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Week 10 Studs & Duds + Sinking Ships, Monday Punday | Fantasy Football 2022 - Ep. 1330

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Take five boards a Papa Josh-powered fantasy Titanic

The video introduction admits it is the fourth or fifth failed attempt, peels back the production curtain, and frames a bad weekend as emotional processing. The live show places the Borgogan, Papa Josh, and Judge Giamatti in the building; Papa Josh is described as perpetually too cheery and bouncing off the walls while the hosts feel like victims on the upended Titanic hitting the propeller. One host explicitly calls that his fantasy season.

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Monday Punday crosses Mike's Amon Roar line

The hosts say community-submitted puns are how the show always processes a football weekend. The list runs through Wowvin Cook, Robert Tanya On, Cooper Hiccup, Greg Dullcich, Bore Darrell Patterson, Generic Henry, Christian My Dear Watson, Just Win Fields, Amon Roar St. Brown, Alvin Camera, Saquon Sparkly, Christian Smirk, Clyde Edwards Despair, and Squashed Palmer. Amon Roar is declared stupid, the worst, and across the line before a host compares the room's bad mood to Titanic passengers rejecting puns.

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Deshaun Watson becomes Voldemort on air

When Deshaun Watson news is introduced, one host asks who Voldemort is, realizes the reference means the player who shall not be named, says he loves the logic, calls it a good nickname, and closes with 'Voldemort it is.'

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Mike's Taysom feud becomes an unblocked haymaker exchange

A formerly staunch anti-Taysom opinion starts to flip as Hill interrupts unsuccessful Saints drives, prompting another host to say 'Welcome to the party.' Near the close, Taysom outscores Clyde by one yard, the desk directly calls Mike to climb the hill, and Mike describes himself and Taysom as an old movie fight of completely unblocked haymakers that he absorbs and returns for good fun.

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Clyde gets sad music, B.Y.E., a waiver bomb, and a Westbrook mustache

Clyde Edwards-Helaire's zero rushing yards, zero receiving yards, and six-percent snap role call for sad music. The hosts spell B.Y.E. but expand it as 'Bring your evening,' say goodbye, prefer dropping a bomb on waivers, and note Kansas City's wrong first-round pick caused many listeners to make the wrong pick. An Andy Reid voice benches Clyde for a seventh-rounder and gives him a mustache while trying to imbue him with Brian Westbrook.

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Six for 66 summons the every-three-weeks beast

A six-catch, 66-yard line is immediately labeled the Mark of the Beast and another reason to stay away. When Papa Josh appears not to recognize the joke, the hosts are astonished and say they make it roughly every three weeks—while insisting this particular instance is real.

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Brooks deletes Hockenson from the duds document

When T.J. Hockenson's seven catches, 45 yards, and ten targets appear among disappointing tight ends, the hosts reject the classification, call the producer row haters, and repeatedly command Brooks to delete the entry.

