
The referees are the week four story in the NFL, and Warren Sharp's penalty numbers are why. Sharp counts 17 touchdowns nullified by penalty through Week 4, against five in 2025 and four in 2024, and red-zone offensive penalties are at a record 0.61 per team per game since 2000.
The rest of the show runs through the week's games, from the Eagles losing to the Rams after leading 20-10 in the fourth quarter to CeeDee Lamb's 17 catches for 189 yards on 21 targets. I also argue that Super Bowl rings don't measure quarterback skill, using Dan Marino with none and Troy Aikman with three. 1:00 The referees are the week four story 6:43 Bijan Robinson makes the case for a first-round pick 9:19 Josh Allen was not Josh Allen against the Patriots 10:25 The Bears win by running the ball 13:35 The Giants are playing for next year 16:18 The Eagles led 20-10 in the fourth and lost to the Rams 25:57 The Ravens defense can't get home 32:34 Cam Ward has not shown maturity, and the Titans have not built around him 38:16 CeeDee Lamb's 21 targets, and the Texans never adjusted 47:24 The Chiefs at 4-0 look like a machine again 55:37 Super Bowl rings don't measure a quarterback 1:00:10 Five teams are 0-4, and the top prospects have few good landing spots 1:02:21 Texas Tech 29, Colorado 7, and the Jackson State question 1:16:32 The ManningCast lost the pandemic audience 1:24:22 Jalen Brunson's discount didn't help Karl-Anthony Towns For all pod and video content hit up -> TIP JAR: Subscribe: Sports/Media/Culture YT -> Thee Sam D YT Tech YT -> Shill Free Tech YT Never Forget: #phillywillALWAYSletYOUdown #blackvoicesmatter
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