THE UNOFFICIALFOOTBALLERSFAN ARCHIVE↗Transcript links use the exact YouTube video’s clock. Machine transcripts can contain errors.
Jason acquires the Steelers defense from another host during the previous day's show as a counterpunch and specifically to beat Josh. The defense scores negative one, costing a roster spot and gifting Josh a point. Later Jason reframes the negative score as intentional generosity because his Dak–CeeDee stack has him excited. The transcript never names the league, so this is not labeled League of Record.
Jason says he is not someone who laughs after being startled: he instantly becomes angry and cannot do anything about it.
The hosts restate that every Friday thanks the FootClan with a $100 FantasyChamps gift card for a jointhefoot.com supporter, then announce H-L-A Lover 2000 as this week's winner.
The hosts say Andy froze on the YouTube feed, confirms it, and explains that another host jumped into the silence rather than interrupting. The other host says the freeze was so complete it felt like a simulation. Checked frames around the exchange show a normal three-host split, so the production glitch is dialogue-reported rather than visually preserved.
Jason is directly called the Cam Scataboo guy and says there is no world where he benches the rookie, regardless of matchup. The desk then separates Skattebo from CMC, Achane, and Jonathan Taylor by declaring that he alone eats crayons, lead chips, and rocks.
The hosts admit they were Charbonnet bros at draft time, but Kyle's live lookup gives him the league's highest zero-or-negative-run rate at 32 percent. Because Walker remains available, old support becomes 'Sharbs, sit down.' Before the Monday game, Mike is promised rage whether Walker succeeds or fails; Charbonnet domination is labeled both the worst case and impossible, and the desk says the former favorite is now Walker's antithesis and treated like Rhamondre or worse.
The hosts explicitly call Arizona their home team and admit that spite, anger, and disappointment are present. They say they rewatched older Kyler Murray film, compare his former 7–0 version with the current one, and conclude he avoids standing in for hits under pressure, drops his eyes, and looks at his feet while Jayden Daniels and Lamar keep watching receivers.
Andy retracts Giants over Denver before recording ends, asks for the Almost Upset drop in reverse, and invokes chess's hand-on-piece rule. An unnamed producer who already backed the old pick is called a loyal soldier. The drop formally installs Atlanta over San Francisco, later fires again by mistake and technically leaves Andy with no pick, then fires once more to restore it. Direct video keeps the ordinary Atlanta–San Francisco matchup lower third throughout; no separate reversal graphic appears.
After the Fantasy Faceoff hot streak collapses, Andy accepts the Wheel. The physical green wheel visibly passes Iceman, Looney Tunes, and Jerry Jones and stops on a blue WEINER wedge. Andy then wears an oversized hot-dog headpiece with a yellow mustard stripe leading toward his face. The desk calls him the Glizzy King, suggests extending the mustard line down his face, and Andy calls himself the Wiener of the Week. He remains visibly costumed through the picks.
