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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.
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.
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.'
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
What happened last night? Christian McCaffrey, 14 for 38 on the ground, Elijah Mitchell, 18 for 89 on the ground. Targets went to McCaffrey? Yep. Touchdown went to McCaffrey. Was this just hot hand? Like, did Elijah Mitchell have it on the ground? That is my interpretation of it, because Elijah Mitchell looked great. And McCaffrey was pretty inefficient with his carries. But he got 20 opportunities. And if you had finished the game, like if Elijah Mitchell hadn't had not had 18 for 8.9, you just said, well, we got 20 opportunities for Christian McCaffrey. You'd be like, okay, that's not bad. It feels bad when you put it next to the fact that another running back got 20 opportunities. So, I mean, it just was everything went to the running back position. They are, they're playing for the playoffs. They're going to try and.
make sure that Christian McCaffrey doesn't get overloaded like he did in Carolina. So I'm not super concerned about it. He did have, sorry, Jason, he had 36 opportunities in the previous week. So that's how it feels bad too. Like his, sure. His opportunities were nearly cut in half from his super week. Yeah. That being said, it was 65% of the snaps for Christian McCaffrey, 35% of the snaps for Elijah Mitchell. Okay. So I don't, I don't see Elijah Mitchell as someone that you can. reliably start. Obviously, he got a ton of carries, looked great, and you might be able to put him in as a flex option. But I, you know, 35% of the snaps, he's, he is the backup here where if you don't get a ton of work, I think you could be disappointed. There's a good run, Arizona, Saints, Miami. I think Elijah Mitchell, like Mike said, trying to keep McCaffrey a little bit healthier.
He wasn't going to stay healthy with 40 opportunities a game. Right. No, it's good for the 49ers. It's good for McCaffrey. Ironically, it seems very similar to what they're doing with Jeff Wilson and Rahim Mostert from that same system that went to Miami. Just use both. It's funny because as fantasy players, we tell ourselves we want 36, 40 opportunities for your player. But you can't go back in time and say like, all right, just give me 20, but give me them the whole year. You don't get to go back after an injury and say that. Like, oh, no, wait, just take five opportunities away for the last six weeks, and I'd rather keep him on the roster. But sometimes that's what it takes. Yeah, I'm always afraid when Derek Henry has his 35 carry game. I'm like, okay, thank you, but maybe calm down a little bit. CD Lamb, let's start at the wide receiver position. CD Lamb, 15 targets, 11 for 150 and 2. Monster game. Huge week.
Much better than Waddle over in a dynasty league. Yeah. Any regrets one weekend? Not yet, but it was, look, it was really, really nice. It was very nice to see an alpha game with Dak Prescott. You really haven't seen this type of a performance when given the opportunity before. And being the number one wide receiver on a week, that is. Awesome. Is this C.D. Lamb's highest fantasy total in his career? I have to, yes. I haven't looked it up, but yes. 31.6 points last year in one game. What was it yesterday? 32. So this. Well, there you go. I think that might have been C.D. Lamb's best game. I just verified. It is. Yep. Okay. Yeah. I mean, that's, that's impressive and a tough defense, too. So Christian Watson, eight targets, four for one of seven and three.
This team seems very committed to Christian Watson. I mean, every time he's come back from a concussion or a hamstring, which has been like almost a handful of times, they do put him right back out there, and Aaron Rogers does take a chance on that speed. Two bad drops in this game as well. Thankfully, he caught three touchdowns, and they won. He's the hero. He'll be very interesting going forward as far as... Can you actually rely on him? Next week, they're at home again. The Tennessee Titans defense is beatable by players like Christian Watson specifically. I'm sure I'm going to put him in my lineup and get a goose. 42% of the targets for Christian Watson. And Mike was bemoaning the usage of Alan Lazard. But, and Rogers had eyes for the youngster. Well, I mean, it made total sense because Watson just kept.
burning everybody. He's very fast. He's very fast. Justin Jefferson, 16 targets, 10 for 1, 93, one touchdown. Including the best catch I've ever seen. It, that's your favorite of all time. I think that is my favorite catch I've ever seen better than the Odell Beckham catch. It was the old, it was the Odell Beckham catch, but with a defender who's got his hands on the ball, it was a top tier catch. It, Yeah, that one and the Edelman one. Those are the two that come to mind. The Edelman Super Bowl. The double catch? The double catch? Yeah, I mean, David Tyrese catch is in there. The, yeah, the Tyree situation was makes it elevated as well. But the situation for the Jefferson catch was it was fourth and 18. Right. If they don't catch this, the game is over because the bills would have been able to run out the clock. And the defender had two hands on it. Jefferson had one.
