Fantasy Football Podcast 2015 - Week 4 Mailbag Questions, Trade Questions, Start/Sit

Summary

Fantasy Footballers Podcast – Season 1, Episode: Week 4 Mailbag Questions, Trade Questions, Start/Sit

Release Date: September 30, 2015

The Fantasy Footballers trio—Andy Holloway, Jason Moore, and Mike "The Fantasy Hitman" Wright—dive into an engaging and insightful episode filled with listener mailbag questions, strategic trade discussions, and critical start/sit decisions for Week 4 of the 2015 NFL season. Skipping over the initial advertisements and lighthearted banter, the hosts focus on delivering expert advice to help listeners navigate their fantasy football challenges.

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1. Listener Mailbag Questions

a. Justin Forsett: Trade or Retain?

Zach from New York City seeks advice on whether to trade or drop Justin Forsett.

• Andy Holloway ([05:06]): "What kind of players should I be targeting to get rid of Justin?"

• Mike Wright ([05:32]): "Justin Forsett is still getting snaps and has a high catching rate with 64 catches so far. Dropping him for garbage players could harm your team more than help."

• Jason Moore ([06:10]): "I've benched him in all my leagues and found better options through waivers or trades. Waiting for Forsett to rebound might be more beneficial than trading him now."

Conclusion: Retain Justin Forsett for his consistent involvement in the game, especially his role in the passing game, and monitor his performance before making any trade or drop decisions.

b. Arian Foster vs. Drew Brees: To Trade or Not?

Keith from Compton, California wonders if trading Arian Foster and Calvin Johnson for Drew Brees is worthwhile.

• Jason Moore ([07:30]): "You're just buying into the name. Drew Brees is injured and unlikely to perform at his peak immediately. Keep your running backs and consider streaming quarterbacks instead."

• Mike Wright ([07:48]): "Focus on maintaining strong running backs rather than jeopardizing your team structure for an injured quarterback."

Conclusion: Avoid trading valuable running backs for an injured quarterback. Instead, retain your running backs and utilize the waiver wire to stream quarterbacks as needed.

c. Trade Evaluation: Brandon Marshall & Travis Kelce for Antonio Brown & Alfred Morris

Owen3 poses a trade offer involving multiple high-profile players.

• Jason Moore ([08:28]): "I’d prefer holding onto Brandon Marshall and Travis Kelce over Antonio Brown and Alfred Morris. The potential instability with Brown and Morris's future makes this a risky trade."

• Mike Wright ([08:51]): "Stick with Marshall and Kelce. Brown's performance is uncertain, and Morris might not provide consistent value moving forward."

Conclusion: It's safer to retain Brandon Marshall and Travis Kelce rather than risk the uncertainties associated with Antonio Brown and Alfred Morris.

d. Managing Arian Foster on the Waiver Wire

James R. from Spokane, Washington asks whether to trade away Arian Foster.

• Jason Moore ([09:38]): "Trade away Devonta Freeman if you need to make space, but keep your strong running backs like Foster and Peterson."

• Mike Wright ([10:00]): "Avoid trading Adrian Peterson unless you can get significant value in return. Foster still has potential upside."

Conclusion: Maintain Arian Foster and Adrian Peterson on your roster unless you can secure substantial value in trades, ensuring your team remains competitive.

e. Trading Le'Veon Bell for Multiple Players

Matt from Iowa considers trading Le'Veon Bell for Carlos Hyde, Danny Woodhead, and Brandon Cooks.

• Jason Moore ([32:26]): "I would make that offer. Trading multiple players for a single, high-impact player like Bell can strengthen your team, especially if you have solid waiver options to replace the traded players."

• Andy Holloway ([32:31]): "I’d agree, seeking to acquire a star like Bell to propel your team towards a championship."

Conclusion: Trading multiple players for a top-tier running back like Le'Veon Bell can be advantageous, provided you have the depth to replace the traded assets effectively.

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2. Start/Sit Decisions and Flex Options

a. Start/Sit Pick: Lamar Miller vs. Matt Jones

Erick from San Jose, in a PPR league, needs to decide between Lamar Miller and Matt Jones for the flex position.

• Jason Moore ([24:47]): "In PPR formats, Lamar Miller has been fairly consistent, averaging around 10 points a game despite some struggles. He’s a safer bet over Matt Jones."

• Mike Wright ([24:35]): "Choose Miller for his reliability despite the offensive line issues."

Conclusion: Opt for Lamar Miller in PPR leagues due to his consistent point production and involvement in the passing game.

b. Flex Decision: Carlos Moncrief vs. Chris Ivory

Pedro the Great from Springfield, Illinois is torn between starting Carlos Moncrief or Chris Ivory.

• Jason Moore ([38:36]): "Absolutely go with Moncrief. He faces a weak Jacksonville secondary and is likely to have a productive week."

• Mike Wright ([38:28]): "Moncrief is the clearer start given his favorable matchup."

