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Speaker 1: student Deeter von Fertson Gott can't wait, very excited Deter
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Speaker 1: Over the course of this show, we will give you
Speaker 1: nine players upon whom you can take a chance. We'll
Speaker 1: answer three tough questions, give you premature speculation, we'll hear
Speaker 1: from Deeter, and we'll break down all of the games,
Speaker 1: beginning with the Texans taking on the Giants. Brian Brandon
Speaker 1: Cooks actually gonna play in this game, even sounds like
Speaker 1: how about that? He's decided he he would like to
Speaker 1: make the roughly one million dollars a game he gets paid. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I wanted to start with your boy, Damian Pierce, but
Speaker 1: we'll start with Brandon Cooks, who I have on the
Speaker 1: bench though, even though he is making his return uh
Speaker 1: from a wrist injury and and hurt feelings from last week.
Speaker 1: It's a bad matchup for Cooks though, and all the
Speaker 1: Texans wide receivers are all on the bench. New York
Speaker 1: is allowing the fourth fewest catches and yards per game
Speaker 1: to wide receivers, and for that reason, or not for
Speaker 1: that reason, but just the whole pass game for the
Speaker 1: Texans on the bench, including the tight ends, all four
Speaker 1: of them who saw a target last week. I think O. J.
Speaker 1: Howard led the way with two targets a Texans side ends.
Speaker 1: So uh needs to say Davis Mills on the bench
Speaker 1: as well. Opposing quarterbacks are averaging just two thirty passing
Speaker 1: yards against New York, who have allowed zero or one
Speaker 1: passing touchdown in five of eight games. No quarterback has
Speaker 1: thrown for more than two scores against them. So Mills
Speaker 1: is on the bench, but not your boy Damien Pierce.
Speaker 1: Charge he gets the Giants in his borderline a because
Speaker 1: he's gonna touch the ball thirty times for them to
Speaker 1: have a chance in this game. The Giants allow these
Speaker 1: seventh most rushing yards per game on the third highest
Speaker 1: yards per carry allout at five point four, and since
Speaker 1: Week five, Pierces averaging twenty four and a half touches
Speaker 1: per game even when they get blowed out, even when
Speaker 1: they get blown out Pierce. That's second among running backs
Speaker 1: during that span, behind only Derrick Henry. So so Pierce
Speaker 1: is a bell cow. You gotta start him with a
Speaker 1: b over to the giant side. Not not a whole
Speaker 1: lot to like here, but you obviously like UHN love sake,
Speaker 1: Kwan Barkley. He gets an a the Texans kind of
Speaker 1: a I think God the fantasy fan, Kwan Barkley. The
Speaker 1: Texans are the worst defense against the Raw and allowing
Speaker 1: one hundred and fifty four rushing yards at one point
Speaker 1: five rushing scores per game over their last three games alone.
Speaker 1: Houston has given up seven rushing touchdowns and five hundred
Speaker 1: and sixty seven rushing yards. That is one hundred eighty
Speaker 1: nine rushing yards per game over their last three So
Speaker 1: wet Barkley, UH said it and forget it with him,
Speaker 1: and that should be uh his status the rest of
Speaker 1: the season really over to the wide receivers Wan Dale Robinson,
Speaker 1: Darius Slayton, and this guy named Kenny Golladay who might
Speaker 1: have heard of them all. They're all on the bench.
Speaker 1: Teams don't throw against the Texans. I don't have to.
Speaker 1: They don't have to. The Texans on the third lowest
Speaker 1: opponent passing play percentage opposing wide receivers as a whole
Speaker 1: or averaging less than ten catches per game against Houston,
Speaker 1: who have also only allowed three touchdowns to the position
Speaker 1: all season. So they're on the bench the wide receivers,
Speaker 1: so as Tanner Hudson the Giants starting tight end. And
Speaker 1: it's a shame. I wish Daniel Bellinger was healthy enough
Speaker 1: to play Texans. The Texans are allowing more than fifty
Speaker 1: yards fifty yards per game to tight ends. But I
Speaker 1: just can't give Tanner Hudson a starting grade. And I
Speaker 1: was close to giving Daniel Jones a see I still
Speaker 1: got him on the bench. Though. The average stat line
Speaker 1: for opposing quarterbacks against the Texans is two hundred and
Speaker 1: thirty yards and zero point nine touchdowns per game. And
Speaker 1: Houston has also contained mobile mobile mobile quarterbacks this season.
Speaker 1: Jalen Hurts, Malik Willis, and Justin Fields combined to average
Speaker 1: two scoreless rushing yards per game against Houston. So on borderline,
Speaker 1: see on Jones. But I got him on the bench,
Speaker 1: all right, got him. I like it. We'll just call
Speaker 1: it what it is. Vikings take on the Bills and
Speaker 1: a ton of moving parts in this game. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: start on the Viking side with Kirk Cousins. The Bill
Speaker 1: secondary is dealing with a bunch of injuries and all
Speaker 1: these moving parts are injury related. But we got we
Speaker 1: know that both starting safeties for Buffalo, Micah Hyde and
Speaker 1: Jordan Poyer are out. There are starting defensive end Greg
Speaker 1: Rousseau out. We're gonna watch the status of cornerback Dane Jackson,
Speaker 1: you're elam, and whether or not Tradavious White it's gonna
Speaker 1: make his two debut in this game. It's a lot
Speaker 1: of question marks. That's a lot of question marks when healthy,
Speaker 1: which they're not. This is an elite secondary allowing only
Speaker 1: one touchdown pass per game. They've also held five of
Speaker 1: seven opposing passers to under two three yards, which is nothing.
Speaker 1: But given the all the state of all the injuries here,
Speaker 1: you want to watch this up until up until kickoff.
Speaker 1: And I've got Kirk Cousins with a B grade. But
Speaker 1: if it turns out Dane Jackson tire, Elam, don't go.
Speaker 1: I mean, at that point, I think you could probably
Speaker 1: elevate Kirk Cousins to an A status. Speaking of which
Speaker 1: Justin Jefferson a status. Again, if all of these players,
Speaker 1: you know, enough of these players are out, I think
Speaker 1: he's a safe A. I would I would consider him
Speaker 1: a B where everybody healthy, But it just doesn't look
Speaker 1: like it's shaping up that way for that secondary and
Speaker 1: staying with the passing game. T J. Hockenson another injury
Speaker 1: situation to watch. The Bills have got two of the
Speaker 1: best coverage linebackers in the league, Matt Milano and Tremaine Edmonds.
Speaker 1: I think Milano is gonna go. I think Edmonds is
Speaker 1: not going to go. But they also use their safety
Speaker 1: Jordan Poyer, who normally draws a lot of US of
Speaker 1: a tight end coverage. But and he's already been ruled out.
Speaker 1: So if it turns out all these guys are out,
Speaker 1: let's move up t J. Hockinson to an A. If not,
Speaker 1: they're a B. He is a B. Excuse me so,
Speaker 1: and at full strength, let me mention this. This is
Speaker 1: an awesome path. There's an awesome if they all end
Speaker 1: up playing. This is a fantastic tight end defense that
Speaker 1: is not allowed to touch down all seasons. So show
Speaker 1: some caution either way on t J. Hockenson, But a
Speaker 1: B grade based on what we believe is going to
Speaker 1: be the injury situation right now. Adam Feeling's got an
Speaker 1: ankle injury. It looks like he's going to be okay
Speaker 1: and play for in this game. But I still feel
Speaker 1: like this, and and by the way, seeing a reasonably
Speaker 1: healthy six targets per game, UM still again monitor the
Speaker 1: status here. I've only got the C grade on him.
Speaker 1: If the second ay is all active, you could drop
Speaker 1: him down to bench. If they're all miss you could
Speaker 1: elevate him to an A. And the last thing I'll
Speaker 1: mention on on this a nervous A grade for Dalvin Cooks.
Speaker 1: He's scored in four straight games, which is great, but
Speaker 1: his box cars are getting salvaged by one or two
Speaker 1: remarkable plays every game. The Bills run defense had been
Speaker 1: awesome to start the season. Prior to Week eight, no
Speaker 1: running back had reached forty eight yards on the ground,
Speaker 1: but in the last two weeks, four running backs have
Speaker 1: topped forty eight yards in the last two games, So
Speaker 1: maybe there's a chance here that he gets little something done.
Speaker 1: The Vikings run defense has been pretty uneven, or run
Speaker 1: blocking has been uneven to my eyes, but Pro Football
Speaker 1: Focus loves the Vikings is run blockers, So maybe maybe
Speaker 1: Cooks a little better than we think. Nervous A grade
Speaker 1: on him all right, Now, the other half of this
Speaker 1: complicated matchup on the Bill side I'm gonna do this
Speaker 1: whole thing as though Josh Allen is playing. If he's not,
Speaker 1: drop everybody down a full letter grade as we go
Speaker 1: down to case Keenum. This makes sense. Okay, it's not
Speaker 1: even or all whole alphabet, or it is the letters,
Speaker 1: just not all of the letters. Six letters. Case Keenum
Speaker 1: is not a non functional backup quarterback. I mean, they're
Speaker 1: way worse backup quarterbacks out there than katese keenas z minus.
Speaker 1: There is no he'd have that revenge game angle. So
Speaker 1: let's start with Josh Allen. His throwing elbow obviously is
Speaker 1: affected here. His legs aren't, though, and he can still
Speaker 1: run for a big game even if his passing takes
Speaker 1: a hit. A year. Normally he's in every week a grade,
Speaker 1: but I gotta bake in the threat of him not
Speaker 1: finishing a game he could start, So I've gotta be
Speaker 1: grade on Josh Allen, assuming he's the starter. Let's talk
Speaker 1: about Stefon Diggs, who runs from everywhere on the field,
Speaker 1: and the only place where he finds a particularly tough
Speaker 1: matchup is when he lines up on the right side,
Speaker 1: which is only listen less than actually a third of
Speaker 1: his snaps all other Vikings cornerbacks are struggling significantly, and
Speaker 1: it looks like Ricky cornerback at Caleb Evans is going
Speaker 1: to make his first ever NFL start. That is advantage
Speaker 1: Stefon Diggs with an A grade. They gotta run the
Speaker 1: exact same That's what I've been saying. I would open
Speaker 1: it if it's case. It's case you can't. I'm totally
Speaker 1: with you. Stefon Digg's right side of the field lofted up.
Speaker 1: Then see if a Vikings safety decides to just fall down,
Speaker 1: just jump jumping the receiver. Smith uh gave Davis. I
Speaker 1: kind of like Gabe Davis here. The Vikings are handing
Speaker 1: out big box scores, surrendering mammoth games to DeAndre Hopkins,
Speaker 1: Rondel Moore, Tyreek Hill, Jalen Waddle just in the last
Speaker 1: three games alone. Gabe Davis is always an all or
Speaker 1: nothing fantasy guy, right. If he catches those big long bombs,
Speaker 1: you get, you get big box scores, you get touchdowns.