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Episode notes

The video introduction admits it is the fourth or fifth attempt, peels back the curtain, and says a bad fantasy weekend must be emotionally processed. The live producer roll call places Kyle the Borgogan, Papa Josh, and Judge Giamatti in the building. Papa Josh is described as perpetually too cheerful and bouncing off the walls while the hosts are sour; the room compares the fantasy collapse to the Titanic rising before victims hit the propeller, and one host says that is metaphorically his season. Monday Punday supplies Wowvin Cook, Robert Tanya On, Cooper Hiccup, Greg Dullcich, Bore Darrell Patterson, Generic Henry, Christian My Dear Watson, Just Win Fields, Amon Roar St. Brown, Alvin Camera, Saquon Sparkly, Christian Smirk, Clyde Edwards Despair, and Squashed Palmer. Mike rejects the Amon Ra delivery, another host says the Titanic's passengers probably did not appreciate puns either, and the segment sails into news. The most durable nickname origin arrives when a host asks who Voldemort is, realizes Deshaun Watson is the player who shall not be named, calls the nickname good, and declares 'Voldemort it is.' Mike's accepted Taysom Hill grudge then evolves. An anti-Taysom opinion starts to flip amid Saints dysfunction, another host welcomes the convert, and the close directly invites Mike to climb the hill before Mike describes his Taysom relationship as completely unblocked movie haymakers that he absorbs and returns for good fun. Clyde Edwards-Helaire receives a longer funeral: sad music accompanies zero rushing yards, zero receiving yards, and a six-percent role; B.Y.E. is deliberately expanded to 'Bring your evening'; the desk prefers dropping a waiver bomb and says Kansas City's wrong pick made many listeners make the wrong pick. An Andy Reid voice then orders Clyde to the bench, replaces him with a seventh-rounder, and gives him a mustache to turn him into Brian Westbrook. Elsewhere a six-for-66 line triggers the Mark of the Beast, and the hosts are stunned Papa Josh has not heard a joke they say appears every three weeks. At the end, the desk rejects T.J. Hockenson's placement among the duds, calls the producers haters, and orders Brooks to delete the entry from the live document.

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Welcome to the fantasy footballers podcast. This is my fourth or fifth introduction for this video. I have not been able to land this. So let me just, I'm going to peel back the curtain and let you on the inside of our journey here. I had a bad weekend for fantasy football. I'm hoping you had a great weekend for fantasy football. We're going to process all of our emotions here. We're going to go through the studs. We're going to go through the duds. I'm glad you're here with us. Please enjoy the show. The Fantasy Footballer Studio is brought to you by Samsung Galaxy. Visit Samsung.com to learn more. To the Fantasy Footballers Podcast with your host, Andy Holloway, Jason Moore, and Mike Wright. Oh, welcome in. Monday, November 14th. Welcome one and all. Andy Mike and Jason, the Fantasy Footballers podcast.

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Producers in the building today, the Borgogan, Papa Josh, Judge Giammati, Papa Josh, far too cheery, just in general. Yeah, just in life. Yeah, not like this morning, just every morning. No, but on mornings like this, when you guys, you know, you guys are a little bit, a little sour. A little razzled by a rough weekend of fantasy football. And then here's Papa Josh bouncing off the walls as always in his late 40s. I'm not saying now I know exactly what it was like to be on the Titanic. Right. But I'm not not saying that's. Good, good. At least we're not being hyperbolic this morning. We would never. No, you are essentially the victim of a large ship sinking. You know the scene where it goes way up and the people are hitting the propellers on the way down? Yeah.

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Yeah, been there. Yeah. Been there. Metaphorically, that's my fantasy season. Oh, good. So we'll be reacting to all of that today. We've got studs and duds, the weekly rewind. We do have injuries to talk about because fantasy football. There's a lot, but a lot of people out there that have hit by the injuries. Also, uh, Jeff Saturday. Yeah. Undefeated. Jeff Saturday gets the big win over the incredible. Las Vegas Raiders who have still retained their coach. They're very similar to a Titanic as well. But bonjour, because I am sure that we have picked up hundreds of thousands of listeners from Germany after the sensational game over there. The crowd was incredible. So bonjour. What's up, everybody? Welcome, bonjour. Why does it seem like we're embittered by London games, but now huge fans of Munich games? Is that because the crowd was singing John Denver? Yeah, the people were incredible.

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Not in London anymore? Is it because we've been soured on all the London games being like Jacksonville only? Yes, that doesn't help things. But also the difference being because of daylight savings time when everyone else switches their clocks. That's right. It moves the games to like an acceptable 730 or whatever it was. Yeah, so it was a fun game in Germany. It got a little close at the end. Ridiculous Gino Smith throws, but as always, we react to a weekend of fantasy football through puns. This is how we process the weekend and we put out the request for submissions and you guys, well, you did what you always do. Yes. Well, let's begin here with Wow, Vin Cook. How about Robert Tanya on? Cooper.

