Episode 14 of In My Defense is titled “Crashout” — because the sports world gave us a masterclass in bad decisions, messy headlines, and teams acting desperate.

Canty and Que start with the wild situation at Michigan, where Sherrone Moore goes from head coach at a blue-blood program to being fired and arrested in a span of days. They break down what it means for the Wolverines’ legacy, why Michigan felt it had no choice, and how quickly the program must move with the bowl game and the transfer portal looming.

Then it’s on to the NFL, where the Indianapolis Colts hit the panic button and bring 44-year-old Philip Rivers off the couch. Canty explains why this is pure desperation, how the Steichen-Rivers relationship made it possible, and why defenses (especially Seattle) are going to test whether Rivers can survive the speed of mid-season action.

In 99 Problems, the guys run through the games you need to care about:

• Ravens vs Bengals
• Packers vs Broncos
• Cowboys vs Vikings
• Dolphins vs Steelers
• Bills vs Patriots, and a real convo about whether Josh Allen is wasting his window.

They close with Wins & Losses of the Week, including love for the Lions, props to the Texans defense, a major salute to Shedeur Sanders, and an all-time roast for a coaching decision that had everybody yelling at the TV.

Nothing’s personal… but In My Defense.

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