Hello, everybody. Welcome to the Road to World Football Show. It is our week six Sunday recap. I am Patrick Dardy, joined off the top by Mr. Denny Carter. He's back after a week on the road. He's coming back to some great, great games. We're all trying to find a person who signed him these games. We are. The Chargers, a shameful performance, and a victory, of course, though. 29 Dol, 27. Raiders finally get a much-needed dub, quote-unquote, over the Titans, 20-10. And he's not asking me about the juggernaut Seattle Seahawks beating the Never Been Good, Jacksonville Jaguars, 20 to 12. The Jaguars, I had no idea how they were four-on-one. I think we saw more of the real quote-unquote

jaguars on Sunday 20 to 12, but we'll get to that a little later. Denny, the big story in

Miami, Florida, between the chargers, the dolphins was the absence of Amari and Hampton, the second

chargers running back to go down. But two backs were stepping up in the absence of Najee Harris and Omarian Hampton.

Hassan Haskins had been on the team since week one.

He was the number three running back.

And then Kamani Maidal was the number four, but he had been kind of cooling his heels on

the practice squad.

And he was promoted officially before this game.

We thought Haskins would at least, like, get the first crack at it.

Did he even get the first crack at it?

He definitely didn't get the second, third, fourth, or fifth, or sixth cracks at it.

This looks like a complete Kamani Vidal takeover of this Samaria and Hampton

this backfield.

Did I just lay it out well?

Shout out to the pregame reports that Hassan Haskin was going to be the lead back in the

absence of Hampton. It didn't turn out to be the case.

Monty Biddle took the first snap. I thought it was a head fake, honestly. I think you did too.

And then he proceeded to just dominate touches here for the Chargers.

He totaled 138 yards, had 18 rushes for 124 yards, three catches for 14 yards, and a touchdown

against the Dolphins.

And Taskins is basically in what I would call the breather back

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