Pablo Torre

And even though it's football season, I welcome all baseball winter meeting interruptions.

I do want to talk about the game from last night, the football game from last night, because that was funny for a number of different reasons.

And Mike, I want to bring back our conversation from last week on how you believe recreatable turnovers are.

Because the Philadelphia Eagles, this is funny what's happening with the Eagles.

So now A.J.

Brown, last three games, 100 yards each game, they've lost all three of the games.

This team, a champion, loses when Lane Johnson is hurt, has done so.

Every time Lane Johnson is hurt, they need more offense, they can't get more offense, and he is vital to everything they're doing.

But Jalen Hurts has been exceptional at not turning the ball over, okay?

He has been somebody, and this happened to Joe Burrow, okay?

When you talk about Jalen Hurts, he's had seven turnovers in the last two games.

He had seven in the previous 26 before that.

Joe Burrow on Sunday hadn't thrown an interception for 137 passes.

Then all of a sudden, the Bengals go from up double digits, eight minutes left in the fourth quarter, down double digits because he throws consecutive interceptions.

Hurts threw two interceptions in his first 10 games.

Yesterday, he had two turnovers on the same play.

So I ask you, Mike, how recreatable do you think this is when Jalen Hurts has been ball protection the entirety of his career, and yesterday he has a disaster of a game to end all games?

I didn't even know.

They went back in all the tracking.

They couldn't find a play.