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Nov 20, 2023 1 hr 18 min

Nerd Sesh - NFL Week 11 Reaction

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The nerds react to Week 11 of NFL action, discussing whether the Denver Broncos are legit after beating the Minnesota Vikings for their fourth straight win, whether Justin Fields is playing too well for the Chicago Bears to move on from despite a loss to the Detroit Lions, and if it’s time for the Pittsburgh Steelers to move on from Kenny Pickett after a tough loss to the Cleveland Browns. They also break down Josh Allen’s strong performance in the Buffalo Bills’ first game since firing Ken Dorsey and another brutal loss for Justin Herbert and the LA Chargers. Timestamps 00:00:44 - How legit is the Broncos 5-5 season turnaround? 00:10:19 - Should Josh Dobbs be the long-term option at QB for the Vikings? 00:19:46 - What did we learn from the Lions comeback win over the Bears? 00:33:27 - Why Kenny Pickett is holding the Steelers’ offense back 00:44:40 - How has Brandon Staley not been fired by the Chargers yet? 00:51:56 - Was this a redeeming game for Jordan Love? 00:54:35 - How the Bills offense bounced back with new OC Joe Brady 01:01:19 - Why Zach Wilson is the worst starting QB in football 01:06:55 - Why the Seahawks aren’t legitimate contenders 01:15:43 - The nerds’ predictions for the Chiefs-Eagles MNF showdown #Volume

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