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Andy and Jason introduce a bear as the third panel presence while explicitly saying Mike is absent; direct video shows the full-size cardboard Jay at Mike's microphone throughout. The next paragraph names Jay Griz, briefly considers him for Monday-best-friend status, and says the Bears' performance has distracted him.
At the close, the hosts say the bear will say goodbye, but the soundboard operator nearly hits the walrus because the two icons look alike and then argues that the studio should acquire an actual walrus.
Will Levis is Banana Rama because he ate a banana with the peel still on; the hosts rule that a defensive lineman may do that, but a quarterback must have his head on straight.
The recurring name ritual moves from Chris Godson and Terry McScoran to negative labels including Calvin Didley, Jackson Smith-Then-Gigbad, Kyler Worried, Yak Prescott, and Zach Lost.
An unlabeled present host wins the League of Record by three after Chris Olave fumbles and exits, Jerome Ford exits, DK Metcalf fails to score, and a Pat Freiermuth touchdown is called back; the hosts call it one of the stankiest wins.
The Ready to Roll transition stops because Andy spills his drink all over himself and is congratulated for forgetting the basic act of drinking.
Producer Al Borland admits that his twelve-point lead against James Cook and the Jets defense makes him want Cook surprisingly inactive; he rejects actual injury but settles on a little sniff that keeps Cook out.
The hosts say naming Laser Mayfield gave Baker more power and may have healed him; later a LASER button repeatedly answers the spoken word while they dispute whether the extra response belongs to the drop.
Three unnamed Deucers fail to notice the hosts addressing them, stare like students praying not to be called on, and are accused of playing World of Warcraft; the glossy-eye joke returns when a later research question goes unanswered.
Jason asks for six months to reach peak athletic condition before an AI-generated NFL appearance, refuses a simple fullback plunge, promises a juke and Big Shimmy shake, and then accepts that he will be laid out while looking motionless on camera.
Spencer Rattler triggers a new 'I got a snake, man' video drop. The hosts celebrate the snake's return, sarcastically praise the advanced CGI, call it bad, and recognize that its quick production consumed one or two nights.
Andy and Jason open with 'a bear' while explicitly saying Mike is absent. Direct video shows the full-size cardboard Jay Griz stationed at Mike's host microphone for the entire episode. Jason is relieved that his temporary Monday-best-friend assignment does not go to Jay, whom the hosts say is distracted by the Bears' big weekend. The goodbye control almost becomes the walrus because its soundboard icon looks too similar; the transcript supports a bear-associated cue, but not the exact 'I'm Jay Griz' theme. Elsewhere Will Levis remains Banana Rama because he once ate a banana with the peel on, a behavior declared acceptable for a defensive lineman but disqualifying for a quarterback. Monday Punday returns with listener-style mutations including Chris Godson, Calvin Didley, Jackson Smith-Then-Gigbad, Kyler Worried, and Yak Prescott. An unidentified host records one of the League of Record's 'stankiest' three-point wins after his opponent loses Chris Olave and Jerome Ford early and has a Freiermuth touchdown called back. Andy then forgets how to drink and spills on himself. Producer Al Borland openly asks for James Cook to be a surprise inactive because he leads by twelve against Cook and the Jets defense; he rejects injury but approves a small cold or 'sniff.' Baker Mayfield's Laser identity returns, and the hosts credit themselves with healing him; an on-desk Laser button appears to answer every time the word is pressed. Three Deucers are later caught staring with glossy eyes instead of researching, compared to inattentive students, and accused of holding a World of Warcraft LAN party. Jason asks AI to simulate him as an NFL runner, requests six months of training, invokes his Big Shimmy identity, promises a juke and shimmy shake, and predicts he will be laid out. A new Spencer Rattler snake video/drop receives delighted praise for its deliberately bad CGI and fast production. Jay remains silent throughout and does not receive a real speaking part.
to the fantasy footballers podcast with your host, Andy Holloway, Jason Moore, and Mike Wright. Welcome in. Monday, October 14th, Jason Moore, Andy Holloway. And a bear. I promise we're back in full force tomorrow, but no Mike today. Dang, we'll be back together. You're holding it down, though. Ping ponging best friends. Yeah.
