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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.
of George Kettle. Boy, you got to be looking forward to this game more than anything on the year. Dude, I'm not even listening to what you guys are saying. We really need Michael Pinnis to keep playing the way he did at home on Monday night when he goes to San Francisco here because that was pretty impressive. Is there any fear of a letdown? He threw it to his best player a bunch. And I was, he should. He should keep doing that. But Darnell Mooney limited on Wednesday and Thursday. We'll see if he plays. The games where Mooney is not there. That's where Drake London gets the Jamar Chase from last night treatment, where it's just like, I mean, literally no other wide receivers caught a pass in that game against the builds. He's on target for 180. Mooney changes that for Drake London. It's, of course, not a bench or anything crazy with Drake London. It's just a understanding that when they're both active, it hasn't been as great.
All right, we know that the Falcons defense has been legit this year. Number five against quarterbacks, two against running back, six against the wide outs, number one against the returning tight-in, George Kittle. Don't care. And who's Jason's start of the week? So their defense has really been what I think will travel well. Michael Pennix has been bad on the road, but I think this will be a fun game. Like you said, prime time, what, back-to-back primetime games for the Falcons? Yeah, yeah. That's pretty cool. But from a start-sit perspective, you're not worried about Beijon and McCaffrey and Drake London. But you are asking yourself, can I start a wide receiver for the 49ers? Yeah, like Kendrick Bourne, wide receiver 7 and back-to-back weeks, 20 targets, 100 yards over both of those games. I saw there was a blurb that if Bourne hits 100 yards here, it will be the first three-game stretch of a wide receiver hitting 100 yards in like 30 years.
For the Canters? For the 49ers. Oh, for the 49ers. Yeah. No, not in the NFL. But for the 49ers. Since Jerry Rice. Basically, yeah. Rice. Well, that's wild. I'm surprised T.O. never did that. What do you do then? Are you playing Kendrick Bourne? Are you staying in the... Yeah, with a special loss of the name? Thank you. So sad. Thank you. Sorry, Giants fans. I'm sorry. That was... Now it's official. Now we have a technicality problem. Right. Because you did the last... Did you just undo this one? No, no, no, no. I told him, remember I asked for the reverse? Now you think I did? I don't know. I mean, that was the last one you played. That means you'd have to hit that again and have the drop again. If he hits that again, we have summoned. Oh, come on. Yeah, with a special law. See, neat. Okay, now you have none. So now I have no almost subsets. Correct. Rules are rules. Okay, so now formally. Well, you don't have one.
Oh, what? What? Andy's almost upset of leave. I didn't see this coming. Oh, man. Wow. This game? I might want to take this one back. No, I'm just good. I'm excited for this one as well. But if you're shooting your shot, is it born? Yeah. It has to be. Yeah. Is he a must start to you? Who's the quarterback? It's going to be Mac. Is that for sure? I think I most likely because of what I've been reading. That makes me. It weirdly makes me feel a little bit more confident in Bourne because obviously that's who's been, you know, is in sync with. It's the George Kittle factor. Mac Jones loves to find the one guy. Apparently, Mac Jones, he finds his one wide receiver or pass catching target and he goes to them. They're like, if George Kittle comes in and he's like, oh, that guy's really, really good.
It may be then born is just a disappointment. But I think based off of what has happened, you still play him if you need to. It's like a flex decision. Okay. Tampa Bay 5 and 1, Detroit, 4 and 2. Monday night doubleheader, Mike, your favorite. Well, this, hey, this one's an attack on the on East Coast ads. Because it's the back-to-back? Yeah. And I feel for him. I like it. I mean, I like it for me as a West Coast ad. Yeah. Yeah, Tampa Bay 5 and 1. But my brethren over there, I'm sorry. They're asleep. They can't, yeah. What's the second game? Houston, Seattle? Ah, you're fine. Just go to sleep. Tampa Bay, Detroit. Detroit's 4 and 2. They have the highest implied point total of the entire week. The game has a 52.5 point over under. Delightful. Detroit minus 6. Their implied point total is 29.3. And yeah, this might not be the last time we see them play each other this year.