Speaker 1: And when he does and he gives you nothing. But again,
Speaker 1: the Vikings have two corners that are struggling a lot,
Speaker 1: and I think that's a good opportunity for Gabe Davis
Speaker 1: will give him a B grade in this one. Also
Speaker 1: consider starting Isaiah Mackenzie. You gotta pick your spots with
Speaker 1: this low volume slot receiver. But Minnesota slot cornerback Chandon
Speaker 1: Sullivan allows an eighty two percent catch rate a passer
Speaker 1: rating of a hundred nineteen in his coverage, and he's
Speaker 1: been crushed for one hundred yards twice in his last
Speaker 1: three games. So Isaiah Mackenzie see grade in this one
Speaker 1: as well. Also getting a C grade. Dawson Knox maybe
Speaker 1: just because it's the buy, but super low volume and
Speaker 1: he's completely touchdown dependent. But he's going up against the
Speaker 1: defense that's given up tight and touchdowns in two of
Speaker 1: the past three games. So you could try Dawson Knox
Speaker 1: with a C grade as well if you would like.
Speaker 1: And that leaves us with Devin Singletary with a C grade.
Speaker 1: His touches, his yards per carry, his total yardage output
Speaker 1: has dropped in three straight games, but he's still getting
Speaker 1: the vast majority of the snaps, so that might be
Speaker 1: enough to keep him viable here in a In a
Speaker 1: tricky bye week, Singletary has a tough matchup against the
Speaker 1: Vikings team allowing the fifth fewest rushing yards on the
Speaker 1: third lowest yards per carry to opposing backs and Brian
Speaker 1: Johnson revenge game for Vikings interior defensive lineman Harrison Phillips's
Speaker 1: revenge all around this game he is. There is a
Speaker 1: revenge alroad. He happens to be Minnesota's best run stuffer.
Speaker 1: Back to game Davis real quick spike game. The Vikings
Speaker 1: drafted Justin Jefferson? How dare they? But it doesn't mean
Speaker 1: he's not upset about it? Well, what about what about
Speaker 1: the Vikings drafting Justin Jefferson with the pick they got
Speaker 1: from the Bills. There's something in there right? My head
Speaker 1: hurts now, reminds James Cook on the bench. All right,
Speaker 1: let's see if we can sneak in one last matchup here,
Speaker 1: Colts taking on the Raiders. Yeah, Jonathan Taylor is the
Speaker 1: only cult you can start. He's back practicing in full.
Speaker 1: We'll start this week. The Raiders are allowing a hundred
Speaker 1: and forty four combo yards in a score per game
Speaker 1: to opposing backs. I thought about making him might take
Speaker 1: a chance on me running. I'm giving him a B grade.
Speaker 1: With new head coach and a new play caller, I
Speaker 1: have to think the Jeff Saturday and crew lean heavily
Speaker 1: on their bread and butter in this game, and then
Speaker 1: Sam Ellinger and the passing game, they're all on the bench,
Speaker 1: makes his third career start in three weeks with his
Speaker 1: third offensive coordinator, which is unreal. I'm gonna summon my
Speaker 1: is unreal by the way, I'm gonna summon my inner
Speaker 1: shark tank here, and for that reason, I'm out. Uh.
Speaker 1: They could pull a miracle and win one for the
Speaker 1: new head coach, but I'm not starting any of the
Speaker 1: players in the passing game that includes Michael Pittman. It's
Speaker 1: a decent matchup too, but the Colts only have thrown
Speaker 1: for three four yards and Ellinger's first two starts that's
Speaker 1: one fifty two per game. That's not enough. On the
Speaker 1: other side, did anyone fall for the Josh McDaniels was
Speaker 1: fired by a fake verified Adam schefter on Twitter this week?
Speaker 1: Nobody did? Nobody Twitter look at it. It's obviously fake.
Speaker 1: It would have been fun if we would have had
Speaker 1: two interim coaches playing each other in their first game.
Speaker 1: I don't know if that's ever happened in the NFL. Now,
Speaker 1: what will be funny is if he does get fighted
Speaker 1: and nobody's gonna believe it. No, but he could just
Speaker 1: he could just recycle that tweet. We are starting Josh Jacobs,
Speaker 1: even after a couple of down weeks. The Colts defense
Speaker 1: is seeing the most back touches per game that almost thirty,
Speaker 1: and Jacobs was already averaging twenty per game on the year.
Speaker 1: Opposing backs we've had at least eighteen touches against the Colts.
Speaker 1: They're averaging a hundred and one yards per games. So
Speaker 1: Jacobs gets a solid B Derek cover car. He suffers
Speaker 1: from low C and UH that can be cured by
Speaker 1: some supplement that Frank Thomas's peddling. You know, the big hurt.
Speaker 1: The Colts defense has not allowed a three yard passer
Speaker 1: all year, and it's been five weeks since a quarterback
Speaker 1: through for multiple scores. But in those five weeks they
Speaker 1: played Mac Jones, Taylor Heineke, Ryan Tannehill, Trevor Lawrence, and
Speaker 1: Russell Wilson. Not a murderers row of quarterbacks, So still
Speaker 1: a starting grade for car. Defensively, the Colts defense looks
Speaker 1: immaculate on paper against wide receivers, but the best one
Speaker 1: they faced this year, you pick it's either Christian kirk
Speaker 1: Er Juju Smith Schuster. That's the best wide receiver they've
Speaker 1: seen all year. That's it. That's it. Despite being top
Speaker 1: three in receptions, yards and touch downs allowed to the position,
Speaker 1: I'm going to give Davante Adams an a grade in
Speaker 1: this one. They haven't seen a wide receiver of his caliber.
Speaker 1: And there's no one left to throw too, because Darren
Speaker 1: Waller and Hunter Renfro both hit I R this week.
Speaker 1: Last year when Renfro was the only receiver in town,
Speaker 1: Derek Carr funneled the ball his way all game, and
Speaker 1: Adams is already seeing eleven targets per game. That's about
Speaker 1: to go up sometimes the rest of the receiving games
Speaker 1: on the bench, that includes Mac Hollins, Foster Morrow at
Speaker 1: Thin Hollands, just because there's nobody else left to throw too.
Speaker 1: And I think we're just a bunt of Adams. I think.
Speaker 1: I think if I'm in a pinch in a bye weekend,
Speaker 1: I guess if you if you're in a p there's
Speaker 1: just nobody else to catch a pass. It's true, all right,
Speaker 1: let's take a break when we come back. Nine players
Speaker 1: not normally and you're starting lineup. So many of these
Speaker 1: guys available on the waiver wire. We will tell you
Speaker 1: upon whom you can take a chance when we come
Speaker 1: back to Fantasy Football Weekly. It's a statement called take
Speaker 1: a chance on me, where we give you nine players
Speaker 1: not normally in your starting line up. Many of these
Speaker 1: guys available on the waiver wire. One of mine is
Speaker 1: available on if I'm being honest about it. More for
Speaker 1: you guys, I think Matt who's your take a chance
Speaker 1: to me quarterback? Mine probably not available on the waiver wire,
Speaker 1: but probably on a lot of benches. It's this guy,
Speaker 1: Tom Brady. I don't know if you've ever heard of him.
Speaker 1: Come to this with Tom Brady's thrown more than one
Speaker 1: touchdown in one game this year. Yeah, definitely hasn't put
Speaker 1: up big fantasy days this year. But now he's single,
Speaker 1: ready to mingle. His hair was dyed to shade darker
Speaker 1: this week. Maybe he's got that new lease on life.
Speaker 1: Speaking of lease's, do you see his ex wife bought
Speaker 1: a house across the street. That's weird. I don't think
Speaker 1: Brady is gonna come back for the kids, though easy
Speaker 1: for the kids. He's not coming back from Germany. That
Speaker 1: I won't name the crypto wallet that he endorses, but
Speaker 1: they've suspended withdrawal so Brady after this. Since Week four,
Speaker 1: Brady is quietly averaging three eleven passing yards per game.
Speaker 1: Problem is he hasn't scored for thrown for multiple scores
Speaker 1: in five straight. Enter the Seahawks, who have allowed multiple
Speaker 1: passing touchdowns to Jared Goff, Justin air Bear, and Kyler
Speaker 1: Murray since Week four, and Tom Brady wants to be
Speaker 1: the first quarterback to win in four different countries. He's
Speaker 1: right now tide with three different countries. The other two
Speaker 1: quarterbacks smoking j Cutler and Stu Beard. Wow, I would
Speaker 1: never discuss. I'm trying to. So there's England, there's America, Mehico.
Speaker 1: Al right, the Mexico games. I forgot about those. Okay, Bryan,
Speaker 1: you take a chance at me quarterback. I got Jacoby
Speaker 1: Brissette in a low key revenge game against his former team,
Speaker 1: the Dolphins. But this is the one we're focusing on
Speaker 1: this week. The Dolphins have surrendered the third most passing
Speaker 1: touchdowns this season. Their secondary took a big hit when
Speaker 1: they lost safety Brandon Jones for the year. They will
Speaker 1: remain without starting cornerback Byron Jones, who was dealing with
Speaker 1: an achilles injury, and the loan remaining cornerback Xavian Howard.
Speaker 1: Used to be a shutdown guy, but he looks like
Speaker 1: a shell of his former self. He continued to struggle
Speaker 1: last week, allowing a touchdown to Darnell Mooney in his coverage.
Speaker 1: So I like Jacoby Brissette in a game where Cleveland
Speaker 1: is probably gonna be given up some points and chasing
Speaker 1: them as well. Russell Wilson has been awful so far
Speaker 1: this year, but I think the turnaround starts here. Actually,
Speaker 1: it was pretty actually, pretty good last week in a
Speaker 1: game nobody saw because the kickoff was at five thirty
Speaker 1: a m. On ESPN Plus on Pacific time, so there
Speaker 1: was nobody saw a better game and probably the best
Speaker 1: game from Russell Wilson season before thereby he goes up
Speaker 1: against the Texas. Sorry the Titans this week. They have
Speaker 1: a great run defense, so they're seeing the highest opponent
Speaker 1: passing play percentage and Tennessee is surrendered the third most
Speaker 1: passing touchdowns and for the last six quarterbacks to face,
Speaker 1: the Titans have thrown for at least three hundred yards.
Speaker 1: I don't think Russ is gonna get to three hundred,
Speaker 1: but he might get into that ballpark. Let's go to
Speaker 1: the running back position. Who's gonna take a chance on
Speaker 1: the runner. I'm gonna stay in that same game and
Speaker 1: use Titans running back at don Trell Hilliard. I think
Speaker 1: we've tried Hilliard is a show here like four times. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I think so. The angle is uh, Ryan tann Hill's back,
Speaker 1: and it's impossible to pass against the Broncos unless it's
Speaker 1: coming out of the backfield. Hilliard wasn't targeted targeted very
Speaker 1: much in the Malik Malik Willis starts, but Tannehill looks
Speaker 1: to be back under center this weekend. In the four
Speaker 1: games prior to Tannehill's injury, Hilliard was averaging three receptions
Speaker 1: per game, Derek, he doesn't catch a ton and the
Speaker 1: Broncos allow an average of six catches per game to
Speaker 1: opposing runners. So this is this is a guy on
Speaker 1: your waiver wire. That's a complete dart throw here. Oh,
Speaker 1: don't hit me with that dart. No, No, that was
Speaker 1: the That was the Dontrell Hillier dart throw right there. Brian,
Speaker 1: your take a chance at me running back. I've got
Speaker 1: Pittsburgh's Jalen Warren at home against the Saints. Now, I
Speaker 1: planted my flag and Warren on Monday before the steam started,
Speaker 1: that he could unseat Nagy Harris. There was anti steam later.
Speaker 1: What is that? What's anti steam? That just condensation? Maybe
Speaker 1: I don't know whatever it is. I'm on the steam.