Well, I'm glad to be your best friend. Wait, you're my Monday. You're only my Monday best friend. Okay. I'm glad as me. I was worried it was Jay Gris. I was like, no, Jay Gris, uh, pretty distracted by the Bears performance over the weekend. Oh man, you got to be hot and bothered if you're a Bears fan right now. I mean, that, that was a, that was an awesome showing. Uh, it helps to play against the Jaguars who are imploding. But Caleb Williams looked that, you know what? This was like, I don't remember the last time, maybe, maybe never, I don't know, where you had rookie quarterbacks all succeed, at least for fantasy. Like, they didn't necessarily win the games, but Drake May, three touchdowns. Did Bo Nix have an okay game? Bo Nix had a great game, 61 rushing yards. Jaden Daniels, obviously, Jane Daniels. And the number one quarterback on the week is Caleb Williams, all rookies. So let's go.
The last three weeks bears 24 points, 36, 35 points, his passer rating was outstanding again. The last three weeks over 100. And he ran. He ran for the second week in a row. That's so, so valuable for not just for fantasy, which is really all I care about. But I think it unlocks. He's got wheels. He needs to utilize that as a weapon. You know, the way that Mahomes did when he was, you know, earlier in his career, he'd scramble a lot. It's very similar. Yeah, and it was still last resort stuff. It was escapability in the pocket. Eyes downfield, eyes down field, eyes down field. Okay, there's no one in front of me for 25 yards. We got lots to talk about studs and duds on the show today. A lot of dudes, a lot of injuries. You know, yeah, the weekend was weird. If you join me on Sunday live, there were.
Lots of decisions to be made. A lot of, you know, Michael Pittman all of a sudden he's playing. And then Darius Slayton versus everybody under the sun because he had an opportunity to start. And Tyrone Tracy and all these backup, you know, Bucky Irving, all these backup options that were thrust into your lineups due to injuries. And then the games start. And there's more and more and more injuries. And they weren't the cool ones. No, they weren't like, oh, they had a good game. And then they're out. It was. Marvin Harrison has two targets, no receptions, a concussion. He's gone. Chris Oliva, one catch, one fumble. One fumbled, negative one, and he's gone. Yeah, and Jerome Ford gone early in the game. Dallas Goddard. You know, beat. Goose gone early in the game. Yeah, if you're going to be hurt, be a Nico. Catch a 72-yard bomb. Get hurt on the touchdown. Run right out of the end zone into the locker room. Can we just, let's just do the, like, NFL players, let's just do the like.
If you're going to get hurt, get a touchdown first. Get hurt on a touchdown. That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying on the touchdown. You're going to pull your hamstring and become week to week. Do it on a touchdown. Do it on a touchdown. And I'll be okay. All right. Wow, that was, I mean, we just rattled off. We don't have a list in front of us. We just rattled off five guys that literally went out early in the games on one week. And then there were players that seemed like they were hurt, like Calvin Ridley or Doc Prescott.
Well, they played in the games, but did they? Calvin didn't. I mean, it's not, your tweet was right. It's not football. What's going on there in Tennessee is not football. I tweeted the eight, let me do this. You're going to get, yeah, targets, targets, eight targets that he got from Will Levis, a Pop Warner quarterback. Well, here's, here's, this isn't you talking. This is Calvin Ridley after that game was asked. about his targets and his response the player himself said i got targets he said that to the reporter that's not me making a joke that's what he said he goes i got targets win he's like oh it's in the fourth and then he went and he goes yeah yeah maybe i should like be involved in the game plan before then right so brian callahan in tennessee is pulling his hair out his life has shortened significantly due to being going from joe burrow
that level of competency and execution to whatever Will Levis is, the amalgamation of... He's a banana ramma. He ate a banana with a banana peel on. I mean, he ate a banana with a banana peel on, and that's why we call him banana ramma. You can't do that if you're a quarterback. See, that, even that drops too positive. You could do that as a de-lineman. You know what I mean? Like, as a de-lineman, eat your banana peal. There are certain positions that can eat a banana with a banana peel on. You can't... do that at quarterback. You've got to have your head on straight. And I mean, look, I've been reminded that he was my guy. I don't know if you knew that he was. Did you know that? No, not Will Levis. Calvin Ridley. Yes. I've been reminded. Oh, have you? You know, the saving, it was a bet on Will Levis being competent. It was a bet on Brian Callahan executing his offense. We say this every offseason that, you know, when a new coach and offensive system comes into a place, we always project.
