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Jason returns to a disputed long explanation and says his social feed backed him. Mike reduces league median to the top six weekly scorers receiving an extra win, and the desk instantly admits that Mike explained it better.
The median critique becomes shared IKEA trauma: an inscrutable little diagram man, seventy pieces where eleven would do, missing hardware, an unfinished side facing outward, three spare planks, and no willingness to reverse back to the original mistake.
Asked off camera for the community total, Papa Josh answers 66.9 without stating a unit. The hosts immediately give the number two separate 'nice' approvals while the camera stays on them.
The hosts propose a broadcast feature that automatically blanks the screen whenever Las Vegas possesses the ball. They name it visual muting, consider a censorship blur because the offense is obscene, and settle on watching Pete Carroll's reaction to Chip Kelly instead.
Jason says his 19-yard Jake Ferguson Green Goblin call finished at 16, calls the result brutal, and addresses the Wheel of Shame with 'welcome back.' Full-film review confirms this is a verbal setup only: the physical Wheel never appears or spins.
The hosts condemn spitting as gross and assault-like, contrast it with a respected spitball, then invent an absurd protocol in which arriving with a straw somehow changes the act and lets someone announce, 'I brought this for you, Jalen.'
Jason says he needs to replay Darnell Washington's overpowering play once every day: splash water on his face, watch the clip, get pumped, and tell himself he can do it. The camera singles Jason out, but no highlight or bathroom footage appears.
The hosts celebrate Bears fans reaching first place but call them perpetually delusional. Raiders fans are placed closer to Cardinals fans: already aware of the disaster, frustrated, and willing to join outsiders in saying their own team is bad.
Complete-video review shows Mike at left in a white sweatshirt and turquoise cap, Jason at center in glasses and a black cap, and Andy at right in a black shirt and white cap. All three remain present; no live producer cutaway, fourth host, cardboard bear, Jay Griz image, Jay name, or Jay sound cue occurs. A generic black bear flashes for roughly two seconds inside the standard opening montage, but nothing identifies it with Jay. The next produced card labels five human Deucers—Brooks, Josh, Jeremy, Matt, and Kyle—and is not evidence that any appears live. A large black, green, and purple Fantasy Faceoff football helmet remains stationary on the desk throughout. The opening personality run starts with Jason defending his long explanation of league median after his social feed reportedly backed him. Mike compresses the rule to an extra win for the week's top six scorers, and the room immediately concedes that he did it better. The critique becomes an IKEA-instruction nightmare: the tiny diagram man haunts dreams, an eleven-piece object becomes seventy pieces with hardware missing, and everyone recognizes the irreversible finish with an unpainted side showing, spare planks, and leftover screws. Andy then asks off-camera Papa Josh for the Discord membership total; Josh answers with the dashboard-style figure 66.9, without stating a unit, prompting two deliberately juvenile 'nice' reactions. During the Raiders recap, the hosts invent visual muting: a broadcast control that automatically blanks or blurs every Raiders possession as obscene, perhaps showing only Pete Carroll staring at Chip Kelly instead. No television mockup or blur effect appears. Jason's Jake Ferguson Green Goblin projection misses by three yards, so he directly greets the returning Wheel of Shame; the physical wheel never appears or spins in this episode, and the desk helmet does not move. The Jamar Chase news grows into an anti-spitting protocol: ordinary spitting is assault-level gross, a spitball remains acceptable, and bringing a straw would somehow change the category. Later, the hosts distinguish Bears optimism from Raiders and Cardinals fatalism: Bears fans are called perpetually delusional, while Cardinals fans allegedly already know their team is bad and join critics in saying so. Finally, Jason describes a new morning wake-up routine—splash water on his face, replay Darnell Washington's overpowering play, and use it as daily motivation. The camera isolates Jason for that prescription, but the football highlight and bathroom splash are never shown. Routine waiver, injury, matchup, and streaming advice is omitted.
