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The transcript says it is almost Christmas and later jokes about camera work. Direct-video checks add the viewer-only layer: all three regular hosts sit at a desk wrapped with a large red bow and lit garland, while Deucer's Alley contains three human producers and its rightmost seat wears a Santa hat pulled low with a white face covering. No lower thirds identify the seats, so the costume remains anonymous.
Josh's opponent posts an earlier 'already in the championship' show clip to the Sleeper chat, then Josh confirms he lost with Puka to Mike's next opponent. The hosts identify Falcon as Josh's co-manager, joke that they are happier Matt lost, and turn Josh's 'I quit' into a job-and-camera fakeout. Mike reaches both main-league finals and, in the explicitly named League of Record, bids for the title record against former Justin Jefferson and hated Rhamondre Stevenson. He also enters the final after a 209-point Sleeper-era record despite 35 Jalen Warren points on his bench.
The Listener League finalist has beaten one host in round one and Mike in round two before facing Jason. A listener sweep would be unusually comprehensive, while Jason winning would open another FootClan place under the host-champion rule. Jason says he has never lost any title game in his life. His prior Listener League underdog comparison recalls the Biggest Loser's signed self-photo and white-chocolate-dipped Oreos; that opponent lost and became a present-day friend, with the hosts insisting a win would have prevented the relationship.
The hosts explicitly call it an annual PSA: fantasy championships belong in Week 17 rather than Week 18, because the final NFL week can be defined by benched and unmotivated players. They promise to help Week-18 leagues next week, but only begrudgingly, because normal people are already done.
The hosts imagine Taysom Hill throwing a forward pass high enough to catch it himself, like a backyard trick. Kyle reports that a quarterback cannot catch his own forward pass without a tip. The desk calls that boring and asks the league to let players try. A direct-video check shows the three-host split throughout, so Kyle's contribution is an off-camera rules lookup rather than a visible graphic or crew cut.
A superstitious championship manager reports that most of his league renamed themselves 'your fantasy king' and changed their logos to different pictures of him. The hosts advise joining and accepting the jinx, then recall a prior tactic in which an unidentified host used shiny animated logos of Mike's best player until the strategy failed against Mike. Direct-video checks show the MAILBAG studio sign but not the reported fantasy-team logos.
A listener says his commissioner reseeded the playoffs at 7 p.m. Sunday, after games had begun, and changed his matchup into a loss. The hosts establish that in-season changes need a league-wide vote and basic unanimity, demand the reseed be undone, trigger the 'number two' cue, call a foul, advise leaving, and label the commissioner a turd of a human. Checked video stays on the hosts and MAILBAG set; the altered bracket is dialogue-reported, not displayed.
The hosts announce that Christmas Eve will absorb Wednesday and Thursday material, Christmas Day will be off, and Friday will deliver Sunday championship coverage with Fantasy Faceoff and a glorious Wheel of Shame. The following Wednesday is called the true mega, the last Megalodon of 2025, before Thursday and Friday go dark. 'Week 18ers' then sounds like nurses, nerds, and weaners. The schedule is dialogue-reported; no dedicated schedule graphic appears in checked frames.
The Christmas-week episode is visually richer than the transcript alone indicates. Direct-video checks show all three regular hosts at a desk wrapped like a present with a large red bow and lit garland, then show three human producers in Deucer's Alley; the rightmost producer wears a Santa hat pulled low with a white face covering. The video does not label the producer seats, so the costume is not assigned to a named person. The opening's main story is a League-of-Record collapse. An opponent clips Josh's earlier claim that he was already in the championship and posts it in the Sleeper chat; Papa Josh admits losing with Puka to the team that will face Mike. The hosts later clarify that the Falcon co-manages Josh's team, say they are happier about Matt losing, and turn Josh's 'I quit' into a joke about quitting his job and improving the camera work. Mike advances in both main leagues with a double-championship dream. In the League of Record he is explicitly going for the record in titles against a roster shaped by his own deadline trades, including Justin Jefferson and hated Rhamondre Stevenson. During the commissioner mailbag, the show reports that Mike also scored 209, the Sleeper-era League-of-Record record, despite leaving Jalen Warren's 35 points on the bench and taking another host's crown. Jason's Listener League final has its own canon: the listener opponent beat one host in round one, Mike in round two, and now faces Jason; a Jason victory opens another FootClan entry, while Jason says he has never lost any title game in his life. His prior Listener League underdog story invokes the Biggest Loser, who mailed a signed self-portrait and white-chocolate-dipped Oreos as trash talk, lost, and became a friend who is now around the show. Elsewhere, the annual Week-17-not-18 championship PSA returns. A Taysom Hill self-pass fantasy sends Kyle to the rulebook; Kyle reports off camera that a quarterback needs a tip before catching his own forward pass, and the hosts demand the rule be removed. The mailbag brings a league-wide jinx in which everyone renames teams 'your fantasy king' and uses photos of one superstitious manager; the hosts advise him to join the jinx and recall an older shiny animated-player-logo tactic. A second listener reports a commissioner reseeding playoffs at 7 p.m. Sunday after games had begun. The hosts demand an undo, invoke the 'number two' drop, call a foul and a turd, and state that in-season changes require essentially unanimous consent. The close lays out a dialogue-only holiday schedule: Christmas Eve absorbs Wednesday and Thursday content, Christmas Day is off, Friday carries Sunday championship coverage plus Fantasy Faceoff and a glorious Wheel of Shame, and the following Wednesday becomes the last true Megalodon of 2025 before Thursday and Friday off. No dedicated mailbag-question or schedule graphic is shown in the checked frames.
