We do a quick episode for you today during the holiday so no guests but a nice

recap on Baltimore's dominant win against San Francisco and an MVP conversation

that's probably over and I'll recap Dallas's big win, Lucas Historic Night and what is going on

Phoenix and some issues for the Lakers and their loss against the Celtics and

extra life advice.

Your headline, Baltimore dominates San Francisco in San Francisco.

So now what?

What does this mean?

I'm glad Baltimore didn't lose by one or two points with the safety where Lamar Jackson

early in the game trips over the ref in the end zone leads to the safety. I think a lot

of quarterbacks have been like hey that guy was in a lot of trouble what was going

to happen there he's probably going to go down anyway with Lamar

anything's possible so he probably would have figured out a way to get out of it if the

ref hadn't tripped him probably a very short list of quarterbacks maybe throw Justin

feels in that group as well but guess what Baltimore did not lose by one or two. They

smashed the Niners. I wanted it to be a clean game. I wanted to see how they

matched up. It was not a clean game. Purdy was terrible. Worst game of his career, three turnovers in the first three picks in the first half,

and we'll get to all the turnover stuff here in a second.

So as I say, hey, wait a minute, I wanted to be a clean game to see how they really matched up

that feels dismissive to Baltimore and I don't want to do that because Baltimore's

defense was causing these problems so let's run through the picks for Purdy the

first one in the end zone is an awful throw. Terrible decision. He doesn't see the defensive player, Hamilton, to the right side of the throw. Just doesn't even see him and makes that throw. I don't know how you do that early in the end zone.

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