Speaker 1: I'm on the steam side because Warren should be Pittsburgh's
Speaker 1: leading back. He's averaging five point nine yards per touch.
Speaker 1: Harris is averaging three point six yards per touch. So
Speaker 1: four and had the same amount of touches as Nagy Harris,
Speaker 1: he'd have a whole lot more yards. I'll do the
Speaker 1: math for you, like a lot more. And if you
Speaker 1: take away the Saints shut out against the Raiders a
Speaker 1: couple of weeks ago, which was kind of flukey, the
Speaker 1: last four running backs to face New Orleans have average
Speaker 1: compyards and one point three touchdowns per game. So if
Speaker 1: you gotta go, get Jalen Warren, even if you don't
Speaker 1: plan on Sarry, and he should not be a free
Speaker 1: agent at this point. If you have enough steam, I
Speaker 1: was like, I was looking for steam button bar, something
Speaker 1: on the button bar that could be steam. If you
Speaker 1: have enough steam, do you have just water. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: think so that could be our new steam. That could
Speaker 1: be the steams, the sound of steam. You just want
Speaker 1: to use that splash button as much as you can,
Speaker 1: don't you know? Khalil Herbert speaking of so we need
Speaker 1: a steam kettle like a tea like a tea kettle, right,
Speaker 1: isn't that we don't need that? Steam was the name
Speaker 1: of the band that had NOA, noa, noa, hey, hey,
Speaker 1: hey goodbye. So maybe we could have that that I
Speaker 1: believe had no idea. There you go, Khalil ground bear?
Speaker 1: Where was a ground bear? His run for at least
Speaker 1: five two yards per carry in three of his last
Speaker 1: four games, a clip that David Montgomery has had only
Speaker 1: once all year. What's more, Herbert fourth in rushing yards
Speaker 1: over expectation. He faces a Lion's run defense that ranks
Speaker 1: twenty nine in rushing yards allowed, thirty one in yards
Speaker 1: per carry, thirty one in rushing touchdowns allowed. Khalil Herbert,
Speaker 1: Let's go to the receivers. Matt, who you got for
Speaker 1: our take a chance of me receiver. I've got Broncos
Speaker 1: tight end Greg Dulcich. He's scored or topped fifty yards
Speaker 1: in every game of his NFL career. Granted that's only
Speaker 1: three games, but the last time we saw Dulcich in
Speaker 1: Week eight, he had four catches for eighty seven yards.
Speaker 1: And Yeah, the Titans just gave up a hundred and
Speaker 1: six yards and ten receptions to one of the Kansas
Speaker 1: City tight ends last week. Let's that's him. They also
Speaker 1: gave up forty five yards to Know a great last
Speaker 1: week though, too. Uh, And they gave up some pretty
Speaker 1: big days to mo Eli Cox Kylan Granson. Yeah, think
Speaker 1: Greg dulcet can do it. Let's go to Brian your
Speaker 1: take a chance of me receiver. I'm gonna compare Donovan
Speaker 1: People's Jones with Jacoby Brissette, also at Miami. Uh. He
Speaker 1: has yet to score this season, but DPG has topped
Speaker 1: seventy receiving yards and four of his last five games,
Speaker 1: and secondary wide receivers have scored Indoor topped seventy five
Speaker 1: yards against Miami in six of their eight games. So
Speaker 1: I love me some. DPJ really could have been your
Speaker 1: premature speculation player could have been Donovan People's Jones. Can
Speaker 1: you use can you use him for both? This is
Speaker 1: actually in This is an in show time machine. We
Speaker 1: just gave you a preview of what's going to happen
Speaker 1: in the final segment, our last take a chance of
Speaker 1: me receiver. I told you like Russell Wilson to bounce
Speaker 1: back earlier this segment. How about I'm coupling my take
Speaker 1: my my quarterback receiver the ice cold Courtland Sutton. Yes,
Speaker 1: he hasn't scored since Week four, and yes the four
Speaker 1: games since then, he's got eleven catches since Week four.
Speaker 1: But the breakout is coming, Tennessee said. So you're saying
Speaker 1: the steam is coming for the ice cold guy. Okay,
Speaker 1: Tennessee secondary surrendered the sixth most receiver yards per game
Speaker 1: H per game ten receiver scores. That's tied for fourth
Speaker 1: most even if Jerry Judy is the preferred wide receiver
Speaker 1: target here. And you like Greg Duals also like how
Speaker 1: does russ and not have a break great game here?
Speaker 1: We all love everything about this set up for Russell
Speaker 1: Wilson and the Denver Broncos. I think there's a chance
Speaker 1: Wilson could be the overall QB one this week. I do.
Speaker 1: I mean there's Mahomes and outside of that, it's a
Speaker 1: horrible week for quarterbacks. It's horrible. I mean two is
Speaker 1: up there, but yeah, the matchup is right for for Wilson.
Speaker 1: The guys that normally are at the top of my rankings,
Speaker 1: you know, Tom Brady's at like, I don't know, quarterback eighteen,
Speaker 1: Aaron Jones, Aaron Rodgers like quarterback. It's bad. All right,
Speaker 1: let's go to Let's in one final matchup into this segment.
Speaker 1: Brown's taking on the Dolphins. Bran, Yeah, let's start with
Speaker 1: Nick Chubb for Cleveland. I'm gonna give him a B.
Speaker 1: Cleveland should get starting right guard Wyatt Teller back, which
Speaker 1: bodes well for Chubb, but it is a tough matchup.
Speaker 1: The Dolphins are allowing the third fewest rushing yards per
Speaker 1: game and now they have stud linebacker Bradley Chubb, who
Speaker 1: came over from Denver in a trade as well. So
Speaker 1: not not a great it's it's it's gonna be Chubb
Speaker 1: on Chubb here, and I don't know, but obviously I
Speaker 1: thank you be for Nick Chubb. Moving on Kareem Hunt,
Speaker 1: I'll give him a C in PPR leagues, but uh,
Speaker 1: a bench in standard just to see in PPR, because
Speaker 1: the Dolphins are allowing nearly five catches per game to
Speaker 1: opposing running backs and Nick Chubb just doesn't catch Patchet passes,
Speaker 1: so U a C for hunts and PPR. But again,
Speaker 1: Benjamin Standard, do not ben Sjamari Cooper in any format
Speaker 1: he gets an A. Cooper has five receiving touchdowns in
Speaker 1: the red zone this season, tied for most among wide receivers.
Speaker 1: The Dolphins have allowed thirteen receiving touchdowns in the red zone,
Speaker 1: third most in the NFL. I talked about Xavian Howard
Speaker 1: and take a chance on me. He has surrendered the
Speaker 1: second most touchdowns among cornerbacks and owns at passer rating
Speaker 1: in his coverage. So love Cooper this week. And I
Speaker 1: also loved Donovan People's jones as might take a chance
Speaker 1: on me wide receiver. And I was ready to give
Speaker 1: David and Joku is sea but he has been ruled out.
Speaker 1: But I'm gonna give that sea to Harrison Bryant. Miami
Speaker 1: is allowing more than six catches and sixty yards per
Speaker 1: game to tight ends. They just surrendered two scores to
Speaker 1: Cole Commet last week. So if you're looking for a
Speaker 1: tight end, Harrison Bryant is your guy. And if you're
Speaker 1: looking for a quarterback to stream, Jacoby Procid is my
Speaker 1: guy as well. Might take a chance on the quarterback
Speaker 1: over to the Miami side, starting with Marie Mosard and
Speaker 1: Jeff Wilson. And I think I should have mentioned Jeff
Speaker 1: Wilson first. Yeah, you really should have. We met. We
Speaker 1: hit on this a little bit last week and and
Speaker 1: we talked about the danger that Jeff Wilson was bringing
Speaker 1: imperiling were most heart with and it happened immediately. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna give both a C. But both saw nine
Speaker 1: carries last week. But Wilson doubled the yardage output of Mostard,
Speaker 1: and he was the only one to catch a pass
Speaker 1: Between the two. He actually caught three, one went for
Speaker 1: a touchdown. The Browns are allowing one thirty seven combo
Speaker 1: yards at one point five total touchdowns per game to
Speaker 1: opposing running back, So I'd start him both. But if
Speaker 1: I had to pick one, I think Wilson's the guy.
Speaker 1: But again, a C for both, not a C for
Speaker 1: Tyree Hill. Obviously he gets an A. Cornerback Denzil Award
Speaker 1: should make his return from the concussion for the Browns,
Speaker 1: but that should not deter you from starting Hill with confidence.
Speaker 1: He has more than receiving yards already, Hill quite quietly
Speaker 1: having an amazing and potentially record setting season. Nobody really
Speaker 1: talking about it. Granted it's a seven team game season now,
Speaker 1: but yeah, he's on pace to shatter the I think
Speaker 1: he has more receiving yards than like eight or nine
Speaker 1: teams as a whole now would in surprise not holy yeah,
Speaker 1: so easy A for Hill almost gave Jalen Waddle and
Speaker 1: a just to be though the Browns have allowed three
Speaker 1: wide receiver touchdowns over the last two games, and in
Speaker 1: the most recent game, Tyler Boyd and t Higgins both
Speaker 1: scored against Cleveland, so Hill and Waddle could do the same,
Speaker 1: love Wattle with a B. I got Mike Gisicky on
Speaker 1: the bench though the Browns have only allowed one tight
Speaker 1: end touchdown all year, and only one tight end as
Speaker 1: topped four catches against them, So you u city Gisicky,
Speaker 1: and lastly, to Ah Tongo Viola gets an A. Since
Speaker 1: returning from his concussion, to US average three passing yards
Speaker 1: and thrown seven touchdowns, was zero interceptions over his last
Speaker 1: three games. During that same span, he has completed seventy
Speaker 1: of his passes and it was a pass rating of
Speaker 1: one three and Cleveland has surrendered multiple passing touchdowns and
Speaker 1: two of their last three so to uh. I think
Speaker 1: three weeks ago one of our tough questions was where
Speaker 1: is two are gonna finish rest of season? And we
Speaker 1: said top ten, that was on it's top five. He
Speaker 1: is you know, outside of your big three rushing quarterbacks,
Speaker 1: it's the next guy up to uh tongo violo until
Speaker 1: he takes one hit. Well baby, but you know you
Speaker 1: can say that about every quarterback to when we come back,
Speaker 1: Lions take on the Bears, will tell you what to
Speaker 1: do with Jamal Williams and a fascinating matchup. Is he startable?
Speaker 1: Is he very startable? Find out when we come back
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Speaker 1: Draft a new team. It's not clear who pick number
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Speaker 1: essence though, would you take I think it's McCaffrey, McCaffrey
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Speaker 1: McCaffrey is just going to be out of this world
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Speaker 1: be wrong about whichever one you pick. Lions take on
Speaker 1: the Bears. Jamal Williams A grade for Jamal Williams. What Deandres?
Speaker 1: You're still smarting from beat down you took last week
Speaker 1: on this? Uh? Swift? DeAndre Swift is bill injured. You
Speaker 1: can't count on him. Craig Wendolds, by the way, went
Speaker 1: on i R. Only Joe Mixon has handled more touches
Speaker 1: inside the ten yard line than Jamal Williams uh the
Speaker 1: trades of Robert Quinn and linebacker Roquan Smith have gutt
Speaker 1: at the Chicago defense. They now ranked thirty overall by
Speaker 1: Pro Football Focus, and the Bears have allowed eight rushing
Speaker 1: touchdowns in their last five games. Only two teams have
Speaker 1: allowed more combined scores to running backs than the Bears.