took his lunch money. Jefferson is currently sitting at the third most receiving yards by a wide receiver in the first nine games of a season. Ironically, Tyreek Hill is ahead of him this year as well. And, I mean, Justin Jefferson had like a terrible game, right? Am I remember there? Like, oh, you're saying earlier on the season. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, he did. I can verify that. He's on my league of record team and he had his worst performance ever. Dare complain about Justin Jefferson. I am not. Don't you dare. But saying to be where he is with the yard is week two, 48 yards, week three, 14 yards. He had 14 yards against the lions. Yeah. And here he is. Just dominating. He's very good. Dallas next week. He's fine.
Well, always. And then, but Dallas and the New England. Christian Kirk bounced back again, nine for 105 and two. So he's been super used in the red zone. And then Devante Adams, nine for one, 26, and one. 14 targets. He was kind of rolling. He was, he was, he was bawling out. Stefan Diggs, Gabe Davis, both had big weeks. Gabe Davis, six for 93 and one, was great to see. 12 for 12 for 18 for Diggs, including. An amazing one-handed catch in this game. I mean, he jumped twice his height. I mean, the Bill's Vikings game, if you didn't get to experience it live, I am so sorry for you because that is a game that will be into the history books. Yeah, certainly the game of the year. The last minute of that game was the wild of regulation was just wild and practical impossible.
And thankfully the Vikings won. And I say that only because on the last drive for the bills, there was a booth replay that never happened that should have negated a pretty important play. Whenever that, yeah, the Gabe Davis catch that should have been overruled that instead goes to Gabe Davis and helps his fantasy points. And there are people out there right now had that play been different. Definitely. They win. And Gabe Davis doesn't get those points. Amon Rae St. Brown, 11 targets, or as Mike calls him, Amon Roar St. Brown. 10 for 119. Came back to form. Nice to see as well. Didn't get into the end zone. I don't think he scored since like week. Week two. Two. I was going to say three. Yeah, that's been a while. Paris Campbell. Oh, the awful tower is back. Yeah, what was this? Built beam by beam. Yes. By Matt Ryan. Seven for 76 and a touchdown.
Three games with Matt Ryan, the last three, 97% route participation, 29 targets, 24 receptions, three touchdowns. Parrish Campbell is this year's Hunter Renfro of sorts. It is so baffling that, I mean, it makes sense, but I'm saying that seeing these players where if you're matched up with a certain quarterback, your career goes two completely different directions. Because the way that Sam Ellinger played, Paris Campbell did not get targets. That was not the way that Sam played football. But Matt Ryan pairs perfectly with the way that Paris Campbell is used in this offense. And he should continue. He's a better play than Michael Pittman. When I was saying the wide receiver won when we were talking about Matt Ryan, I was making the joke of it's Paris Campbell because he just, he gets nonstop targets. He's a better play than Pittman. His three games with Ryan were all top 12.
Naeem Heinz is gone. Yeah. Like that is not, you don't have short area targets with Naeem Heinz. So we've all been kind of like taking the brunt of this whole head coaching, change, quarterback change situation. Like Jason traded away Michael Pittman on the basis of we're stuck with Sam Ellinger, right? Jonathan Taylor didn't look great with Sam Ellinger's situation moving forward. That's been changed. Paris Gamble too. Yep. Cadarius, Tony, four for 57 and a touchdown. You had a game where you're already missing Nicole Hardman due to injury, and now you're going to be missing Juju Smith-Schuster. Tony is dynamic. Yep. He's so crazy out there. And we've said this before. A lot of people have said this. He just looks like Tyree Kill in that short area burst that pretty much no one else on the planet has. He's...
now forced into the lineup as far as, you know, he's going to be playing a really important amount of snaps. I would assume this next week against the Chargers. He's going to be a must start type of player. Chris Godwin, eight target, six for 71 and a touchdown, heads into the buy. He, I hope you bought low because, and maybe you can buy him because he is on the buy week. A bye, bye, bye, bye, bye. You know, there was talk by the sideline reporter about Chris Godwin talking about his recovery and his health and the fact that, you know, he hasn't been able to do the same cuts and be the same player yet, but he's feeling like he's finally getting there. And he was like, this is the time I feel like the breakout's about to happen. But now he goes into a week of rest where coming out for the second half of the season, he should be a really, really good fantasy wide receiver. I believe Tom Brady leads the league in past attempts by a wide margin.