All three regular hosts are named and directly visible; no host is missing and no Jay Griz prop occupies a chair. An early weekly-rivalry beat reveals that Jason acquired the Steelers defense from another host during the prior day's show specifically to beat Josh, only to score negative one and spot Josh a point. Jason later celebrates needing no defensive help because he has the Dak–CeeDee stack. A separate cast confession says that when Jason is startled he becomes instantly angry rather than laughing it off. FootClan Friday repeats its weekly $100 FantasyChamps giveaway and names H-L-A Lover 2000 as the winner. The episode also reports an on-stream production glitch: Andy froze on YouTube so completely that another host thought he was in a simulation and jumped into the conversation. Jason's Cam Scataboo devotion continues. He is directly called last week's Scataboo guy, says he would never bench him regardless of matchup, and the desk places Skattebo alone among elite running backs because he eats crayons, lead chips, and rocks. Seattle's backfield produces a longer loyalty inversion. The hosts admit they were Charbonnet bros at draft time, Kyle supplies the league-high 32 percent zero-or-negative-run rate, and Walker's presence converts their former support into 'Sharbs, sit down.' Later Mike is promised unavoidable Monday-night rage whether Walker succeeds or fails; the only outcome that could stop the rage is Charbonnet dominating, which they call both worst case and impossible. The hosts' Arizona Cardinals fandom is explicit. They say their home-team anger is partly in the analysis, compare present Kyler Murray with an older 7–0 version, fault him for refusing hits, dropping his eyes, and looking at his feet, and contrast him with Stafford, Lamar, and Jayden Daniels. The core ritual is Andy's Almost Upset. He retracts Giants over Denver while the show is still recording, asks production to reverse the drop, invokes the chess rule that a move is not final until the hand leaves the piece, and switches to Atlanta over San Francisco. An unnamed producer is already financially in on the old call and is called a loyal soldier. Later the prior drop fires again by mistake; the desk rules that Andy has accidentally undone the replacement and now has no Almost Upset until the drop is played yet again. Direct-video checks show the standard Atlanta–San Francisco matchup lower third throughout, not a special reversal graphic. Fantasy Faceoff then sends Andy to the Wheel. The physical wheel visibly stops on a blue WEINER wedge, and Andy puts on an oversized hot-dog headpiece whose yellow mustard stripe runs toward his face. The desk calls him the Glizzy King and Andy calls himself the Wiener of the Week. He remains visibly costumed through Faceoff. The transcript's later 'It's you, Jay' is an ASR rendering of an address to Jason during pick order; direct video shows the three regular hosts and no bear. Routine matchup advice is omitted.
One and a half point favorites at home. Over under 48.5. You like that. Yeah, this is a fun game. It does seem like it. It is pretty rare for a best record in the NFL and number one seed to be an underdog at all, but going to a four and two Chargers team. Certainly in week seven. Yeah, I mean, week seven, you're established. The Colts are a good team, and they are underdogs here. Yeah, their offense has been a machine, number one in yards per play, number one in expected points per play. It's predicated on the best running back in the game right now and Jonathan Taylor, the play action. Alec Pierce, I think, has an opportunity this week. He would be my sneaky play because, you know, Adonai Mitchell is not going to get work. I believe Ashton Doolin is hurt. Is he? And I believe Josh Downs is going to miss. And so you've got Michael Pittman and then you've got Alec Pierce in a game that projects to have quite a bit of scoring.
To me, that is a spot start situation. He played 81% of snaps last week, and that was with Josh Downs active. Yeah, Alex Pierce is, he's, he'll be a weekly every once in a while. You're like, hey, do I need to throw someone in? Just hope and pray. Yeah, to me that this is one of those weeks that might work out. The chargers are a good defense against the past, but with Alec Pierce, it can be a couple plays. Right. So, um. You know, we talked about the Chargers past heavy offense right now. Ninth in offensive plays per game, third and pass rate, which basically continues what they were doing last year over the back half. But there are, I mean, the questions are, I think, are fair. With Q's back or expected to be back, how do you feel then about Ladd-McConkie?
I mean, he got it done in the absence. I'm fine with LAD McConkey. I mean, even with Q's, he had games of nine targets, seven targets. You didn't get a touchdown. You were a little disappointed. We talked about this during the first month of the season. When Keenan Allen looked like, oh, Keenan is making Ladd, you know, unplayable. It's really they're both of those guys are going to get, you know, seven or eight targets here and there. And when they don't get the touchdown, you're going to be a little disappointed. But when they get the touchdown, you're going to be happy you played them. So these guys, I think all of them, especially because Quentin Johnson's just coming back from an injury, all three of these wide receivers are guys you can play, but you should look at your roster and see if you've got better options. The nice thing about playing them in this game, high over under, no weather problems, two good quarterbacks. You could be in a shootout. And so those are the, when I'm looking at guys in the same tier, I'll tie break two.
