Pardon the interruption, but I'm Mike Wilbon.

Tony, the Wall Street Journal reports that executives are getting frustrated with workers

who checked their phones during meetings.

Hey!

I'm sorry, did you say something?

Pay attention.

Have you ever seen the cats?

The cats videos?

They're very funny.

You've ever seen those?

I'm not. I don't want to see a video. I just would fire everybody under 50, because all they do, they got to walk across the street checking their phones. You know what I want to do? You know what I want to do? No, but tell the world what you want to do. You want to run them over as they cross the street? Is that what you're going to do to say? Welcome to PTI, boys and girls. I'm with a maniac. In today's episode, the Mavericks fire Nico. LSU contends it has not fired Ryan Kelly. Oh, please. And Jeff Saturday joins us for five good minutes. But we begin today with last night's Monday night game, which was a snoozer.

There was no score at all in the first half.

Ultimately, Philadelphia beat Green Bay 10 to 7 in what would charitably be called a defensive struggle.

The Packers had now lost two straight games in Lambo.

Good.

The Eagles have won three in a row.

Wilbon, what does this result say to you about each team? It says it about not just the teams, but the whole league. We can start with the teams. There are no great teams. The Eagles may become great again, and they're sort of, you know, validate by repeating his champions of the league, but there's no great team in the league. You know, people wanted to tell us that Buffalo was great. No, Buffalo's not great. Detroit looks good again. But what if they run the table? Run the table. Then we'll get to that point where they run the table. Thank you for introducing that today. But the Packers are weird. Yeah. You know, and we can stop with the love is MVP nonsense. We can stop with that. No. And so the Packers, they have a pretty good damn defense, though. Yes, they do. They can stop you, but they can't score, which is weird for a Green Bay team. Now, I know they've lost their tight-in, who was the second most important player offensively,

craft, on that squad.

But Tony, you look at these two, and they look like the rest of the league, which is some Sundays or Mondays, they're capable, some they're not.

I'm going to go from the macro to the micro here, and I'm going to start with Green Bay.

Green Bay has scored in the last two games a total of 20 points.

They have just two touchdowns produced in their last 17 possessions, right?

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