Yeah, but it didn't happen this last week. They finally flipped that script. I think this was the most rushing attempts in the last three years for a Tom Brady team. It shows you that efficiency is sometimes more valuable, right? Yes. I think the two leading pass attempt players, Herbert and Brady, have struggle for fantasy purposes. This was a game where Brady got in the end zone a couple times. Tight ends. Oh, he got there fast. And then took his slow. That's where we want to go. Can we're down in Coca-Met? Can Colquette please? It's Colquimot. I refuse. Okay. Can Colquette please be the thing? Please? Sure. He did get injured. Four for 74, two touchdowns. Yeah, we'll need to scour the news this week to see if he's good to go. Becoming a thing at Tight-in is very easy. You just do this once.
Well, it's just twice now. I know. So he's definitely a thing. In Atlanta. Come on. Just be healthy, though. The injury is a concern. Travis Kelsey, 6 for 81 and a touchdown on seven targets. He's great. He'll continue to be great, especially with the wide receiver injuries. Dalton Schultz? The doctor. I mean, we said this early. Go get him when Doc returned. His four games with Dex, seven for 62, five for 49, six for 74, and now six for 54 in a touchdown. Yep, very solid. He is going to be reliable. And that's at the top of the resume for the tight end position, reliable. Joanne Johnson scored again. Foster Moreau scored and Tyler Higby eight for 73. Yep. With no Cooper Cup moving forward, Tyler Higby will become Mr. Necessary. Yep.
After three battle weeks, big start against Arizona. A lot of garbage time with Mr. Wolford as well. Dudd time? Sure. Poopped in his big boy pants. It is just not happening for Justin Herbert this year. His pants are shrinking by the moment. It is not his fault. No, it isn't. I mean, you just have lost all of your weapons. When you don't have Keenan, you don't have Mike Williams, you lose Gerald Everett. I mean, Gerald Everett, was probably his best weapon on the field. Think about what I just said. Gerald Everett was his best weapon. And then he loses that. It's not fair. He is completing 66% of his passes, which he did last year and the year before. So everything that, you know, from completing passes perspective, you just don't have explosive plays. He's keeping him short. Yeah. And Joshua Palmer did not do him any favors yesterday.
I will say that that is true, Mike, watching the game, having Joshua Palmer, I was very disappointed with how often the checkdowns came. So they're, you know. Yards per attempt is down by 1.2 and the offensive line is hurt. Yeah, they've dealt with so many injuries and they're still a good team. They are still in that playoff hunt. You know, they won, they were leading for a lot of that game. last night, but he needs playmakers and he has very few right now. Do you think Mike has any regrets about Mr. Andy Dalton? Yeah, it did not work out. Those underpants filled. They are filled. And you can't, they don't absorb. No, no, that's why you're sitting in it. That's why you wear them. Yeah, it was, the first half, I agree. But I thought that he would be able to get it done. And the first half, we were trending to exactly what you need of about 200 plus and two touchdowns.
But second half really fell apart. Why won't they play James Winston? I don't know. I do not have any idea what's going on with the quarterback room. And they're insisting to put Andy Dalton out there. It's not been great for a lave with Andy Dalton. And it's not been great for the Saints. Their season's lost. I mean, obviously, it's over. And now it's, you know, what do they do for the future at quarterback? It's very bizarre. Like, James. I don't know, to me, like I'm an outsider, but it seemed like James was playing fine. And then he had a, what fractures in his back, an article came out. I didn't get a chance to read the full article, but it was James Winston saying that he was told he would not be replaced if he took some time to heal. And he got replaced by Andy Dalton. Sounds like James is actually healthy and could play now. Maybe he gets back in next week, though.
We shall see Russell Wilson, Tom Brady, Jimmy G. Brady was 258 and 2. How is that a bad finish and the Matt Ryan is a good finish? I'm so confused. Matt Ryan had 38 yards and a rushing touchdown. He had an extra passing touchdown if you count as rushing yards. Okay. All right. Jimmy G. Got it done. But the, you know, the win. What was what was the record? 10 and 2. 10 and 2. Jimmy Garapolo is 10 and 2 when throwing for zero touchdowns. I mean, the team is just the team is so much better when you don't throw touchdown. That was that a possible stat. I mean, that's wild. He's great at inspiring from the huddle. You have to score to win a game. He's like.