ETN is the number one there. But is he? Because Tutin was the number one guy last week until he got hurt. I know ETN had a great game, but I'm saying like in terms of the- Felt a little hot handy. Yeah, maybe it was that, but he only, so Tudin was only in the game for 32% of the snaps because he got injured, missed a huge chunk of it, did eventually come back and take some snaps. But in that time, 15 carries for 74 yards. That's a lot. So he is. I mean, like, I feel like he's on, he needs to be up on top of the radar as in, are they phased, are they going to work him in more? Where Bam Knight, well, I guess we haven't heard anything on Trey Benson. So it's like the Cardinals guys seem like they're just a temporary situation. Emmanuel Wilson, even though he would be, feels like the strongest play of Jacob's misses. He's just temporary. I would, I would probably add to him.
over the Cardinals guys. That's how I have. Because you got a Tennessee matchup next week. The Cardinals matchup is bad and it's a committee. Not that Tutin isn't. It's just it's a bad matchup. I think you're going to be touched down or bust with Bam Knight and you're going to be looking for a handful of catches from Michael Carter. And I think you've convinced me to move those guys and flip the order. Yeah, you guys have convinced me to lower the Cardinals in general simply because it will be Carter catching more passes and not a great matchup against Jacksonville. There's also guys out there that are available in about half of leagues that aren't necessarily dealing with an injury ahead of them, but they are getting run. And that's Devon Singletarian Tyler Algier. Tyler Algier is used around the goal line a ton. The matchup against the Saints is like, okay, maybe this is.
Maybe this is a game where you can be up. I know they don't have Drake London and they don't have panic. So maybe it's far more competitive. But they love Alger. They give them work around the goal line. And so you could do worse than that. And then and then Singletary is just getting actual legit work. But he plays against Detroit. The match of a great match. But he is. He's the goal line running back. He had four carries inside the five just last week. And Tracy has not had a carry inside the five all year. One of the big drop candidates being mentioned at running back, which I kind of, I get it, and I would probably do it if I had to, right? We're in three weeks until playoffs. So you've got to make your maneuvers. Sure. You can't be just banking on, you know, Kamani Vidal's going into the buy. He was hurt. He's going into the buy. We have pretty recent hours ago comments from... Do we have some Hampton stuff? From Jim Harbaugh on Amari and Hampton.
Basically, he had said earlier this month that Hampton could return to practice after the buy. He's been on an injured reserve for so long. And then the recent comments yesterday will make that decision next week. It depends on how he progresses this week. But you've got the bye week. You've got the Vidal injury. And then you're talking about, you know. And then you've got the really confusing part with Vidal, which is the red light green light. Is the green line on by? I was going to bring it up. Is this the week? And then you don't get that. And then you come back and you think, oh, no, this next game. No, maybe it's not. Maybe. So, yeah, is it game to game or is it just week to week? Yeah. Try to move Vidal to the Hampton manager, even if it's on the cheap versus dropping. Yeah. Oh, yeah, yeah. I wouldn't drop Vidal. Would you drop Chuba? Oh, man. That one's so funny because Chuba is since the takeover has happened.
Five, three, and four carries in three consecutive weeks. A guy that are you- Yes. I mean, I will say as an insurance back, it really depends. Like if you've got Rico. Trade Chuba to the RICO manager. I mean, that's really, this is the time of year where you need to protect your guys. You know, you say you want Bachel Tutin. You can't have them. I'm the UTN manager. I've already rostered. In your leagues, you need to have your backs. If, you know, if you've got CMC, You need to have Brian Robinson. This is the time of year. And if you don't need a running back this week and you want to maybe steal somebody on the cheap that could be utilized down the stretch, Chris Rodriguez, 15 carries, looked amazing. 79 rushing yards on the by. It's Denver. It's not good matchups. Right after that, but the opportunities will be there. Yeah. And then Jason said it too. Make sure you ensure your guys, Blake Corum, make sure you pick him up. Keith Mitchell, if you have Derek Henry. Yep.