wide receivers like this. So that's where I think Ladd should be in probably most lineups. We have them at 17 on the week. Keenan at 22 on the week. That's too. We got to move them down. That's too high. For Lad? Yeah. Or no, Keenan Allen. Yeah. I would much rather play Keenan or I'm sorry, Ladd over Keenan this week. Indianapolis defense. They're allowing the third highest schedule adjusted fantasy points to slot wide receivers. So Ladd could cook. Lad could keep cooking. Keep cooking. Tyler Warren is a smash player. Ronde Gadsden had eight targets last week. So he is also getting involved in the target pie, at least with Quentin Johnston. Yeah, that was the, I think more of a product of the huge injury. It's a desperate play. I think there's probably better desperation plays on the waiver wire. And then are we Vidal? Let's talk Luscious Locks, okay?
Vidal Sassoon. Vidal Sassoon, Comini Vidal, running back breakout last week. Let's say, I'm going to give you some names. We'll see. Do you start them over that player? Okay. Do you start Vidal over Jordan Mason against the Philadelphia Eagles? I would not. Probably not. Travis E.T.N. against the Rams, tough rushing defense. I'm okay with that. Man, those London games can be stinkers. I'm okay with that. Alvin Camara. at Chicago. Matchup is good. I mean, the Colts run defense is pretty good. Yeah. Okay, here's a phone one. Okay. Kenneth Walker. Yeah, I'll play Vidal over Walker. Yeah, I get it. So will their head coach. Although McDonald, head coach McDonald of Seattle said, we got to figure out how to get the run game going. We're all trying to figure out why.
Like the worst graded runner who has one of the highest stuff rates and terrible yards per carry who's just getting so many carries. We're trying to figure out why we can't get the run game going. The whole world of Seattle's running game is pretty entertaining to me because you guys were the Charbonnet bros in the draft. Pre-draft. In the draft. In the draft. Any moons. Now. Leagues, yes. Thank you, Kyle. Leagues highest rate of runs for zero or negative yards. 32% belongs to. Zach Sharbonate. I just mean I feel like if there was a different scenario, you'd be rooting for him to get better as opposed to the change to happen. Of course. Yeah. If Walker was injured, we'd be like, come on, Charms, let's get it done. But Walker's there. And so it's like, hey, Sharbs, sit down. Walker has his problem. I'm not saying Kenneth Walker is perfect by any means. But when the other guy is at that 32% of his carries go for zero or negative yards and he doesn't have the upside.
on a on a per touch basis that kenneth walker is that's what i'm saying it's weird the the weirdest part is that walker has his issues but the issues with walker have always been how often he takes zero yards or negative plays like that is kenneth walker's big problem is he takes bad place but it's like the other guy's doing that too yeah so they gave him 35% of the snaps last week and then came back and said they need to get the run game going there's we're in control of all of it yeah no it was it was very much the the the andy reed
Why didn't Jamal Jamal Charles touch the ball more? I don't know. We got to figure out how to get more touches. So call the plays. I don't know. I don't know what's going on in Seattle. I don't know if it's going to get better for Walker. It's infuriating. Daniel Jones playable in this one. Oh, for sure. Daniel Jones. I would go Daniel Jones. I want this game. Okay. Yeah, I do too. Justin Herbert's my start of the week. The bounce back. I think it's coming. And I think. this game could hit the over for sure. I hope we get something like the Thursday night game. Oh, man. That game was so fun. Are these quarterbacks too young to give us that kind of a great performance? Was that seven passing touchdowns? Yeah. So that's crazy. That's bizarre. Pretty, pretty nice. Washington, three and three. We've talked about them this morning with the injuries. They take on a two, three, and one Dallas team. Seems like a really important game for both teams. Which we did just get a bit of news here that Trayvon Diggs.
suffered an accident at home last night and is in concussion protocol. So just another guy missing from the Dallas deal. Heal up, man. The concussions happening not in the game. That's the third one. What was the, so we have the Colts? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And then you had the Colts. The Colts before the award, and then now you've got this one. Stay safe out there. By the way, we did get an update also that DeAndre's fist's groin injury did not happen in practice. I don't know if that's at home too. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. We will not speculate. Commanders, one and a half point road favorites over under unbelievably 54.5. Rounded up. I mean, that is a wild. That's an insanely high line. Well, the Cowboys offense has been amazing and they get C.D. Lamb back. And the Cowboys defense has been horrific.