Christian, I'm going to hand this ball to you so good. You take care of it. Eliza, you beat the missile. I'm going to put that ball right in your tummy tum, and then you run. Maybe it makes the defense play harder because they know that it's going to be a tight margin. Maybe it's frustrating for the other defense when they're like, guys, it's Jimmy Garoppolo. This should not be a problem. And then. You just start slowly losing. Like, guys, we shouldn't be losing to Jimmy Garoppolo. He's very handsome. They could be looking at him in the eyes. Oh, yeah. Yeah, the handsome factor. Yeah. He just, peek. Oh, the wink. Yeah. And then that lets the running backs go wild. Alvin Camara, eight for 26. Dude. What? The Pittsburgh defense is much better with T.J. Watt. They were great in the beginning of the year. They lost Watt. They were bad. But they got Watt back. They were good.
My biggest what is 12 opportunities for Alvin Camara. Their drives were ending so quick. In a game that was like very close. I think it was 10 to 10 at the half. So it was the usage was very bizarre. Anti-Dalton. That's that's my new policy. The usage, it wasn't like they weren't getting Camara involved. It was what Andy said. They didn't have very many plays. It was three and out. He had 89% of the running back. rush temps. Like he he got it all. There just wasn't anything to have because it was a very defensive battle in this game. Very ugly football. Are you telling me that there was a total of nine running back rush attempts? That's what the math would imply. Because he had eight and you said 89 percent. That's weird. Derek Henry 19 for 53 did not break the big one and that hurt you against Denver's staunt defense. Stunt? Stunt's not a word. Staunch, I believe is the word you're looking for?
Yes. I feel like Papa Josh was nodding that it was a word. No? Staunch is a strange word. Staunch is a good word. Staunt is a new one. Staunt isn't a word. Right. Staunch is a good word. But it also, one of the things that it just sounds smelly. Staunch? Yeah. Oh, like something gets stuck in your staunch? Uh, no. Not like that. Not so much that. But like, you know, it's just if it's stinky. It's the actual definition is loyal and committed in attitude. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I have a staunch opinion about, you know, well, I thought I had a staunch opinion about Tayson Hill, but I'm starting to flip. Yeah. How's it going? Taste some Hill people? Yeah. I mean, it's somebody who, who is invested in Chris Olave. Yeah. You know.
It just feels like you are tossing an anvil off the back of your boat when you are finally piecing a drive together. And I know, Taser Mills very much, when he plays great, you're happy. Yeah. And when he doesn't, you can make fun of it. But man, he's annoying me right now because he's been coming into these games and doing nothing. Welcome to the party, pal. I feel like you're better off. Like, why isn't this offense willing to just play him a quarterback? At least you'd have the Justin Fields pathway to success for the Saints offense. Yes. Everything that's going on with the Saints right now is makes no sense. No, no, very stunt. Austin Eccler, D'Andre Swift. Oh, D'Andre Swift. What is happening?
You might have DeAndre Whiff on your trade. Yeah, DeAndre Swift is just simply not healthy. And that's seen by them having him, you know, sub 30% snaps. He's not on the field that much. They're trying to help him get healthy. And until, I mean, what's crazy is he got another touchdown. So he's like, he almost had two. Right. Should have had two. That jump at the goal line was pretty comical. Kyle, I can't read that definition. Yeah. Yeah. But there is apparently an urban diction. Well, that's an urban dictionary. Oh, yeah. Nope. Nope. It's, um. Hide your kids. It's a word that I won't use ever again. Cordero Patterson. What happened in that game? I don't know. Avery Williams was getting carries and it was important like end of game drives for the Falcons and Cordero wasn't anywhere to be seen like.
Do you have any insight there, Kyle? Yeah, they gave a third down carry to Williams that was like mind blowing. It was important down. Yeah. No comment. No comment from the Atlanta truthers out there. You don't understand the usage. Not a, maybe he's just, the only thing I know is, I know Patterson did come out and he had been having to respond to a number of tweets related to fantasy production. Don't tweet it players. But he did take it in stride. Do you know his handle? Uh, I don't remember it. It's, I don't remember the whole thing, but it is C something P, but he spells out P, like P, E, E, very quality. It's a good old P joke right in the Twitter handle. I was trying to find him, but there's a lot of verified Cordial Patterson. Oh, man. I'm not going to be able to find it. That's funny. Is that true? Or is that just a good joke? I was just a joke. Oh, that's a good joke. I sincerely can't find him, but.
