Hello, everybody. Welcome to the Rotorong football show. It is our week five Sunday recap. I am Patrick Dardy,

joined off the jump by Mr. Kyle Devortchik. Danny Carter is out of town. Kyle and I have a lot

to get to tonight. It includes yet another day. It began bright and early in all Europa, not the

United States of America. The Minnesota Vikings are never coming home. They're not being allowed

to return home after playing Carson wins for two games, except for Kyle.

They apparently might keep playing Carson Wentz, even after they're back and they have their week six by.

Coach Kevin O'Connell, non-committal on his quarterback competition.

We'll talk about that.

We'll also talk about what was your second game, Kyle, the Panthers coming back and stunning the Miami Dolphins. Real bad loss for the Dolphins. I had a bad loss to the Eagles, 21 to 17 Broncos. Maybe you should frame it as a stirring victory for Denver. The Colts is beating down the Las Vegas Raiders, 40 to 6. There is no hope here. Gino Smith, nine interceptions leading the league, only six touchdowns. Then we'll close with the bingles and lions. Again, neither one of us covered, but we know about, we can talk about it. I watched that when Walde Walts, you had me get up at nine. Well, he had me get up at eight o'clock for inactive of the London game. So I was, I was free. I was plenty free by the time the four o'clock slate kicked off, as if I wouldn't have been up that early. So Kyle and I have a lot to get to. But yeah, let's just begin in Europe, England town, Londinium, Ollabian, any name you want to call London, England? I've got it for you. I don't even know. What's the main story here, Kyle? The Browns making a quarterback change. I guess we'll start there. What did you see from Dylan Gabriel, including in the first half? At one point, they had a graphic, like, hasn't targeted a receiver. They started targeting receivers, Dylan Gabriel, in the second half. But what did you see from the young man in his first start? Unlike the Vikings, Dylan Gabriel does not get a buy. The Browns have to come back state side and play the Pittsburgh Steelers on the road next week. Yeah, I think I accidentally misspoke last week. And I said, like, when the Browns come back from their buy, because every team gets a buy after, these four guys don't get a buy coming back. Obviously, the Vikings deserve one after the two game trip. But I believe the Steelers and whoever the Steelers,

oh, is the Vikings because they stayed in Europe. The Steelers got to buy afterwards. The Browns

won't. I don't expect a quarterback rechange after this game because Dylan Gabriel looked

about exactly as you would expect a day two. I don't want to say like weak armed quarterback, but his armed talent was not the selling point of drafting him on day two. It was being the point and click. I'm going to get it to my guys. And those guys, as you pointed out, were not wide receivers. And maybe he should not have even attempted to throw to the wide receivers. Because when he was moving intermediate to deep, it really just wasn't there. He was relatively scattershot as evidenced by the fact that he targeted Isaiah Bond, now the team's number two wide receiver with Cedric Tillman injured. He targeted Bond seven times, came down with two for 29. Like he targeted Jerry Judy five times, came down with two for 15. On the other hand, he goes short, intermediate type stuff to David and Joku and Harold Fannin. David and Joku catches 6 of 9 for 67 yards and a touchdown. His best game, I believe, in catches targets yards and touchdowns of the season. But Harold Fannin was not left behind either, almost exclusively short stuff from Fannin, but does get in the end zone. Four for 13 is a really bland line on four targets as well.

But it gets in the end zone. So it saves another what is ultimately a lot of floor games for Fanon, right? He's piling up these three, four, five catch games, but he's not moving in chunk games quite yet. And he's not getting touchdowns until this game quite yet. So he was kind of stuck in that tight end 14 to 18 range. I kind of still think he is stuck there going forward,

but the fact that he can pop with a touchdown to jump close to that top 12, even in a weekly, one week sample is pretty convincing to me that you should still be playing him through buys and through lots of injuries, even if he's not a tight end won by the letter of the law. Other than that, there's just not much to work with here outside of

Quinshan Judkins had a 56-yard touchdown. I was going to say Quinn Sean Judkins, the Browns,

it's just the story of young players, of course, of Dylan Gabriel, Isaiah Bond, Harold Fanon,

Quinn Sean Judkins, you're kind of about to allude to it there. I don't even necessarily

mean the speed and the breakaway. Just everything he does're kind of about to allude to it there. I don't even necessarily mean the

speed and the breakaway. Just everything he does is kind of at a different speed. Like he plays

the game fast. He plays the game like with power. He's this guy like a different gear it looks

like than most running backs. Sorry, what were you saying on a Quinn Sean Jenkins first started

waxing poetic on this football game? Yeah, I agree with like your and my novice film takes kind of line

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