And, you know, Jaden Daniels is going to get hits. Horrificly awesome for us. Yeah. No, it's been really good for fantasy. This is why I want to find a, I want to find a spot start on the Washington wide receiver core. Like literally, like just think about this. They're projected for 28 points. Right. Give me, let's let's be conservative. Jaden throws for 220. Okay. Where's it go? Where's it go? No Debo. If Debo doesn't play, if there's no McLaur and no Debo, you're looking, Luke McCaffrey, Jalen Lane, Chris Moore. That is your wide receiver room. And social media, do not clip this. Yeah, Zach Ertz is good for 16 of them. It's Zach Ertz. And, oh, you're getting clipped. Yeah, no, I said he can't. He doesn't listen to us. He's flying like a falcon.
I mean, I, the, I can't believe you have him because I was, you have him rostered. I was just going to say I have George Kittle and all reports as of right now are George Kittle is good. He's going to play. He took off the appropriate amount of time and he's going to go. But things happen, you know, so I had needed a backup plan and Zach Ertz is currently my backup plan. Well, check this out. I was just curious with that line of 54 and a half. The total points in Cowboys games over the last five weeks, 77, 45, so you would hit the under there, 80, 59, and 57. Oh, give me Cowboys games. Yeah, and so give Zachers 50 yards. I still think you take a shot with one of these other wide receivers. Just who?
Yeah, I mean, it's kind of a roulette. Ruth McCaffrey was one target. I think it's Chris Moore. Probably Chris Moore. Chris Moore had 68% of the snaps last week, five targets and a touchdown. He's a vet. I mean, are you sitting Jaden Daniels down knowing that McLaren and Devo are gone? I don't think so. No, because he runs the ball and the defense won't be able to stop him. He's going to get, I mean, your point is accurate. It's just identifying. He will get yardage. It's really hard to predict when you don't know these guys very well. But I would put my chips on Chris Moore out of the wide receiver group. I'm happy to start Zach Hertz. And honestly, this should be a huge bounceback game for. If it isn't, you should be worried. Yeah. Because if it isn't and he is not effective enough, he will be. They'll rotate other people back here. He will be.
Yeah, he's going to dominate this week. Play DAC, play Jaden, play Giovante, play Bill. Play CD, play Pickens, play Ferguson. I was going to, do we have... Are you concerned about Ferguson? Do we have concerns about Jake Ferguson? Not really. Who, I mean, 29% targets per route run, outrageously productive. He's been awesome. I mean, he's got to be a top three fantasy tight end, right? Yeah, he's the number one guy right now. Are you concerned about it? I mean, the touchdowns have been a little overabundant the last three weeks, but he was still tight in four and tight in four and the two other C.D. Lamb last week. So I guess we will say, don't hear what I'm not saying. I'm playing Jake Ferguson. Yes, you're right to. But with C.D. Lamb and George Pickens, then the pie will shrink for Ferguson. Okay. I think we've broken that one down. Anybody else want to talk about?