Tank Biggsby would be a league winner. Biggsby is, if I have none of them, Bigsby would be at the top for me. Just of, I mean, like, you have no idea if anyone would get hurt. And Brian Robinson. Yeah, Brian Rob, but I feel just so confident that should take, it should Seekwan miss time, Tank Bigsby will be awesome. And when it comes to Blake Corm, he's averaging 10 carries a game over the last month. Like, sure, not just backup. Wide receiver. pickups, guys. We did get word that Jaden Reed also is potentially designated to return soon. We'll see. Although the comment is we'll see. We have some names to talk about, quite a few of them. Christian Watson, only 37% rostered. Two touchdowns last week. They lost Tuckercraft for this season, so I think the target share is going to be more consistent for Watson. He is at the top of my list along with Alec Pierce coming back off the buy, who's been...
on fire. Ladies and gentlemen, what does Alex Pierce need to do to get onto your fantasy roster? Yeah, I mean, that's a fair point. Wild stuff. I mean, it's pretty high. It's 58%. You know, so I'm sure most people are like, well, he's rostered in my league. We have the numbers from Sleeper, 58%. That means he is available in places. Well, especially into the buy. Like if you were making a move, people might have cut him. He's been just consistently great. I mean, Michael Pittman is averaging 12.3 points per game right now. I'm trying to see where Alec Pierce is. He's at about 10. He started slow, too. I think the issue with Alec Pierce, it's weird for such a deep threat, but he rarely gets touchdowns. He's like the big bomb, catch it, contested and kind of fall down. I wish they utilized him more around the goal lines, just not how they use him. To me, Michael Wilson is... You don't wish that, Jason.
No, well, I don't because I, okay. You're just being a liar. For Alec Pierce. Alec Pierce wishes they used him more around the goal. I think he's a little overdue on the deep touchdowns because he's got a couple of those ones he went up for and like probably could have finished him. He had seven touchdowns last year. He's only got one this year and still competing at 10 points per game. Michael Wilson, obviously, you're not chasing another 185-yard game. Yeah, you are. 200, let's go. We talked about, you know, the Jacksonville Jaguars are more of a pass funnel. They've got a very good rush defense. They don't give up a lot of points to the running back, but they do to the wide receiver. Marvin Harrison. Yeah, talk about Harrison's appendix, please. What is an appendix? There's not a... The appendix is in the garbage somewhere. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, I mean... What does it do for you? Nothing.
No, obviously you could take it out and be fine. I don't know. Not a doctor. I believe you are correct that it does not help us. So the timeline for this, we've got only a handful. I mean, this happens. A lot of times it happens in training camp or the off season or whatever. We've got a handful of examples over the last couple of years at different positions of a guy who had appendicitis in season. And it's like. Some guys miss eight days, 11 days. Some guys missed three weeks. This was later in the week for Marvin Harrison. This is on a team that is, we're not playoff bound. He is a young cornerstone piece. So I feel like if I have to take my guess as to whether Marvin plays or misses this week, I believe Marvin Harrison should and will miss this week. So Michael Wilson is right at the tippy top for me. It's like Alec Pierce, Christian Watson, Michael Wilson.
are probably my top three, and then my next two would be Darnel Mooney because of the situation. And Jaden Higgins, rookie wide receiver for the Texas. He's getting more and more involved, a lot of targets, and, you know, he's had a good game with Davis Mills. Did we mention Luther Byrton yet? No. The production wasn't there, but we had five targets. We had three for 27, and he out snapped Zakias finally. He's tough for me, man. I want to believe, but I just don't think you're ever going to get consistency, no matter what, for me. You may not, but this is just, you know. DJ Moore's healthy. That was the big move for me. It was his health. In deeper leagues, Luther Burden, I think is a good person to stash. I think he is an exceptional athlete with the ball in his hands. I don't think he's a very good wide receiver yet as a young prospect. So to me, that's a DFS dart throw, a guy that will be cheap, low rostered, but could have a big.