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Hiccup. Wait, we're going after Cooper? No, it's just a hiccup in his career. Okay. Greg Dolcich. Oh, I got another yawner here. Bore Darrell Patterson. Oh, but generic Henry. Oh, generic Henry. Christian, my dear Watson. What a game. Just Winfields. I'm in Roar. St. Brown. That's so stupid. That's the worst one. That's the one that crosses the line for you. That's the one that broke it for me. Alvin Kamera. Sequin Sparkley. Christian smirk. Clyde Edwards despair. And squashed Palmer. Who really let me down. Yeah. Mike couldn't handle Amon Roar St. Brown? Yeah. So you didn't have to actually roar. I think that was the problem. Yeah. You read it. Amon Roar? Mm.

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I disagree. You got to sell that thing. Would you have preferred, what was it, Christian Watt father? Because I saw that too. That's kind of up your alley. Changing son to father. That's kind of the thing you do with those. You know what I mean? No. Okay, good. I didn't put that one in there either. I don't do that one. Maybe you're just more embittered by your weekend. You couldn't embrace the funds. Maybe everything's terrible. Who knows? Who's to say? Oh, well, I mean, look, from what I understand. As the Titanic went down, nobody appreciated any puns at that time. Yeah, they probably did not. Into the news we go. News and notes from around the league. Presented by USAA Insurance. Well, the Rams wide receiver Cooper Cup. Exiting with a right ankle injury. He will undergo an MRI today. Initial reports are that he avoided a fractured fibula.

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The concern now is a high ankle sprain, which would sideline him for a while. He was on a ton of pain. Yeah, it didn't look good. There's a lot of speculation about the fibula. It's great news that he didn't break his leg, but you would expect him to miss maybe a month. And this is now a Rams team. having lost to the Cardinals that is pretty much out of it, right? Lost season. I don't think that they're trying to rush Cooper Cup back to do anything good for the rest of their season. That's a good point. Like you could get him back for the playoffs or, I mean, we still need more news, but just me speculating. I'd say there's, there's a chance they just shut him down. There are implications. I mean, I've seen people speculate on OBJ. I think there's a zero percent chance he goes to Los Angeles. He wants to win. I agree.

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But Alan Robinson, Van Jefferson, and Tyler Higbee, all going to see a necessary increase in utilization. Well, there were an average of 150 targets a game going to Cooper Cup. So those now will have to go somewhere else. I mean, to me, I mean, we're not on the waiver day, of course, but low-key Ben Scaronic, I think might be far more involved than people are expecting. Yeah, I think he's going to be more involved than Van Jefferson will be. Yeah, Van Jefferson didn't come into the game until Cooper Cup got hurt. Yeah, the Rams season is going down. And if you had Cooper Cup, he was. Same Rams. It was a, you know, he's a backbone player for your team. Yeah. Zach Ertz left knee injury, multiple weeks. Team believes the ACL's intact. He will have an MRI as well. But a major knee injury for Zach Ertz.

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Rondell Moore will be even more secure. Yeah. Hopkins, of course. But, I mean, you've lost Hollywood Brown. You've lost Sackertz now, and they had a ton of targets. And Zachers was, man, yeah, you're right, Kyle. He looks at being carted off the field. Yeah, he looked like he knew, but Rondale Moore is having a very low-key breakout season. Yeah, I mean, we saw in the beginning of the year Greg Dulcich in kind of that. Dorch. Dorch, thank you. Greg Dorch, the Dorksich. Dorsuch. Having a lot of fantasy relevance to start the season kind of in that Rondale role and now he's taking it over. That was the hope is now you're getting a more talented player getting that utilization. There's not a big difference between, I mean, the targets for Rondaymo, 13, 10, and 8 the last three weeks. He's been a top 20 wide receiver in all of them. That's 136 reception pace.

