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Do not miss it Saturday. W.W.E Survivor Series War Games returns,

highlighted by the main event of five-on-five

locked two-ring steel cage match with Cody Rhodes and Brock Lesner leading their

teams. Coverage begins seven Eastern streaming on the ESPN app with the Unlimited

Plan. And we are planning on unlimited fun in our number two of get up on this

Tuesday as we creep towards Thanksgiving

and one of the best Thanksgiving slates I can ever remember. The regular squad has shuffled in and

we begin with last night's Monday nighter was not exactly a masterpiece in San Francisco.

Yet the Panthers and the Niners and Brock Purdy. The party started well for the quarterback Nick. This is Joanne Jennings on a very long first drive. Where's the tackling? I assume that everyone's trying to strip the ball out there, but Jennings keeps running and gets in the end zone and celebrates one of the few touchdowns of the evening. Almost a nine-minute opening drive. Then the Niners get the ball back and then the trouble starts. Hey, Mac, here comes J.C. Horn. D.Bs make the world go around. Oh, yeah. Undercutter. Just a terrific play. He has better receivers, better hands than receivers, goes up, snags the ball at the highest point. I get a little bit more on the return, but we'll work on that. Well, the return didn't take them in the end zone, so then they wind up on the one-yard line. This is a first down, Jeff, Saturday. Can't do it. I mean, you think about Bryce Young trying to sneak in the back of the end zone. You cannot have a turnover after you just got what they had. Massive momentum swing. That was a first down throw. So then the Niners get the ball back and Purdy gives it right back again. Oh yeah, DB's again. The hands on these DBs are incredible.

I don't see anybody talk about that's why you play DB after this game. We have five

picks. That was Mike Jackson with the pick. Well done. So then the Panthers punt. And so

now it's Purdy. Again, third consecutive. Yeah! Jay C. Horn is his favorite receiver out there.

That's three straight drives that end in interception. Look at all that grounded covers. Zoneed backside, just reading the quarterback eyes. Kettle trying to pick up his quarterback, but you can't. I think that's enough. I think that's enough DB talk. We'll have more, go. And it was enough of Purdy throwing the ball. There we go to McAfrey. Yeah, I mean, we're going to talk about DBs.

Let's hand them all up and watch them all the void contact.

That's what we're going to do as he walks in the end zone. 31 touches from McCaffrey. Niners up 17-3. Then we go the other way. Dan, the rookie Ted McMillan is good. is good. Yeah, he's real good. I had as many catches last night as J.C. Horn did.

Panthers go for the two don't get it. So it's 17-9. Fourth quarter, it's 20 to 9.

And here's Bryce Young throwing the fifth interception of the game.

This one was a defensive struggle in most ways.

Not a real accurate ball. Robert Salah loved it. No, it wasn't on the money.

Bryce Young coming off a game in which he's thrown for over 400 yards really struggled last night. Niners go on to win it. And here's the thing. Look, we talked about how well Mac Jones was playing and Brock Purdy is their guy. But he's thrown seven picks in the four games that he's played this year. his interception rate of 5.3 is the second worst in the

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