monstrous play. I don't think I want to roster him that much in, you know. He's Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and Green Bay, two or three on the road for your three weeks heading into the playoffs. That's pretty tough. And it's tough. I mean, look, I traded for Roma Dunesay and I have, I have some regrets. DJ Moore, Roma dunzae, you know, you've got Luther Burden. Colson Loveland. Colson Loveland. There's too many people for anyone to have absolute consistency. Yeah, Swift and Monongue. Yeah, the Michael Wilson one will be an interesting. kind of a bet on the waiver wire because he'll a lot of the times people react to the biggest score of the week and when you put up a number he'll be expensive 185 he'll be expensive and then like i'm looking at like uh some of the recent ones like you mentioned austin hooper missed two games minkin fitzpatrick missed one big bin missed one it was later in the week i want some news we have no news on whether they expect him back um but that makes such a big difference because he'd probably be number one on the list yeah and and and if if marv is there like
You're not playing Michael Wilson. Well, not you. Well, sure, yes. I might do it anyway because Jacoby is a machine right now. He really is. He's a 350 yard. Like, if he doesn't throw for 350 against Jacksonville this week, I'll be shocked. I'll be shot. You think Bam Knight and Michael Carter are carrying the load there? 57 pass attempts. That might be a season low from this point on. I mean, it's not, I mean, it's not impossible for him to go out and throw for another 400. Cuge was the number one drop candidate. That would mean that Trevor Lawrence is having a big game. So that's where I would. Well, no. That just means Bayshall Tooting and E.N. are dominating the Cardinals. Huge is the number one drop across all positions. Two gooses and four games. But that whole team was a goose this week. Yeah. I get it. It feels bad. But he was still at 90% of the snaps. I would not be dropping Cuge. Neither would I. Keenan Allen I'd be okay with. Yeah. But again, that would just be based on, like, would you trade?
Would you drop Keenan if you could get Watson? Would you drop Keenan if you could get Pierce? Yes to both. Yeah. One final name to throw out there, at least from me, is Mack Hollins. Need to pay attention to Kashon Booty and his injury. He's expected to return to practice. I don't know if that means he plays this week, but Drake May has been on fire. Yeah. I try to clear that again. Drake May has been on fire. Three of the last four games for Mac Hollins have been 89 yards, 106 yards, 64 yards. He's on the field a lot. And the matchups, Cincinnati and the Giants coming up, like you. Yeah, I'm in on it too. I think that's a, that's a type of guy that like, Andy, you have to be salivating right now for your roster. For my roster. You're like, oh, Mac Hollins. I played him last week. Oh, did you really? Yeah. Okay, well. In one of our league. Great call. Greg Dorch is also a pick up and play.
option immediately if Harrison misses and he will be way cheaper than Michael Wilson. He was six for 66 and a touchdown. It's not a great start, but I play him against Jacksonville with Jacoby. Again, the yards, this was the argument for Michael Wilson last week. If he throws 4300 and you don't have Harrison, break it up. Yeah, where does it go? Okay, I mean, it could be like the Xavier Weaver. That bills. Tampa game where we're like, I don't know where the yards went. Where's the points? They all disappeared. All right. We'll take a break. We'll talk tight-ins, defenses, quarterbacks. What's up, Foot Clan? Olipop is a new kind of soda with high fiber and two to five grams of sugar per can. And Oliop's latest collaboration is with Paramount Pictures introducing Pineapple Paradise, the Pineapplius soda from Bikini Bottom inspired.
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So I see them in a somewhat similar tier, even though they're very, very different players. Joanne Johnson's going to get the targets. You go, like, I want a titan out there who's going to get six, seven, eight targets pretty guaranteed. That is not Colson Loveland. But in the right matchup, I would rather have a big play opportunity from Loveland than Joanne Johnson to probably do very little against Atlanta. He kind of was getting going before. the break, but you're on the Loveland side there? Barely. Barely. I'm very much team Loveland, but I would take Joanne between the two of them. For this week? Yeah. Mark Andrews pretty heavily rostered. He's weird, though, because it's like, I feel like you see competitive league where Mark Andrews is just chilling on the waiver wire. Yeah. So you have a peek. Yeah, AJ Barner is someone that we should bring up.