Conclusion: Start Carlos Moncrief over Chris Ivory, especially considering Moncrief's advantageous matchup against a vulnerable defense.

c. Quarterback Streaming: Philip Rivers vs. Carson Palmer

Alex from Portland needs to choose between starting Philip Rivers against the Browns or Carson Palmer against the Rams.

• Andy Holloway ([29:14]): "I like Rivers this week; he's comfortable at home against the Browns. However, Palmer has been having a great season and faces the Rams’ better defense."

• Jason Moore ([29:22]): "Rivers has been performing well at home and may rebound after a loss. Palmer’s performance depends on the Rams’ defense."

Conclusion: Both quarterbacks have potential, but Rivers might offer a safer floor based on his home performance, while Palmer could provide higher upside if the Rams' defense falters.

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3. Strategic Insights and Advice

a. Waiver Wire Management

The hosts emphasize the importance of actively managing the waiver wire, especially when dealing with underperforming players. They encourage trading or dropping non-performing assets to acquire higher-potential players, highlighting the need to remain flexible and proactive.

b. Streaming Positions

Jason and Mike advocate for streaming quarterback and tight end positions rather than committing to injured or inconsistent starters. This strategy involves picking up advantage players based on weekly matchups, thus maximizing point potential without long-term commitments.

c. Evaluating Trades

When evaluating trades, the hosts suggest focusing on the immediate and potential future value of players rather than their past performance. They caution against trading valuable assets for uncertain or injury-prone players, advising listeners to assess the trade’s impact on their team’s overall strength.

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4. Audience Engagement and Community Building

The Fantasy Footballers encourage listeners to engage with them through their website, fantasyfootballers.com, where fans can submit questions and participate in their fantasy football community, Join the Foot.com. They also promote their presence on social media platforms like Facebook and YouTube, fostering a vibrant and interactive community where listeners can discuss trades, waivers, and strategies.

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5. Conclusion and Upcoming Content

Wrapping up the episode, the hosts tease future content, including a preview show for the upcoming week and exclusive mailbag shows available on Patreon. They remind listeners to stay connected through various online channels and express enthusiasm for the ongoing fantasy football season.

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Notable Quotes:

• Andy Holloway ([05:06]): "What kind of players should I be targeting to get rid of Justin?"

• Jason Moore ([24:47]): "In PPR formats, Lamar Miller has been fairly consistent, averaging around 10 points a game despite some struggles."

• Jason Moore ([38:36]): "Absolutely go with Moncrief. He faces a weak Jacksonville secondary and is likely to have a productive week."

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This episode of the Fantasy Footballers provides valuable insights into managing fantasy football teams, emphasizing strategic decisions on trades, waiver wire pickups, and weekly start/sit choices. The hosts’ expert advice, combined with their interactive engagement with listeners, makes this episode a must-listen for fantasy football enthusiasts looking to enhance their team’s performance.

Transcript

[Mike Wright]

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[Jason Moore]

Welcome to the Fantasy Football Ballers Podcast with your hosts, Andy Holloway, Jason Moore and Mike Wright.

[Andy Holloway]

Hello, Everybody. It's Wednesday, September 30th, and we're back. Mike is wearing his hate blockers.

[Mike Wright]

Well, we got a matchup, me and you this weekend, so I'm.

[Andy Holloway]

Are you trying to send a message?

[Mike Wright]

Message has been sent.

[Andy Holloway]

You and I are facing off in our. One of our main leagues.

[Mike Wright]

I was gonna give you the Ted Thompson face.

[Jason Moore]

Oh.

[Mike Wright]

But then I figured you would just assume I'm scared.

[Jason Moore]

We are crazy or confused or where am I?

[Andy Holloway]

I don't think it's been spoken of, but I think we're in a subconscious Mexican standoff. About the waiver wire for this week, I just want you to know that I know who you're signing and I want you to know I'm. I'm gonna be bidding some fab dollars on that.

[Mike Wright]

You have no idea who I'm signing.

[Andy Holloway]

Oh, I know. No, I know. He's your. Your goal has been to collect all the players that were good last year. Justin Forset, Jeremy Hill, C.J. anderson. So I'm going to just be looking for those guys who blew up last year. That sucks. This year. Yeah, Mike's going to sign him.

[Mike Wright]

That's probably accurate.

[Andy Holloway]

This is the Fantasy Footballers Podcast. I'm Andy Holloway. I'm joined, as always, by Mike the Fantasy Hitman Wright and Jason Moore.

[Jason Moore]

Howdy.

[Mike Wright]

Hey.

[Andy Holloway]

We had a good show yesterday. Had hall of Famer Marshall Falk on the show. That was a lot of fun. Best friends, best friend Marshall Falk on the show. Today we are going to answer a number of listener questions. I think the. The mound of questions is just rising with so much new information, you know, you're coming through three weeks, you can start to see things like trends take place defensively, possibly with a lot of these guys that you say, oh, do you let them go? Do you? Do you not? Do you buy low?

[Mike Wright]

Do you.

[Andy Holloway]

Do you sell low? What do you do? So we're going to answer a lot of questions on the show today. If you want to get a hold of us, we do this show for you, so go to the website, the fantasy footballers.com. click on the Submit a question button and submit your question for the show. You can also visit us on Join the foot dot com. That's our fantasy football community. Get involved, talk with one another, share your thoughts on trades, waivers, start, sit, all that type of thing.