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So, or sorry, top 24. Yeah, he's 7, 21, and 17. Yep. Big place. Couple downfield from that quarterback, Cole McCoy. It was nice to see the Cardinals able to move the ball. Did it climb into your mind at all that maybe, Jason, the offense is all right and the execution is wrong? It climbed. Considering it looked good? It climbed into my mind that maybe the execution is worse than. given credit for and all the credit goes to the coaching, I still think both are bad. Juju, went down with a very scary concussion. Yeah. He's now in the protocol. So probably going to miss some time. Leonard Fournett exited with a hip injury. The Buccaneers do go into the buy though. So if you were looking to get the kind of full workload to Rashad White next week, he's not playing.

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Yeah, it's really really interesting because he did get the start in the game. Rashad White started the game. But then as the game went on, Leonard Fournett was out touching Rashad White up into the third quarter. Then Fournett gets injury and Rashad White takes over as his breakout game. So you go into the biweek and you're thinking maybe this will be the time now where this really does become Rashad White's. team. He is a, he'll be a top priority pickup. I hate it when you get injury. I mean, on a weekend, like if you go out and play. Leonard Fournett, hip injury, Carlisle Herbert hip injury. Yeah, the Herbert one, we don't. I didn't even know about that till this morning. Yeah, I don't know that we have much information on it, but it was a, he left the field and they quickly said he's out. So.

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I mean, that's just anecdotal at this point, but a lot of times when a player is, like, even, I think Zach Ertz, he got carded off, and they're like, questionable. Right. He might be back. Wasn't it late in the game, though? Sometimes that's part of it too. Perhaps, but Cleo Herbert was immediately ruled out, so hopefully he's all right. Colquemette got banged up as well in this game. Jerry Judy exited with an ankle injury. They're reporting it's not the Achilles, but it is the back of the ankle. The fact that it's not the Achilles after watching it is that feels like a miracle because it was fully non-contact. He went down, grabbed his Achilles. It looks terrible. But if it's just an ankle, maybe he's back some time this season. I don't know. Did you see that if they had scored 18 points in every one of their games, they would be 8 and 1? The Broncos defense.

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what is happening to you. If you're out there and you're listening to this podcast. And you're part of the defense. And you're part of the Denver Broncos defense. I am so sorry. Yeah. Because you guys are awesome. You might be the best defense in the NFL. Fantastic play. Good job guys. You suck. I mean, your team sucks with Derek Henry was in the, the Punday getting clowned. Yeah. Generic Henry. Like, I mean, that takes a pretty strong defense to make that happen. And yet another L. Yeah. And I'll know Jerry Judy for a while. Yeah. Man, can you imagine how good the Broncos would be with Gino? It'd be really good. It's not even a joke. Like it's a joke. It's said to make a joke, but it's actually true. I mean, we, I think that we still need, I'll put it out there. I think we still need a little bit of time.

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to know for sure that Russell Wilson is toast with the injuries that, like, a torn lat, a bum hamstring. Yeah, the hand last year. Yeah. The brain. The sandwiches. No, I mean, ultimately, there's a process for this. Process, one, is going to be to blame the coach. I mean, if he continues to struggle. Oh, I can do that. If he continues to struggle, it would be 100% Nathaniel Hackett's fault. Yep. Then there's injury and then eventually acceptance. And that's when you make a trade for like a Drew Locke and get your offense going. Gerald Everett, groin injury out. Deshawn Watson eligible to return to practice this week and can play in week 13. Who's Voldemort? Oh, I get it. I love it. He who shall not be named. Okay. Oh, my goodness. That's a good nickname. Voldemort it is. PJ. It's high ankle sprain for PJ Walker.

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Steve Wilkes said Baker is going to get the start against Baltimore. Start your Baltimore Ravens defense. I don't think I'll ever call him anything but Baltimore to get the rest of my life. It's so good. It's pretty good, man. Uh, Jahan Dotson's officially playing tonight. JD McKissick's officially out. And that was today's news and notes presented by USAA insurance. Learn more at us a.com slash insurance. There were good stories. There was some. There was good stuff. Let's get into it. This week's fantasy stud muffins. Go ahead, Mike. Justin Fields forever! I mean, look, it took me and Kyle out, but that's all right because Justin Fields is a thing. The guy is dominating over the last five weeks. The leading rusher in the league is quarterback.