Speaker 1: Jamal Williams almost a certainty to score here A grade
Speaker 1: for him. Let's go to the passing game, beginning with
Speaker 1: I'm on Ross St. Brown, who I'm elevating to an
Speaker 1: A grade in this matchup. Last week, in the first
Speaker 1: game without t J. Hockenson, St. Brown saw nine targets
Speaker 1: and no other Lions saw more than four. We've recently
Speaker 1: seen other number one receivers Tyreek Kill, Ceedee Lamb, Justin Jefferson,
Speaker 1: I'll post huge days against Chicago lately as the focal
Speaker 1: point of a passing attack, and that is now. I'm
Speaker 1: on Ross st. Brown in this lot. He will face
Speaker 1: off against Bears wonnerback Kyler Gordon, who has allowed the
Speaker 1: most receiving yards of any cornerback. So I love I'm
Speaker 1: on Ross St. Brown this week A grade. Let's go
Speaker 1: to Jared goff C grade here. It's been a month
Speaker 1: since his last meaningful fantasy game, but the Bears of
Speaker 1: reeling defense gives him a shot at fantasy relevancy here.
Speaker 1: Over the past months, Chicago's allowed zero passing touchdowns and
Speaker 1: then one passing touchdown, and then two passing touchdowns, and
Speaker 1: last week Chicago allowed three passing touchdowns. This obviously four.
Speaker 1: Now'll probably not just to see grade on Jared Goff here,
Speaker 1: but this is a good opportunity and I love I'm
Speaker 1: on Ross st. Brown. Maybe Josh Reynolds finally makes his
Speaker 1: appearance here. He's been questionable for like a month. Uh,
Speaker 1: DeAndre Swift, he's gotta you gotta keep on the bench.
Speaker 1: Just ten snaps last week? Is Dan Campbell made good
Speaker 1: on his promise to pull back on his usage until
Speaker 1: he gets healthy. Justin Jackson got double swiss playing time
Speaker 1: last week, and we just at this point, DeAndre so
Speaker 1: lost the benefit of the doubt. I don't think I
Speaker 1: don't think you can start him any more and risk
Speaker 1: taking a potential zero. All right, let's go to the
Speaker 1: Chicago side. Justin fields three consecutive top five fantasy finishes,
Speaker 1: including last week as the number one highest scoring quarterback.
Speaker 1: In fantasy football. He's been sparked by some phenomenal running
Speaker 1: over the past month. Fields is averaging rushing yards. The
Speaker 1: only players in the NFL with more rushing yards per
Speaker 1: game Derrick Henry and Nick Chubb. That's it, I believe
Speaker 1: is one was the most by any quarterback ever history
Speaker 1: of the history of the late guess. The Lions have
Speaker 1: allowed the second most rushing yards to opposing quarterbacks twenty
Speaker 1: nine per game. That bodes well for Fields. Three different
Speaker 1: quarterbacks of top forty yards and they similarly built. Jalen
Speaker 1: Hurts ran for ninety yards against the Lions, and the
Speaker 1: season opener. Fields through for a career high three touchdowns
Speaker 1: last week. I don't think that happens again here considering
Speaker 1: his low volume, but could chip in another couple, one
Speaker 1: to rushing or passing to equally bad defense is the
Speaker 1: one he faced last week. That's right, a grade for
Speaker 1: Justin Fields, first time I think this show has ever
Speaker 1: delivered in a grade. Justin Fields are probably a little
Speaker 1: behind the curve on this. What do you think of
Speaker 1: cold commit coming off the best game of his career.
Speaker 1: When you take Commits elevated role, you add in a
Speaker 1: Lions defense that's bottom six and receptions, yards and touchdowns
Speaker 1: allowed to tight ends. This is a promising start for
Speaker 1: coal commit lines have surrendered fifty yards or a touchdown
Speaker 1: to seven different tight ends this year, and they haven'tn't
Speaker 1: played anybody good B grade coal committ. Wow, I didn't
Speaker 1: think I'd ever say that. It's Tuck Darnell Mooney. He's
Speaker 1: get He comes into a C grade here Detroit allowing
Speaker 1: the eighth most receptions fourth post yards to opposing receivers
Speaker 1: over the last five games. Mooney's posted the second and
Speaker 1: third highest yardage totals of his career against Detroit last season.
Speaker 1: Mooney runs from the slot, where he faces anonymous safety
Speaker 1: turned cornerback Will Harriss, not normally a slack corner but
Speaker 1: has been pressed into was there, Um, maybe I should
Speaker 1: give a beat. I'm moving Darnel Movie up to a
Speaker 1: B grade. Uh. Then Chase Claypool, this is a trick
Speaker 1: here one twenty six snaps. Last week, you figured forty.
Speaker 1: This week for Chase Claypool. It's a full compliment this
Speaker 1: week they could be Absolutely, He'll run on the outside
Speaker 1: world face cornerback Jeff Okuda the most often. Uh. Claypool's
Speaker 1: got three inches and thirty five pounds on Okuda, and
Speaker 1: Okuba gave up a score and one d twelve yards
Speaker 1: last week. We'll start Chase Claypol We'll put out c
Speaker 1: great on Chase Claypool, and then David Montgomery and Julio Herbert.
Speaker 1: I already told you was my taking a chance on
Speaker 1: me runner, and I'll just reiterate lions or twenty nine
Speaker 1: and rushing yards allowed per game, thirty one and rushing
Speaker 1: yards per carry and thirty one in rushing touchdowns allowed.
Speaker 1: David Montgomery still getting about double the snaps is as
Speaker 1: groundbear is, so he is startable in this game. Next
Speaker 1: up Broncos taking on the Titans, and I feel like
Speaker 1: we've already dice set did most of this matchup and
Speaker 1: take a chance on me, Matt. We kind of did
Speaker 1: on the Broncos side, Russell Wilson and Courtland Sutton where
Speaker 1: you're take a chance on me players. Greg Dulcitch was
Speaker 1: my take a chance on me receiver for some of
Speaker 1: the reasons Charge probably already highlighted. Jerry Judy solid be
Speaker 1: this week. Titans bottom seven past defense and receptions yards
Speaker 1: hand touchdowns allowed to wide receivers, and the Broncos running
Speaker 1: game is an absolute disaster. You would not start any
Speaker 1: of them in this matchup. Litavius Murray had the most
Speaker 1: touches in their last game, but Melvin Gordon still had twelve,
Speaker 1: and Chase Edmonds just came over in a trade. The
Speaker 1: Titans are only allowing sixty seven rushing yards per game
Speaker 1: and have given up one rushing score running back this year.
Speaker 1: So everybody on the bench that running side, if only
Speaker 1: Um Williams had stayed healthy, he would be smoking this backfield,
Speaker 1: and I'd like to believe he finally would have taken
Speaker 1: over the You would think, you would think, but they
Speaker 1: can't stop helping themselves. Two more running backs at the buffet.
Speaker 1: On the Titan side. Derrick Henry has scored every Titans
Speaker 1: touchdown in the last two weeks. He scored nine times
Speaker 1: this season, nine times nine. The rest of the Titans
Speaker 1: offense has a combined seven touchdowns. Let's go through those
Speaker 1: other seven touchdowns as we do the match up here.
Speaker 1: Three of them where Dantrelle Hilliard receiving scores, and I
Speaker 1: highlighted him as might take a chance on me running back.
Speaker 1: One of them was a Ryan, Tannehill rushing TD and
Speaker 1: Tannehill practiced in full this week. He looks like he's
Speaker 1: going to start again, but you're leaving him on the
Speaker 1: bench against the Broncos defense that has only allowed four
Speaker 1: passing touchdowns all year, and the high water mark for
Speaker 1: yards was Matt Ryan's two fifty one. Robert Woods has
Speaker 1: one receiving score, so does Jeff Swam and Chicken zeem
Speaker 1: a con Quo. They're all on your bench unless you
Speaker 1: dig three catches for thirty two yards, which I do not.
Speaker 1: And that's it. Let's go to the Saints and the
Speaker 1: Steelers iron. On the Saint side, it's been an up
Speaker 1: and down year for Alvin Kmara. Do you think a
Speaker 1: bounce back is coming here? I don't know about Uh.
Speaker 1: You don't have to bounce back too hard from or
Speaker 1: to have a bounce back game from last week's game
Speaker 1: doesn't fire much. But it's gonna be tough for Camara.
Speaker 1: The Saints are down too offensive lineman Eric McCoy and
Speaker 1: Andre's Pete uh, and it's not a good matchup for
Speaker 1: camarow who I'm just gonna give this C two. Since
Speaker 1: Week three, no opposing running back has reached eighty yards
Speaker 1: against the Steelers, who have also allowed just one back
Speaker 1: to top forty receiving yards, and that was Joe Mixing
Speaker 1: in Week one. So there's upside for Camara, But I
Speaker 1: feel uh, a C is a safe grade for him. Here.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna give Crystal lave Is C two. Over the
Speaker 1: last five weeks, Pittsburgh has allowed the fourth most receptions,
Speaker 1: the most yards, and the most touchdowns to opposing wide receivers.
Speaker 1: My only fear is they just focus solely on a
Speaker 1: love way O lave from a wide receiver standpoint, even
Speaker 1: though Jarvis Landry might make his return, but Landry and
Speaker 1: all the all the wide receivers are the bench. Just
Speaker 1: Solive gets the starting grade at wide receiver and Tastom Hill,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna give him a C. I have no stats
Speaker 1: to support this. He just randomly goes off in any
Speaker 1: given game, regardless of matchup. So if you can't know
Speaker 1: if you're chasing upside, you need upside at your tight
Speaker 1: end position, it's it's tasting he. I'll plug him in
Speaker 1: and and pray of uh, it's just a C for him.
Speaker 1: U Juwan Johnson, the other tight end I have on
Speaker 1: the bench. The Steelers have only allowed one tight end
Speaker 1: touchdown all season. Johnson does have three touchdowns over his
Speaker 1: last three games, but he hasn't topped forty five yards
Speaker 1: in a single game, and opposing tight ends are averaging
Speaker 1: less than forty five yards per game against Pittsburgh, so
Speaker 1: that math does not add up for me. Johnson is
Speaker 1: on the bench, and so is Anny Dalton. Can't trust
Speaker 1: him here, especially when the Steelers should get defensive lineman
Speaker 1: t J. Watt and Larry ogunjob back in action. Dalton
Speaker 1: easy bench candidate here Over to the Steelers side, starting
Speaker 1: with Naji Harris. I will give him a C, begrudgingly
Speaker 1: give him a C. Already said Jalen Warren was might
Speaker 1: take a chance at me running back. It's at least
Speaker 1: a fifty fifty split if if Warren is not going
Speaker 1: to see more touches. I did mention if you take
Speaker 1: away the Saints shut out against the Raiders, the last
Speaker 1: four starting running backs you faced New Orleans have average
Speaker 1: combo yards at one point three touchdowns per game as
Speaker 1: pretty decent. But I feel like Warren's gonna outperform Harris
Speaker 1: on this one. So I will give Harris to Sea
Speaker 1: but I might see you stronger, for Warren might take
Speaker 1: a chance to me running back, and the seeds are
Speaker 1: gonna keep on coming, just like my high school. Uh,
Speaker 1: all you needed was a seed at to graduate. I
Speaker 1: can attest to that. Trust me. Johnson has garnered double
Speaker 1: digit targets in five of eight games, and the trade
Speaker 1: of Chase Claypool has vacated six targets per games, so
Speaker 1: Johnson should have a safe floor against the Saints, who
Speaker 1: should remain without shutdown corner Marshawn Lattimore. That said, his
Speaker 1: backup rookie Alante Taylor has played well, allowing just fifty
Speaker 1: one scoreless yards on the last fifteen targets he's faced
Speaker 1: in coverage. So that's why Johnson just gets the sea
Speaker 1: as just as does George Pickens. Pickens is eighth among
Speaker 1: wide receivers and deep targets in New Orleans is second
Speaker 1: in deep passing touchdowns allowed. That allowed. That's twenty plus yards.