Yeah, for sure. I mean, these two teams are awesome. Again, this is another, you know, division leader, conference leader who is not favored in the game. That's pretty crazy. But this is, I want this game even more than the Cowboys game, not like I'm more excited for it because I got the CD deck stack. But Baker gets it done, man. And this is in a dome. The Detroit Lions are going to put up points. They're going to throw the ball a lot. There's going to be so much fantasy output in this game. I can't fathom this one letting us down. Baker and Josh Allen are tied for the second shortest odds to win the MVP. Mahomes is number one right now. Those three are the only ones with a, like, that are even in contention right now. All right. Let's start on Tampa Bay side. You talked about it. Baker's been getting it done. We saw Tess Johnson get 72% of snaps last week after, and that's, you know, Abuka went down, I think, midgame basically with 40-something percent of the snaps.
He caught a big touchdown. Cameron Johnson caught a big touchdown. Mike Evans has been limited. Might return. But Abuka should miss. Godwin should miss. Shepard is there. Sort it out for the people out there that need. I mean, again, this is what I'm saying. There are so many games where you're filtering down to which is the right backup wide receiver to play in a game with a quarterback I like. It's tough. I mean, Mike Evans is in your lineup. Yeah, if he plays, you'd play him. You know, he's going to be the number one target here and should be a great fantasy play. You've got Brian Branch suspended for this one. Their safety for the lions. 31st against wide receivers right now. And 26 against quarterback. So I think it's great. Then you go, okay, what's the next guy? I had, you know, on the waiver wire show, I had been on the Tess Johnson side.
because I want that deep shot. I want that down the field target. That seemed like that was Tess Johnson. But now with Mike Evans, you know, ready to play, I wonder if the number two guy. Oh, it's, it's Shepard. See, I was going to go Cameron Johnson. So, I mean, it's hard. It's hard to figure this one out. It will be Mike Evans and Sterling Shepard on the field. I believe. Oh, it will definitely, yes, on the field for sure. Snaps, yes, but I don't get fantasy points for snaps. And Shepard, I'm just not sure. Well, it is step one. It is step one. I would agree with that. Last week, Shepard played 49% of snaps. Tess Johnson, Tess Johnson, Tess Johnson plays 72% of snaps. Yeah. So from a snap perspective, you're saying you think that changes? With Evans back? I'm just saying, like, when they're in too wide, it will be, it will not be Tess Johnson. It'll be Sterling Shepard and Mike Evans. It could be wrong, but that's how I'm.
I mean, why wasn't Shepard out there more last week then? I don't have an answer. Yeah, his snap counts have gone down. I think they've become more comfortable. If you want the counterpoint, in my opinion, I think they've become more comfortable with these younger guys than kind of the run-of-the-mill PPP. Like, Shepard is not in consideration for me because I don't, there's no explosiveness to Stowing Shepard. He could catch six for 40. I mean, he can give you that game. The counterpoint I would say to that is I don't. I would have to go back. Counterpoint and counterpoint. I wish I could let you talk. I can't let you talk. I'm sorry. Counter-counter-point? Thank you. I would have to go back and watch and see what truly happened because last week per, I'm looking at our site, Cameron Johnson, 49% of the snaps, Shepard 49% Abuka, 53%. Yeah, before he went out. And, and Tess Johnson led with 72%. I'm saying like no one, it was clearly a weird.
game of trying to figure out what we're doing with our wide receivers. And now that you're game planning, I don't know, I just, I would, I would trust the veteran over. I'm going tests. That's my final vote. I'll go Cam and you can take Shepherd as the second guy and we'll see who's right. But this, what it really means is I don't love, probably not starting any of those guys. Yeah, it's like we, the nasty boys we've been talking about feel like Pierce, I'd rather go Alec Pierce than that. What if you had a roster? that was so good that you're playing Taz and you're playing Pierce and you're playing Chris Moore. Okay. How good would that feel? It would feel better this week than most weeks. Okay. Thank you. That's a good point. Rashad White? Oh, man. He's back on his BS. He's back on it. On his BS? Oh, yeah. Look at these numbers for Rashad White. The efficiency that we saw. The starter. Running back 7 and 11. Delightful.