or we like to project how it goes well and what the path going well is. And to me, if it went well for Brian Callahan in Tennessee, it only goes well utilizing Calvin Ridley in this offense. It has not gone well. The nice thing is, if you want to drop him, you can drop him. I personally, I would not play him. I would put him on the bench. You can drop him. That's fine. He was a seventh round pick on Sleeper. He should not be the single. Yeah, he hasn't ruined your detriment to your team. And hopefully you drafted, you know, Jaden Daniels and Malik neighbors and other players that are still healthy and playing well. And I do think that, you know, Calvin Ridley will get some things figured out there. And he's probably somebody you should bench right now. Yeah, I mean. But man, it was frustrating. Here's the TLDR on the eight targets. There was one. There was one that he caught in the middle of the field. He did catch it. It was stripped out. It was declared an incomplete pass.
The other seven targets were not catchable. Two of them were tipped at the line of scrimmage. Two of them were, you know, the shape of a banana? It was kind of like that up into the sky and then down into the opponent's hands. It was, it was tough. It was really tough to watch. I don't know what you would do if you are a coach. You're entrusted with a franchise and the quarterback that you have is that. bad of a decision maker or executor whatever that bad of a quarterback and you don't have another option like mason rudolph isn't fixing it you know it's like at least at least for carolina andy dalton was behind there it's like that's a competent quarterback that's like a legitimate average NFL starter and when you don't have one of those guys at quarterback you just have to like do you do you go to the game plan and say we're going to run 78% of the time probably
And that's what you could do better with Mason Rudolph is just run. I mean, this was not, I wasn't the only one that bet on him. Brian Callahan and the Titans bet on it. And he doesn't seem to have it together. It's very tough to watch. I think the way I put it in the tweet was if you accidentally drink something poisonous, if you, you know, you misread your prescription bottle and you take like an extra one and you shouldn't have. Watch this video. It will clear your stomach. I think my son watched that video this week. Oh, yeah. You were out of the.
out of the state and supposed to be enjoying a trip to a theme park. Yeah, yeah. And we did for a lot of the days. But your son ended up with food poisoning. A bad pork chop. Is that what it was? We believe. We believe it was a bad pork chop. I was going to ask you. It wasn't a churro, right? There's no such things about churro. Nothing organic in there to poison you. Yeah, exactly. Okay. You had reactions to the weekend. We gathered a few of them together in the most sophisticated form possible. Jason and I will help you reflect with Monday Punday. And none better than Chris Godson. Yes, he has been. How about Josh Touchdowns? And Terry McScoran. He sure is. Jordan Lovely. He really was. We have Super DeMario. You should have played him. I know. Romeo Dubs got back out of the doghouse. I really wish you had this one, but Drake.
Yay! And Taiwan, Tracy, Jr. Yeah, you got it done. We had some bad performances, too, like James Kahn artist. And Sequin Barely. And Travis E.T. Ended My Week. And Calvin Didley. Yeah, and DJ Boar. Jackson Smith, then Gigbad. I like that one. So stupid. We got Kyler Worried. And Yak Prescott. And Zach lost. Well, hopefully the week went well for you, the listener, and it was okay for me. I know you had a worse week, but I escaped mostly. We all remember bad beats, but we don't remember bad wins, and I'm going to try to remember I got two bad wins this week. Oh, you got one of the stankiest wins, not just because sometimes you get a bad win because you don't score a lot of points. Which I didn't. And your opponent scores fewer points, which he did score fewer points.
But the way that it happened for you in our League of Record is, it's just unfair. It's like the dream. It's like if you have a team that plays really bad, you're like, the only way I'm winning this week is if Olave goes out on the first play with a fumble and then like Jerome Ford doesn't play and then like Metcalf doesn't score. Right. Metcalf, you know. And Friar Meath gets a touchdown callback. And all those things happen. And yeah, I win by three because of all of that. So yeah, I'm going to try to remember the bad wins and we're ready to roll.