[Mike Wright]

All are welcome.

[Andy Holloway]

All are welcome. We're on Facebook. Go to facebook.com fantasy footballers. Hello to everybody watching on YouTube or the fantasy sports Network.

[Jason Moore]

We love you guys.

[Andy Holloway]

Yeah, that's where we are seen. We are not just heard. We are seen with eyes.

[Jason Moore]

We apologize to you guys.

[Andy Holloway]

We apologize. We will. I've been told we'll be getting tans. Some. Some someday.

[Jason Moore]

We need to.

[Andy Holloway]

No, I think if you just cover your body with a beard, you're fine. You're fine.

[Jason Moore]

My arms will be covered with.

[Mike Wright]

I'm not wearing a shirt.

[Jason Moore]

Arm.

[Andy Holloway]

Beard. Oh, here. The DirecTV commercial. So you guys want to get into the mailbag? You ready or do you got anything else going on?

[Mike Wright]

Hold on, hold on. I'm ready.

[Jason Moore]

Mailbag. Mail.

[Mike Wright]

Yeah.

[Andy Holloway]

I'm glad you took a couple seconds to compose yourself. That was. That. That was very solid in terms of delivery.

[Mike Wright]

Well, you. You got me with the groin shot of my running back.

[Andy Holloway]

Can I ask you a question? When is the. When is the ode to the Foot Clan coming?

[Mike Wright]

When I actually have some free time. That involves being free, not working on the show.

[Andy Holloway]

That is part of the show, Mike.

[Jason Moore]

Yeah. Work on the show that way.

[Andy Holloway]

We hit a. We hit a goal threshold on Join the Foot, and we promised an ode to the Foot Clan.

[Mike Wright]

Okay, well, first.

[Andy Holloway]

First it was. Guitar ballad by Mike. First off, you volunteered.

[Mike Wright]

I was not consulted for this promise.

[Jason Moore]

That's really true. Forced upon you.

[Andy Holloway]

I mean, I just assumed so that.

[Mike Wright]

Well, we just had a new goal announced. I don't know if you know this, but Andy Holloway has just promised to do five shows shirtless when we reach our next threshold.

[Andy Holloway]

Ridiculous.

[Mike Wright]

He just.

[Andy Holloway]

You could have just chosen.

[Mike Wright]

You are a. You are so bold and courageous. First of all, we've been talking about.

[Jason Moore]

The tan, and now it's coming. Really?

[Andy Holloway]

A couple things. One, you could have. That was your opportunity to pick something halfway reasonable and do it. Two, it's supposed to be a reward for people, not a punishment.

[Jason Moore]

Well, a punishment to one of us is kind of a reward to the listeners.

[Andy Holloway]

All right. Hey, we are in the mailbag. Let me go ahead and answer this or ask this first question. Zach in New York City.

[Mike Wright]

New York City.

[Andy Holloway]

He wants to know. This is the best question I had to start with it. The Title of the email is Justin Forset. The question is posed like this. What kind of players, what kind of players should I be targeting to get rid of Justin for set? Should we get rid of Justin for set? I mean, what kind of players do you target to get rid of him?

[Mike Wright]

Here's the problem with getting rid, getting rid of Murray DeMarco, Murray, 4 set hill is season long now. Sure, after three weeks it's very possible all those guys just completely stink the entire year. Very possible. But just it's the way I see it and believe it. These, they're still getting snaps. Especially Justin Forsett is on the field almost the entire game. He's just not producing, I think. And honestly the matchups have been rough. I mean Oakland shouldn't. I didn't think Oakland would be, but I'm not, I'm not getting rid of these guys for garbage.

[Jason Moore]

Justin Forset has run at a good clip until he came up against the Bengals who have a very good run D. So I'm not too worried. I will say this. I am. I'm a Lamar Miller owner, okay? I've had to struggle. I've had to live that. I've had to live that this year.

[Mike Wright]

That's living the dream.

[Jason Moore]

Struggle through that. And here's what I've done is I have not traded him in any league that I have him. I have benched him and I have found ways through the waiver or other trades to target guys like that. I went and got Frank Gore, you know, two weeks ago or last week after he stunk it up with two tough matchups. That's what you need to do and you need to just wait until four set comes back because if you're targeting getting rid of him, you're just going to get garbage in return and then your team will be garbage instead of hopeful.

[Mike Wright]

And on top of that, Justin Forsett has four catches in every single game. That's a 64 catch pace. That, that's high end catching numbers. Oh, I'm just saying though, that's a high end. That's a lot of catches for a running back. Eventually he will start getting something going, if not in the running game, in the passing game, which is where why we liked him in the first place with Mark Trussman.

[Andy Holloway]

All right, Keith in Compton, California has a question regarding Drew Brees. He has forte Hyde Gordon and Arian Foster. He wants to know should he trade any of them for Drew Brees or is he buying into the name?