to the fantasy footballers podcast with your host Andy Holloway, Jason Moore, and Mike Wright. Hi, welcome in. Tuesday, December 23rd. It's almost Christmas. Some of you are moving on to your title games and some of you are Josh. Oh, man. Oh, we had a clip from this show. talking about how he was already in the championship. I so wish we had a Zoom on this camera. And it was it was great because the guy who Josh was playing against, he clipped that out, put it in our in our sleeper chat. And this is great. So now Mike, you get to play the team that we thought Josh couldn't lose to. Correct. What's wild is.
Papa Josh, I'm so sorry. And that hurts. It stings. I know you have no picks and your, like, future is just in jeopardy as a person. But you lost with Puka, right? Yeah. I lost with Puka this week to go to a title game against Mike. Like Puka over two in this office. Nope. One for two. There you go. All right. There you go. You no longer have to say go bears all the time now. That is correct. Mike and I's Dino junior team lost to Puka. So two for four. Okay. Yeah. I mean, Mike is moving on in our two main leagues. He will try to do what I could not do three years ago. The dream, the double championship dream. And unfortunately, he is not moving on in three of our main leagues. He did not.
go through in our listener league i am there so i will be there uh with you must defend our honor i will i will try footland to open up another spot for the listener league um the it's good it's going to take some heavy lifting matt right is that who's in the championship game uh yes it sounds he he beat me in the first round beat mike in the second round and faces jason in the third round they say it can't be done this could be the most comprehensive you know, like well-earned spot in the listener league ever, or he could lose to Jason, and another spot will open up for the Foot Clan, which, you know, you guys decide who to root for out there. I will root for myself. But you, you, you certainly will. And don't you have a streak in jeopardy here where, like, I do. Leagues where you've made title games, you've somehow never lost a title game? That is, that is a bona fide fact. I have never lost in a title game in.
my life and sometimes you do that it feels bad sometimes you make sure by just not getting there yeah yeah i mean i can our league i don't yeah i might not deserve but um yeah the only time i've ever been this big of like an underdog from a from a roster standpoint was actually a few years ago in the listener league playing against the biggest loser who sent me all sorts of trash talking uh paraphernalia sent me a signed photograph of himself How'd that work out? It sent me white chocolate dipped Oreos. I think that he signed all sorts of stuff. It worked out. He signed the Oreos? Yes. Okay. Yeah. No, that wasn't. He wrote on the Oreos. That did not work out well for him in the championship game. It did work out well for him in the fact that he is now around and a friend. He's around. Well, I'm just saying if he won that game, there would be no relationship here. None.
Well, congratulations to those that moved on. It was a high scoring affair last night with huge implications. I saw some wild stories on the Twitter sphere. I saw, I had a friend, a friend of ours, Jason. Yeah, I know. Who ended up, they were losing by 0.8. And then the Brock Purdy interception flipped it to where they won and are moving on to the championship. We also had somebody... Which means that if it was Brock he was facing, means he was up by a cajillion. So he should win. The only thing that can't happen is Brock going 305. Yeah, goes 305 scores a bazillion points and then he loses and then he wins. That's an incredible one. Another person was losing and then the final touch by Christian McCaffrey was for minus one yard and that won them the game.