Welcome to Ready to Roll, presented by Nissan. Oh, Andy forgot how to drink and just spilled all over himself. Good job. Well, we're ready to roll this week. And what we're going to focus on at this point heading into week seven is the touchdown underachievers. These are guys that are usually good targets. They're a little bit undervalued. And they, you know, The reason that we have averages of like how many targets per touchdowns, how many yards per touchdowns is because those things happen. If you get a bunch of yards, eventually you're going to get a touchdown. If you get a bunch of opportunities, eventually you're going to get one. And some of these players, it's just not been bouncing their way. So here are some positive regression candidates for touchdown scoring. Right now at the running back position, we got three guys for you. Josh Jacobs, six games, one rushing.
touchdown. He has 20.3 opportunities per game. He's 11 fantasy points per game and he's just not scoring touchdowns, even though Packers look great. Yeah, and Josh Jacobs looks good too. It's definitely one of the ones that should return to the mean. Yeah, so that that's just someone you want to bet on right now. I think that you've had a couple of very unique opportunities where touchdowns have kind of been almost vultured from him. So Josh Jacobs managers, they're probably not too happy right now. I think you could buy low on Josh Jacobs, and that would be wise. I don't see all of the touchdowns going to Jordan Love through the passing game. Najee Harris, one rushing touchdown, which was this week. He finally got it done, but he's getting 19.2 opportunities per game. That's one where I probably am not pulling the trigger because of Jalen Warren's return and the fact that I don't, although he's been a touchdown guy.
Yeah, not. Maybe that's a good one. I think, and he looked, Noggi looked really good this week. He had a couple, uh, angry runs. Yeah. And he had one, he had one where it was like a cut and juke, which is not usually. Oh, he's juke. Yeah, it was, it was crazy. I was like, who are you? Is that, are you? Are you. Is that Barry Sanders? Is that Alabama, man, I love Naji at Alabama. Um, and then Jonathan Taylor, only four games played obviously injured, but he only has one rushing touchdown. And he's over 20 opportunities. per game that he's been playing in. So focus on him when he comes back. At wide receiver, a couple of the underperforming guys. You got C.D. Lamb and you're like, he's been great. C.D. Lamb's been awesome so far this year. He looks, you know, dominant most weeks, but only two touchdowns. That team was hard to watch this week. The Cowboys. They broken. Look wrong.
Yeah, they have no defense, really. They're bad, bad, bad, bad, bad, bad. And they don't have any running game and everybody knows it. It's like Jerry thinks they don't know that, but they're one dimensional. And Tom Brady said this so much on the show yesterday or on the broadcast where like early in the game they were trying to run the ball, mind you for like a yard. And he's like, why are you doing this? You need to throw the ball more now before they force you to be one-dimensional because of being down. Yeah, and hopefully they end up doing that like they did last year. Last year they spent the first couple weeks of the season, I think about the first five or six weeks. Oh, pretending? Pretending like they could run the ball. That's true. And failing. And then they just abandoned it and said, all right, let's just pass the ball. But C.D. Lamb, he's been very, very involved. I will say this, you know, the Rico Dattle stuff.
the high-powered Cowboys offense, it feels like we're waiting for it to become a high-powered Cowboys offense. They're not like a top-10 offense right now. That's not how it feels watching these games. Well, yeah, and at this point last year, before this past weekend, CD was the wide receiver 20 last year at this point. Before that. Before he became the wide receiver won in dominant fashion. Yeah. A couple of Seahawks receivers, which really, maybe this is more of a Gino-Smith take. But D.K. McCaff, six games, only two touchdowns on nine targets per game. And I don't know if you realize this. JSN is averaging over eight targets a game, 8.2. That's 16th in the NFL. I mean, Gino's slinging it. He's 48, 41.8 pass attempts per game. 48? 41.8. A 41 point. I did start to say 48. So you heard it. Gotcha. Yeah. But I did correct myself. But only six passing touchdowns. And it's really.
not fair in the sense like there are two is a super target right now i still think yeah i do too he looks great he had a touchdown where his the tippy tippy toe was out of bounds um that's on him but i mean he just well mike said he's wearing the wrong uh cleat color needs to be wearing white absolutely if i'm a wide receiver yeah i'm white because you can't tell when i mean i think they give him that touchdown if he's got white cleats paint my shoes with the the the same paint that they use on the field. You're darn right, you do. Morning of, you get it from the groundskeeper. That's right. That's right. Or just the tip of my toe. Just the outside edge. Just the very tip of the toe is white and the, and the shoe is black. You've got black shoes and you just white edge. That's genius. And then, but JSN as well, but D.K. Metcalfe also, in addition to that tippy toe touchdown, if you didn't watch the game, he had a bomb touchdown.