Speaker 1: Pickens should see plenty of corner Paulson, a debo who
Speaker 1: has allowed no he has not. He has allowed ninety
Speaker 1: nine yards per game and four touchdowns over his last
Speaker 1: four starts. To be clear, bad cornerbacks give up like
Speaker 1: fifty sixty yards per game nine. At least it's not
Speaker 1: a hundred. He's got that going. And man, you know
Speaker 1: it's a it's a tight end waste land out there.
Speaker 1: But I'm still gonna give Pat. I'm only giving Pat
Speaker 1: fran Muth a sea because of the tight end waste land.
Speaker 1: It's an awful matchup. The Saints have shutdown tight ends,
Speaker 1: only allowing one to gain more than thirty one yards
Speaker 1: all year. No tight end has been able to top
Speaker 1: fifty yards against the Saints, who are also bottom five
Speaker 1: in the receptions and yards per game allowed the position.
Speaker 1: You've also just surrendered one touchdown to tight end. So
Speaker 1: if you've got to start Muth you must. But if
Speaker 1: you have other options like Harris and Bryant I mentioned earlier,
Speaker 1: I like him better, Craig Delci mentioned and uh and
Speaker 1: lastly Kenny Pickett. Uh, he's on the bench. I don't
Speaker 1: blame you. Uh. Thursday's game, Cordelle Patterson disaster situation here.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking going into the game, it's gonna be you know,
Speaker 1: you know, the Falcons are gonna pass a lot because
Speaker 1: they never do, and it's raining hard. There's some decent
Speaker 1: wind in the stadium. Everything lines up for what should
Speaker 1: have been a good Cordale Patterson game, and he got
Speaker 1: five carries. At least he didn't get the negative seventeen
Speaker 1: receiving yards of Tyler Algier. There is that Algier Algier
Speaker 1: city negative seven. Have to ask that is not good,
Speaker 1: That is not that's a bad thing. I'm pretty sure
Speaker 1: a lot of frustration with that. And then Kyle pitts
Speaker 1: to and eight targets into two catches. In fairness, if
Speaker 1: you watch the game I watched the first half, all
Speaker 1: the targets were garbage. Absolutely, Oh they were all bad.
Speaker 1: Mariota can drop a dime on old Zakis, yes, but
Speaker 1: he just throws Canadian pennies for whatever reason. All right,
Speaker 1: give us Desmond ridders. Now, it's funny how it's just
Speaker 1: never his fault is it's not. He's generational talent generation
Speaker 1: much much like his fantasy owners dying, that is for certain.
Speaker 1: Darren Waller, Yeah, it's been Really if you drafted Darren
Speaker 1: wall at least you knew to dump them. There was that.
Speaker 1: The Pits problem is he just gives you a glimmer
Speaker 1: of hope once a month that makes you think he
Speaker 1: might be okay. It's been a disaster for sure. I
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Speaker 1: and it is time for a game we like to
Speaker 1: call three tough questions. Tough Question Number one, do we
Speaker 1: sabotage drop? Michael Pittman Man, this is not anything I
Speaker 1: thought we'd be talking about. Matt, what do you think?
Speaker 1: So with Jeff Saturday coming out of left field as
Speaker 1: the interim coach, I kind of feel like he's actually
Speaker 1: going to want to try to keep this job, and
Speaker 1: it's not just like a temporary thing. Right, didn't want
Speaker 1: to keep this job. Well, no, I'm not saying that,
Speaker 1: but Frank Reich made his decision on Ellinger and that's
Speaker 1: not Jeff Saturday's decision. To me, it means they're going
Speaker 1: to try to win games under Jeff Saturday, and to
Speaker 1: try to win, they need a passing game. And to
Speaker 1: have a passing game, I think you gotta go to
Speaker 1: Matt Ryan as soon as you can. And wait, oh,
Speaker 1: what's this. Matt Ryan was a full participant in practice
Speaker 1: this week, so the switch could happen as early as
Speaker 1: mid game. And unless Jim Ursay dictated that Ellinger is
Speaker 1: the starter for the rest of the year, I think
Speaker 1: Matt Ryan comes back. And I'm not gonna drop Pittman
Speaker 1: on the chance I get him back. And Pittman was
Speaker 1: good with Matt Ryan under the under the center, so
Speaker 1: good matchups left in Pitts Pittsburgh week twelve, Minnesota week fifteen,
Speaker 1: and the Chargers in week sixteen. I won't drop him.
Speaker 1: So no is the answer, Brian. Are you sabotage dropping
Speaker 1: Michael Pittman? Uh No? And I don't care if it's
Speaker 1: Sam Ellinger or Matt Ryan. The way the front office
Speaker 1: is working Indie. Maybe they bring back Jeff George. I
Speaker 1: don't care. I'm not dropping Pittman at six. He is
Speaker 1: a freak great receiver, the top receiver on this team,
Speaker 1: and despite only playing eight games, he's eighth among wide
Speaker 1: receivers and targets. He has some tough matchups on the
Speaker 1: horizon in Philly and Dallas, but there are some cupcakes
Speaker 1: in there. But the next six of his games are indoors,
Speaker 1: and I like that for a wide receiver. Okay, no wind, God, First,
Speaker 1: what is sabotage drop mean? Most of you know? This
Speaker 1: is an advanced fantasy football maneuver. Wait a minute, charge,
Speaker 1: do you know how to perform the sabotage drop? Yes?
Speaker 1: I do, Thank you very much. Uh. This is an
Speaker 1: advanced fantasy football maneuver only for the most skilled and
Speaker 1: bold of fantasy football players. The sabotage drop is comprised
Speaker 1: of three elements. Number One, you must drop a brand
Speaker 1: name player. You can't. The sabotage drop does not work
Speaker 1: on Justin Jackson. That is not a sabotage anything. Number Two,
Speaker 1: the you have it has to be such a compelling
Speaker 1: name that another owner is going to use. Real waiver
Speaker 1: equity to get that player. Maybe it's burned a bunch
Speaker 1: of fab maybe it is use up a high waiver
Speaker 1: priority slot. If you're using that horrible system, whatever its system,
Speaker 1: you use, somebody some other owner's gotta go get that player.
Speaker 1: And then the third part of the sabotage drop, the
Speaker 1: new owner needs to damage themselves by at minimum using
Speaker 1: a roster spot and ideally starting that player, only to
Speaker 1: ultimately hurt themselves. Pittman checks all of those boxes right now.
Speaker 1: He has not scored since week one, which, by the way,
Speaker 1: is a total miscarriage considering his size, ball skills and
Speaker 1: body control. He is supposed to just fifty three and
Speaker 1: twenty two yards with Sam Ellinger at the helm. Will
Speaker 1: it get better under Jeff Saturday almost certainly not totally
Speaker 1: unqualified for this job, drinking buddies of of the owner.
Speaker 1: This thing, this offense is unlikely to get better under him.
Speaker 1: But you're one glimmer of hope, is what Matt said.
Speaker 1: Matt Ryan probably at some point gets back to the start,
Speaker 1: because it wasn't. He was not the one who vowed
Speaker 1: to start elling her the rest of the way. That's
Speaker 1: a Frank Reich promise that Jeff Saturday does not have
Speaker 1: to keep under Matt Ryan. Pittman was was not scoring,
Speaker 1: but he was averaging seven catches for eighty yards per game,
Speaker 1: and that is not half bad. So we are not
Speaker 1: going to sabotage drop. Wow, Michael Pittman, not yet, not yet.
Speaker 1: Tough Question Number two. Which Chicago running back scores more
Speaker 1: Fantasy points going forward? Is it David Montgomery or Khalil Bryan.
Speaker 1: We begin with you. If we're just talking rushing, can
Speaker 1: I say justin fields? I won't say justin fields. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna go Khalil Herbert on a hundred and four touches
Speaker 1: and now it touches a carry or a reception, Herbert
Speaker 1: is averaging six point two yards per touch with five
Speaker 1: total touchdowns on touches. Montgomery's averaging four point five yards
Speaker 1: per touch with two total touchdowns. Chicago seems to want
Speaker 1: to give Monty more touches right now, but that doesn't
Speaker 1: really make sense when looking at these numbers, and I think, uh,
Speaker 1: we're at least gonna get towards a fifty split, and
Speaker 1: Herbert has been doing more than Monty. Haz So I'm
Speaker 1: gonna go with Herbert. Matt who's gonna have more Fantasy
Speaker 1: points going forward, David Montgomery or Herbert. Fantasy industry always
Speaker 1: wants to move on to the next guy. We always
Speaker 1: we always do, But it's still David Montgomery. He's lad
Speaker 1: in touch totals in four of the last five weeks
Speaker 1: when both runners were healthy. Plus the reason why they're
Speaker 1: giving them all these touches, it's a contract here. He's
Speaker 1: motivated to get the next deal and the Bears are
Speaker 1: motivated to put all the mileage on him and then
Speaker 1: kick him to the curb. It's gonna be David Montgomery.
Speaker 1: This is just like Zeke and Tony Pollard the same
Speaker 1: exacting Your backup is clearly more effective and more efficient,
Speaker 1: and that doesn't necessarily matter if the coach doesn't award
Speaker 1: more playing time to the backup. Now I'm team Herbert.
Speaker 1: You heard me talk about him, and take a chance
Speaker 1: on me. He's outproducing Montgomery in every area and a
Speaker 1: great dynasty ad right now. Absolutely go get him, absolutely,
Speaker 1: Dynasty Empire leagues. It's fantastic. He leads Montgomery in efficiency,
Speaker 1: yards per carry, yards per touch, rushing over expectation, yards
Speaker 1: after contact, and Herbert's actually getting more carries inside the five,
Speaker 1: so he's leading in goal line touches as well. The
Speaker 1: only area where Montgomery is better than Herbert is pass blocking.
Speaker 1: That's it. Chicago's new front office and coaching staff are
Speaker 1: not beholden to either one, which I find interesting. But
Speaker 1: at the end of the day, it's all about the touches,
Speaker 1: and talented gets outweighed by opportunity, and right now the
Speaker 1: opportunity is with David Montgomery, and I don't think it's
Speaker 1: going to change. Tough question number three, I'm on Ross
Speaker 1: st Brown is finally healthy from this point forward. Does
Speaker 1: he roughly match his preseason a DP of wide receiver
Speaker 1: twenty four? Does he outperform it? Or does he under
Speaker 1: performance so match outperform or underperformed? For I'm on raw
Speaker 1: st Brown, Matt I highlighted it on last week's show.
