Garrett Wilson

Now, that's important.

The Patriots... played a second-year quarterback, a rookie left tackle, a rookie left guard last year, now center with Garrett Wilson in his second season.

So it's not like the Patriots, you know, Craig Woodson playing a ton of snaps as a rookie.

They played young players last year, but it was supplemented by the Morgan Moseses and the Garrett Bradberries and, you know, those types of players on the offensive line or whatever, you know, on the defensive side of the ball.

What did make it tough, though, was the Cardinals totaling 528 yards of offense in 72 snaps.

NCC quarterback Garrett Wilson completed 17 of 25 passes for 188 yards and two touchdowns, 9 and 4 yarders to David Ballard III.

Also costly was the start of the third quarter.

After forcing a turnover on downs at the Augie 49 to open the half, the Vikings took over and strung together 10 straight positive yardage plays that took them to the NCC 1-yard line.

He's terrific.

And Roman Wilson, we talked about him on the show yesterday with Denny Carter.

Good to know he wasn't punished long term for the week three drop that led to an interception.

On a 10-minute drive at the beginning of the game for the Steelers, Wilson scored on a jet motion pop pass, and in the two-minute drill at the end of the half, he had a great release out of the slot to get open immediately on a skinny post and took it 50 yards.

He also looked like he banged his head on the turf at the end of the game, so we'll track that.

And for sure, the Browns had a problem at nickel corner, and Rodgers was just throwing to whoever that guy was covering, and so you can make an argument that that was Roman Wilson a few times.

Hard for me to look at Rodgers and say that, yes, I'm enthused to be starting ancillary Steeler receivers.

But as I said when we talked about it yesterday, it doesn't feel right now like there's a reason to roster Michael Pittman, so I would probably, if I had Pittman, add Roman Wilson on a team ahead of him.

to pull up london right now

and we're just going to look at some of the trades that he's been involved in just to get some of these prices we're recording this on september 18th so some of these were from today you're looking at jk dobbins drake london trey mcbride for garrett wilson christian watson and puka nakua which i think is an interesting trade structure but i'm way more inclined to go with the wilson watson puka side same Even in a tight end premium, I think I like that side a little bit more.

You've got the Drake London in a 27 second for DJ Moore, my guy Juwan Johnson, Christian Watson, and fat Caleb Johnson.

I probably lean more on the Drake London in the two side here.

But there's some of these lines that just looked absolutely lost in week one.

Like you can tell that there's no cohesiveness in here.

so even that's the one area where i get a little bit encouragement on kind of the jordan love christian watson matthew golden triangle that even if jacobs comes back how efficient is that run game even going to be

yeah i don't know how much that's mattered to matt lafleur He'll just, he just runs Josh Jacobs into the a gap first and second down over.

I was curious if you guys had seen this and what your take is.

So I don't know if you watch Barstool at all, but Big Cat, who's one of the more popular figures on Barstool, on a pod yesterday, he said when he goes to a diner, when he goes with friends, family, goes to a diner, goes to a, a breakfast place, he orders pancakes for the table as a starter.

[sniffs]

And his theory is nobody wants to just order pancakes as their entire breakfast.

If he doesn't, then yeah, his run as the Texas quarterback has been a disappointment.

Uh, real quick, 'cause we're running out of time.

I don't know if you saw Big Cat from Barstool yesterday, uh, set the internet ablaze with his take that when you go for a meal with your friends or family, you get pancakes as an appetizer.

Oh, love it.

Let's start with Bethel at North Central.

Three and a half minutes into the game, it's Garrett Wilson finding David Ballard III, big name on this game, 80-yard touchdown pass here, and he gets things off and running for the defending runner-up, we'll call it, in North Central, 7-0 over Bethel.

942 remaining in the first quarter and Cooper Drews with the touchdown to Teagan Bebrock and that's 11 yards for that touchdown to tie the game.

It's seven apiece.

732 left second quarter North Central's Garrett Wilson complete to Jack Rummel for a 13 yard touchdown and a 17 to 7 lead for the Cardinals at that point.

We'll go to the other side of halftime.

12.32 left third quarter.

This time a 54-yard touchdown pass to Jordan Williams to make it 27-7 North Central leading.