M.J. Stewart

Physicality was definitely an issue, as Dan just pontificated.

In reference to that scatter boo, the 15 yards, unnecessary roughness, Absolutely destroying the soul of safety MJ Stewart by lowering his head.

Rarely called in the NFL, but it does happen.

I remember watching that Super Bowl at MetLife Stadium.

And he's not on the field.

He missed the game because of concussion.

Everybody said, put MJ Stewart in there.

I thought MJ Stewart was awful.

And I think Kamari especially playing off the ball is much more of a challenge for him than when he can get physical, than when he can get physical earlier in the down.

And that's where the play of Reed Blankenship or MJ Stewart, whomever else like that needs to, you know, in the case of Reed Blankenship, I'm guessing he's, he's going to be recovered from his concussion and back and playing in the bi-week after the bi-week that he needs to keep, he needs to play better than he did in the first part of the season.

I think he improved.

over the course of his first few games.

I like that.

I also would make sure that MJ Stewart remains the starter when Reed Blankenship gets

healthy.

He's better.

Yeah, sorry, Nick Casario.

Don't believe you.

I would make MJ Stewart the starter at safety regardless of Reed Blankenship's health status and just figure out a way to utilize him on game day.

I don't give a damn.

He's steamrolling, boy.

You hear me? Scatterbo said, he isn't changing a thing about his game after trucking Texas safety MJ Stewart and getting an unnecessary roughness penalty for lowering his helmet.

Let's take a listen to what Scat Pack had to say.

What did he tell you? Yeah, I'll keep that conversation between us, but I will say, man, the NFL loves to post me when I do stuff like that, but then also wants to take stuff from me.

Blankenship was out with a concussion.

MJ Stewart played in his place and played 95% of the snaps, led the team with 12 total tackles, a pass defense, and a half sack.

Now, MJ Stewart, through the years, and he is a veteran, has teased us with these kind of games and then has fallen off the next weeks.

Keep that in mind.

Blankenship should be back from the concussion this coming week, but if he's not...

Or Giants, because Ben couldn't stop talking about the Jets.

Am Scadaboo, the second year back, got a shout-out from DJ for a run against MJ Stewart that DJ called an all-timer, even though it was flagged.

DJ said Scadaboo breaks tackles differently than most backs, and Ben said Abdul Carter and Arvel Reese are both having the kind of seasons you hope for when you draft pass rushers and linebackers that high.

Reese is now neck-and-neck with David Bailey for Defensive Rookie of the Year, and it's not a coincidence that the Giants' defense is a big reason they're in first place.

Watch out for the Chiefs this week.

We're going to move on to topic number two, and that's Cam Scadaboo getting flagged for Lorian's helmet on a seven-yard run against the Texans and running through MJ Stewart.

By the letter of the law, it was the right call.

But let me just tell you, when I saw it, my visceral response as a former football player was, okay, let's go.