Speaker 1: In the Games where t J. Hockenson was gone. At
Speaker 1: the tail end of last year, St. Brown had double
Speaker 1: digit targets in every game, at least eight catches and
Speaker 1: seventy three yards in every game, scored in five of
Speaker 1: the six games in the last two weeks since he
Speaker 1: came back from injury. Ten targets versus Miami nine targets
Speaker 1: versus Green Bay, and after you get through the next
Speaker 1: couple of weeks, the schedule turns really easy. Jacksonville, Minnesota,
Speaker 1: the Jets, Carolina, and the Bears in the final five weeks.
Speaker 1: Only the Jets are above average in that group, and
Speaker 1: he will probably avoid Sauce Gardner from playing from the slot.
Speaker 1: So the rest of the season, I think he's somewhere
Speaker 1: in the wide receiver ten to fifteen range, So I
Speaker 1: think he outperforms it. Okay, Brian, now that I'm on
Speaker 1: raw St, Brown is finally healthy. From this point forward,
Speaker 1: does he live up to his average draft position in
Speaker 1: the preseason of wide receiver twenty four outperformance or underperformance?
Speaker 1: I'm with Matt that he's gonna outperform it. Uh for
Speaker 1: basically all the reasons he said. Hockinson and unavailable for
Speaker 1: different reasons this year. DeAndre Swift banged up just like
Speaker 1: he was last year when he missed the last quarter
Speaker 1: of the season. In Detroit's defense, terrible, They're gonna be
Speaker 1: throwing copiously for the remainder of the season. So I
Speaker 1: think he's uh finishing inside the top ten to twelve
Speaker 1: wide receivers. Like Matt said, for the sun God and
Speaker 1: the rare instances in which I'm on Ross st. Brown
Speaker 1: has been healthy this year. His three full healthy games,
Speaker 1: He's averaged eighty four yards per game. His target chairs massive,
Speaker 1: with nine or more targets in every game. And to
Speaker 1: put a name on what why what does wide receiver
Speaker 1: twenty four look like? Right now? You're getting depending your
Speaker 1: scoring system roughly me Coole Hardman, Chris Olave, Jerry Judy
Speaker 1: to get wide receiver twenties than those better, I wouldn't
Speaker 1: I'd trade. I'd rather Brown than all those guys. To me,
Speaker 1: it's not all that close. He will outperform his draft
Speaker 1: position going forward. Jaguars take on the Chiefs. Let's talk
Speaker 1: this one through. Travis Etienne has been a dynamo the
Speaker 1: last to two games really since the trade of uh
Speaker 1: Jonathan James Robinson, excuse me, Jonathan Taylor Thomas, Jonathan Taylor
Speaker 1: Thomas not really, surprisingly, very much, very factor in the
Speaker 1: Karaguars backfield. Travis Etienne of the snaps with James Robinson
Speaker 1: out of the picture, averaging twenty two carries, one twenty
Speaker 1: six rushing yards, and almost a score and a half
Speaker 1: per game since taking over Kansas City's run defense started
Speaker 1: the year and amazingly, but is slumping badly of late.
Speaker 1: Over the last month of games, Kansas City allowing on
Speaker 1: eighteen rushing yards per game on almost six yards per carry,
Speaker 1: which would be fourth most and second most applied league
Speaker 1: wide across the full season. Travis Etienne et n A grade.
Speaker 1: Let's go to the passing game. I like Trevor Lawrence here.
Speaker 1: He should be very active through the air. At Arrowhead,
Speaker 1: Kansas City gets the third highest opposing passing play percentage
Speaker 1: because teams are generally battling to come back from behind,
Speaker 1: which may be the case here despite already having Thereby,
Speaker 1: the Chiefs have surrendered the most passing touchdowns, and other
Speaker 1: than Malik Willis, every opposing quarterback to face Kansas City
Speaker 1: has thrown from multiple scores. Trevor Lawrence a solid B
Speaker 1: grade in this game, and if I like Lawrence, that
Speaker 1: means I gotta like his best receiver, Christian Kirk also
Speaker 1: would be grade. Kansas City has yielded one hundred yard
Speaker 1: receiver in three of the previous four games, and they've
Speaker 1: allowed the fourth most receivers scores. Kirk will face a
Speaker 1: pretty good cornerback, Lagaria sneed in the slot and he's
Speaker 1: surrendered two touchdowns on the season, but he's only allowed
Speaker 1: more than fifty yards in his coverage three times through
Speaker 1: eight games. Kirk is averaging six receptions for seventy one
Speaker 1: yards in his last three games. That's pretty solid. Be
Speaker 1: great on Christian Kirk. And we've talked about variety from
Speaker 1: tight ends you can plug in this week? How about
Speaker 1: Evan Ingram? C grade here. Kansas City's tight end defenses
Speaker 1: struggled lately, allowing big games to George Kittle two weeks
Speaker 1: ago and a two touch two tight end touchdowns in
Speaker 1: the last three games. Ingram did nothing last week, so
Speaker 1: there's danger here, but he had four straight solid performances
Speaker 1: before that. I like Evan Ingram is a nice dark
Speaker 1: throw for your fantasy team at that position. Couch, what
Speaker 1: about man Arnold? Tell me, are you calling your shot
Speaker 1: right now? See on the team still okay? Is he
Speaker 1: practice squad or is he like? Uh? Does he get?
Speaker 1: I believe he leads all tight ends in yards in Gatorade.
Speaker 1: Drank six of those catches, but if he got more
Speaker 1: um as for the Joneses of Jacksonville, we're not going
Speaker 1: to keep keeping up with the Joneses here. They've combined
Speaker 1: for two scores all year, and they've topped sixty five
Speaker 1: receiving yards between them once alright line of the Kansas
Speaker 1: City side. This will not take very long. Patrick Mahomes
Speaker 1: and Travis Kelsey already know to start them A grades.
Speaker 1: Juju Smith Schuster comes into a B. He's commanded at
Speaker 1: least eight targets in six of eight games. He's amid
Speaker 1: his most productive stretch of the season, averaging one eight
Speaker 1: yards while scoring twice in the last three games he's
Speaker 1: run for He runs from all over the field, and
Speaker 1: Jackson doesn't have a stopper at any of the three
Speaker 1: cornerback spots, and the Jaguars secondary has been clovered for
Speaker 1: a the third most receiver score. So Judas Smith Schuster
Speaker 1: with a solid B in this count in this one,
Speaker 1: and nobody else is startable. Let me note that McCole
Speaker 1: Hardman has been ruled out, which might tempt you to
Speaker 1: try to pivot to k Darius Tony or MVS or
Speaker 1: Justin Watson. But Skore Skymore who's coming out the season
Speaker 1: high snaps last week was Josh Gordon still on the Chiefs.
Speaker 1: They're all he might be. I think he might be.
Speaker 1: He might be in practice squad at that. Basically, you
Speaker 1: don't you don't be nice of them, don't pivot to
Speaker 1: any of them. Don't do it. Don't do it now. Also,
Speaker 1: let's mention this Jerick McKinnon is questionable and may not
Speaker 1: play in this game. But even so, no of the
Speaker 1: running backs have done anything to instill any confidence whatsoever,
Speaker 1: regardless of whether McKinnon plays or not. Clyde Edward Hilaire
Speaker 1: coming off a seventeen snap dud with six touches two
Speaker 1: weeks ago and five touches last week, that's it. Isaiah
Speaker 1: Pacheco's the ostensible starter. He only had six touches last week.
Speaker 1: And the Jaguars, by the way, sneaky good run defense.
Speaker 1: So we're not going with any of those guys. It's funny,
Speaker 1: how like the two best teams in the a f C,
Speaker 1: the Bills and the Chiefs, I don't care about the
Speaker 1: running backs like that. They don't need them. Actually, everybody,
Speaker 1: it's the correct answer. Well, in those cases, it certainly is.
Speaker 1: I think maybe if your quarterback is good enough, you're
Speaker 1: just like, forget this leather helmet stuff. When we come
Speaker 1: back Deeter von Fertson got Scott Fish's basement or in
Speaker 1: exchange student will break down the Seahawks and the Buccaneers.
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Speaker 1: the Rams. Brian, we don't know the stat of Kyler
Speaker 1: Murray but game time decision. But here's what I know
Speaker 1: for sure. If he's hobbled and he can't run, I'm
Speaker 1: really not that interested in Kyler Murray. No, I would uh,
Speaker 1: I would take any of our take a chance to
Speaker 1: me quarterbacks over Kyler Murray even if he plays. If
Speaker 1: he plays, I will give him a ce. Uh. By
Speaker 1: the way, these teams met in week three, so we
Speaker 1: will refer to that game a lot. But Murray did
Speaker 1: through three plus yards against the Rams in Week three,
Speaker 1: but that was on fifty eight pass attempts, and if
Speaker 1: he did not score and making matters worse. L A's
Speaker 1: past defense has gotten better, much better since then, allowing
Speaker 1: just passing yards and zero point eight touchdowns per game
Speaker 1: since Week four. So just to see if Murray plays,
Speaker 1: but yeah, if you you should explore other options and
Speaker 1: have a backup plan in place for sure. Over to
Speaker 1: the receivers DeAndre Hopkins, just to be for him. There
Speaker 1: are some reports that Jalen Ramsey won't shadow Hopkins, but
Speaker 1: I'll believe that when I see I don't know. I
Speaker 1: don't know shadow who yeah A J. Green Yeah. So
Speaker 1: I don't really believe that either way. As a team,
Speaker 1: l A allows the fewest area yards per game in
Speaker 1: the lowest average depth of target to wide receivers at
Speaker 1: five point five. That is not a lot. And Hopkins
Speaker 1: has also never topped seventy yards against the Rams as
Speaker 1: a cardinal. So just a B for Hopkins, uh Rondel Moore,
Speaker 1: Robby Anderson there on the bench, just a brutal matchup
Speaker 1: for those guys. The RAMSIP surrendered only two wide receiver
Speaker 1: touchdowns since Week three, and odds are neither of them
Speaker 1: will score. I will give zach Ertz a B. Though
Speaker 1: the Rams have allowed the second fewest targets end receptions
Speaker 1: to tight ends, with no one eclipsing me more than
Speaker 1: six receptions or six eight yards per game. That's not good.
Speaker 1: But Earth's did see ten targets in the week three
Speaker 1: meeting that resulted in the modest six catches for forty
Speaker 1: five yards and in the tight end waste land. That's
Speaker 1: a B. Yeah. Maybe so, I don't know either way.
Speaker 1: You're not You're not You're not bench in Zach or
Speaker 1: it's unless you got Travis Kelsey's like the only get.
Speaker 1: You're gonna start with Zach Or. It's a tight end.
Speaker 1: And lastly for Arizona, James Conner will give him a see.
Speaker 1: He resumed leadback duties last week with twelve touches, so
Speaker 1: we should see the bulk of the work at running back.
Speaker 1: But it's a bad matchup for Connor. The Rams have
Speaker 1: surrender just four total touchdowns and running backs all season.
