Show Notes
Trey Wingo, Damien Woody, Mark Schlereth and Merril Hoge challenge the Texans, the Packers, and J.J. McCarthy to stop wasting talent. On this week's Challenge Flags segment, the room hands out its Week 4 callouts on The OG Football Show.
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The Texans get put on notice first. The room wants Houston's defense to take over a game with a pick six, a sack, and a turnover instead of settling for holding opponents down. Then the Packers get a challenge to fix a running game that is leaving Jordan Love exposed.
The segment closes with J.J. McCarthy at a crossroads in his career, and a message for every front office in the league. Don't trade away what you know for what you think might be. The Vikings' quarterback situation is the cautionary tale.
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