Show Notes
Conor Orr and Albert Breer break down what led to J.J. McCarthy being traded to the Giants and whether he’s heading into an even more complex situation should he ever see the field. We also get into the breaking news of Joey Porter Jr. being traded to the Cowboys and whether the Texans can finally play like a Super Bowl contender this weekend against Dallas. Plus, we get into the rest of the Week 4 slate of games.
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