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Justin Fields 12 for 20 through the air. Uh, two huge touchdowns to, uh, start of the week. Colquemette who chasing the points came through, but 13 for 147 and 2 on the ground. Just a week after breaking the regular season single game rushing record for a quarterback puts 147 up. This is, this is sensational and so much fun to watch. He is on pace to break the single season record for rushing. And he will. And he just got started. It's really, if you have Justin Fields and you were on the cusp of being a good fantasy team, there is a decent chance you can ride Justin Fields into a championship. Like that is the, it's not a guarantee, but it is a possibility. You do have a biweek coming up, but the defense is that bad and the offense is that effective now.

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Well, the by week is not for a while. And this week coming up, Atlanta. That's, yeah, I mean, I don't even know if that's good. He's been better again. I mean, it's, yes, it's all good for Justin Fields, but it's not as good as playing a good team. Yeah, you want a team that's going to score points and you have to play catch up. If you take out the first two weeks where this new coaching staff was trying to figure out what to do with Justin Fields, and obviously there's a very. completely different offense in the beginning of the year. Since week three on, he's on pace for a 1,500 rushing yard season. That's like as good as a running back can do as quarterback. So, you know, I'm seeing questions about trading wise with Justin Fields. Would you trade him high? Doubt it. Yeah. I mean, usually it's pretty good advice to trade high when someone's exploding like this.

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This is the type of player that if you added him off the waiver wire a week ago, two weeks ago, I mean, when a quarterback is putting up 40 to 50 points in your scoring format, doubling every other quarterback, I don't know why you would trade at this point of the season. No, you just got to think you keep capturing that, you know, lightning in a bottle for the rest of the year. The thing is about Justin Fields, and I agree with you, Andy, it's better if he plays a good offense, a good team. I mean, we saw when he played against the Dallas Cowboys, great defense, he was a top five quarterback. New England, in New England, he was a top five quarterback. But New England's not a good offense. No, I'm sure, but I'm saying the defense was scary. But if you look at the playoffs, week 15, week 16, to start your fantasy playoffs, the Philadelphia Eagles. That's a problem.

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And the Buffalo Bills. That's a problem. I'm saying I think that could be great for Justin Fields. I don't know how anybody stops what he's able to do. If the Buffalo Bills have shown anything over the last couple weeks, it's that people can act, they can run on them. That's true. Running backs have been having success. And if Justin Fields is the running back. Maybe just don't worry about the opponent in play Justin Fields. Yep. Well, Patrick Mahomes is really good. Yep. Four more touchdowns ran for 39 yards, and then Tua Tunga Viloa continues to be hyper-efficient. The offense did not punt. Yeah, the whole game. Yeah, I guess I don't know if they punted once they brought the backups in with two minutes left or whatever, but up until Tua left the field, they never punted the football. You know, Mike McDaniels got it going with this scheme, and they go for it too. I don't know how you stop this offense because what?

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Jeff Wilson and Rahim Moster are able to do as a one-two punch on the ground while you have the unbelievable one-two punch of Tyree Kill and Jalen Waddle. I just don't, I don't think you can plan for those four players. They're too fast. It's been fun to watch in Miami, and their defense is not strong enough to keep people at bay. So it's been fun to, you know, it's crazy. Because Miami was a team that was in the Voldemort sweepstakes as well as Russell Wilson situation. You know, you had, oh, we got to move on from Tua. Like Tua is great. Like he's playing great football, 25 for 32, 285 and 3. It's been impressive. What are we going to do? What are we going to do in our Draft Kings lineups this week without Tyree Kill and Jalen Wannel? Because they're staples?

