Unbelievable. I'm trying to win my league. I'm not going out there. I don't want to roll Will Ty out there to try to win my league when the target share is going to go to Eifert in Cincinnati. Yeah, I would say, I like Ty, but with Tyler Eiferts, as a possibility for you, and you can roll out Robinson, who's, he's been okay recently. I just, that's the, that's the scenario I would, yeah, that's what I would go with. Jay?
Fantasy Football Podcast 2016 - Week 12 Waivers, Streams of the Week, Mailbag
Fantasy Football Podcast 2016 - Week 12 Waivers, Streams of the Week, Mailbag
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131 passagesJason clearly disagrees over there, but I've tried to ignore it. You know, it is tough. You want a fourth wide receiver or do you want a starting tight end? I think you're going to need four widers. When I look at the wide receiver depth there, it is not so great that, I mean, look, if you have three good wide receivers and you just roll them out and you say, well, regardless of the matchup, I have to play them every single week, you know, you're going to wish you had a little bit more flexibility there. If you lose one of those wide receivers over the next few weeks,
Now you're toast. What's easier to sign, though? It's much easier to sign an extra wide receiver. I don't think it's. By far. He just named guys that you could sign off the waivers that I'd be happy to play Gary Barnage. I'd be happy to play Will Ty. So how can you say it's easier to go get a wide receiver that maybe you can go get Taylor Gabriel? Would you rather play Taylor Gabriel or Will Ty or Gary Barnage this week? Because I would rather roll.
I would rather roll a better wide receiver and a will tie or a Gary Barnage than I would Tyler Eifer with Taylor Gabriel. But you don't have to. His team, you're hypothetically saying he's going to need to roll that guy out there. Yes, in your scenario where you do have to start somebody, maybe you're right. I am not against this trade. He's against it, Mike. My hesitation was, is not super easy to me. You want his verification? I can get you his verification. By the way, let's take a quick check. Oh, yeah. Mike, are you verified yet?
I'm no longer responding to this question. Okay. Why don't you close the show out for us? All right. And thank you once again to Tommy John, the 21st century men's underwear brand. I am telling you, Foot Clan, check them out at Tommyjohn.com slash ballers. You're going to get 20% off your first order. And it's, it could, uh, it could possibly change your life and how you think about underpants. And Jason, you better get this throat thing figured out. You got a Megalodon show tomorrow. You've got the, the footcast tomorrow. You better sit. Be here.
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