that was called back by another one of these illegal formations. Which now you're diametrically opposed to as well. I'm just so like, they just bother you. They bother you and Mike. They bother me and Mike. What if they just had the right? What if they did a legal formation though? Well, so here's the thing. I get the argument that these are professionals and they should just line up in the correct formation, right? Like, okay. Yeah, sure. No, that's true. But all I actually care about is good football. I want to see fun football. And when these formations. have no bearing on the play. And it's like, he didn't get that touchdown because a guy was an inch over, you know, like this. It didn't change anything. And so you're ruining football by calling this crap. Okay. That's my opinion. Okay. Zay Flowers, one touchdown? Yep, Zay Flowers, eight targets per game, only one touchdown. I think his will be coming. And then at tight end, dude, Trey McBride, his touchdowns have to be coming. They have to be coming. He's,
7.6 targets per game. That's second. And he's great. 9.4 points per game. He's been, I don't know, definitely a top three tight end as far as just consistency, target volume, receptions. Eight targets this past week. Eight catches this past week. You know how many touchdowns he has on the season? Zero. Zero. No, that's not true. Oh, that's right. He recovered a touchdown in the end zone. He recovered a fumbled touch. That's right. He has not caught a touchdown this season or rushed for one. They lost Harrison early in that game too, and McBride took advantage of it. So that's a good one. You're going to expect that Harrison will probably miss this next week. So McBride should be full go. Jake Ferguson. He was such a disappointment this past week.
Three catches for 11 yards in a game where they were trailing and just couldn't get it going. Yeah, you would expect more. His red zone utilization is usually great. CD and Fergolicious, I would say, are good targets, but they're going to buy week. Then they come out and they play San Francisco. Hopefully they get some of their defensive unit back after this buy because it's hard to watch them right now. All right, that was ready to roll, presented by Nissan and the all new reimagined Nissan kicks. Take on the city with the Nissan kicks, bold new look, plus safety features like the Nissan Safety Shield 360 technologies. That'll have your back in traffic. Head over to NissanUSA.com to learn more. Nissan Safety Shield technologies can't prevent all collisions or warn in all situations. See the owners mania for important safety information. News and notes from around the league. Presented by USAA Insurance.
Well, before the week began, David Montgomery signed a two-year $18.25 million contract extension and then proceeded to ignore every arm and leg tackle possible on his way to another gigantic football game. I love watching him play. And I love watching Gibbs play, but I don't want them together. You know, and they're stuck together for a long time now. Yeah. Like this was, this contract move was basically, this tandem is going to keep working for us. Does it affect your Gibbs dynasty value? A little bit, yeah, a little bit because you would hope that there would be a graduation. The second half of last year there was a graduation to Gibbs. Montgomery was hurt during the year, Gibbs early in the year. They both, they do work really well together. It's tough as a fantasy player because, you know, there's a bit of an equation here, Jason, where the lines can score 45, 50 points. Mm-hmm.
And so it's kind of like you've got the main running back on two 25 point teams sometimes. And, you know, yesterday was not Gibbs Day. There were a lot of Monday pundays about Montgomery stealing away, you know, the opportunities for Gibbs. They go that super big, we've got more line menu package on the goal line. You know, Gibbs. had 15-yard run after 15-yard run yesterday. He just didn't get into the end zone. And he still had double-digit fantasy points. You know, it's not one of those really bad performances. It's just you have a higher expectation, especially when the team is scoring 40 plus points. Yeah, he's not finished once outside that top 20, Gibbs. No, he's been very consistent. 5.2. Here's his yards per carry. 6.5, 5.2, 5.6, 5.2, 5.2, 5.2, the last four games. Yeah, and Montgomery has been even better. Unbelievable. Unbelievable.
But isn't it fun of watching Montgomery? Well, yeah, you want somebody that's going to like... It's similar to James Connor where guys just, they're just stronger than the defensive guys. They're just stronger. They work out more or something. Take better protein. They have missed. They've got a buy week in Montgomery's the RB 7 right now. And that's pretty impressive. Gibbs RB 15. So, yeah, long term, this is not a Gibbs takeover. Both guys have the... added benefit of if one of them gets hurt, the other one's probably the number one running back in football. Right. I mean, Michael Pittman. This is wild. He's going on IR. Wait. Oh, hold up. No, he's totally fine and awesome. Play him. Except he said now, injured reserve is still not off the table. What? But as long as he feels he can win rounds, I'll be out there. Does he know the...
