Hello, everybody. Welcome to the Roto Roll football show. I am Patrick Darty. Join as always by Mr.

Dini Carter. It is week three. All our best laid summer plans are already falling apart. Dini

more drama on the 49ers quarterback room, intrigue, and the commanders receiver core something

it's never been said before in my entire life. Potential breakouts in New Orleans and New York

sickos that you want to talk about in Jacksonville and Indianapolis. But first, Dini,

I sort of thought about a narrative where you've been trying to be out in front on. You've been

trying to be a thought leader on this for months. I might have honestly even been years. You don't

think Russell Wilson is good. I don't think Russell Wilson is good at football. I'm torn because

if I say this and if I mean it and it's true, then Pete Carroll was right. It was all along.

And that's something that you've said on this show. If we're going to pat each other on the back,

I'm patting you on the back and saying that you said maybe Pete Carroll knows what he's doing

a little bit and said, look, we can't have an offense where rust cooks because rust can't cook.

And I was like me with the big green egg that I inherited.

I think there may be something into that. I'm not

saying pull the plug on the Denver experiment. I mean, there are two games into what will probably

be a many several years long project there. Maybe with or without Nathaniel Hackett,

we'll see. But you know, Russell Wilson and that offense looks horrific, like truly the

most down bad offense, besides the Bengals, of course. Yeah, barely outlasted Geno Smith.

Oh, he didn't out. He lost to Geno Smith and barely outlasted Davis Mills at home and they

can't snap the ball in time. Do you think the clock management stuff is more rust or is it more

Hackett? It's Hackett. Now that that's Hackett. And I know folks listening probably know this,

but if you don't, the the crowd in Denver was chanting, counting down the play clock from 10 to

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