It was insane last night. If you had CMC or Kittle or Jennings or Purdy, you were dancing in the streets. Jonathan Taylor did get into the end zone. Nobody on this planet played Alec Pierce. But if you had, he was back. Congratulations. Philip Rivers going from dink and dunk 44 year old to pretty darn competent quarterback. Where was this 200 plus yards last week, Phil? He had a five-year warm up. He needed to warm up a game. But 277 and 2, it was... The Seahawks are a better defense than San Francisco. There's no pass rush on San Francisco. Yeah, I mean, it was a crazy week. We had somebody bench Matthew Stafford, was mocked for it from Thursday through Monday afternoon, and then they made the right call by playing Brock Purdy who outscored Matthew Stafford. I mean, it's fantasy football at its best and worst. I mean, NFL, the 49ers versus...
Philip Rivers and the Colts, 48 to 27? Amazing. And the game was, it was a game. If the Colts had one stop towards the end, it was given Philip a chance. Very fun game. Yeah. Yeah, I mean it, um, the first half like Philip Rivers looked like he couldn't be stopped. It was just like easy peasy dink and dunk. I want to be clear about a couple of things. One. It wasn't just Josh that lost. It was also the Falcon. They're co-managers, so they lost together. Honestly, I'm happier about Matt losing than Josh. Me too. The other thing I want to remind people is that, like, I just said all that stuff about this game. And I was not in any way trying to talk about or mock Josh. But this is just fantasy football psychology. He ends up, he just says, keep twisting that knife. He thought that was all about his loss. I was just recapping the game, which was in fact about your loss.
Yeah, fantasy football is painful. This is normally when people quit for a bit. I quit. Yeah. Yeah. This is normally. Thank goodness. You heard it. He's out of here. That means the Falcons, the only sole manager of that team. No, no. I was talking about his job. Oh, were you talking about fantasy? We definitely want you to stick around in that. Whoever does the camera's better. All right. Let's talk some news. News and notes from Around the League. Presented by Progressive Insurance. So this is a real concern here. Let's move from the good to the bad. George Kittle left early with an ankle injury. I watched that replay a bunch of times before the press conference from George Kittle. The replay concerned me quite a bit because it was a situation where he tried to cut after the injury. He had tried to play through it.
And that ankle just gave way. It just had no strength. He looked like he was in pain. Afterwards, he came and he talked about the injury. He said he believed he was hip drop tackled, which is like, I don't know, it feels like 98% of the ankle sprains in the NFL come from the hip drop tackle. And broken legs. That's supposedly illegal, but is never called. They said they were going to. They lied. Yeah, but I mean, like every season, here's our point of emphasis. Yeah. And. safety of the game, safety of the players, and they're doing nothing about it. It must be a very difficult play to call. They need to find people after the game. Like, you know, maybe they miss it live because it's difficult, but to avoid future, you know, if you find players afterwards for an illegal hip drop tackle, they're going to think about doing a hip drop tackle the next time that they're tackling someone. What about like an eye for an eye? Somebody gets to hip drop tackle them afterwards. Maybe they'd avoid it. Sure.
but this he doesn't think he has a high ankle sprain he is not a doctor but he doesn't think he has one and he's had enough of them probably so it's the the situation where you're hoping it's they miss he misses no games as opposed to three well and it will still be in the back no matter what happens progression wise this week it's going to be in the back of your head during the week if he plays because it's a sunday night game against the bears Extra. He's got extra time. He does have extra time. No, he's got less time because of Monday night compared to the Sunday afternoon. The problem is if it's game time decision, you're going to be in a real pickle. And we're going to obviously talk through all of that. Do we have another Monday night game? We do this. Yes. What's the Monday night game? It is the Falcons Rams. I'm not mistaken. So you could you could dance, right? You could go with Rams.
tight end or tangis. Yeah, I was going to say McBasket. Into the night. Tondgis McBasket. Tenghis is not a bad alternative option. He's been good in the absence of George Kittle. So Brock Purdy is playing very well. Yeah. Well, you certainly hope the worst case scenario is kind of playing through it and then getting hurt again. Sure. Maybe you'll get some practices and he'll be feeling good. It is George Kittle. He has been hurt a lot. And so that is a little bit of. A little bit of fear going into the week. He's been such a vital part of fantasy championship teams. DK Metcalf, the official suspension, two games for the sideline altercation, and far more significant for him. The suspension with conduct detrimental to the team, or in this case the league, it voids $40 million in future guaranteed money. He is appealing the suspension. He made claims about there being.
