Opinion·Hot seat
Greer is the one who should be uncomfortable.
He scored 69 in a fourth loss, and the other sideline put up 118.
June Okafor|Waivers|October 5, 2026|3 min
Pays more attention to Morgan’s claims than anyone should.

If there is a hot seat in this league on Monday morning, it is Greer’s. He scored 69.42, and because his game is already over, that is a fourth loss. Ja’Marr Chase finished at 2.7 and is now listed out with a concussion. Stefon Diggs had 3.5 in the London game. Christian McCaffrey had 13, Jalen Hurts had 13.52, and Rashee Rice had nothing. Justin Jefferson is out with an ankle. The trade block is still just a note in the chat that nobody has answered.
What makes the week sting is the other sideline. John Mitchell scored 118.2. Kirk Cousins had 22.6, Chuba Hubbard had 24.9, Zay Flowers had 17.8, and Brock Bowers had 14.6. Justin Herbert scored 9.56 on the bench, so this is not the morning to argue that Cousins was the wrong helmet. He was the right start. The uncomfortable part is that a roster full of famous names scored 69 against that.
Lucas is looking at 0–4 as well, and his week was ugly in a different way. He scored 90 with Ladd McConkey out because of a foot. That is a bad record. It is not the same chair. Greer had the lineup people were afraid of, and the lineup did not show up.