Speaker 1: The only back to have a good game against l
Speaker 1: A was Christian McCaffrey as a panther and then as
Speaker 1: a forty niner. Conrad fifty seven scoreless combo yards on
Speaker 1: sixteen touches in the first meeting. So just to see
Speaker 1: for him over to the Ram side, which is kind
Speaker 1: of just as messy. We'll get to Matt Stafford in
Speaker 1: a minute. We'll start with Darryl Henderson. I'll give him
Speaker 1: the CEE. It looks like he'll be the starting quarterback
Speaker 1: running back. Excuse me for the Rams. You know the
Speaker 1: Kyra Williams got activated. He did. I think he gets
Speaker 1: touches and Kyra Williams should be added. Um. I don't
Speaker 1: know what he's gonna do in this game. Nobody does.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't start start Kiren Williams, but if if you're
Speaker 1: in need of running back, I'll roll Henderson out there
Speaker 1: with the sea. He read the lad the Rams with
Speaker 1: twelve carries. Last week, Cam Akers and Malcolm Brown combined
Speaker 1: for just seven the Cardinals ranked and second level yards
Speaker 1: surrendered to running backs, and they're also in explosive run
Speaker 1: weight explosive run rate excuse me, while also allowing the
Speaker 1: ninth most Fantasy points per game to back x. I
Speaker 1: will give Henderson the Sea here. Cooper Cup he gets
Speaker 1: an A. He had his worst pass catching game of
Speaker 1: the season, probably the last season and a half against
Speaker 1: Arizona in Week three, just four catching for forty four
Speaker 1: scoreless yards. He did take a twenty yard carry to
Speaker 1: the house which saved his day. So it's not the
Speaker 1: best matchup, but matchups do not matter. For Cooper Cup,
Speaker 1: he gets an A. Matchups do matter for Alan Robinson
Speaker 1: and Van Jefferson though, even when they're they're good, they're
Speaker 1: both on the bench. Both saw five targets last week.
Speaker 1: A rob had three cap three catches. Jefferson had zero.
Speaker 1: But it's just he can't start either of these guys
Speaker 1: until one distances themselves from the other. So a Robin
Speaker 1: Van Jefferson or on the bench, but Tyler Higbee is not.
Speaker 1: He gets to be. The Cardinals SEPs have rendered the
Speaker 1: most receptions, yards and touchdowns to tight ends, while allowing
Speaker 1: eight tight ends to exceed ninety five receiving yards or
Speaker 1: score a touchdown this season. He could be had one
Speaker 1: of the lesser games for an opposing tight end against
Speaker 1: the Cardinals in Week three with four catches in sixty
Speaker 1: one yards, but we'll call that a safe Florida. We'll
Speaker 1: take that right. No catches last week, and he had
Speaker 1: a dud game before that, and he may be catching
Speaker 1: balls from John Wolford. This thing is fraught with peril.
Speaker 1: But as you mentioned, Cardinals are the worst tight end defense.
Speaker 1: That's a bold one. And if Wolford makes the start
Speaker 1: over Matt Stafford, who I guess he suffered a concussion
Speaker 1: and practice talking about practice, So Stafford is gonna be
Speaker 1: a game time decision, it looks like. But either way,
Speaker 1: he's on the bench, and so is John Wolford if
Speaker 1: he plays. Stafford was held scoreless in the Week three
Speaker 1: game when these teams met, and he has thrown zero
Speaker 1: or one touchdown pass in every game since. Unbelievable how
Speaker 1: some of these older quarterbacks have all aged out at
Speaker 1: the same time. Brady Rogers, Stafford, bad offensive lines, an
Speaker 1: inability to overcome that ages. These guys all looking very
Speaker 1: much their age at this point seems like a year ago.
Speaker 1: At this time, we're like, this is the golden age
Speaker 1: of quarterbacks and they all just went away. They having
Speaker 1: in a big, big way this year. I'm old enough
Speaker 1: to remember when this season was supposed to be a
Speaker 1: lot of fun. You can make this season fun. It
Speaker 1: can still be fun. If you sign up for a
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Speaker 1: Premature Speculation will give you three players you'll want to
Speaker 1: pick up now that other people will be trying to
Speaker 1: pick up next week if we come back. Fantasy Football
Speaker 1: Weekly final segment Fantasy Football Weekly Paul Charchi, Matt Harrison,
Speaker 1: and Brian Johnson with you. We start this segment traditionally
Speaker 1: with a bet we like to call premature speculation. Matt,
Speaker 1: I will start with you right hold on, It's very
Speaker 1: important that we get the time machine sound effected very well.
Speaker 1: I love how that that ending is so good just
Speaker 1: explodes into bits smithereens even I got Matt Ryan already
Speaker 1: kind of highlighted why Jeff Saturday has no allegiance to
Speaker 1: Frank Reich's decisions. And I just believe Matt Ryan gives
Speaker 1: the Colts offense the best chance to win games. So
Speaker 1: I'm picking up Matt Ryan in a lot of spots
Speaker 1: right now. Okay, well that was short. Okay, Brian, your
Speaker 1: premature speculation. We've been saying all year it's a stash
Speaker 1: these backup running backs, and looks like Isaiah Spiller is
Speaker 1: the latest one you might want to go grab. He
Speaker 1: saw seven carries last week for the Chargers. Backup running
Speaker 1: back for the Chargers I should say Austin Ekeler only
Speaker 1: at fourteen carries, so Spiller saw half of that. There's
Speaker 1: only one for our boys, Sony Walkman. So you know
Speaker 1: something would happen Ekeler and Isaiah Spiller's skills. That is
Speaker 1: the most comparable too. He's only a rookie, but if
Speaker 1: something goes happens to Eckler, the Chargers fall out of
Speaker 1: playoff contention. We could see a lot of say a spiller.
Speaker 1: Spillers a little more like Eckler than Sony Michelle, I'm
Speaker 1: a little little closer to me. What the walkman? The walkman.
Speaker 1: I've got two premature speculation players, but one of them
Speaker 1: is really geared for dynasty and Empire leagues and keeper
Speaker 1: leagues you're thinking about next year. Tyler Huntley, the backup
Speaker 1: quarterback for the Ravens. This thing, I'm not convinced that
Speaker 1: the Ravens are ultimately gonna make the big signing that
Speaker 1: everybody assumes is going to happen with Lamar Jackson. Jackson's
Speaker 1: play over the last six weeks or so has not
Speaker 1: been very good, and he wants to get paid like
Speaker 1: the highest paying get the highest paid quarterback, or nearly
Speaker 1: the highest paying quarterback. But look at the regret that
Speaker 1: the that, for example, the Cardinals already have in their
Speaker 1: big decision to get Kyler Murray contract. Look at the
Speaker 1: regret that the Broncos already have in their big quarterback signing. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: Tyler Huntley, I'm not saying he's an amazing player, but
Speaker 1: here's what Tyler Huntly does. He runs the ball. In
Speaker 1: the four games in which he got time last year,
Speaker 1: Tyler Huntley's rushing numbers were forty five yards and that
Speaker 1: was a partial game. Seventy three yards, fifty four yards
Speaker 1: and seventy two yards. That's you know, that's a that's
Speaker 1: the you know, that's half the key to fantasy quarterbacks
Speaker 1: is the rushing yards. And Tyler Huntley can run. So
Speaker 1: I think he is a savvy, no costs dart throw
Speaker 1: and you may have the Ravens starting quarterback next year.
Speaker 1: Tyler Huntley. Oh, the other player, Kiriren Williams. We were
Speaker 1: just mentioning rams. They've got it. You know, he's if
Speaker 1: he's available in your league, he's I think he is
Speaker 1: going to be the starting running back as early as
Speaker 1: this weekend. Okay, all right, let's go to our final block.
Speaker 1: Oh matchups. I'm next, Cowboys taking on the Packers. Okay,
Speaker 1: let's start with the start on the Cowboys side, and
Speaker 1: I want to begin with the couple of receiving options.
Speaker 1: I think you do want to play and certainly Ceedee Lamb.
Speaker 1: Packers have allowed the second fewest receptions to opposing receivers
Speaker 1: over the last five weeks. On the season, they allow
Speaker 1: the six lowest average depth of target in the second
Speaker 1: fewest are yards in the second fewest yards after the catch.
Speaker 1: But number one receivers are doing pretty well against the
Speaker 1: Packers Stefon Diggs, Terry McLaurin average yards and a touchdown
Speaker 1: against Green Bay in recent weeks, and one of their
Speaker 1: starting quarterbacks, Eric Stokes, has been ruled out of this game,
Speaker 1: and so I think you can safely start Seeding Lamb.
Speaker 1: I've got a B grade on him and the other
Speaker 1: receiver you can start as Dalton Sheltz averaging six receptions
Speaker 1: and sixty two yards in Dak Prescott games. Those are
Speaker 1: good numbers for Dalton Schultz. Unfortunately, the Backtors defense has
Speaker 1: been very good against tight ends, allowing the fewest targets,
Speaker 1: the fewest receptions, and the fewest yards tight ends. Uh,
Speaker 1: Sheltz may catch a break here. Looks like Devandre Campbell
Speaker 1: will not play in this game, and he is Pro
Speaker 1: Football focuses number three ranked coverage linebacker, so that would
Speaker 1: be a plus for Dalton Sheeltz and that's why he
Speaker 1: remains startable with a C grade. Let's go to Dak Prescott.
Speaker 1: Since returning from his hand injury, Prescott's played well. It's
Speaker 1: completed seventy seven percent of his passes against Detroit and Chicago.
Speaker 1: Now he gets the NFC North trifecta. Here, Green based
Speaker 1: opposing quarterbacks have thrown exactly two touchdowns in three straight games.
Speaker 1: I think two touchdowns sounds are right about right for
Speaker 1: Dak Prescott here and that's why he gets a B grade.
Speaker 1: And Noah Brown, Michael Gallant, the rest of the passing
Speaker 1: group are on the bench. There's a tough matchup and
Speaker 1: they are irregular producers. Let's talk about Zeke and Tony Pollard.
Speaker 1: So Zeke's the ostensible starter, but we'll note that Zeke's
Speaker 1: snap percentage has fallen for three straight games prior to
Speaker 1: missing last week's game with injury. And he stays startable
Speaker 1: because he's had twice as many carries as Paul in
Speaker 1: side the five yard line. Pollard is next Gen stats
Speaker 1: is most efficient running back in the entire league, and
Speaker 1: he's averaging six point two yards per carry. Pollard has
Speaker 1: been great, and the Packers leaky run defense has given
Speaker 1: up the second most rushing yards and they've allowed it
Speaker 1: back to top sixty seven yards in six straight games.
Speaker 1: The Packers are gonna be short. Defensive tackle ras Shawn
Speaker 1: Gary and as I mentioned before, Devandre Campbell are big
Speaker 1: losses here. So both Zeke and Paul had, even in
Speaker 1: a timeshare, both startable with C grades. Packers side does
Speaker 1: not have a lot of startability to it. Who let's
Speaker 1: start with Aaron Rodgers, who comes into this game ice cold,
Speaker 1: with a miserable showing against a very dubious Detroit secondary
Speaker 1: last week. So he threw three interceptions last week, including
Speaker 1: I think the ugliest one I can ever remember him throwing.
Speaker 1: His previous three interception game for Aaron Rodgers was twenty seventeen,
Speaker 1: and before that, the previous three interception game from Aaron
Speaker 1: Rodgers two thousand nine, his first year. Unbelievable that Aaron
Speaker 1: Rodgers has gone what would that be sad fourteen seasons
Speaker 1: and had been three three interception games. Unbelievable anyway, He's
Speaker 1: averaging just two yards and one point six touchdowns over
Speaker 1: the past five weeks, since those are relatively meager numbers,
Speaker 1: and he's gonna be without Romeo Dubs here, uh Dobbs.