certain things said that provoked the actions than more video came out. Little did he know people were recording. Yeah. We don't know if something happened outside of that. It's still possible that things were said. They weren't captured on camera. I thought that Chris Long on the Greenlight podcast had the best overall take about the situation where it's like, you know, two things can be true. Like somebody could say something and deserve to get punched in the face for it. And you have to face the consequences for choosing to do that. Right. But the consequences are severe. Yeah, it's a big one. Not the suspension, but the fact that he voids his guaranteed money. And there's always the chance that depending on the circumstances, the team doesn't do that or whatever else goes on. We don't know. But he's going to hurt his team right now because he's going to be out for two games. And they're going to have to play without him. Lamar Jackson, it's a significant contusion on the back. There was no.
other damage. It was a back bruise. He's considered day to day. We're talking waivers, streaming quarterbacks. You know, people had Lamar and Jordan Love, who's down with the concussion. There are even in this week. decisions to be made at the quarterback position that can make a difference. I won championships with Alex Smith on a pivot going into the title because somebody got hurt and it works out. Absolutely. I mean, I had been riding Marcus Mariotta to the championship. I'm in that boat where I will have to scoop someone off of waivers. You are the only person that said I have been pretty good. No, but the expression, I've been riding Marcus Marietta. Well, I had Jane Daniels lost him. Then I had Mariotta lost him. We'll see.
Yeah, you made no other accommodations for that team. I didn't need to. I had Marioato. Thank you. Josh Allen, day to day with a foot injury he suffered and had x-rays on during the game against the Browns, expected to play on Sunday against the Eagles. Gardner Minshu did not tear his ACL, but he was placed on injured reserve. It was some sort of confusing fracture. A tibial something fracture. It's so great because I saw some people be like, oh, it's not serious. And then some people go, this is super serious. So whatever. But not an ACL. Day to day for Kamani Vidal, he was injured. He did not have a lot of opportunities. So smooth. Amarian Hampton looks primed to help in your championship week after having a nice week last week.
Week, week, week. Yep, week, week. Mariotta did not practice but hasn't been ruled out. Rashi Rice still in the concussion protocol from all of the car accidents he keeps having on the field. Jordan Mason, J.J. McCarthy didn't practice. Aaron Jones Limited and Amon-Ross St. Brown did not practice with the knee. This is a big one. Dan Campbell is hopeful. It's just irritation from yesterday's game, but they are a little bit concerned. Yeah, and we did recently just get a blurb that, so not that we didn't know, but. confirming that Trayvion Henderson is and Kashon Booty. They're both in the concussion protocol. Which could mean big things for Ramandre. Ramandre against the Jets is on your opponent's team. Yeah, it's he's gone. If Henderson is gone, Ramandre could win weeks. Yeah, he's going to eat and that dude knows how to eat.
Sometimes we leave stuff out about our league. Sometimes you guys say you want to hear about it. I will bring up the fact that Mike in the title game, in our league of record, you will be going for a league record for titles, which would make me sad. Make us all sad. But the really wild thing about this is the player he is facing is a team that traded Mike, Burrow and Chase, at the deadline kind of hedging against. You know, losing picks, wanted to have draft picks. And Mike traded Justin Jefferson away, which was the player that we thought might have a great end of this season. But then McCarthy didn't look good and now it might be Brosmer. So Mike will be facing Justin Jefferson. Yes, with Brosmer. He will be facing one of the players he hates the most in Romandre Stevenson. So like if Mike were to lose, the pain will be significant. And, you know, the odds are low, but the entertainment would be sky high.
That's it. And we did want to talk a little bit about NFL playoffs scenarios and motivations. This is the time of the year you want to be aware of it. This is why you have fantasy championship games in week 17 and not 18. If you're in an 18 league, which some of you are, we're still going to be here next week helping you begrudgingly. I will say that. Oh, yeah, because we're done like normal people. And so we want you to be normal people too. So we will every year, it's a PSA to. convince your commissioner, or if you are the commissioner, change it to week 17. You don't want an entire season worth of fun defined by teams that are benching players and not motivated to play. But going into week 17, if you look at the AFC, essentially the good news is that basically everybody you care about cares about this week. It's wonderful. It's rare. The five AFC teams that have clinched playoff spots, which are the Broncos, Patriots, Jaguars,
chargers and bills all still technically have a shot at the number one seat in the AFC which is wild with two weeks left obviously it'll be easier for others but like Buffalo still like you know they still have a shot to win they don't have it I should rephrase that not everybody has a shot out of the number one seat overall right but they have a chance to win the division or move up in seating to correct that but like Buffalo, if they win and New England loses, they win the AFC East, for example. So there are big opportunities here. Even in week 18, the Broncos in Chargers could be playing for the division. So you still have the Steelers, the Texans, the Colts, and the Ravens still in contention for playoffs. They have a chance. They got to get a little bit of luck and obviously have to win, but the Colts and.
