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Caller Defends Deshaun Watson's Redemption Shot Under Todd Monken
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A caller named Ray argues he's not upset about Deshaun Watson starting, pointing to Kevin Stefanski's poor situational usage of Watson and calling it a legitimate redemption story worth backing under new leadership. Ken Carman agrees with the caller's take on Shedeur Sanders too, saying it's smart to shield him behind a brand-new offensive line still finding its footing rather than throw him in before he's ready. Carman closes by reinforcing that two different coaching staffs have independently said Sanders wasn't ready, framing it as a timing issue rather than any kind of conspiracy against him.
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