Welcome in What's Right with Nick Wright episode 186 fresh off an interesting if not all

that well played Monday night football game. After a very intriguing week six in the

NFL were seemingly no quarterbacks except for Trevor Lawrence and Jared Golf

played well. We will discuss all of that.

Demandze will be joining us shortly. He for his first time since moving to Los Angeles

is dealing with the devastation of Los Angeles traffic, but we'll give him a pass we'll see him shortly

here is what missed the cut for today's show

Trevor Lawrence day-to-day with a knee injury they play on Thursday night that is a story to monitor for Thursday

Justin Fields doubtful with a thumb injury they're gonna be playing a guy from Shepard College, potentially that's a disaster for a team that's already had a bunch in Kansas City defeats Denver for checks notes. Yep, the 1,000th straight time. But where we're going to start today is with Monday

night football the producers tell me that I said the Cowboys were going to roll the

chargers they obviously did not roll the chargers. They obviously did not roll the chargers. They did however beat the chargers. They also said that I had mentioned that DAC looked sensational and I took a shot at Herbert. The question I'm being asked is

have people been too harsh on Dack and not harsh enough on Herbert. So let's start

with the Herbert part and then we will circle around

to DAC and also what frustrated me about last night's Cowboys game. So Justin Herbert

came into the NFL, top 10 pick, pressed into service in the game where the Chargers team doctor stabbed Tyrod Taylor trying to give him a

pain killing injection week two of his rookie season against my beloved chiefs

in a game the defending champion chiefs no less

in a game he did not think he was gonna have to play and through for 300 yards one touchdown one pick a 94 passer rating and they

lost but he was downright terrifying and in that moment I said, oh Jesus, this guy, the the chargers, a

divisional opponent, got a great one and he's going to be a pain in the ass for years to come.

And that is still kind of true.

But where I'm at with Herbert is that it is not that he is the problem with the

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