Ravens are not eliminated. Both the Texans and Steelers are on the road. They both clinch with a win. But, you know, the other side of things in the NFC, you have four of the five NFC teams that have clinched. They all have shots at the number one seed. That would be Seattle, Chicago, Philadelphia, and San Francisco. It seems likely that the Rams... Not Philadelphia. No, they could end up the number two or three. I'm sorry. and then the Rams are likely the fifth or sixth seed. That's pretty much situated. Carolina and Tampa will be fighting for their lives. Like if Tampa wins out, I believe they win the division. Well, yeah, because they've got another game against Carolina. So, I mean, Carolina winning out or Tampa winning out just assumes that they beat the other team. So it really comes down to that week predominantly. But Tampa, I mean, that's that's one of the, that's like probably the most interesting
playoff seating who gets in situation left. And then the lions still have to win their final two games, have Green Bay lose, but they're alive there. So anybody really concern you? I don't think anyone concerns me. The 49ers being able to, if they went out, they're the number one seed, which is that. Is that surprising? I feel like the 49ers have not been talked about in that where you're like, hey, the Rams are the favorites. You know, forever, the Rams in Seattle were the odds on favorites for weeks and weeks. It's surprising because while they're playing good, they're a well-coached team, they've got a lot of talent. I don't think they are seen as good as probably two other teams in their own division. Right, but they could.
If they went out, they are the number one C&FC. But part of that, similar to the situation with Tampa is winning out includes a win over Seattle. Sure. So that would, I mean, that's what would really do it is, you know, Seattle versus the 49ers. That's not super fantasy. That's week 18. But that one will be a monstrous game for fantasy playoffs or for NFL playoffs. All right. And all right, we'll move on. We've got waivers today. We've got streaming quarterbacks today. We'll get into your questions if we have some time. That was news and notes sponsored by progressive insurance, quote today at progressive.com. Progressive casualty insurance company affiliates and third party insurers not available in all states or situations. Coverage subject to policy terms, limits and conditions. We'll take a break. We'll jump right in. To the waiver wire. All righty, running backs, guys. It's obviously Ramandre at the tippy top of this list. He is the number one pickup of the week. It's insane that he is pickuppable.
like it's just he's been a back that's had too much work on the season to be on waivers and he's not on the majority of waivers but certainly enough like 57% rostered that's what blows my mind I would just be so in love with a player like that to go into championship week yeah I mean New England still trying to win their division and if they went out in Denver loses one game I think they get the number one seed like it's all on the line. They obviously love Remandre more than we do anyways. And then when Trayvion Henderson is dealing with the concussion, it's a very significant opportunity. Come on back, Hendo. Come on, baby. We got to figure out, I feel like this year, maybe I'm just watching it closer. It's really been the whiplash. You know, these guys, because Hendo wasn't pulled down very hard. It just, the way he fell was, you know, the
into the ground. I feel like those have been the concussions, and those have been the ones where then guys miss. It's not where they're getting crushed. Maybe they have fixed the old style of concussions with helmet technology, which has amplified the rear hit. I don't know, but I agree with you. It's anecdotal. It's just what you've been witnessing, but it does seem like so many of them are the hit the back of your head on the field on a tackle. Emmanuel Wilson, 48% rostered Josh Jacobs, supposedly not out due to injury but has been managing the swelling in the knee. That situation is so weird. He was 14 for 82 against Chicago, has Baltimore a Saturday night game. Jason no longer has to sit here and stress out. Who cares? Doesn't that to stress out about it? The people care, Jason. Yeah, I mean.