14 for 41 on the ground. 4 for 30 through the air. It's old school Rashad White. 17 for 65 on the ground. But the cool thing about old school Rashad White is he was the running back seven at the end of the year and the running back 24 at the end of last year. So if you're mad at the PPR scan that is Chris Olavé, this is a running back scam, but you just just cash the check. Jared Goff is Jason's start of the week at quarterback. Gibbs and Montgomery can both be played in this game. Let's just talk about the, I mean, and obviously Alman Ra, Jameson, 6 for 66 in a touchdown, more volume last week, had the score. Jameson Williams are Keenan. Jameson. Jameson Williams. This game has too many points, and it's difficult to run on the Buccaneers, and it's pretty easy to throw on them. Until I... Crystal Lave is traveling to Chicago. I'd play Lave. Over Jameson Williams? I would play Jameson Williams because of the weather in Chicago. Oh, that's a great point.
Okay, I reversed that. I thought you were going to talk about Keenan more of. Until I see something from Keenan Allen, I'm not playing him. I mean, it's been, it's been horrifically bad the past three weeks. Laporte has been the tight-in four in back-to-back weeks. You can play him, and then Kate Otten could be the biggest beneficiary. Yeah. In reality, you guys basically concluded you wouldn't play any of those three guys. Right. If you had a choice, Kate Otten, he normally takes advantage of opportunities. I'm not expecting Mike Evans first game back from a hamstring. on a season in which he already, he was kind of, you know, not doing standard Mike Evans stuff. You know, he's slowing down a little bit, I think. I don't expect him to come back. The targets were still there. I don't expect him to come back and fully dominate. By the way, he needs 78 a game here on out to hit 1,000. He can do it. I think he'll find a way to do it. Just a couple spike games here, there. These 200 yards in week 18 when.
When they're just trying to manufacture it. And just something to at least bring to people's attention per David Montgomery. We had a report, Jason, you were sharing with me a report of the team of the coaching staff saying we need to even the carries back up between Jemir Gibbs and David Montgomery. This is not a don't play Gibbs. It is just pay attention that perhaps Montgomery will be safer. And, you know, like he's been kind of. He's been volatile running back 36, 23, running back 2, running back 62. So maybe we get back to a level where we're cool with Montgomery. I believe there's going to be 60 points scored in this game. Houston's 2 and 3. The Seahawks 4 and 2. The game's in Seattle. Seattle minus 3. Overrunners 41.5. I disagree with Mike. I think this is a great game. I think Houston, Seattle is a great game. If you had to choose between the two,
I'd watch the first one. But this is, Houston's been playing good football. The offense has looked a lot better. Seattle, it's been fun with Darnold with JSN leading the NFL and receiving yards out wide this year, something people didn't see coming or didn't think that he could do. And he's completely dominating that. I'm excited about this. You get to watch Nico Collins on a Monday net football game. We get to sort out. And Mike gets to be. yelling at the TV. That's the best part of it. About Charbonnet and Ken Walker. If you're East Coast and you go to sleep for this game, you don't have to do the rage. Yeah, Mike will be raging. Oh, yeah. Because there's no, there's actually no way not to rage because if Walker does great, you're raging at what the mistakes they've made. You, yeah. If he doesn't do great, it's a win, win, win, you will continue to rage about what he could do. Get your anger out. Yeah. The only scenario I think in which.
You can't rage as if Charbonnet dominates on the ground. I agree. You'll rage about how Pistie is that Charbonnet did good. Possibly. No, I agree that that would be. Worst case scenario. Yeah, that's worst case scenario. Also, not possible. Not possible? No, it's not. This is my point. You guys loved Charvonei, but now he's set up as the antithesis of your Walker. Yeah. So you can't, now you treat him, you treat him like Ramandre or worse. You. hate Charbonnet. To be fair, that was like three years ago. What do you? When we love Charbonnet, yeah. You stopped loving him on his own merit, or did you stop loving him because of what he represented? No, those first few years watching him, I stopped loving it. He earned it. Okay, look. All right. I won't mention it again. His chance of getting a touchdown? I thought you still secretly rooted for the guy that you liked. I guess you gave up. If Ken Walker leaves town, then I'll root for Charbonnet again. Charbonnet, great chance of scoring a touchdown.
