And then obviously the second half of the year, he super disappointed you. Let you down in a major way wasn't a factor, but you had Lamar miss week 11, 15, 16, 17, and 18. And so it's like, well, duh. I mean, obviously, Mark Andrews still kept it going so you could be like, but these backup quarterbacks aren't going to be able to really have multiple superstars supported. Otherwise, they'd be starting quarterbacks. Yeah, it's a fair point.
The TRUTH About Fantasy WRs: Part 2 + Jason’s Promises - Fantasy Football Podcast for 2/3
The TRUTH About Fantasy WRs: Part 2 + Jason’s Promises - Fantasy Football Podcast for 2/3
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136 passagesSo I think Hollywood Brown is, I think the truth of Hollywood Brown is he is going to be a great fantasy asset next year. And he was dead. Like for fantasy purposes, the entire community and guilty is charged, we had moved on. He was the wide receiver 51 in draft. So a player you took in round 11.
You have to be very excited with the return that you got for fantasy football, even with it fading away in the second half. I guess you could be a little bit bitter that you kept playing him, thinking it was going to turn around. I certainly thought it would turn around. But 91 catches, over 1,000 yards, six touchdowns. So where do you feel like from, because it was dead, then back to full relevance in the first half and then really disappointing second half.
where do you think the community is going to land on him for draft price? I think it will be primarily negative. I think that people will assume that the outlier was the beginning of the season. They're going to say Rashad Bateman is now more involved. Mark Andrews is kind of leveled up to be the number one target and the pie might not be big enough to really split up. And I think that that is a fair argument. I don't.
personally believe that that is the truth. I think the truth is that Hollywood is the primary target in this offense, him and Mark Andrews, the same way that, you know, Tyreek and Travis Kelsey are fine with one another. I don't look at Rashad Bateman as someone that will overtake that primary role as the number one receiver in the offense, and that to me is really what you have to get right.
to be right. Like, is it going to be Marquis Brown as the one? Or is it, or is Bateman going to overtake that role? And, you know, we'll know next year, but I think it's Hollywood. And hopefully we'll get better Lamar. He missed a lot of games at the end with the ankle injury, but he was, he wasn't the Lamar that we have come to known in love. He just, something was awry for the Baltimore Ravens.
That's going to do it for today's episode. Jason, we did it. The truth about wide receivers. I think that it's out there now. We now know no lies. We know no, no. We know. Well, that was with a K. Oh, it wasn't. No, no. Without a K lies. We know no lies because now we have the truth of wide receivers. Are you going to watch the Pro Bowl? No, of course not.
No, I would never. That's why would you turn that on? I will watch, here's how I watch the Pro Bowl, because this is the best way to watch it. Okay. Clips are circulating on Twitter, because there's some fun plays and some cool moments and things like that, but no. But I did, I did start watching, what was it called, Home Team? What is that? That's the Sean Payton.
Oh, the movie? Yes. You're watching that? Yeah. No, don't give them the, don't give them the numbers. I'm just saying. How is it so far? That's Kevin James, right? It is, it is, um, as expected. I want to say it was better than I, better than I expected, but it's exactly what I expected. And if you've got, well, put it this way. I've got a lot of sanding to do right now on a project.
A lot of sanding? Sanding, sandpaper, sandblot. I know what you're, I'm just surprised that you, what are you sanding? I have cut out all these like 40 film reel shaped things for a decoration for an event. I'm helping out with. Now, when you say you cut them out. I mean that I have a hole saw and I've been drilling 400 plus holes. You cut them out? I'm amazed. What is, fellas, I can't be the only one who is shocked right now.
Brooks. Who are you, Jay? Thank you, Brooks. Well, keep in mind, Jeremy's been sick. So, like, I have not been able to have my man step in for me. So I've had to do this myself. It's been tough. But my whole point here is that if you have a lot of sanding work to do, you too can put this on in the background and sand and watch. What's better? The sanding or the movie? The sanding's not going well.
Give me Kevin James. Are you going to stain as well? No, just spray paint. We're spray paint afterwards. All right, we got to get out of here. That's going to do it. If you are thirsty for more fantasy footballers content, you can join our Patreon group. Jointhefoot.com. There is an extra episode that will be going up either today or tomorrow. I can't keep track of what day it is. But that's going to do it for us.
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