Speaker 1: And worst of all, he faces the league's most ferocious
Speaker 1: pass rush Dallas. They're averaging a staggering twenty two pressures
Speaker 1: per game and he maybe without two of his starting
Speaker 1: offensive linemen for this game. Chances Jordan's Love plays in
Speaker 1: this game, It's non zero. It's yeah, it's it's probably
Speaker 1: only like a two percent chance, but it's it could happen.
Speaker 1: You're right, it could happen. At some point. They could
Speaker 1: get so far behind that they just put in Love.
Speaker 1: Maybe I don't know, or something else goes, or Rodgers
Speaker 1: could get hurt but get killed with no offensive line
Speaker 1: in that pass rush. Let's continue with the passing game here.
Speaker 1: I've got Allen Lazard with a C grade. He's quietly
Speaker 1: been actually very consistent on a team that's not produced
Speaker 1: very well. He has scored or topped one hundred yards
Speaker 1: in six of seven games, and scientists have proven that
Speaker 1: Lazard is nine hundred and seventy five percent better than
Speaker 1: any of the other Packer wide receivers. It's it was
Speaker 1: not nine seventy four, by the way better Dallas's defense
Speaker 1: allowing one score per game to opposing bite outs over
Speaker 1: the last five weeks. I think Lazard is likely to
Speaker 1: get that score, and he's gonna see a lot of
Speaker 1: cornerback Trayvon Diggs, and you know, the bit on him
Speaker 1: gets burned a lot, makes Big Blaze a lot as well.
Speaker 1: As he keeps getting burned, will keep starting guys against
Speaker 1: him like Alan Lazard with a C grade, And the
Speaker 1: only other receiver you might be tempted to go with
Speaker 1: as Robert Tonyan, but I've got a bench grade on him.
Speaker 1: He stopped thirty seven yards only once all year, He's
Speaker 1: scored only once, and the Cowboys are top six in
Speaker 1: yards and touchdowns allowed to tight ends just one all year,
Speaker 1: so he is out the The only other starting grade
Speaker 1: have got is Aaron Jones. He's completely off the injury
Speaker 1: report as a Friday, which is amazing considering he's gonna
Speaker 1: walking boot on Monday. As mentioned earlier, the Dallas run
Speaker 1: defense very good here. Jones is a good pass catcher,
Speaker 1: but Dallas's defense is elite against receiving backs top four
Speaker 1: and receptions and receiving yards allowed to running backs, and
Speaker 1: they haven't given up a receiving touchdown to a running
Speaker 1: back yet. A j Dillon's on the bench startable only
Speaker 1: if you really want to bank on Jones having some
Speaker 1: kind of regression on that on that ankle injury, Dylan
Speaker 1: has yet to top eleven receiving yards or reached the
Speaker 1: end zone since Week one, and Dallas is a good
Speaker 1: running back defense that has allowed the third fewest touchdowns
Speaker 1: to running backs, just three all year. So Dylan on
Speaker 1: the bench. Final matchup for you, Matt Is Chargers taking
Speaker 1: on the forty Niners Austin Nickler obviously an elite start
Speaker 1: here as he is every week. I'm more interested in
Speaker 1: what you think about the passing game. Honestly, well, Eckler
Speaker 1: faces probably his toughest matchup of the year. I'm downgrading
Speaker 1: him to a B grade. Wow, forty Niners are number one,
Speaker 1: the number one defense against running backs, with top six
Speaker 1: rankings in yards per carry, rushing yards, rushing touchdowns receiving touchdowns,
Speaker 1: and combo yards allowed. The one thing their average at
Speaker 1: is allowing receptions to opposing backs. They do that about
Speaker 1: five per game. I imagine with all the injuries that
Speaker 1: the Chargers have in San Francisco, they're gonna ramp up Eckler.
Speaker 1: He's had seven, twelve and ten receptions in his last
Speaker 1: three games just on backfield volume alone, and probably the
Speaker 1: toughest matchup out there. He still gets the B. Justin
Speaker 1: air Bear, he only gets a C grade from me.
Speaker 1: The Niners are a top ten defense and basically every
Speaker 1: statistical category against the past, and Herbert hasn't topped a
Speaker 1: three yard games since Week four. In Houston. He's thrown
Speaker 1: for multiple touchdown passes and only two of his last
Speaker 1: six games. It's not all his fault. The wide receiver
Speaker 1: position is a mess for the Chargers. Keenan Allen has
Speaker 1: been ruled out again. Mike Williams is out as well.
Speaker 1: That leaves Josh Palmer and DeAndre Carter. Notably. Cornerback Jason
Speaker 1: Verrette tore his achilles and practice this week for the Niners.
Speaker 1: Uh Diamador Lenois if that's the French, He's the easiest
Speaker 1: player to run at in this secondary. In situations with
Speaker 1: this combo of corners available, Lenois has has stuck to
Speaker 1: the right side. He's got a passerrating of one oh
Speaker 1: five in his coverage, and Josh Palmer most likely to
Speaker 1: see him on the right side, so I'll give Palmer
Speaker 1: the C grade here. I wanted to leave Gerald Everett
Speaker 1: on the bench, but in the game since both Mike
Speaker 1: Williams and Keenan Allen have been out, Everett is averaging
Speaker 1: eight targets per game and has five catches in each
Speaker 1: of those three games, So in PPR, that's good enough
Speaker 1: for a C grade. And you know he's he's the
Speaker 1: dude battles for every yard. I like about Gerald Everett
Speaker 1: is he is a fighter and he earns those eight targets.
Speaker 1: He's getting every game absolutely over On the other side,
Speaker 1: the tight end, George Kittle gets a see the Chargers
Speaker 1: have locked down just about every tight end they faced
Speaker 1: this year. Travis Kelsey only managed five catches for fifty
Speaker 1: one uh some guy named Kyle Pitts two catches for
Speaker 1: the only tight end touchdown they allowed was to Greg
Speaker 1: Dulcitch in Week six. Kittle is topped eight yards or
Speaker 1: scored in three straight So there signs of life for
Speaker 1: George Kittle. But something's got to give here. Deebo Samuel
Speaker 1: and Brandon iu Cadibo back on the practice field this week,
Speaker 1: should suit up, It's going to be super interesting to
Speaker 1: see how they deploy him on the field with a
Speaker 1: fully acclimated Christian McCaffrey. I think that's such a great
Speaker 1: point because both of them are these versatile, multi talented
Speaker 1: receiver runner combos right, and McCaffrey is going to catch
Speaker 1: a lot of passes where traditionally Debo did right Deebos.
Speaker 1: Deebos like bubble screens, quick slant stuff around the line,
Speaker 1: the line of scrimmage, and that's where McCaffrey is gonna
Speaker 1: catch passes too. Yeah, I got a sneaking feeling that
Speaker 1: Deebo's role changes just a little bit. Maybe it's it's
Speaker 1: red grass just a little bit there. Um, I'm still
Speaker 1: giving both of them B grades in this one. The
Speaker 1: Chargers have one corner who's playing great this year. It's
Speaker 1: slot corner Bryce Callahan, and Samuel and Ayuk move around
Speaker 1: so much that they can just avoid him from the
Speaker 1: slot all the time. Jimmy g gets to see. The
Speaker 1: Chargers are a break but don't bend pass defense. They've
Speaker 1: allowed the sixth fewest passing yards per game, but have
Speaker 1: allowed the twelve most passing touchdowns at almost two per game.
Speaker 1: And then there's this Christian McCaffrey. Gar guy. If an
Speaker 1: art Vark dressed up like Fonzi, maybe we could do that.
Speaker 1: Can we make an art vark look in a leather jacket?
Speaker 1: And uh CMC had twenty six touches in the game
Speaker 1: before the by In his second game, the Chargers are
Speaker 1: allowing six yards per carry and a hundred and sixty
Speaker 1: three combo yards and a touchdown and a half per
Speaker 1: game to opposing runners. I don't see scenario where McCaffrey
Speaker 1: doesn't hit at least those numbers in this game. Is
Speaker 1: passing touchdown counts? A touch has that? A touch On's
Speaker 1: a good question. I don't think that. I don't think.
Speaker 1: I don't think it did and a half touches. Um.
Speaker 1: You mentioned the Chargers without mentioning whether or not we
Speaker 1: should start see dicker the dicker kicker. Yeah, you're gonna
Speaker 1: go dicker kicker. Well, we don't usually talk about kickers. Charge.
Speaker 1: I feel like you're this is like I'm baiting you. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I am. You're baiting me on the dicker. You are
Speaker 1: the master Bader. I'm so sorry about the Comah sounds
Speaker 1: good going out on a high note. Master and Commander.
Speaker 1: Uh starting with the commander? Okay, all right, I'm bending
Speaker 1: Brian Robinson and giving Antonio Gibson to see and it's
Speaker 1: it was basically a fifty fifty split last week. We
Speaker 1: should see similar distribution moving forward. I failed to mention
Speaker 1: these teams also played in Week three, so we'll reference
Speaker 1: that game as well. Gibson actually scored a rushing touchdown
Speaker 1: against Philly in Week three while Robinson was still recovering
Speaker 1: from his gunshot wounds. But the commander's back said nothing
Speaker 1: on the ground. But J. D. McKissick caught six passes.
Speaker 1: He's likely to sit in this game. It feels like
Speaker 1: Gibson's gonna play more of themkissic role, so I like
Speaker 1: him in this game against the Eagles, were allowing five
Speaker 1: catches per game to running back, so a see for Gibson.
Speaker 1: But I got Robinson on the bench and this one,
Speaker 1: uh as for Terry McLaurin, just to see for him.
Speaker 1: He did see shot targets and yeah, I shouted, giving
Speaker 1: you the opportunity there, Matt, go for it real quick. Well, Terry, yeah,
Speaker 1: but I don't think your micros on anyway. Just to
Speaker 1: see for Terry McLaren nine targets in the Week three meeting,
Speaker 1: caught six for two. But it's a bad matchup on paper.
Speaker 1: Philly's cornerback due of Darius Slay and James Bradberry, have
Speaker 1: allowed just five catches and fifty yards per game between
Speaker 1: the two of them for the last five weeks, so
Speaker 1: I see from McLaurin. For those reasons, I have Curtis
Speaker 1: Samuel on the bench as his logan Thomas. Eagles have
Speaker 1: allowed just three tight end touchdowns all season, only one
Speaker 1: loan tight end his top fifty yards against them. Thomas
Speaker 1: is doing nothing and with nothing. He did nothing in
Speaker 1: the Week three game two catches for five scoreless yards.
Speaker 1: So he's on the bench as his Taylor Heinie. No
Speaker 1: further explanation needed there. Over to the Philly side, Miles
Speaker 1: Sanders just to see here head just thirty scols comboy
Speaker 1: yards on thirteen touches in the first meeting, so he's
Speaker 1: on the bench. Only Derrick Henry has stopped aiding rushing
Speaker 1: eighty rushing yards against Washington A. J. Brown, Dallas Goddard,
Speaker 1: Jalen Hurts all easy a's and I'm you, and Devonte
Speaker 1: Smith a b here. He's been the third receiving option
Speaker 1: for the last month. But he did have the best
Speaker 1: game of the season and probably his career in the
Speaker 1: Week three matchup. Eight catches, one sixty nine I can't
Speaker 1: trust and a touchdown. I feel he's do be for
Speaker 1: Davante Smith for me is he has burned too many
Speaker 1: bridges for me to trust to Anti Smith at this
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