They talked about getting him the ball more. It's just 23 years old. You know that? Yeah, he's a young guy, second year player. He had 11 targets this last week. If that, you know, if that's like, oh, they talk them up and they actually involve him and they start to have this young breakout. Where's Rashid Shaheed, man? Seriously. They trade for him to open it up for Barner? Seriously. Feels that way. Yeah, Shaheed had five targets. Only played half the game. Yeah. Any other big tight-in names that you're? Big tight. Wait, we want to talk darnel Washington? Oh, I meant physically big. Big tight ends? Oh, man, that guy. I need to go watch a play again. Just once a day. That's how my new morning wake-up routine is like splash some water in my face. Watch that darnel Washington play and just get pumped up for the day. Be like, I can do it. Follow it up with some. Emika a big boo. Watch that clip and get your day going. And I will throw out this one is.
But should Jamar Chase lose his appeal? Oh, he will. The video suggests he probably will lose. Yeah, that dude's getting suspended. If he appeals that, they should give him an extra game. Noah Fant had six targets this last week and about 48% of the snaps. Hit that button again. Oh, I said, I preface, but we have seen. This offense, when you have a competent passer, which Grandpa Joe is, last week was just unfortunately terrible, when one of the big wide receivers misses out. Last year it was T. Higgins, and it was just Mike Gisicki was plug and play when T. Higgins was not in there. Just saying that Noah Fant could be an option. It's not a bad thought. Defense is this week, goodness gracious. Believe it or not, the Browns, just 33% roster. Oh, man.
Because of the Ravens game. Here's the Ravens game. Oh, man. Which I pushed through. I kept them in there. Now you get the benefits, which is, by the way, three weeks till the playoffs, right? Yeah. I told you two or the three matchups. Yep. It's Las Vegas next week. Then it's at home against San Francisco. I don't think that's that bad. No, I think it's okay. And then it's Tennessee at home for your playoff clinching week. Yeah, and... If you didn't learn anything from this last week, playing the Ravens, they were still outstanding. They were great. If you don't have the courage to play them at home against San Francisco, that's fine. Don't drop them. Right. Just hold on to them. You should play San Francisco against them in that week. If you want, pick up another defense. This week you've got the Lions against the Giants. Seahawks get Tennessee. Just follow Tennessee around. Jacksonville the week after and then the rounds. If you could go Seattle.
You know, Jacksonville, back to the Browns. That'd be nice. 49ers play Carolina this week. Carolina just put up a lot of yards. I don't know how much I love that one. But Baltimore plays the Jets and Terrod Taylor, and they've been playing great. They're 14-point home favorites. Maybe the key to the competitive advantage question. Who's 14-point? The Ravens. The key to the competitive advantage thing is if it's not going to be competitive, it can't be a competitive advantage. And a 14-point favorite situation. But we also were trying to explain that to Aaron Glenn earlier. Maybe it's an uncompetitive advantage. Yes. You're doing your team a disservice. The other team is like, we don't care. We don't put fields out. Put Taylor out. We don't care. Yeah. Yeah. Those are kind of the highlights for me. Do you guys have any other defensive names to mention?