[Jason Moore]

Oh, you're just buying into the name. No, you don't trade him for Drew Brees. He wasn't all that good before he got injured and then he got injured and now he's going to be playing injured. Keep your awesome running backs and stream the position at quarterback and you'll be way better than ruining your team so that you can have a hopeful name.

[Mike Wright]

Yeah, I'm sure the number. I think he's number three. The number three quarterback overall is available. And Andy Dalton. Yeah, you just go pick him up and play him while he's hot.

[Andy Holloway]

All right. Owen3 says. Oh, that's funny. His name is written Owen3.

[Jason Moore]

Very nice.

[Andy Holloway]

When you say it, you know the situation. Oh, and three urgent ish trade offer. Brandon Marshall and Travis Kelsey for Antonio Brown and Alfred Morris.

[Mike Wright]

Say it again.

[Andy Holloway]

Brandon Marshall and Travis Kelsey. Zeus for Antonio Brown and Alfred Morris.

[Mike Wright]

Oh, that's your.

[Jason Moore]

Your. I would rather have the Brandon Marshall and Zeus side, especially with big Ben going down and Antonio Brown. You don't know exactly how he's going to fare with Michael Vick for at least a couple of weeks. And Alf. Alf could be just on his way to the back end of a timeshare. Whereas, you know, you've got a good player in Brandon Marshall, good player in Zeus. That's the side I'm taking. But I. It's close.

[Mike Wright]

Yeah, it's very close for me. And the only reason you can do this is because of the big Ben injury. That sounds like the owner is just kind of panic moving Antonio Brown, which Antonio Brown, I think he's. Maybe he's not putting up elite high end, elite numbers, but I think he's still going to be great.

[Andy Holloway]

I wouldn't worry about Brown very much at all.

[Mike Wright]

Right. But I'm very concerned about Alfred Morris moving forward. So I think I would. I would stick where I am with Marshall and Zeus.

[Andy Holloway]

Yeah. All right. James R in Spokane, Washington wants to know. He says he has Arian Foster, Jeremy Hill, Devonte Freeman and Adrian Peterson. With Aryan coming off the ir, he has to drop or trade one of those guys. Would it be. Who would it be?

[Jason Moore]

Oh, trade Freeman. If you can get value after a week like what Devonta Freeman just put up and you have to get rid of a guy you'll actually. I mean, granted you have to pair him with someone because the whole idea here is to open up a roster spot, but if you pair him with someone else, you're going to end up with a really nice player on your team and a roster spot now taken up by Arian Foster.

[Mike Wright]

So, yeah, if you can it would be Freeman. He's. It's always nice to throw in these. He's the overall number two running back or maybe number one depending on your scoring format. I think it's. It would be difficult to move him. I'm not sure that, that you're going to sneak up on guys with tricking them into trade for Freeman. Tevin Coleman will be back eventually, but I'm not. Like I said, I'm not trading Jeremy Hill for garbage. I'm not trading Adrian Peterson. Well, people, that's probably not in his consideration.

[Andy Holloway]

But his, his consideration was Jeremy Hill. He said should he be getting.

[Mike Wright]

Yeah, if you can get something of comparable value. But Hill can still return season long.

[Jason Moore]

Well, I think he needs to in his mind, drop someone.

[Mike Wright]

Do not drop Jeremy Hill.

[Jason Moore]

Yeah, you don't drop. If you have to drop someone, you drop Devonta Freeman. But I would much rather take Devonta Freeman and wide receiver like a Brandon Marshall and, And try to trade him for an AJ Green or, you know, probably hard to do this week because of his last week. But you know, Antonio Brown, maybe the guy is worried about Big Ben going and you can turn a Brandon Marshall into an Antonio Brown with Devonta Freeman instead of a Zeus.

[Mike Wright]

Do not. These are things we know. You don't tug on Superman's cape, you don't spit into the wind and you don't drop starting running backs.

[Andy Holloway]

Fair. Very fair. Wise words from the beard. All right, Joshua. In Toronto, I have been offered Odell Beckham Jr. And Marshawn lynch for Arian Foster and Calvin Johnson. Should I take it? I'm a bit worried about Marshawn Lynch's injury. What should I do? We have not talked enough about Lynch's injury on the show yesterday. Right. So what.

[Mike Wright]

Because they.

[Andy Holloway]

What are your thoughts on Lynch? And then answer the question.

[Mike Wright]

So the team has come out and said they don't think the injury is any concern. I am guessing that if it was a matchup that the Seahawks were actually concerned about on Sunday that Lynch would have played through it. But there's. There's got to be some concerns for people up in Seattle. Seattle has four offensive touchdowns. That is tied for dead last. That is dead last.

[Andy Holloway]

I don't think they're figuring it out. They're going to.

[Mike Wright]

They could be. But just Marshawn lynch is. It's not been a great situation, especially with that offensive line. But we don't know what Foster is. And Calvin is strange. They're not throwing the. Calvin the ball down the field. I don't Know if you guys have.

[Jason Moore]

Paid attention to this, I think it's an offensive line.

