The Alec Lewis Show J.J. McCarthy’s growth, Justin Jefferson synergy, 2026 cap decisions and more: Ep. 135 | Presented by First Resource Bank
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Dec 17, 2025 In this engaging discussion, the complexities of J.J. McCarthy's growth and Justin Jefferson's struggling production take center stage. Alec analyzes the impact of an improved interior line, notably Ryan Kelly, on McCarthy's play. The conversation also weaves through cap decisions for 2026, stressing tough choices ahead. With a nod to Minnesota hockey culture, Quinn Hughes' trade is evaluated. Alec highlights moments of excitement, like Snoop Dogg’s halftime aspirations and surprises from Bo Nix's performance in the league.
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Taffy In The Press Box
- Alec Lewis describes eating taffy in the AT&T Stadium press box while covering the Cowboys game.
- He uses the moment to lighten the show and connect with listeners about attending the game.
Why Jefferson Looks Different With McCarthy
- Justin Jefferson's struggles with J.J. McCarthy are partly due to tighter defensive attention reducing available space.
- That demands more precise anticipation, timing, and touch from the quarterback than many other receivers require.
Timing And Touch Drive Receiver Success
- Many of the missed connections stem from timing and touch rather than pure separation or drops.
- Alec Lewis says McCarthy's need to get the ball out on time and add varied touch is a recurring nuance to watch.