The Jaguars get after the quarterback a lot, and Brissette does take sacks. So even though I do think that the Cardinals with Brissette, they're putting up a lot of yards, I think you could still score fantasy points against them. And you saw that two weeks ago when Brissette had a good game, but also was responsible for two defensive touchdowns on fumbles. So the Jaguars are widely available, and I would be willing to start them. That was this week's waiver wire presented by Jimmy Johns. Jimmy John's new toasted pizza sandwiches available in two flavors, three cheese pizza sandwich and Sicilian pizza sandwich. Oh, that's good at participating locations for a limited time while supplies less. Pizza? And that's what I call a sandwich. Yeah. Full stream ahead. Streaming quarterback options. I'm going to let Mike go first because he, I went into.
to claim it in my yeah i got into the to the document first yeah you uh it's jacobi brissette man they he's been awesome five straight top 12 finishes you know who that's almost not a streamer like i know he's i know he's almost a lock and it feels so bad i mean like last week i had him as my starting quarterback going into the week and i i looked every day On the waiver wire, like, do I, do I pivot here? I'll just stick with him. And it wasn't great the whole game, but there are only two quarterbacks in football with five straight top 12 finishes this year. Mahomes and Jacoby. I'm looking at sleeper right now in front of me. Jacobi percent, 22 percent roster. Oh, man. Like he, it, it doesn't make sense for the run he's been on. I guess maybe people got freaked out by San Francisco on the road, maybe, but Jacobi is still there.
Yeah. He's there if you need him. I'm going with Jared Goff against the Giants. Jared Goff, we didn't like what we saw against Philadelphia offense or defense. But we didn't like Jordan Love against Philly. We don't like anybody against Philly. Jared Goff and the Lions, they bounce back from losses and they do it with vitriol and anger. And Jared Goff against the Giants. I mean, poor Giants. At home in a dome. Highest implied point total of the week. 30 points. Home and a dome. Yeah. I'll be careful with that one this time. Jared Goff against the Giants is the pick. My streaming option is Sam Darnold off of two really, really bad weeks. Now, two weeks ago, he wasn't bad. His team just annihilated the Cardinals on special teams and in every fashion. And then this last week, he was bad. Four interceptions looked like the, you know, seeing ghost a version of Sam Darnold. I don't know if you've seen the clip.
The defensive player after the game at the press conference just I mean you want to talk about getting a quarterbacks back like most of the time the the the player is going to get the their their guys back and be like we support them now sometimes the defense is like we're doing our angles yeah or yeah on the flip side but this was genuine like he was so mad at people being mad at at Donald and just talking about how awesome Donald how great he is if you have a problem with him explet of you like This team has his back. He is good. They are, you know, 13.5 point road favorites against Tennessee. Tennessee, you know, they are 24th and scheduled justice fantasy points allowed to quarterbacks over the last five weeks. Donald is a fine play. I do prefer both of your plays over Donald, but there's three good options on the waivers this week. And Purdy. I'll throw him out as well. I think Purdy probably shouldn't even be on waivers. All right. Yeah, that's a good point.
That'll do it for the streaming quarterback options this week on full stream ahead. A couple of reminders. We're getting close to giving away the sign James Cook jersey. That's still available for entry. Footclan giveaway.com, free to enter over there. And head over to the community, join thefoot.com, become a part of the foot clan. Get access to the ultimate dashboard, bonus weekly episodes, lots of different tools and resources, and the new trade analyzer tool as well. And tomorrow we'll have... Thursday night to preview because football never stops. We'll have backup options. We'll have mailbag and a whole lot more. And hopefully some updates on the news front for maybe some of these running backs that we hope are coming back. Maybe some of these injuries. Did we share the Aaron Rogers news? Go ahead. Aaron Rogers, this is from Pelliserro, who didn't talk about future Hall of Fame or Pro Bowl quarterback Aaron Rogers. He just called him Aaron Rogers, which is kind of weird.
He underwent further tests Monday that confirmed he won't need surgery on the fractured left wrist. However, he has to get cleared by the doctors to move forward. Okay. They'll find a way on the field, I think. That'll do it for today's episode of the show. Thank you for joining us. Back tomorrow, back Thursday, back Friday. Lots of shows the rest of this week. Looking forward to it. Let's get you ready for the playoffs. Goodbye. you for listening to another episode of the fantasy footballers podcast join our fantasy football community on join the foot.com and follow us on Twitter at the ffballers.