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Yeah, they're just, they're so good, but now they're going on by. That's so sad. I might play them anyway. Okay. Yeah, that's probably my advice to the, do I do that right, Kyle, for the DFS world? Do you play them even on by? Yeah, just, just lock them in right now. Lock them, got it. Or you, you play the wide receiver one for this next guy. For Matt Ryan? Yeah. I don't, I don't know how Matt Ryan's in the studs section. I think with 222 and 1 on the. Through the air. He had a rushing touchdown as well. Yeah, I mean, that's, I think it's, you know, the quarterback scoring was. You just want to talk about Matt Ryan? Is that what it is? Quarterback scoring was not fantastic this week. But Matt Ryan started after the declaration that Sam Ellen Giger would be the starter for the rest of the season. It was a genius move by. And then you fire the coach. And you're like, oh, we should put Matt Ryan back in.

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Apparently this was good enough for QB4 on the week. Really? 2.22 and one through the air. I mean, look, he had the run. He had like a, so he had finished with 38 yards. I thought that the run was 39 yards. That sounds about right. But it was, seeing Matt Ryan run down the field through open space, it was very exhilarating. Mike, let's be accurate. Jog. He jogged down the field. Okay. Well, no, he was putting the effort in. He wasn't jogging. He was running. We did immediately following his jaunt, I'll say. Okay, that's fine. We did. I did. I did do a little Google search on his age because I wanted to see how close I was to Matt Ryan's age because that looked like I would have looked going down the field. Oh, go on. No, you did you want to say I would have been much faster? Go on.

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No, I just wanted to confirm it was a 39-yard ride. Good, good. Aaron Rogers' first three touchdown game of the year, all three of them, to the rookie, Christian Watson. This was a game in which the Packers, you know, 14 completions for Aaron Rogers. Yeah, they established it. Yeah, there was a lot of Aaron Jones and AJ Dillon, which makes sense. DAC, 26 for 46, passed it 26 more times than Rogers in the same game. Three touchdowns, but two picks. has Minnesota in Minnesota next week. That'll be an exciting game. Josh Allen was... Wait, Josh Allen made it on the list? I mean, it was a disappointing game for him. He's definitely struggling right now. Two picks, one touchdown, but 84 rushing yards is going to get you on the list. Okay. Let's skip this next guy here at running back. No, I mean, look, Jonathan Taylor, 22 for 147 and 1. He was on the field for 100% of the Colts passing plays.

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Let's not forget the fallout from Naim Hines's trade. Sure. Which was, you know, he was a staple on third down, getting out there at least for a good portion of them. And now Jonathan Taylor healthy? Yep. Raiders plus explosive plays equals monster game. Yeah, I mean, the, what we've been waiting for is him to be healthy. And you just weren't sure how long it's going to take with the coaching change. What's going to happen, yada, yada, yada. Well, he was back. He was healthy. Philly next week. Yeah, you don't have a 66-yard run unless you're healthy. And obviously that is not the best matchup, but they did lose Jordan Davis in the middle of that defense. Philly was ran on quite a bit last week, weren't they? So I'm interested. They'll play tonight and we'll see how their run defense holds up. We've got other running backs to talk about, but I'm going to take a quick break and then come back and talk about Aaron Jones.

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24 for 138 and 1. Aaron Jones, the RB 8 on the year doing what he does. That's just, that seems not fair. He's super good at football. I agree, but so many games of being like, so the running back 30. So he's been the running back 29 or worse five times. It's about 50%. He's like the Aaron Jones of always. Yeah, just saying that it feels unfair for you to be bad 50% of the time, but you're like, nope, I'm running back eight, baby. Well, because when he's good, he's great. And it's weird. You see these boom bust type of players all the time, but they are usually wide receivers who, you know, the Gabe Davis where, you know, when he catches the ball, it's usually in the end zone and you get big performances and low volume. You don't see that.

