Richard Sherman and Big Play Slay break down a huge week in the NFL. Slay gives his honest take on the Steelers’ upcoming trip to Ireland and previews the matchup with Justin Jefferson, while also explaining how Pittsburgh’s defense shut down the Patriots. The guys react to Aaron Rodgers passing Brett Favre on the all-time touchdown list, the Giants benching Russell Wilson for rookie Jaxson Dart, and the Texans’ shocking decision to release C.J. Gardner-Johnson. They also dive into Eagles Jordan Davis hitting 18.5 mph on a blocked field goal return, how the Lions contained Lamar Jackson, and wrap up with a debate over whether Myles Garrett or Aaron Donald is the most impactful non-quarterback in NFL history.

0:00 – Slay on Steelers’ defense, forcing turnovers

2:34 – Aaron Rodgers passes Brett Favre

3:22 – Steelers head to Ireland & Slay vs Justin Jefferson

6:06 – Steelers’ defense prep vs Patriots

10:49 – Giants bench Russell Wilson for Jaxson Dart

13:35 – Texans cut C.J. Gardner-Johnson

15:50 – Jordan Davis hits 18.5 mph on blocked FG return

17:57 – Lions contain Lamar Jackson

26:13 – Myles Garrett vs Aaron Donald GOAT debate

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Nick Wright previews Week 4 of the NFL season, starting with both his Kansas City Chiefs and Damonza’s Baltimore Ravens trying to avoid a 1-3 start when they play each other this weekend. Will Lamar Jackson finally get the best of Patrick Mahomes? Then, Nick breaks down what he expects out of Micah Parsons in his return to Dallas when the Green Bay Packers take on Dak Prescott and the Cowboys. After, Nick discusses what version of Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles he expects to see against Baker Mayfield and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Later, Nick and Damonza answer your questions. #Volume

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Colin’s joined by Danny Parkins, host of “First Thing’s First” on FS1.

They start with Jimmy Kimmel being pulled off the air before being reinstated and agree that Disney CEO Bob Iger made the right call (3:00), and that Kimmel’s popularity and likeability amongst California’s creative class added additional pressure on Iger (9:30). They also discuss the level of responsibility people with large platforms have to speak out on major political and news issues (14:00), and balancing talking about issues they find interesting versus what their audience wants to hear (25:30).

They pivot to baseball and Colin argues the most interesting teams and stars are playoff bound which is good for the business of MLB (35:00). They discuss Danny’s move from Chicago to New York and contrast and compare the sports and sports fans of those cities (38:30).

Colin highlights the huge advantage the Green Bay Packers have over the rest of the league by not having an impulsive, impatient billionaire owner that meddles with the team(49:00), but Danny argues they were fairly lucky with drafting quarterbacks (54:00).

Finally, Danny explains why he’s changed his position of wanting to fire NFL coaches for bad game management decisions and has gained a great understanding of the full sense of what makes a good coach, and they discuss the multiple factors that go into making a great coach (1:00).

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