shadur Sanders. What did you think was gonna happen with the Sean Watson? By the way, the Jacksonville Jaguars smoked Cleveland. The Jags' defense was absolutely terrific, absolutely tremendous. Trevor Lawrence threw for four touchdowns in this game, and listen, Todd Munkin, I kinda feel bad for him, right? Clearly, they made him start the Sean Watson. I don't think he wanted to, and he says the loss is not just on the Sean Watson. Perhaps, but that's where it starts. The fact that they roll out the Sean Watson, who just sucks the life out of this team and out of this organization, and especially out of this long-suffering fan base, that is just brutal for the fans of the Cleveland Browns.