Injure reserve is four weeks. Can you imagine having an injury where you're just like, this is either not an injury or a four week injury at any moment. Right. I'm still deciding. If I can win routes, if I can win routes, like I'm going to, I'm going to do that. I'm going to be out there. But otherwise four. I'm missing four. Wait a minute. Is this, dude, is this an Anthony Richardson thing? It's just like, well, let's, let me see. Wait, you can't win routes if Richardson's back so it goes down to IR. Yeah. He's like, oh, man. The surprising pull of Anthony Richardson and then and then Pittman active for Joe Flacco and he's out there winning routes. This is the opposite of the breakfast club. Yeah, this is like, hey, if he's starting, put me on IR. I mean, Joe Flacco is two and one and put up 34 points in the loss. He's playing good. Travis E.T.N. Week to week.
He's been playing through his shoulder injury. This was a hamstring, Goddard hamstring, Taj Spears hamstring, Jerome Ford hamstring. Drumford is the most like consequential in the sense that he could kind of be expiring. They used Devante Forman a lot. And Nick Chub's supposed to come back next week. Yeah, this is actually, um, it's going to be very, very interesting to see what Nick Chub can do considering the Jerome Ford injury. With him out of the way, now all of a sudden it's not like a- Yeah, you need him bad. Yeah, it's not an ease him back in. This is a team that needs victories, needs Chubb in order to get the victories, and now doesn't have the luxury of easing him in with a full depth chart. Did you hear, though, that they're considering starting Chubb at quarterback? Oh, that would be such an upgrade. But don't hear what I'm not saying. That would be such an upgrade if he is a pocket passer. If they take Nick Chubb and they don't let him run the ball,
Dasen upgrade at quarterback. Seems that way. Deshawn Watson should not be the quarterback. They should trade Watson for Levis, you know, straight up. See how it works in the other? You know what was weird? Deshawn Watson was actually good. He was good in the second half. Then the second half of the game. He was good. Eleven for 11 to start the second half. How can you do that sometimes? And then be so outlandishly inaccurate other times. Yeah. Maybe you're a bipolar quarterback? Yeah, I think he's been eating banana peels. Marvin Harrison Jr. Chris Olavee concussions ruled out pretty quickly. And Olavee, I was worried right from the jump. Before they even ruled him out, I was like, okay, hitting the head and he's had, this is now his third. Third documented concussion. I mean, he's not playing this week. No, no. Well, they're Thursday night. So there's no chance. If you've got Chris Olave move on, I'm, I've got him everywhere, unfortunately. And I.
Don't move on, like drop him. I'm just saying prepare this week for someone else. I'm hoping he's back the following week. That's like, that is my rose-colored glasses at this point. He played 94% of snaps the week before and scored two points. He played 3% of snaps this past week and scored negative 1 points. Not helpful. Yeah, that's disappointing. Dontavian Wicks left of the shoulder injury didn't return. So his drops per game went down. That's true. The. drop of fab on him has become worse and worse. Because I was still in this week. I mean, I still put together the draft Kings lineup. He was in it. Oh, I was out. Yeah, I didn't listen to an episode while I was gone. Sorry. Well, on Sunday live, you know, with Watson being activated, with Dobbs being back, with Jayden Reed being the alpha, I just was like, you're playing with fire because the catch percentage on Wix was already terrible. Yeah.
You know, if you're catching half the ball's throwing your direction. My point is the seven targets from the week prior might have had people starting them. You know what I mean? Like people were like, I'm just going to go after it again. And then they get back to back just slaps across the face. Yeah. James Cook, questionable for tonight's football game. I think he's going to be in there. But you need an emergency plan. Hopefully, I mean, it's probably too late for you to get that. But Ty Johnson, Ray Davis would be the emergency plan. Or if you have them in your flex, which you should have them in your flex, the emergency plan becomes Matt Collins or, you know, Curtis Samuel or, by golly, Dawson Knox if you had to. Players, that'll be out on Waverwire, Xavier Gibson. Kalil Shakir questionable. We'll see if he's back. They need him and Tyler Conklin questionable. Hopefully you had a different option, although he was very good last week.