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Main show · October 9, 2023

Week 5 Studs & Duds + Grizzly Facts - Fantasy Football Podcast for 10/9

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Week 5 Studs & Duds + Grizzly Facts - Fantasy Football Podcast for 10/9

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Jay Griz, the cardboard bear extraordinaire

Jay Gris/J. Riz is introduced as the cardboard bear extraordinaire handling his win with dignity; the hosts then connect the Chicago Bears win to all bear kind and Staley da Bear’s grizzly resemblance.

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Mike’s Zach Moss hatred backfires

Mike’s old draft-era dunking on Zach Moss is acknowledged as a bit; Moss then runs for 165 yards and two touchdowns, causing Jason to mistake him for Jonathan Taylor and laugh.

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Taylor Swift’s shake-it-off injury button

When Travis Kelce rolls an ankle, the hosts joke that Taylor Swift called him to say shake it off, then trigger a deliberately bad sound button.

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Jay gets the closing sign-off

The episode closes by naming Jay Gris alongside Jason and Mike in the formal sign-off, reinforcing that Jay is part of the show’s recurring outro language even when the transcript does not establish a physical fill-in.

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The Week 5 episode explicitly introduces Jay Gris/J. Riz as the cardboard bear extraordinaire and connects him to Chicago’s bear victory, Staley da Bear, and grizzly-bear trivia. Mike’s long-running Zach Moss dunking is overturned when Moss dominates Tennessee, prompting a pure Jason laugh and “world burn” frustration. Other scene-ready bits include Taylor Swift telling Travis Kelce to shake it off and Jason retiring the boom-boom kicker into a poo-poo/doo-doo finale.

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