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Do the Weekly Captains Actually Cheapen Leadership?
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Ken Carman and Anthony Lima take calls debating Todd Monken's rotating weekly captains, with callers arguing the honor should be earned over a season rather than handed out on rotation, while Lima points to the Super Bowl champion Seahawks doing the same thing as proof it can work. The conversation shifts to Shedeur Sanders, with Carman arguing Monken's praise of his development and their cafeteria lunches shows genuine investment rather than lip service, and that Sanders simply wasn't ready to play last year amid the team's dysfunction. Carman pushes back on the idea that acknowledging Sanders was behind is some kind of attack on him, framing it instead as an honest look at his growth under a new coaching staff.
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