One for 11, Pitta, three for 17. Dwayne Allen, two for 20. I'm done with Dwayne Allen. Now, Kobe Fleener. What do you do? Three for 19. Kobe Fleener, man, I really wanted to. Is he going to be a home play because Breeze is a home play? The entire Saints offense might be besides Mark Ingram. Breeze. What you had pointed out the splits of Drew Breeze was 40, fantasy points at home, 44 and 35. Fantasy points on the road, 19 and 18.
Fantasy Football Podcast 2016 - Fantasy Football Podcast 2016 - Wk 4 Studs, Duds, Rising Stars, Injuries
Fantasy Football Podcast 2016 - Fantasy Football Podcast 2016 - Wk 4 Studs, Duds, Rising Stars, Injuries
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135 passagesAnd that's, you know, that's a little, I guess. I was going to say that's a little extreme from what he usually does. But he does, I mean, he has always played so much better at home than on the road. My hope this last week was that it was like a second home game since he spent the first half of his career in San Diego. Didn't work. So for Kobe Fleener.
Look, this is the, if you don't have one of the top tight ends, I don't know if you're really going to drop Fleaner for somebody. I mean, I'm not going to go out and drop him for Pitta or Witten. I'm just going to probably play him for the next couple weeks. And if he really flames out, then at that point, I'll make an adjustment. But for me, I'm holding on Fleener because he had a big week last week. He was on the road. They ran it in. He also had one stolen from him. Yes. So he would have scored if it wasn't for Coom.
Coon, Coon, the destroyer of dreams. Yeah, all right, some honorable poopers. Let's just go with DeAndre Washington. He fumbled, had a huge fumble in this game. His efficiency has been amazing. He's 6.3 a carry on the year, but he was supposed to get some more carries this week. It didn't happen. Nobody's getting carries, which is why I like Derek Carr. I mean, when push comes to shove, it seems like it's going to be Carr. Yeah, and Carr is, you know.
Part of why a car is so great, that offensive line is amazing. I mean, you can see it with the running back numbers. They're not getting a bunch of carries, but they're all hyper-efficient. Derek Carr is, he doesn't even break a sweat. I mean, he's going, the laundry guy who has to wash the jersey, like, wait, Carr, did you play? Did you play today? We're just reuse it. Yeah. I mean, we'll just freeze it, and we're good. I saw Andrew Luck, and he was sitting there like this watching the game with his hands. He was just looking at that offensive line. Just dreaming?
Yeah, he was trying to trade Trent Richardson for that line. Couldn't do it. Couldn't trade Dorset for that line either. Oh, man. Good thing they have a bunch of weapons. They can't get the ball in their hand. Ridiculous over there. You remember how every year the cults are getting better with luck and it looked like they were going to be a perennial power for years and years to come because of that. And they can, the thing that's nice about having a franchise quarterback like luck is that a couple pieces next year and the whole team can be great again.
You see this with like Baltimore or some of the teams with Big Ben. I mean, Pittsburgh is a Super Bowl contender. Look at the Falcons. You go, you pay Alex Mack that money. Alex Mack is mauling fools. Yeah. It makes a huge difference. From what I understand, the offensive line is important. I've heard. I've never played. Todd Gurley called me this weekend. Gurley called me and he said, uh, yeah, it's important. So, although I can't really blame. Gurley needs like two offensive lines.
He needs like two rows of them because of the amount of people coming in there. Yeah, yeah. But that's going to happen every game. Let me ask you, rest of the season. C.J. Anderson, Todd Gurley. C.J. Anderson. C.J. Anderson. For sure. All right. All right. That is it for today's show.
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