LIt's The Pregame. Thursday night in Green Bay, and the line just collapsed.
LPackers were minus seven. Now they're minus three and a half. Three starters reported out.
MIt moved that fast? That's not a line move, that's a landslide.
LOffshoreInsiders posted on X: three Packers starters ruled out for tonight against Carolina.
MRuled out? Or reported ruled out? No official list yet.
LThat's the report. Bet MGM's number sits at minus three and a half now.
MA seven-point favorite losing three starters on a short week— the market's spooked.
LAnd Carolina's played people close. Bryce Young's making throws. This was never a gimme.
MNever a gimme? It's the Panthers. Green Bay at home in late October should roll.
LYou haven't watched Young the last month. He's moving that offense now.
MI'm not saying he's bad. I'm saying minus seven was always too rich for this Packers offense.
LSo you agree— the line's now closer to what it should've been.
MFine. Three and a half feels right. I still take Green Bay at home.
LAnd I'll take Carolina to cover. That game's going to be ugly and close.
MThat's our Thursday night argument. Somebody clip that.
MMeanwhile, a quarterback ranking dropped on X that made me choke on my coffee.
LOh, I saw it. I need a second too.
MJohn Frascella has Caleb Williams third— and Lamar Jackson SEVEN.
LPower rankings are about this week, not the trophy case.
MYou cannot put a multi-time MVP seventh behind a guy with one good month.
LCaleb's been better than one good month. His arm does things nobody else's can.
MLamar IS Baltimore's whole offense. Without him, they're a four-win team.
LDifferent argument. These rankings reward trajectory, not résumés.
MTrajectory? Next week he's number one because he looked good in a loss.
LNo— next week he's number one if he keeps making those throws and beats a real team.
MIf the season ended today, Caleb belongs in the MVP talk over Lamar?
LI never said MVP. I said power rankings. Big difference.
MThe difference is one bad week and that list looks embarrassing.
LThat's every power ranking ever printed. That's the point of the exercise.
MThen put some respect on Lamar. Seven is a joke.
LAnd that's why the list lit up in about an hour.
LDifferent world. San Siro might be coming down.
MWait— the San Siro?
LFabrizio Romano's report on X: Milan and Inter have a new stadium plan for 2031.
LThe report says San Siro gets demolished under the current plan.
MYou tear down San Siro? That's a century of derby history.
LThe report also says naming rights sold to Generali until 2052. Six hundred fifty million euros.
MHold on. That's Romano reporting. No official statement from the clubs yet.
LRight. Treat it as a report, not confirmed. But if it's real— enormous.
MSix hundred fifty million euros. That's the whole argument. History versus money.
LI hate it. I've watched Milan derbies there. The atmosphere has no rival.
MBut a modern stadium is how you fund the next generation of stars.
LOr you keep the cathedral and win anyway.
MThe Bernabéu got rebuilt, not demolished. Big clubs can have both.
LFair. But San Siro... man. Nothing official yet. We wait.
MAnd while we wait, tonight it's Panthers and Packers with the whole league watching that number.
LGreen Bay short-handed at home. Carolina smells an upset. That's the game everyone's texting about.