Nope. Javante's star B six on the year. Javante, it was a dud. Dac and Javante, you're starting for sure. Who would you start between Dac and Jaden Daniels? I'd play Dac. I'd play Dac. I'd play Dac. I mean, Jaden, it was nice, three touchdowns last week. Yeah. Still doesn't have his weapons. I mean, Jaden's, Jaden is a trade four target still. And if he doesn't have a huge week this week, he's a trade for target because McLaren will be back. That's his number one. I mean, what, 12 touchdowns, 13 touchdowns last year? Yeah. He hasn't played. Dak playing at an MVP level with two. Are we? Jason is so excited. I do. I can't. He's so excited. He didn't even want defensive points this week. He doesn't need them. No, I wanted negative. Josh, I'm spotting you at that point because I got that DAC CD steak. Oh, yeah. Also, Jake Ferguson in the first two games. Remember, DAC was there and Pickens were there. They were both healthy and active. CD. You mean? Yeah, CD and Pickens were both in those games.
He had a ton of work. He was on pace through those two games for 153 targets, 119 receptions, 858 yards. Yeah, week one, not great. Five for 23. Week two was 12. He still had six targets in week one, though, right? No, that was week three. Oh, okay. Good, good, good, good. All right, Green Bay, three one and one, taking on the Cardinals. Two and four. I hate them. I don't like him. I like them more with Jacoby. And I don't think Jacoby's better than Kyler by any stretch. I just like them more. You like a quarterback that can stand in the pocket, get ready to take a hit and deliver the ball downfield. Because that's the job of an NFL quarterback. Yeah, we went back and we did a, I mean, maybe this is helpful for people. This is not just spite or anger or disappointment with our home team. Well, a little bit. That's in there. But that's not what I'm speaking from. It was just the moment. It was the furnace. I went and watched Kyler Murray film from years ago.
We started 7-0, Arizona did, right? Like 2022 or something. It's a slightly different Kyler Murray right now. The biggest problem for Kyler, and this is what the film shows, is that he's a very, very top-tier quarterback without pressure. A thrower of the ball. Like, he can make all the throws. But when there's pressure, he has turned into a, I'm not going to, yes, he turns into a player that doesn't want to take a hit. And there was a good film study video I was watching that showed like, you know, and we know this, Matthew Stafford, he stands in there and he gets destroyed frequently. Oh, his body has paid the price. And Kyler, if he thinks he's going to get hit, he will not stand in and make the throw. So he can make the isolated amazing running play. If you give him pocket time, he can make, I mean, like he got out of the pocket and threw the deep ball to Marvin Harrison.
he's just an annoying player at this point and he drops his eyes when he when he scrambles he you know he's worried about he's not looking for that white open guy so hard that you watch jaden daniels and when he's running around there or you watch lamar i mean they're they never look at the ground they never look at they're taking in peripheral vision on on opponents and they are watching their wide receivers as they run away from defenders kiler is like looking at his feet while he runs yeah i don't know if it's a product of going through the injury that he went through or what? But I think he's always been a little soft. Green Bay 3-1-1, Arizona 2 and 4, Green Bay 7-point road favorites against Arizona over under 44.5. More than likely, it'll be Jacoby Brissette, who was 27 of 44 for 320 and 2 last week. We have a lot to talk about in this game.
I'm going to start all on the Cardinal side because first, Amari Di Marquado has been ruled out of this game. That just happened. Bam Knight practiced in full on Thursday and Michael Carter. So those two, Bam Knight Michael Carter. And for the first time, I think I kind of prefer Bam Knight. That's fine. In terms of, I think he'll get more opportunities. They're both nasty. It's not great. Packers defense is good. But if I had to guess who would fall into the end zone, it would be Bam Knight. I prefer Michael Carter. And the reason is because I don't think this game is going to go well for the Cardinals. The Packers have a good run defense so far on the season. They're, you know, top three in Schedule Adjusted Fantasy Points. And so I think that if I look at who's going to be the past catching back, that's fine, yeah. That seems to be Michael Carter. But honestly, I don't believe either one is a very good play. The Cardinals' wide receiver room is destroyed as well. Marvin Harrison, we're waiting on.
