J.J. McCarthy Controversy & Jalen Hurts Fact-Check
The Carton Show with Craig Carton & Chris McMonigleShow Notes
Big Mac and the team address viral rumors surrounding Jalen Hurts’ family health and clarify J.J. McCarthy’s standing on the Vikings' depth chart. They also explore the details of Anthony Richardson's recent traffic stop and debate the biggest snubs from the New York Times' top 100 television shows list.
(00:01:20) Jets Injury Analysis
(00:04:30) Richardson's Marijuana Charge
(00:08:15) J.J. McCarthy Controversy
(00:13:15) Gen Z Slang Verification
(00:21:20) Jalen Hurts Rumor Debunked
(00:28:15) TV Show Snub Debate
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