Hello, everybody. Welcome to the Rotorall football show and our week seven preview episode.

I am Patrick Dardy, joined as always by Danny Carter and Kyle Dvorichick were breaking down the entire slate save for Thursday night football. That's going to be happening before you hear this episode but Denny and I broke that down on Tuesday if you want to check it out. Bingles versus the Steelers. I definitely remember who's playing on Thursday night. I remember who's playing all day Sunday and all day Monday. We have a Monday quadruple header coming your way.

We have the Bucks at the Lions, a 52.5 point game total. We're finally getting back in to real

American sports, real American culture, real American football.

That includes the highest total game of the entire season, the commanders of the Cowboys, two teams does not play in defense.

C.D. Lamb, we're hoping, coming back for the Dallas Cowboys, Chargers, Colts, a great

game, Rams and Jaguars playing in London for the 47th consecutive week.

It's a jam-pack slate this week.

Fortunately, it's an injury-filled slate as well.

A lot of big names, either not practicing or trying to come back after absences.

Kyler Murray, Chuba Hubbard.

The Vikings don't know what to do at quarterback.

We're going to get to the Vikings quarterback situation a little later in the show, Carson

Wins versus J.J. McCarthy.

But, Denny, sounds like there were some developments in this battle, quote, unquote, during

the biweek that sounded very not ominous at all for J.J. McCarthy.

Yeah.

I think ideally what you want is your second year quarterback to have to work on his fundamentals in the middle of his second season.

And that's what you have in Minnesota.

Kevin O'Connell told the athletic the other day that the team spent the bye week,

quote, building that foundation back up for J.J. McCarthy after the ankle injury that may or may not

have been serious. It's still no way to know.

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