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Just one sleep away from Thursday Night Action in the NFC West.

How about this big-time showdown on Thursday Night Football?

Week 5 kicks off with one of the league's most heated rivalries.

And Matt Stafford and those Rams soaring to the top of the league,

especially their offense.

Russell Wilson, though, has his squad ready to defend their home field. Hopefully, he doesn't have to do it all on his own. This has been the story with Russell Wilson year and year out for as long as I can remember. But I do know this is a battle in the league's best division. Thursday night football, Thursday, 8 p.m. on NFL Network on Fox and streaming on Prime Video. Good morning, everybody. Welcome to our show. It's called GMFB, presented by Old Trapper Beef Jerky. We're feeling good here on a Wednesday. My name's Kay Adams, Kyle Brand, Peter Schrager, Michael Robinson. Peace. Hanging out with us all week long. We love that because we're going to put you to good use. Let's get it. Conversations with the lead block. Lead block. Lead block. Let's do it. The Chargers. They came to the big win over the Raiders on Monday Night Football. Bright Lights is where this kid shines. And now there is a three-way tie at the top of the AFC West for the latest from around that division. Let's send it over to our very own

Jet Free Chidea. Hey, Jeff. Thanks, Kay. And the AFC West has always been talked about as a division that would be very interesting if the Broncos, Raiders, and Chargers can play at the same level as the Chiefs. Well, now we're seeing that be the case. You saw the Chargers with that big win on Monday night over the Raiders and

Keel quarterback Justin Herbert continues to play at a very high level and Brandon Staley, their new

head coach has that team firing on all cylinders. The Raiders, even with that first loss, shouldn't

be dismissed now because Derek Carr, their quarterback's playing at an MVP level and they brought

in some great veterans to bring leadership, guys like Casey Hayward, Yonit Ngakkwe, and KJ Wright. And the Broncos, even with their injury issues, should be a tougher team once they start getting healthy. And so, look, the Chiefs still have great things going for them with Patrick Mahomes and Tyree Hill and Travis Kelsey, and they have won this division five years in a row. But they have a lot of issues on defense. And if you're going to win the AFC West, you better be a complete team this year. And now back to UK. Thank you so much, Jeffrey, for the updates all around. It seems like this division's up for the grabs. The Chargers dealing with a short week. The Brown's coming to SoFi on Sunday. What a game that'll be.

The game of the week, I think. Both teams three and one, both trying to say, hey, we're AFC contenders, people. We're the real deal here in 2021. What ultimately decides this Browns Chargers matchup in week five? Talk Baker to me.

I will a little bit, but I'm going to talk about this two-headed monster at running back that the Browns have right now.

And that's literally the only part of the Chargers' defensive game that they're lacking.

But the Cleveland Browns, they run the football.

They average 177 rushing yards a game, man.

Like that is old school ball.

That's bully ball, and that's how they want to play.

Kareem Hunt, you know, leads his team in receptions, which I don't necessarily like that. They've got to get Hodel back on the ball a little bit more. But when you're running a football like this, defenses are going to react. They're going to put eight guys in the box, and it makes throwing the football downfield a little bit easier. When you look at Baker Mayfield, I'm not so sure that he can win games exclusively on his arm, right?

We have quarterbacks in this league that can do that, that can manipulate the defense without having to have play action. But that's not Baker Mayfield.

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