Marcellus Wiley explains why the Browns should not pay Baker Mayfield $35 million a year, but will do so I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

Baker Mayfield’s status in the Cleveland Browns’ AFC North showdown against the Pittsburgh Steelers is in question with his shoulder injury. His contract is also in question. The Browns picked up his fifth-year option, but there is no long-term deal agreement so far. One report says Baker’s deal will not reach Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen’s levels. However, the Browns were willing to quote: ‘pay him in the mid-to-high $30 million per year to stick around.’ Marcellus Wiley explains why Baker does not deserve $35 million a year, but will get it anyways.

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Mark Sanchez: The Cowboys can’t go on cruise control, but Dak Prescott is going to be just fine I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

The Dallas Cowboys can breathe a sigh of relief. Dak Prescott was seen without a walking boot at the team’s facility on Monday as he recovers from a calf strain. The Cowboys are coming off a bye week and play the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday Night Football. Jerry Jones said that the quarterback’s status was encouraging and added quote: ‘I feel very good about where Dak is right now.’ Mark Sanchez explains why the Cowboys can afford to be cautious, but that ‘Dak will be just fine.’

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Emmanuel Acho: The Eagles should bench Jalen Hurts to properly judge Nick Sirianni as a coach I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

The Philadelphia Eagles have lost five of their last six games after their Week 7 loss against the Las Vegas Raiders. On Monday, the Eagles made some changes to their roster. Joe Flacco was traded to the New York Jets, which puts Gardner Minshew in the backup role. Jalen Hurts has averaged under 200 passing yards in the past three games, but head coach Nick Sirianni still gave him a boat of confidence, saying quote: ‘I have a ton of faith in Jalen. He will be our starting quarterback.’ Emmanuel Acho explains why the Eagles benching Hurts would clarify ‘who’s truly at fault for the Eagles’ struggles.’

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Marcellus Wiley: The Chiefs went from the NFL’s most dynamic team to the league’s biggest disappointment I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

The Kansas City Chiefs fall to 3-4 after a blowout loss to the Tennessee Titans. Patrick Mahomes had two turnovers before leaving in the fourth quarter after a hit to the head. Mahomes says that he’s fine now, but still finished without a touchdown pass in a regular season for the first time in his career. Marcellus Wiley explains why the Chiefs are the NFL’s biggest disappointment.

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Marcellus Wiley: The blowout shows more about the Bengals because the Ravens underestimated them I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

The Cincinnati Bengals upset the Baltimore Ravens yesterday and are now on top of the AFC North for the first time since 2015. Joe Burrow had three touchdown passes and a career-high with over 400 passing yards. Rookie Ja’Marr Chase added over 200 receiving yards. The Bengals snapped the Ravens’ five-game winning streak and left Lamar Jackson a ton of focus on what’s next, saying quote: ‘Just move on..they came in and played a great game..they got the W. We’ll go on to next week, do work, see where we messed up as we watch film..move on.’ Marcellus Wiley explains why the blowout says more about the Bengals than the Ravens.

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Emmanuel Acho: I blame Nick Sirianni for the Eagles' struggles due to his staff's bad performance I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

The Philadelphia Eagles lost to the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday and have now dropped five out of their last six games. Jalen Hurts had nearly 300 total yards, but also had a big fumble in the red zone during the third quarter. Head Coach Nick Sirianni said quote: ‘We weren’t good enough and that starts with me.’ Emmanuel Acho explains why he blames Sirianni for the Eagles’ struggles.

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Emmanuel Acho: The Browns’ win is a terrible look for Baker Mayfield; they look as good without him I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

The Cleveland Browns held on to beat the Denver Broncos on Thursday Night Football. Case Keenum had an up and down game, but finished with just under 200 yards and a touchdown pass. Jay Glazer reported Baker Mayfield sharing that in addition to suffering a torn labrum in his non-throwing shoulder this year, he recently fractured his humerus bone and needs to crack to heal before he can be back on the field. Emmanuel Acho explains why the Browns’ win ‘is a horrible look for Baker.’

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Greg Jennings: Of course I trust Mike McCarthy to take Dallas to the Super Bowl; he’s done it before I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

The Dallas Cowboys are red hot right now with a five-game winning streak, but head coach Mike McCarthy does not appear to be getting a lot of credit. Jerry Jones came to McCarthy’s defense this week over the criticism for his clock management. According to FOX Bet Sportsbook, Dallas currently has the eight best odds to win the Super Bowl. Greg Jennings explains why he trusts McCarthy in taking the Cowboys to the Super Bowl.