[Andy Holloway]

Yeah, I do too.

[Jason Moore]

He doesn't have enough time to throw the ball.

[Andy Holloway]

You know, what's been not. Not spoken about on that offensive line is Brandon Pettigrew has been missing and he is a very big cog in the running game and the offensive line play. So, yeah, they're a mess. I mean, they're a mess, but yeah.

[Mike Wright]

So as far as the trade, I feel like the trade is kind of. Why a wash?

[Andy Holloway]

Don't trade then if it's a wash, what is the rule? Don't trade.

[Mike Wright]

Yeah, Unless. Unless you think Foster is a huge upgrade. Lynch, which. I'm fine. I'm fine with you buying.

[Andy Holloway]

No, he has Foster and Calvin. He's been offered the other guys.

[Mike Wright]

Oh, then I would. I would stay with Foster and Calvin.

[Andy Holloway]

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[Jason Moore]

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[Mike Wright]

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[Jason Moore]

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[Andy Holloway]

I heard from somebody in the DFS industry that the peak month for DFS is actually coming up in November, which is kind of interesting the way that, you know, in fantasy, some people drop out of their leagues or there's not as much involvement because they. They're bailing out or something like that. But not with FanDuel. It just kind of builds and builds and I think people get more experience with it and they have even more fun with it.

[Jason Moore]

Yeah. And let me say something really quick about people bailing out on their leagues. If you are listening right now and you're owing three or one and two and you come up and you lose this next week. We have played in enough leagues to where we see teams that think they're done or think they're out of the playoffs at week three or week four, even being 04, and you can absolutely get back to the playoffs and win a championship.

[Andy Holloway]

A very wise man once said, whatever has happened.

[Mike Wright]

What did I say?

[Andy Holloway]

Whatever has happened can happen in reverse. You start owing three, you can go three and oh, the next three weeks.

[Jason Moore]

Absolutely.

[Andy Holloway]

They don't carry over your score from the previous week. Start fresh.

[Jason Moore]

You want to know how you can't win those next three when you bail out. Yes. Don't bail out. Keep playing. Because. Because here's the thing. A quarter of your league is probably going to bail out and it will make your waivers easier, your trades easier. You can win. Just keep with us.

[Andy Holloway]

All right, I have a start. Sit.

[Mike Wright]

I was gonna say, I've also seen Teams bail out, then start winning games, but they had already sold off pieces. And then by the time when it really came to it, they just didn't have the firepower anymore because they had bailed out too early.

[Andy Holloway]

Regret. Yeah.

[Mike Wright]

No Rugrats.

[Andy Holloway]

Yeah. All right, start.

[Mike Wright]

Sit.

[Andy Holloway]

Question from Nick in Houston. He needs to pick one running back and one flex.

[Mike Wright]

Okay.

[Andy Holloway]

Abdullah Spiller, Alan Robinson, Matt Jones, and Carlos Williams.

[Mike Wright]

Ooh.

[Andy Holloway]

One running back and one flex.

[Mike Wright]

One running back. Okay.

[Andy Holloway]

So I think that you had absolutely flexed to me, Robinson.

[Mike Wright]

Yeah, I can agree with that. The Carlos Williams will be the interesting guy this week.

[Andy Holloway]

I think he's the guarantee. If McCoy sits for sure.

[Jason Moore]

If McCoy's out, you play him for sure. So Matt Jones this week, you've got him going up against Eagles.

[Mike Wright]

The Eagles and Alan Robinson and crew takes. Who do they take on? They take on the Colts. And, man, I'm going Alan Robinson and I think Carlos Williams, man. Of this group.

[Jason Moore]

I'm. I'm the same.

[Mike Wright]

Abdullah plays the Seahawks. What are you laughing about over there?

[Andy Holloway]

I saw. I saw a news update about Cody Parky's groin. Did you see the quote? My groin said he tore all three muscles in his groin. That is the quote from Cody Parkey. I tore all three muscles in my groin. And I'm not laughing at you, buddy.

[Mike Wright]

I'm just laughing with you, Cody.

[Andy Holloway]

No, I guess I am laughing at you. I don't know what I'm doing. I just thought it was really funny. All right, sorry I ruined. Ruined your question.

[Mike Wright]

But Allen Robinson and Carlos Williams, are you guys Williams.

[Jason Moore]

I agree with that. I go Carlos Williams. The only other option to me is Matt Jones. I'm not. You know, I don't have a problem there. So Abdullah is out of the running in Seattle for me.

[Mike Wright]

Yep.

[Andy Holloway]

Yeah, that offensive line has been terrible. All right, Jeff. And Boston was offered Jeremy Macklin and Justin Forsett for Adrian Peterson.

[Mike Wright]

Macklin and for. For Adrian Peterson.

[Andy Holloway]

Correct.

[Mike Wright]

No. Get out of here with that garbage. Macklin, the garbage man.

[Jason Moore]

Oh, the garbage man.

[Mike Wright]

Yeah. Hit me.

[Andy Holloway]

I won't get into it. Never mind.

[Mike Wright]

No, please do.