Yeah, there you go. Let's talk about a couple other players here. David Montgomery has been declining, right? Like fantasy production under 10 points for three straight weeks. These are games that the Bears are scoring 30 points and he's not producing. He's a backup running back to the starting running back who gets the ball first every time. The ball goes into the hands of Justin Fields. It's very difficult when Fields is rushing for 150 yards to have. anyone else do anything good. Now, that being said, if Khalil Herbert misses time, we don't know the, you know, the depth of that hip injury, but if you combine what Khalil Herbert and David Montgomery have been doing, you got an RB4. You have a decent running back there. Yeah, that would be something to watch this week, especially with biweeks for some other players. You might not pivot away from David Montgomery quite yet, as tempting as it might be. Agreed.
Travis CTN, not a good game against Kansas City. 11 445, did have three targets for 28 yards. I would just let it go. Michael Hastie is seeing the field too much. Agreed. He is not hasty. He needs a different name. Clyder's Allaire. Oh, man. Do we have the sad music? I'm sure we've got some sad music. I mean, just his stat line, a zero for zero on the ground. Yes, go on. He did see two targets, but his final stat line in the receiving game was also zero for zero. He saw 6% of the snaps. First round pick. I got three more letters for you. Clyde Edwards O'Lear. B.Y.E. Bring your evening? Yes, that's right. You nailed it first try, Mike. Bring your evening. I think you were with me, Jason. I have no idea. He was just spelling by.
Yeah. Goodbye. I mean, Clyde is, he doesn't represent anything positive for your fantasy roster. So to me, I'd rather drop the bomb on the waiver wire. Let somebody else put him on their roster because his name is Clyde O'Don. 100%. In games that they're going to be able to run, it's going to be Isaiah Pacheco. In games that they have to throw, it's going to be Jerich McKinn. Do you know, I'm looking this up. It appears he played four total snaps. One was around the goal line. Yeah, yep. And we literally didn't know who it was. We had watched the game so long. It was like, who is that? Do you remember him from years past? They made the wrong pick. Yeah. Which made a lot of us make the wrong pick. Mr. Reed. Yeah. Brae, he's Brian Westbrook. That's Andy Reed. Was that you? No, that's Andy Reed. Oh, please do it again. He's the wildest world running back in the wilderness.
Clyde! Get on the bench, Clyde. I got a seventh rounder to replace you. Let me give you a mustache. He's Brian Westbrook. They were trying to imbue that Brian Westbrook into Clyde. Hey, they were the ones that were telling me these things. Right, that's not on you. No. Should have drafted Jonathan Taylor. Dave would be really, really good with Jonathan Taylor. You should have traded for Cream Hunt. Get him back on the roster. Kareem Hunt's not being used. Speaking of what is happening with Kareem Hunt. Why did you not trade him? Yeah. You stupid Browns? You're not going to use him and you're going to just not let him go anywhere and have relevance? Oh, that's so upsetting. Kareem punt him off a bridge right now. I mean, they, I guess if you're looking at, you know, the pick situation, they.
If Kareem Hunt goes and signs anything of a relevant contract, they could get a third round pick added just because of the compensatory. And maybe no one was willing to trade a three. And so they just said, hey, we'd rather wait on the three than take a four. Kareem Hunt is not doing it. For your fantasy team. I'd rather have Hunter Montgomery rest of the season. Montgomery. Easily. Yeah. And that, and Montgomery playing 70% of the snaps as opposed to 30% of the snaps. That's what, that's what Kareem Hunt played. It's just dumb. When they were losing, that's his lowest of the year. They're losing the whole entire game. Kareem Hunt is a very talented pass catching running back. And he saw one target. Yeah, Nick Chubb had four targets. I mean, it's.
It's wild. All right. Let's blitz these disappointing wide receivers so that people don't have to think about them too long. So I'm going to bring up names that I think you could have some real concern with. Okay. There were dead games for Evans and Waddle, whatever, no one cares. Yep. You keep playing them. But Debo Samuel. Let's talk about Debo because this was a game that they won. And Brandon and I, you had 84 yards receiving. He did. Debo had 24 yards receiving on two catches. He had four carries. But Debo has not got it going this year. Now, this was the first week back from an injury. And also, that's four straight games for Brandon Ayuk with 80 plus yards. Yeah, and I guess I'm curious to your opinion, guys, on, you know, Jason, you brought up trading low for Chris Godwin ahead of his breakout performance touchdown. Is Debo fitting that category for you where you look at him right now as the, he's the wide receiver 26 on the year? Okay, that doesn't sound so bad. But.