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as much with running backs because their volume is more secure. But that's certainly how it is with Aaron Jones. Brooks, do we have playoff primer this Wednesday? Is that the schedule? Yes, sir. So we'll be looking at some of the end-of-season schedules for these players, which is going to be pretty important, especially for, you know, 50-50 guys like Aaron Jones, see what they have coming down the stretch, Tennessee, Philadelphia the next two weeks. Saquan Barkley, 35 carries. Yikes. For one. 52 and 1, and they tabled extension talks. They had brought them up during the buy week, but no extension yet. Yeah, I mean, it's not fair when you get to play Houston and your Saquan Berkeley, you can expect a massive performance. It's also not fair when you get to play the Lions, and that is who he gets to play next week. Barclay's doing the old wait one more matchup. Well, I can get some more value, and then he'll bring the contract back up.

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Dalvin Cook had an 81-yard touchdown run, went 14 for 1119 and 1. He's the RB 9 on the year, just behind Aaron Jones. Yeah, great. Still got it. He still got the juice, man, to pull away from people. James Connor, you guys talked about him as a buy candidate. He was also a touchdown, positive touchdown regression candidate, and he scored twice, played 96% of snaps. You know, Benjamin didn't even see the... field, I think, maybe one carry, one snap. It was all Connor. So never not working. It kind of came true and never not working for all the names we mentioned. Devin Singletary was another one. He ended up scoring twice this week. Chris Godwin. Yeah. Oh, baby. Oh, baby. Touchdown guarantee. I was getting a little scared. Got into the second half. Godwin wasn't getting the targets, but I was scared. I was scared. They threw the flag on the touchdown. I was like, no. And then they picked it back. I gave him a call.

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Yeah, thank you. I buzzed them. I said, no, this one stands. But you put a few bucks down on it, right? I sure did. Paid off. Put a little Sammy. Put a little Sammy down. Impressive. How often do you bet 55 instead of 50? All every time, every single time. You go through and look at my bets. You go 55 just to get the, for the brand. It's my unit. That's a test. That may not be the most responsible of betting units. No, no, I'm not recommending anybody do anything. I'm just saying this is what I'm doing. That's your unit. Let's talk about the Miami Superbackfield. Both Jeff Wilson and Rahim Moster scored a rushing touchdown. Jeff Wilson was 17 for 119 and 1. Rahim Moster was 8 for 65 and 1. Moster had four receptions for 22 yards. Wilson had two for 24. Yeah, feels.

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Feels really good to have dropped Jeff Wilson after the Christian McCaffrey trade. Wow. You shouldn't have done that. Whoops. Shouldn't have done that. Wow. Yeah, that is. Yeah. Oh, because McCaffrey came over. Yeah. Wilson wasn't traded yet. Yeah. Gotcha. I mean, it was, he was just a backup then. And then he got traded and now he's the starter for Miami. I don't know. It seems like the backup to Christian McCaffrey might be the starter. Buy week for the Dolphins running backs and then they get Houston on the way out to make up for the missed week. They'll just tack those yards. Double up the points. Yeah. Tony Pollard, 22 for 1, 15. First time he's gotten over 15 carries in a game. Scored a touchdown. Look great. As always, Minnesota next week, we'll see if Zeke is soft. His words. His words, not mine. Josh Jacobs, 21 for 78 and a touchdown.

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He also got targeted a lot in this game. You know, missing Renfro and Waller. We were like, oh, Matt Collins. Josh Jacobs. Yeah, I think you will see that more and more. He's a very capable pass catcher, and they need to utilize him in that game. That being said, he's on the road in Denver this coming week. Not a great matchup. They are bad. The Raiders. Oh, they're real bad. And it's unraveling. Yeah. Can you start Russell Wilson? No. No. Didn't he already have a good game against the Raiders? No, Jerry Judy now. I wouldn't. I'm sure there's someone else we could find, but maybe. I'd start. It's funny because I wouldn't start Russ, but I would start Sutton and Greg D. Yeah. Against the Raiders. So ipso facto, Russ should be okay. Deont de Foreman did it again. 31 for 1.30 and 1 on Thursday night. If only he could play the Falcons every single week. Oh, that's who he dominated before, right? Yes.

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