It seems very similar to the last several weeks where Josh Jacobs is dealing with pain in the knee. They've got to decide whether he can play through it or not. You know, TBD, he's played through it so far. Saturday night game, you've got to, it's actually nice that it's Saturday because you'll have a little bit of update. Similar to this last week when they played on Saturday, it was like, well, you've got time to pivot. Should he be ruled out as a game time decision? Some, I mean, we have three games on Christmas. to remove players from the pool. Well, and that's one of the things that I wanted to bring up is it's like Emmanuel Wilson will get worked no matter what. Doesn't matter Josh Jacobs, how healthy he is. He's going to be worked in. And then you have like lower ceiling starters like Michael Carter. It's the Bengals, which looks good, but. The Falcons looked good too last week. Yeah, I mean, it's just my, at the end of the day, it's Michael Carter. Sure.
And so that's a tough. Do you take committee on a better team that you know is going to run the football a lot? They may not have Jordan Love. That is even more of an emphasis on the running game with Malik Willis. Or do you go with the, you know? Man. Emmanuel Wilson had three more carries than Michael Carter did. Michael Carter started. And it was a good matchup. So they, Michael Carter was fine. I mean, he was 11 for 65, ran for 5.9 a carry and against the Bengals defense. I think I would lean the Michael Carter direction. I think so too.
The Chris Rodriguez start looks good as well. It's an opportunity for him against Dallas on Christmas. I think he's pretty interesting. He was in week 16, 15 for 63 in a touchdown. So do you feel good about Carter or Rodriguez more? Kroski did have a touchdown against Philadelphia on the ground. He only played on 20% of the snaps, so it was. I think just kind of a fortunate timing situation for him. The Mariotta does make a difference if he ends up being the quarterback over Josh Johnson. I think I lean the Carter side. What are some other names at the running back position that you would? I think Blake Corum is he's still available in about 40% of leagues and he is a guy that you can start right off the bat. I mean, you look at the last month.
And he's scored 14 points, 25 points, 13 points, and 13 points. It's like, this is a player that you can put in there. And then you do have, I know it would be lucky, crazy happening midgame. But you also have the opportunity when you're starting any player like that. Should something happen midgame, you know, to Kyron, all of a sudden, it's a monstrous, you know, the opportunity here against Atlanta, you are over touchdown favorites at home. He's scored a touchdown or more in the last four games straight. I think Blake Corum is someone that's, it's taking me a while to be like, yeah, you know, you can start him while Kyron is still great in his own right. And then the kind of mystery situation, the mystery box of the weekend is the Cleveland Browns. You have the really unfortunate injury to Quinn Sean Judkins. Who will be the quarterback or the running back, sorry, for the Browns against Pittsburgh?
Dylan Samson has been out the past two weeks. Two weeks ago it was a calf and hand injury. This week it was labeled as a hand injury. We need more information on that, obviously, but Rahim Sanders would be a nasty boy who is up next. He was 11 for 42 against Buffalo. There's also Trayvian Williams in that game too. Is that right? Yes. That is correct. Both of them got some run. wide receiver wise are you chasing the Parker Washington performance six for one forty five and one ten targets he's done this many times this year where the game plan just becomes a Parker Washington game plan but since the by week wide receiver 20 16 12 and three and then three kind of disappearing acts but always getting some targets yeah he's interesting and and the matchup against Indianapolis is very good we saw that this week with Brock Purdy I
It's tough because this last week, yeah, this was a Parker Washington week, but that came at the expense. Brian Thomas Jr. did nothing. The new money man over there did nothing. So Parker could be the guy that's last man out. Honestly, I think probably a better pickup. It's hard to say a better pickup because for Parker Washington, just a reminder of he's, you know, two, he's been active in the two previous games. The week before that, though, against the Colts, he was out with the hip injury. So while his snaps after the by week, you know, he was running in the mid-80s, gets hurt in week 13, misses the next week, and then it's kind of been a ramp up. So it also was missing BTJ for some of those early games. Sure. So it's a.
I don't know for sure if you should expect 56% of the snaps or more for Parker Washington, but he is at least interesting of, I mean, Brock Purdy against this Colts team just threw 305, you know, and Trevor Lawrence is playing incredible football. He's, he is a, a worthy dart throw. Like I wouldn't feel super confident putting him in my lineup, but I would also, at the same time, if I saw someone at Parker Washington. in their lineup i'd be bit nervous about it yeah he he is my number one pickup this week parker washington wide receiver but i would throw two other guys out there that are close in mac hollins and adenai mitchell mac hollins is kind of you need the booty has to stay concussed essentially for mac hollons to be worthy to throw into a championship roster and then adenai mitchell he's been pretty good the quarterback play there is obviously the massive