If you had both of them, who do you play? I don't know. Yeah, I got two quiet friends suddenly. Because it's impossible. Like you, it was the season low in offensive snaps for Ken Walker last week. Charbonnet was also awful. I'm gonna, I would, I would play Jacksonville's a great defense. I would play Kenneth Walker. Houston. Oh, for last week? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I would play Kenneth Walker simply because I'm almost. I'm almost always going to take the opportunity side over the explosive side. But Charbonnet has been so inefficient that you're talking about a guy who while he's getting this work hasn't scored 12 fantasy points on the season. So I don't feel like I'm sacrificing a great game. And that's including the games he's had touchdowns. Whereas.
I could be sacrificing a blow-up game for walks. So then your Marks over Chubb. Woody Marks over Chub is the exact same argument. I am Woody Marks over Chubb. And that's a scary one too. The running game in Houston's very scary because like you said, Nick Chubb is going to get more work. Woody Marks needs to get passing game work to succeed. So are they off your board in terms of starts? No, not off. And if you had to choose one, you'd both go marks? I would the the bi-week bump. It's real. So that I would be banking on the history that that has brought us. So Mike doesn't want to watch the game, but his start of the week, C.J. Stroud's playing in it. No, no, no. I'm watching the game. I'm just giving the dads on the East Coast. Permission. If you want to go to sleep for this, do it, man. We'll catch you up the next day. You probably slept through Thursday night football thinking that the old men were going to, you know, let us down. And we caught them up today.
Other players in this game that you care about, Christian Kirk, Cooper Cup. Kirk's a nasty boy. He's in the range of the Alec Pierce guys that we've been talking about. Are we starting to at least, like, is Jaden Higgins going to get more and more work in this offense at some point? Maybe. Maybe. Maybe. Maybe. Maybe they get him more involved. I'm not playing any of the other. I'm not playing Christian Kirk or Higgins here. Just keeping an eye on him. Inj. Updates. Oh, what about the, sorry, let me ask one more question. A.J. Barner for Seattle, tight in. I am not personally doing it. The Texans have a good defense. He's been very good so far this season. He's had some touchdowns, tight end 10 on the season. This is a guy that we talked about like you could be a pivot if you've got an injured tight end. He's late in the week, you know, an emergency option. But I think there's better. I think most people have a tight end. They would start over Barner. Debo Samuel said that we'll just have to see when asked about playing Sunday. The heel is aggravating for sure. Josh Downs won't play in week seven. David Najoku ruled out for week seven.
As well, we got another segment. Fantasy Face Off, presented by prize picks. Well, our hot streak as a group really ended last week. It did. We had been on fire, I think, 11 of 12 picks the week before. It didn't go well. No. And I thought for a second I had some hope yesterday to not spin the wheel of shame because Mike got, how many correct? One. And how many did I get correct? One. But how many did you get wrong? Three. And then I got. Too wrong. Yeah, because you got the Booba right because I got the reboot. Shout out to Price Bix. Yeah, it took care of you and then you guys are going to. That's a cool thing the price picks does. Yeah. Yeah, you don't want to lose because of that. Correct. You just want to lose because they don't play Kenneth Walker. Idiots. Maybe stop betting on him, dummy. Nah, I will always. Stop leaning on Kenneth Walker to win stuff. No, that's a, that's your problem. I'm in. You're not, no. Kenneth Walker is very talented.
Wheel of shame. All right. It's me, I guess. I'll embrace it. Go ahead and spin it. What a loser. Oh, man. What do we got here? The wheel is Iceman, Looney Tunes. Jerry Jones. Oh, no. Weiner. He's not a winner, but he is a weiner. Oh, look at that. Look at this. He's trying to figure it out. Get it on. Stick that wiener up. It's the glizzy king. Looking good, Andy. Looking real good. That's way funnier than I thought of it. Yeah, we should have brought some mustard to just continue that line down the face. I'm the wiener of the week. I leaned on Ramandre Stevenson. I told you I, okay, that's good. I told you I deserved it. Well, we get to reveal this week's picks starting at the quarterback position. What do you guys have?