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Emmanuel Acho on Ben Simmons drama: I blame the 76ers franchise and fans for not embracing him I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

Ben Simmons will not play in the Philadelphia 76ers’ opener against the New Orleans Pelicans. This follows the three-time All-Star being thrown out of Tuesday’s practice by Doc Rivers after reports said that he declined several times to sub in for a drill. After Rivers tossed him out of practice, Simmons was suspended one game for conduct detrimental to the team. Joel Embiid was asked about the situation and responded quote: ‘Our job is not to babysit somebody.’ Emmanuel Acho explains why he ‘blames the 76ers and fanbase for the Simmons drama.’

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Emmanuel Acho: Browns fans should wait for Baker Mayfield’s return and see what Case Keenum can cook up I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

The Cleveland Browns host the Denver Broncos for Thursday Night Football, but have another quarterback in the lineup. Case Keenum will start in place of Baker Mayfield after aggravating a fully-torn labrum in his non-throwing shoulder during the Browns’ Week 6 loss against the Arizona Cardinals. Baker said it was his decision whether to play or not, but now he’ll break his 51 straight regular season starting streak. Emmanuel Acho discusses how confident he is in Baker getting his starting job back.

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Joy Taylor on Ben Simmons drama: Both himself and the 76ers are to blame for this predicament I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

The drama continues in Philadelphia, where 76ers’ head coach Doc Rivers threw Ben Simmons out of practice today and the team has suspended him for one game for quote: ‘detrimental conduct to the team.’ Simmons’ reluctance to engage with the team has been a theme since his return. Rivers said quote: ‘We told him to go home, but hopefully at some point, he wants to be here.’ Joel Embiid followed up, saying quote: ‘At this point, I don’t care about that man honestly. He does whatever he wants..at the end of the day, our job is not to babysit somebody…’ Joy Taylor discusses what the 76ers should do about Simmons and explains why it should be approached similarly to the Brooklyn Nets – Kyrie Irving situation.

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Emmanuel Acho: Lamar Jackson is the best QB right now; he’s the best every time he steps on the field I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens blew out the Los Angeles Chargers in their Week 6 matchup on Sunday and have now won five straight games. He also passed Dan Marino for most quarterback wins under the age of 25. The superstar also had big wins against fellow AFC quarterbacks Patrick Mahomes and now, Justin Herbert. Emmanuel Acho explains why Lamar is the best quarterback in the NFL right now.

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Marcellus Wiley: ‘It’s been time to worry about Baker Mayfield’ I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

Baker Mayfield was easily outdone by Kyler Murray in the Cardinals 37-14 win vs the Browns. Baker struggled with an interception and 2 lost fumbles, and he also re-aggravated an injury in his non-throwing shoulder. Marcellus Wiley explains why it’s time to push the panic button on Baker.

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Emmanuel Acho: No one can stop the Cowboys from winning the Super Bowl..except for Mike McCarthy I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

The Dallas Cowboys came fully dressed to Foxborough, where they were down by three points late in the fourth quarter. However, Dak Prescott led a nine-play drive for the game-tying field goal. In overtime, he hit CeeDee Lamb for the game-winning touchdown against the New England Patriots, which marked the Cowboys’ fifth win in a row. After the game, Dak said his offense is quote: ‘for real.’ He also suffered a right calf injury on the final play of the game and will undergo an MRI, but says he will be fine. Emmanuel Acho breaks down what’s stopping the Cowboys from winning the Super Bowl, which may not reflect on their game day performances.

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Marcellus Wiley: A statement win washes away some of our memories of Baker Mayfield coming up short I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

The Cleveland Browns will try to hand the Arizona Cardinals’ first loss of the season in Week 6. Kyler Murray is an MVP candidate, while Baker Mayfield only has four touchdown passes through the first five games. His Browns are currently in third place in the AFC North. Marcellus Wiley explains why Baker needs a statement win against Murray and the Cardinals.

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Emmanuel Acho: The league has not caught up to Patrick Mahomes, but they’ve caught up to the Chiefs I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

The Kansas City Chiefs are sitting in last place in the AFC West. Patrick Mahomes has six turnovers in the last three games. The Chiefs’ defense has been shaky, but Mahomes said Wednesday that his turnovers are not based on an urgency to score, to make up for the other side of the ball, adding quote: ‘We’re trying to score everytime we touch the football.’ Emmanuel Acho explains why he believes the ‘league has caught up to the Chiefs, not Mahomes.’