He remains in concussion protocol. Yeah, Gannon said he's progressing. He's in the protocol. I think that there's a decent chance he's back out there at this point. Last I saw Thursday practice, he was still in the, what is it, like the orange? He's in a yellow jersey. Yeah, you have to. It's required. No, I know, but if he doesn't get a full practice today, it's got to be a full participation. And I'm just, I'd be surprised if that happens, but we'll see. I can't, we don't know. But I think based on the way that they're talking. with the progressing through the protocol, I'm more encouraged than I would have been on some other players. And if he plays, you just, you play him as you would. Zay Jones is going to miss. He had a lot of work last week for Arizona or most likely going to miss. He hasn't practiced. And then you're kind of, like if Harrison and Zay Jones were out and there's a lot of wide receivers in this category this week, Michael Wilson is a player you could put in there. Disgusting. Again, Jacoby threw for 320. If you take Harrison and Zay Jones out of the lineup,
Tray McBride's going to eat, but it's going to be. I'd rather play Chris Moore than Michael Wilson. You're saying in the other game. Yeah, yeah, yeah. If you're looking for that level of like someone's got to get the ball. Alec Pierce? Yeah, I would prefer that game. I prefer that game script than those quarterbacks. Yep, there you go. So the Cardinals. Tray McBride is who I want. Yeah, the Cardinals are beat up and they are going to lose. Josh Jacobs, he's going to be great. You play him. Matthew Golden, the target share, has been rising, and he actually was pretty productive. His first top 20 fantasy finish last week with 86 yards receiving, a career high. Romeo Dobbs 5 for 55. If I had them both, I'd play Golden. I'm still Dobbs. Okay, that's fine. Tucker Kraft, what's the vibe on Tucker Kraft right now? It's been, you know, he had the breakout week, then he was banged up, played through it.
Last week had a touchdown, but just two targets. Where are you with Tucker Kraft? Still playing him as a top five guy. And you like Jordan Love this week against the Cardinals? Oh, yeah. Yeah, I mean... Cardinals defense is not bad. The Cardinals' defense is not bad. They're also getting healthier. Yeah, I mean, I could see this turning into... Because the Cardinals are so beat up, I do think this could... If the Cardinals are going to be in this game, it's going to be because of their defense, not their offense. In which case, it's going to be a low-scoring game, not a lot of fantasy goodness. If the Cardinals don't show up. It's going to be Josh Jacobs. Exactly. So I worry a little bit about the Packers passing game if it's not early. Will Johnson, the number one rated corner in football. He'll be matched up against one of these guys. Dobbs are golden. And then Max Melton coming back for the Cardinals as well. And he'll leave with injury again. Don't worry about it. Who? Melton. I feel like he's one of those guys just every week. I'm like, oh, there goes Melton. Look at the look at his name.
You know what I mean? Oh. But it's the butter man. Well, he's too soft. If Melton played Melton, that's family. Yeah. All right. We're taking a break. We'll talk some Sunday night football. This episode is brought to you by NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube TV. This season, make sure to subscribe to NFL Sunday ticket and YouTube TV where you will get every game every Sunday. all in one place. NFL Sunday ticket on YouTube TV gives you everything you need to win Sunday. Watch up to four games at once with multi-view or follow your fantasy team and watch the game on one screen. You can even catch up to live with key plays. Now get NFL Sunday ticket month to month and cancel at any time. Go to YouTube.com slash fantasy footballers to sign up today.
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fantasy footballers, and see why the world's best problem solvers choose Claude as their thinking partner. Little breaking news. Okay. I'm going to hit it. You said it. It was such a calm voice. Breaking news. Because it doesn't need the button. Ah, this needs the button because I think this is important. This is one of the big storylines going on. Chuba Hubbard, off the injury report will play. You and your Chuba Hubbard apologists. Get out of here. Get out of the way. Rico's here. I agree RICO has been awesome, but this impacts. I want to know what the Panthers do. I want to see is it RICO 70-30? Is it 50-50? How smart is the coaching staff? I think there's a above-average, not top coaching staff. Okay. I don't think that answered my question. But if they're smart, it will be RICO. So perspective, I know RICO has that the breakout games.