[Andy Holloway]

No, I. Points or points? I mean, yes, points are points, but three weeks in, he has a huge game. You don't give him credit because it's garbage time. So it's all right because you have.

[Mike Wright]

To look at the game.

[Andy Holloway]

No. I mean, no, you don't. You actually have to look at the stats at the end of the game, and that's what.

[Mike Wright]

For that. Okay. For that week.

[Jason Moore]

Right.

[Andy Holloway]

And so it's just all Right. This is why I said I wasn't going to get into it, because you don't count points when people score for.

[Mike Wright]

Some reason, I count them that week. But moving forward, there's. The Chiefs will not be down three scores to people and having to open up the pass game.

[Andy Holloway]

Some games they will. Okay, like three or four more games in the season, they will. And then the other games, they'll involve Macklin, too. I mean, he'll be involved, but I'm.

[Mike Wright]

Just saying Macklin is that 5 for 50 guy, and maybe he scores. He's not a. He's not 140 yard guy.

[Andy Holloway]

All right, would you trade. Andrew wants to know, would you trade Amir Abdullah and Tyler Lockett for DeMarco Murray and Bishop Sankey Abdullah?

[Jason Moore]

I think I would. I see Abdullah. Yeah. Essentially what you're doing is you're trading Amir Abdullah for demarco Murray because Tyler Lockett and, you know, the other pieces to me are just waiver type of pieces. So I would trade Amir Abdullah for demarco Murray.

[Andy Holloway]

Absolutely. Logan in Florida has a waiver wire question. What's a tight end? He could stream this week with Gronk on a buy.

[Jason Moore]

Well, we've got Charles Clay, who is probably my start of the week at tight end. I think he's got a good matchup. If Sammy Watkins ends up missing that game, you've got a piece that Tyrod Taylor seems to be using, and they seem to be figuring out how to get him the ball. Who else is out there on waivers?

[Mike Wright]

Well, Jordan Reed, we talked about this yesterday, and I don't know if you were able to grab him or not, but Jordan Reed was available in far too many leagues.

[Andy Holloway]

Pay attention, people.

[Mike Wright]

The Rams are taking on the Cardinals, which the Cardinals defense has looked great. But you could still try Jared Cook.

[Jason Moore]

Man, I tried Jared Cook last week against Pittsburgh, and he stunk. Every time that I have in. In the last, like, couple of years, every time that I have finally believed in a Jared Cook sighting, he dies on the field.

[Andy Holloway]

And so really, I. He dies. Yeah.

[Mike Wright]

Yeah. Multiple times he's died.

[Andy Holloway]

All right. Eric Ebron against Seattle is not the worst play in the world, in my opinion.

[Mike Wright]

And do we have a status update on Dwayne Allen? If Dwayne Allen is out, then the Colts are taking on the Jaguars. The Jaguars.

[Andy Holloway]

So you're saying Colby.

[Mike Wright]

Colby Feliner, he's just. He's a. These are.

[Jason Moore]

You're.

[Mike Wright]

You're just grabbing in a.

[Jason Moore]

In a big bag.

[Andy Holloway]

All right, this week, who would you go with? Eric In Minnesota wants to know, does he start.

[Mike Wright]

I'd go with Eric.

[Andy Holloway]

Does he start with Derek Carr or Cam Newton? Now, Carr's facing the Bears defense. Newton's facing the Bucks defense.

[Jason Moore]

I like both, but it's Cam.

[Mike Wright]

Cam.

[Andy Holloway]

Yeah. Safer. Much safer, at least.

[Mike Wright]

I really wanted to say send in the car, so I got to give.

[Andy Holloway]

Me that drop, bro. All right. I am the drop, Yaya.

[Mike Wright]

Yeah.

[Jason Moore]

Hey, what's up, Yaya?

[Andy Holloway]

He wants to know should he pick up the Eagles D against the Redskins.

[Mike Wright]

Yes.

[Andy Holloway]

Even though he has Jordan Reed. So talk a little bit about those fun situations.

[Mike Wright]

I'm not a fan. I mean, if I can avoid it, I do. But Jordan Reed.

[Andy Holloway]

Do you like them more than the packers against the 49ers this week, though?

[Jason Moore]

Ooh, I like the packers against 49ers.

[Mike Wright]

I like the Packers.

[Jason Moore]

I'm a fan of the packers against the Niners. But I would say there's a lot of weeks where you're going to have to play a D that's got. I mean, there's a lot of players on your team. You have guys where you're going to be playing against your own date in a tight end. I'm not too worried about it if it was the starting quarterback in a situation where both guys are going to destroy the other one. But you can have a situation where Jordan Reed has a very good game because you're using the tight end because you know your other main options aren't doing so well. So I think you can do both.

[Andy Holloway]

Yeah. Yeah. Was a. He is a patreon member. A jointhefoot.com member. Yeah, I think you meant.

[Jason Moore]

Yeah.

[Andy Holloway]

Yeah. Yeah. Tim in Chicago, would you trade Alfred Morris for Todd Gurley?

[Mike Wright]

Yes.

[Jason Moore]

Yeah.

