Does it matter who won? The deflated ball goes to...

I want you to stop bringing Mannion into the discussion because it makes no sense.

I believe I said his intention, at that moment, was to go with Dobbs the rest of the way. Just like it was Cousins before that. Of course that could change, but at that moment, he absolutely had every intention on him and Dobbs continuing the great story.

After time to reflect during the bye, that's what he believed (or should have believed, because why else do it?). He was confident (clearly over-confident) in himself and Dobbs. That worked out really well, didn't it?

And as I said, I actually wish Dobbs was QB2 this week, because now it just looks like KO put his feelings for Dobbs and the cutesy would-be underdog story ahead of the team and winning. As I said last night, that's a huge blunder, and, quite frankly, the biggest red flag yet.

And, yes, it does appear that knowing the offense is the most important factor here. How else would you explain Hall being QB2 all of the sudden, after never sniffing it before the injuries? It's because we're in the hunt, and knowing the offense is key. Well, I said that to begin with. lol. Mullens, Mullens, Mullens...

Dobbs had to play out of necessity, not necessarily preference. I also said that Day 1. When it was clear he was struggling and overwhelmed, KO should've gone back to Mullens. KO is slow to accept reality, but at least he got there before we foolishly threw another game or two away due to just plain stubbornness.