It was also against Dallas and Miami. Yeah, I know. Yeah, yeah. Before he was hurt, Chuba was 4.1 a carry. Rico was three a carry on all the touches of the year. Because of the Rico play style of, get going, get going. Oh, it's not like he was doing all of his damage in the second half. Rico was awesome from touch one in those two games. The Panthers have internally made a decision on who will start at running back and get the majority of carries, but did not tell us. Oh, man. Oh, come on. Wait, is that, can we, so that is. I'm not telling. That is a little bit interesting in the fact that he said, and get majority of carries. He could have come out and said, these guys are going to split. I love both of them. Now it sounds a little bit more RICO-y. Yeah, I take that as RICO-y. Oh, man, just un-competitive advantage.
that they just secured by not saying it. But they didn't really because I said we're going to give them most of the work. So as soon as the first play is over. So you called them an above average, not great coaching stuff? I think it's Rico because I think you're recovering from a calf injury. So this week in particular, I think it's more Rico when you play him. But we're talking Sunday night. Atlanta, three and two, San Francisco, four and two. The Vegas line here, San Fran, minus one and a half. The over under is 47 and a half. Can I be honest with you?
No. Yeah, I would prefer you don't. I want you to figure out, I want to take back my almost upset. I changed my mind. Okay. Oh, okay. Afterward, I, I hesitated to say it. I could have just stuck in there. I don't know if you could get me a reverse. No, I think that's not over. You can't get me a reverse almost upset? No, I already. You don't have that capability. I already bet it. You can't take it back? You can't take it back? I need the drop. Yeah, can you do the drop in reverse? Is what he's saying. Can you do it in reverse for me? I don't want it to be informal.
Yeah. I look you know that for you. Thank you. And you know when you're playing chess as long as you haven't taken your hand off the piece the move is. Did I take my hand off the show? No, we're still recording this show. I don't feel I changed my mind. You don't like the Giants. I don't have the giant. Because I think the Broncos are going to beat the crap out of the Giants. I changed my mind. Now I feel bad that this is coming like hopefully you didn't go out and bet it in between now. But I got to just I'm going to take it. There's only one man that did. There's a lot. Yeah. Out our producer.
I'm changing my mind on this. He's a loyal soldier for the almost upset. He's in immediately. So, yeah, we've got, we've got, you got that drop for me. You just hit it. Whenever you get it, you hit it, okay? All right. To make it. Now, what caused you to think about that? Was it this game? Yeah. Because. Yeah. Okay. Andy's almost upset of the week. Yeah. Yeah, it was, Jason. Why did you have to poke and prod there? I mean, you knew it. That's exactly right. I was doubting it when we were breaking down the Bronco game. I kind of changed my mind on it a little bit, looking at the numbers. And then we got here and I was like, man, this is the one I actually believe in. So I'm going to go with the Falcons on this one, but which would basically be an outright win because they're, you know, San Francisco minus one and a half. Overrunners 47 and a half in this one.
Both teams fighting for positioning. The 49ers, we know how nice the schedule's been. They've done so much with so many injuries. Now you've got Bose out for the year. You got Mack Jones getting it done. They did lose last week. Still competitive. There you go. And the Falcon's so impressive on Monday Night Football. This game is awesome. It is, dude, it's a prime time island. We all get to enjoy it. No distractions. Bijon, Christian McCaffrey. Oh, man. Your two running backs. Oh, well, I mean, I wasn't talking about it for that. But fantasy football, this is, this is elite. The two or two of the superstar running backs who swing matchups every single week on Sunday night. This is fabulous. Squaring off. Both of them on your team. Bejohn Robinson, number one in points per game. Christian McCaffrey, number two in points per game. And the return.