[Andy Holloway]

Yeah, me too.

[Jason Moore]

Out with the old, in with the new.

[Andy Holloway]

I know I saw Gurley in some starting lineups for this next week.

[Mike Wright]

I think this week might be a little bit too soon.

[Andy Holloway]

I think it's those bye weeks and stuff. I don't know.

[Mike Wright]

Yeah, maybe. I'm just saying the workload, I think, is not going to be completely there.

[Jason Moore]

Here's why it's a week too soon. Arizona, that's why it's a week too soon. I think they will use him, but there's not going to be a whole lot of running room there because Arizona hasn't given much running room to anyone in quite a while.

[Andy Holloway]

Erica in San Jose has a PPR League question.

[Mike Wright]

A lot of Eric's.

[Andy Holloway]

Well, this one is Erick. Eric, and the other one was Eric.

[Jason Moore]

So this is Eric. I'm pretty sure I'm right.

[Andy Holloway]

It's still Eric.

[Jason Moore]

Agree to disagree. Go on.

[Andy Holloway]

I think I saw you try to spell Derek Carr's name. Ick. PPR league. Who would you start? Lamar Miller or Matt Jones in the flex.

[Mike Wright]

Miller for all of his ineptitude this season, which I think is not on so much on him as on the organization has still put up not death.

[Jason Moore]

If you're in a half point PPR or full point PPR, then Lamar Miller has actually been okay. He's near 10 points a game right now despite stinking it up, having a terrible existence. But I would go Lamar Miller. I have this question in one of my leagues, if it was standard and you don't get points for those catches, then I would probably go Magos follow.

[Andy Holloway]

Up question from Stephen in Camp Zama, Japan.

[Mike Wright]

Steven has a follow up to Eric's question.

[Andy Holloway]

Correct. How do they do that from it's magic. Listen, if lynch is out, do you start Thomas Rawls above Lamar Miller?

[Mike Wright]

Yes.

[Jason Moore]

Yeah, absolutely.

[Mike Wright]

Against the Lions? Yes.

[Andy Holloway]

You happy with that? You take the risk with the youngster?

[Mike Wright]

Absolutely.

[Andy Holloway]

All right, here is Pedro in. Pedro the Great in Springfield, Illinois. Thoughts on this trade and would you do it? I'm considering trading Gronk and Cruel for Jamal Charles. He has Eifert in that league. Would you trade Gronk for Charles?

[Mike Wright]

Nope.

[Jason Moore]

I would if I have ifrt. Normally I don't get rid of Gronk, but if you've got Eifert there, you're.

[Andy Holloway]

Taking us worried about if it's Gooser.

[Jason Moore]

No, no, not at all.

[Andy Holloway]

I'm worried he had.

[Mike Wright]

He had a touchdown stolen away and I believe he dropped another one.

[Jason Moore]

And in addition, he was playing the Ravens, which I spoke to this before, they're great against tight ends and they're lousy against wide receivers. So why go to your tight end?

[Mike Wright]

Okay, so to answer the question, yeah, I guess I can see it with you. We did.

[Andy Holloway]

Me and Jason said we do it.

[Jason Moore]

And we won you over.

[Mike Wright]

Yeah, maybe. Charles usage has been back to two years ago and where he's getting involved everywhere.

[Andy Holloway]

He's really good.

[Mike Wright]

Yeah, His. His skill has never ever been the question. The question has been Andy Reid.

[Andy Holloway]

Yeah, Andy Andre brings about a lot of questions. Patrick in Baton Rouge with CJ Anderson struggling, should I be willing to package Odell Beckham with Anderson and try to get an RB1?

[Mike Wright]

Nah.

[Andy Holloway]

But listen to the RB1C mentions and debate this like Eddie Lacy or Latavius Murray.

[Mike Wright]

Let's see.

[Jason Moore]

Well, I love Murray as a two, but he's not.

[Andy Holloway]

No. I mean, but why, why wouldn't he be a one? I'm asking the question for the show because at some point in time a guy becomes a one, doesn't he?

[Mike Wright]

Yes.

[Jason Moore]

I think the reason. Yeah, he is currently a one. The whole reason I still see him as my most loved RB2 is, is because I don't think the Oakland Raiders are going to continue to be able to put up points like they've been. Their matchups have been beneficial for putting up higher scoring games.

[Andy Holloway]

Number four right now.

[Mike Wright]

Yeah, he's, he's, yeah, he's been great.

[Jason Moore]

He's great. But I mean, if you want to make a run at it, like in order to give up CJ and odb, you've got to be getting someone like Jamal Charles. You got to get an absolute top, top, top notch guy. And even then, I.

[Mike Wright]

What's funny is we're so quick. So it's been three weeks. Jeremy Hill, C.J. anderson, these guys, they're trash. They're terrible. We need to get rid of them. No, but I'm just saying how the general public is reacting with the questions we're getting. And in three weeks now a son, Latavius Murray is. He's guaranteed to be running back one. Just think it's an interesting.

[Andy Holloway]

From the public perception. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Jason Moore]

Whatever happens can happen in reverse.

