Kirk Cousins looks completely average compared to Carson Wentz

The Redskins have put off signing Kirk Cousins to a long-term deal for two years, despite calls from many to lock him up. The argument for signing Cousins is that, in a quarterback driven league, Cousins is better than what else is out there.

Colin thinks Cousins is good enough to start in the league, but he’s not a top tier QB. When sharing the Monday Night Football stage with Carson Wentz, last night, it was clear that Wentz is on another level that Cousins just isn’t capable of ever reaching.

Committing to Cousins is committing to “good enough,” but that’s a hard sell when Wentz shows how unimpressive that looks next to “great.”

Nothing sticks to Steph-lon Curry

Steph Curry threw his mouthpiece at an official at the end of a loss to the Grizzlies, and the NBA decided to fine him, instead of suspending him for a game. Colin thinks that almost every other player would have received a suspension, but Curry gets a pass because his brand is the NBA’s most harmless, huggable superstar.

Nothing sticks to the Curry because likeability matters. It’s not fair, but it’s the undeniable truth

Guests:

Tony Gonzalez – FS1 NFL Analyst is in-studio to talk Carson Wentz MNF performance; why he still thinks Matt Ryan can be a top NFL quarterback despite taking a step v=back so far this year.

Chris Broussard – FS1 NBA Analyst is in-studio to discuss Colin’s theory that Steph Curry gets a pass for bad behavior because people like him; what his NBA sources tell him about Lonzo Ball; and why Ben Simmons is dominating early.

Seth Joyner – FS1 NFL analyst joins the show to talk about Carson Wentz tearing it up in Philly; why Washington should resign Kirk Cousins; and why Matt Ryan isn’t an elite quarterback.

John Smoltz – Fox Sports MLB Analyst is in-studio to preview Game 1 of the World Series; and his theory on why pitchers today are so frequently injured.