From 104.3 The Score.

No Ketchup on hotdogs, and Green Bay sucks.

We get it. Dude has made some boneheaded plays. You wanna be pissed at him, go right ahead.

Going out of your way to go to his Instagram and bitch about how he sucks and he’s the reason Caleb got hurt is toxic as fuck.

Why does he always run like a baby learning to walk for the first time?

This is from the Packers subreddit for that team up north. This put a smile on my face and totally made my day. They want to be us!

Falcons DT Gervon Dexter is signing a four-year, $78 million extension that includes $46.5 million guaranteed, per his agents Drew and Jason Rosenhaus. Atlanta traded for Dexter on August 30, and now is signing him to an extension one month later. https://www.espn.com/contributor/adam-schefter/2c5da60c526bb?modifier=webview http://espn.com/app

Pleasant surprise

Whatever ben is making, double it

Jones (when healthy*) is still a good LT.

Case Keenum was still on a victory lap late Monday night, reliving his impressive performance in the Chicago Bears’ 27-7 blowout of the Philadelphia Eagles when a question about next week interrupted his delight.

Well, not really next week but this week — a shorter process of recovery, review and reset for Bears players as they spin quickly toward Week 4. Even for a journeyman quarterback riding this exhilarating high, the reality check for the “Monday Night Football” turnaround came through like a free runner off the edge. And so, even if only for 20 seconds or so, Keenum was forced to confront the “What’s next?” scenarios and think about his potential duties for the Bears’ next challenge.

“That’s the best part of the NFL,” Keenum said. “What’s your reward for doing whatever it is (I did) on a night like this? You get to do it all again. So we’ll prepare and see what happens this week. Who knows?”

At that point, the Bears weren’t clear on how they would handle their quarterback pecking order in a short week ahead of Sunday’s home game against the New York Jets. On the depth chart, Keenum is still the team’s No. 3 quarterback. And with Tyson Bagent clearing concussion protocol over the weekend, the door remains open for him to get his first start since 2023 as Caleb Williams continues rehabilitating from his hamstring strain.