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Case Keenum defied the odds on Monday Night Football, shredding the Philadelphia Eagles for 247 yards on 24-of-34 passing with two touchdowns and no turnovers and no sacks.
How did he do it? Our Bob McGinn details on this episode of the Ty & Bob Pod.
Also, Ben Johnson must’ve enjoyed seeing a quarterback operate with such timing. This 27-7 dismantlement could have the Bears coach thinking about the short and long term.
This was a convincing punch to the 2024 champ’s mouth.
Elsewhere, the sight of a third-string quarterback lighting it up for Chicago must’ve been especially painful for the team that once tortured this team. The Green Bay Packers hit a new low in their 35-14 blowout loss to Atlanta on Thursday Night Football. McGinn explains where everything went wrong and how Matt LaFleur and Brian Gutekunst are trying to fix the offensive line on the fly with the Laken Tomlinson and Mekhi Becton signings.
Since recording this episode, Green Bay also has signed veteran guard Kevin Zeitler.
Will this act of desperation work? McGinn reached out to some NFL scouts to see what these signees have to offer. Fascinating insight.
The Minnesota Vikings again rode their defense to victory. After Justin Jefferson went down, quarterback Kyler Murray struggled to find a rhythm.
They’re 3-0. They’re riding a defense that attacks.
The Detroit Lions held off a Jets rally to get back on track. Questions on D remain.
And stick around for the weekly McGinn Memory. Once again, my co-host looks back to Bart Starr’s coaching days.
Thanks, all.
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