Richard Sherman and Mitchell Eisenstein recap a wild NFL Week 6: Sam Darnold’s costly turnovers in Seattle’s loss to Denver, Bo Nix’s struggles despite the Broncos’ win, and the Rams’ disappointing defeat by Arizona. They discuss Buffalo’s narrow win over Las Vegas and whether its defense can support a championship run; Justin Herbert and the winless Chargers; and how Kenneth Walker makes Patrick Mahomes and the undefeated Chiefs dangerous, including Walker’s MVP case. They also cover Houston’s shootout win over Jacksonville, Travis Hunter’s two-way impact, Drake Maye and the Patriots finding their rhythm, and Pittsburgh’s overtime escape against Tampa Bay. Richard reacts to Tennessee’s comeback over Indianapolis, questions Cam Ward’s development, and speculates—not reports—about DeForest Buckner rejoining the 49ers. The guys examine the Giants’ quarterback decision after J.J. McCarthy replaces Jameis Winston, Carolina’s win over a shorthanded Philadelphia, Caleb Williams’ return against Atlanta, and whether Chicago belongs in Richard’s top five. They finish with a 49ers-Commanders Monday Night Football preview, Brock Purdy’s importance, and Richard’s bold prediction for rookie pass rusher Romello Height.

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