I'm your host Ian Hart. It's joined by senior PFF analyst, Dwayne McFarlane. It is the

freaking week three review show. You guys know what it is. Why we're here. What we're

here to accomplish. So Dwayne, happy week three. I'm cutting the intro short this week,

man. No, dude, it's good. Happy week three. Tray Sermon could be on my TV. So you could

see me turn my head a lot. I saw Kyle Giu's check. Got the first carry of the game. And I was

like, oh my God, this is where we're heading. We should know this. Yeah. Is like this. Yeah,

is this like a precursor of everything to occur in this game. It's a look as long as Sermon's

still healthy, we're good. So pure madness. All right, everyone. As always on this edition,

we are reviewing all the afternoon games. So 49ers Packers, while it might be going on the

corner of Dwayne's TV room, we will not be directly breaking that down. As always, you can

check out the Tuesday edition this podcast for WabreWire thoughts Wednesday for a full

breakdown of the games next week. And we got some more stuff that you know, you can worry

about then later in the week, but staying in the moment, we're going through all those

afternoon games and Dwayne, let's start with the game where you and I and plenty of other

fantasy analysts in the industry. So please get off our backs a little bit. Could not have

been more wrong browns 26, bears six Cleveland covers that seven, half point favorites in the

under hits at 45. So of course, I am talking about Justin Fields in this Chicago bears offense

who man, you know, when I thought of all the ways this play could go wrong, I'm not going

to pretend like I thought I was a sure fire 100% lock like nothing is in life, but I

didn't really anticipate one of the single worst team wide offensive efforts in the history

of American professional football. And that's unfortunately what we got from Matt Nagy

Fields and the boys. So I'm sure you'll have some, you know, good stats that help put it

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