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Mark Sanchez: Jalen Hurts is in a tough spot to prove he’s the Eagles’ franchise quarterback I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

Mark Sanchez joins Marcellus Wiley and Emmanuel Acho to discuss if Jalen Hurts still needs to prove he’s the Philadelphia Eagles’ franchise quarterback. Hear why Sanchez believes that Hurts is in a tough spot to prove he’s the franchise leader due to vast changes in the Philly organization.

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Bucky Brooks explains how Baker Mayfield is holding the Browns back and what it means for his future I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

Baker Mayfield threw for over 300 yards and had two touchdowns with no turnovers, but it wasn’t enough down the stretch to beat the Los Angeles Chargers as they lost with a final score of 47-42. Mayfield only has four passing touchdowns on the season so far, while the Browns are sitting in third place in the AFC North. Bucky Brooks explains why he believes Baker is holding the Browns back and will not get the massive extension in the offseason.

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Marcellus Wiley: Baker Mayfield is the reason the Browns won’t eclipse the hump they’re stuck in I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

Baker Mayfield threw for over 300 yards and had two touchdowns with no turnovers, but it wasn’t enough down the stretch to beat the Los Angeles Chargers as they lost with a final score of 47-42. Mayfield only has four passing touchdowns on the season so far, while the Browns are sitting in third place in the AFC North. Marcellus Wiley explains why he believes Baker is holding the Browns back.

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“Chiefs are drunk off their own success” — Marcellus Wiley explains what’s wrong with Kansas City I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

Marcellus Wiley and Emmanuel Acho sit down to discuss what’s wrong with the Kansas City Chiefs after falling to 2-3 throughout the first 5 games of the season. Hear why Wiley believes that the Chiefs are drunk off their own success and are no longer the same team.

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Marcellus Wiley: Baker Mayfield’s IG message to his doubters is unnecessary to post I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

Baker Mayfield is coming off a bad performance in the Cleveland Browns’ win over the Minnesota Vikings. Reports say he has been playing with a partially torn labrum in his left shoulder the he suffered back in mid-September. He is unfamiliar with the doubters, as he posted on Instagram saying quote: ‘People seem to forget how I got here. Nothing was given.. Everything earned, ups and downs. Came out stronger and better every time..we have a great group. I have their back and they have mine. I’m gonna battle for these guys every single week. Onto the next challenge.’ Marcellus Wiley explains why he is not a fan of Mayfield’s Instagram message to his doubters.

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Emmanuel Acho: Don’t panic Seahawks’ fans, your season isn’t over yet I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

Emmanuel Acho and Marcellus Wiley decide whether the Seattle Seahawks season is finished after losing to the Los Angeles Rams in Week 5. Hear why Acho believes that the Hawks still have a chance for the Wildcard spot by outplaying the Chicago Bears, Washington Football Team, and the Carolina Panthers.

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Marcellus Wiley: The Cowboys releasing Jaylon Smith shows their plan is to spend their riches properly I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

The Dallas Cowboys made a huge roster move in releasing former Pro Bowl linebacker Jaylon Smith. Mike McCarthy said there were quote: ‘Other factors involved in this decision.’ Those factors could be Smith losing his starting job and was due to mae over $9 million guaranteed for injuries next season. The move happened while the Cowboys are on a three-game winning streak. Marcellus Wiley explains why he trusts the Cowboys’ plan after releasing Smith.

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Charles Woodson: The Aaron Rodgers drama in Green Bay is over I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

Charles Woodson joins Marcellus Wiley and Emmanuel Acho to discuss if the Aaron Rodgers drama has officially concluded with the Green Bay Packers. Hear why the Hall of Famer believes that Rodgers has made his frustrations abundantly clear, and that there is no additional distractions for the team.

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Emmanuel Acho: Bears starting Justin Fields shows they’re interested in “exponential growth” I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

Marcellus Wiley and Emmanuel Acho discuss whether Matt Nagy made the right decision to announce Justin Fields as the starter for the Chicago Bears over Andy Dalton. Hear why Acho agrees with Matt Nagy’s decision and believes the Bears are interested in ‘exponential and revolutionary growth.’

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