Well, I love my projection. It came a little bit earlier in the week. Tua in that weather game. I have... Huge. You cheat-coated this thing. 216 and a half passing yards. I'm taking less than that. If you go to price picks, you will not find that right now. Not anymore. The weather has... I got him before the weather was caught up. My quarterback's my green goblin, so I just have Jalen Hertz. More than 0.5 passing touchdowns. He should be able to do that. I'm going with a fun one. I'm going with Cameron Ward. Longest completion, 32 and a half yards. I am taking the less. Oh, okay. Maybe no Ridley. And just the fact that he has would have missed that. I think it's like five of six weeks. Not against the Cardinals. Yeah, there is that.
It's you, Jay. It is? Yep. Yeah. Oh, you went first for quarterback, so we keep that order going. I didn't, yeah, no, I'm going to go. I'm the one that looks like the hot dog, though. Yeah. You're the wiener. I was the winner. I'm going to go with Zach Sharbon. Oh, you're the winner with how many, by the way. Zach Charbonnet with half of them. Um, Zach Sharbonate and have some dignity. Oh, I've got dignity. You're going to love this. Yeah, Mike. Yes, yes. It's the longest rush. Oh, of 11 and a half yards. Not going to happen. No way. You have done that before. I have. I'm going back to the well here. No way, no how. No way. So a long Charbonnet run hurts in so many ways. Correct. So, but good news. When he doesn't, I will feel happy. I'm taking less than 11 and a half on his longest rushing attempt. I actually have a fun one too at the running back position. I've been impressed with Jacksonville's run defense and their defense in general. Kyron Williams going up against Jacksonville. I'm taking.
less than 20.5 rushing yards on his first five attempts. Well, that's a fun one. So we'll be watching the London game eagerly. I also, I'm the reception man from here on now, but I also have Kyron Williams. Oh, really? Two and a half receptions. No puka? Oh, you're going. I'm going to take the more. Yep, no, that makes sense. All right. Wide receiver here, this is my green goblin. Ladd McConkey with Q's getting back and I think a high over under in that game that I want pieces of. He's just got to have more than three and a half receptions. That feels pretty easy. All right. I am going to go with, I'm going to go back to that Jacksonville, L.A. game, and I'm going to take Brian Thomas. I've been on the trade for Brian Thomas train all year long. They're going to get it going. They're figuring things out in this offense. It seemed like it was going last week. Yeah. And that absolutely was. So I'm going to stay with that. I'm going to go more than 66.5 receiving yards. Oh, I like that one. I'm going to stick with the affirmation. JSN. This dude is.
He's that dude. Yeah, he is. It's at six and a half receptions. Easy peasy. I'm going more. Okay. And then we've got tight end, Jason. Mr. 50% target. Let's go. Yeah, I almost took that exact same. Did you? Yeah, I was looking at that and it felt delicious. My tight end, I'm going with a lesser known, not, you know, you're not starting Tommy Trimble out there in fantasy rosters. Jetavian Sanders is back. But he has, even in the games with Jetavian Sanders, he's involved. He gets plenty of yards. And this is a Tommy Trimble. Tommy Trimble. He gets, I mean, there's a great matchup for tight ends. And his projections sitting there at 15 and a half yards. Okay. He just got to get like, he could do that on one, maybe two reception. So I'm taking more than that. How many times does he? Almost ever. I think it's only one time this season he has. Really? Yeah. Maybe two. Yeah. All right. My green goblin this week, I'll just lean in. My favorite player of all time.
Miaoson Taylor, three and a half receptions. Okay. There's nobody there. I'm going with them more. I'm taking Darren Waller to go less than 38 and a half receiving yards in the weather game. Yeah. He might score because he scores every week. It's going to, yeah, it'll be just a yards after catch. What's the projection? How many? How many yards? 38 and a half. You just, yeah. No, I get it, but that would be, that would be terrifying, terrifyingly fun to watch. Yeah, yeah, we'll see. That was Fantasy Faceoff presented by prize picks. Basketball season is here, so check out more max discounts on the app. Man, basketball season's here. Oh, dude. Like Steph Curry only needing half a point to win on October 21st. Use the code. I will take the more. Footballers to get $50 in lineups after you play your first $5 lineup. All right, that's it. We're wrapping. This show is over. Sunday live. Week 7 begins.
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