[Andy Holloway]

Right, right. One of the things that's hard is that, I mean, we obviously all have a bunch of teams, but we don't have shares in every single guy. And so when these people write in, when our listeners write in and they felt the visceral sadness of a Jeremy Hill day or a four set day, that, that's why you feel so bad about those guys. We're, you know, we can start, we can step back a little easier and say, I understand.

[Mike Wright]

And, and I was the, the largest Latavius Murray skeptic over the off season and you're enormous.

[Jason Moore]

Yeah.

[Mike Wright]

And he's really winning me over, so I'm buying in. But I'm not calling him a running back one.

[Andy Holloway]

Yeah, I think with the workload, he's close.

[Jason Moore]

He is close. If he finishes this year as an RB one, I won't be surprised.

[Andy Holloway]

You guys would be very wet. I have like 10 bets with him on the Latavia side.

[Mike Wright]

Yes.

[Andy Holloway]

Including I believe, a four set Latavius bet.

[Jason Moore]

We do have a four set Latavius bet.

[Andy Holloway]

You guys were mocking me over that one.

[Jason Moore]

All right, three weeks.

[Andy Holloway]

I only mentioned, I only mentioned bets. I will win. Start. Sit Question. Alex in Portland. This is a great one because it's kind of matchup verse performance so far. Philip Rivers against the Browns or Carson Palmer against the Rams PPR league. That's kind of doesn't matter, but unless they're catching passes.

[Jason Moore]

Who's Philip Rivers playing again?

[Mike Wright]

The Browns. They're both at home.

[Jason Moore]

Philip Rivers seems to play a lot better at home. That's a. That's a tricky one, Phil.

[Andy Holloway]

Philip was almost my stream of the week yesterday.

[Mike Wright]

He's that. You mean he's that low owned?

[Andy Holloway]

No, that's why he wasn't my stream. But I mean, I like him this week to bounce back coming off a loss at home. Comfortable at home against the Browns. I like Rivers. It's super close because Palmer's obviously been great. Palmer missed a couple extra touchdowns that Chris Johnson got this past week. I think the Rams defense is much better than the 49ers. That being said, at home, the Cardinals play well. So.

[Mike Wright]

Yeah. I don't know why you would sit a. Probably play scorching hot Palmer right now.

[Andy Holloway]

Demarco question. What should you do with demarco right now? Do you trade him? Do you write him out? Do you say a prayer?

[Mike Wright]

Yes. And I think you're right. And they just lost a guard. We don't know if we talked about this, but they lost a guard. I can't recall the guy's name right now, but he's gone for the season. So the offensive line gets worse. Even though they were kind of putting it together last week with Ryan Matthews.

[Jason Moore]

But this.

[Mike Wright]

This falls in the same thing of. I can't sell a guy who is a stud for trash with the entire season is still left in front of us.

[Andy Holloway]

Yeah. Yeah. And I think the odds are in your favor with that philosophy. But there will be those trades that work out for selling.

[Jason Moore]

Yeah. Of all of the guys that are stinking, some of them will stink all year, but most of them probably won't last.

[Mike Wright]

You sounded like Hunger Games over there. That's what I was doing.

[Andy Holloway]

I did. I was wondering what you said.

[Mike Wright]

You. Because you. The odds are in your May. The odds ever in your favor.

[Andy Holloway]

No, no, I. No, I'm a football guy.

[Mike Wright]

Hunger Games is the business. I. I'm putting it out there.

[Andy Holloway]

All right. You can get us some Hunger Games gear for the studio. Because I'm playing.

[Mike Wright]

I'm playing the Hunger Games right now.

[Andy Holloway]

Get all your autographed books in here.

[Mike Wright]

No, I'm playing it right now. Are you a Twilight guy with how hungry? No, I'm Not a Twilight guy.

[Andy Holloway]

All right, Carlos with a K. Carlos with a C. Which is the better flex option this week? Michael in Seattle wants to know I love.

[Mike Wright]

Which is the better way to spell Carlos.

[Andy Holloway]

Yeah. That's ultimately what it comes down to. I. Who is. Who are the 49ers playing?

[Jason Moore]

The Packers, Green Bay. And I'm definitely going Carlos with a C now.

[Andy Holloway]

Going Carlos with a K. Really? If. If Shady's out. That's the presumption of the question.

[Jason Moore]

He said that?

[Andy Holloway]

Yes. He said since Shady, which we don't know for sure, but maybe that guy's.

[Mike Wright]

Got a DeLorean and he's telling us something. Maybe then you should just check the fantasy box score, you dummy. If you can go into the Future.

[Andy Holloway]

Yeah.

[Jason Moore]

If LaShawn McCoy is out, then I would go Carlos with a K. I agree.

[Andy Holloway]

All right, I have a really good question that's here from Matt in Iowa. This is something you're going to see a lot in your leagues right now, so be aware of it. It's a trade question. He's being offered it. Would you trade Le'Veon Bell for Carlos Hyde, Danny Woodhead, and Brandon Cooks? What kind of trade is that?

[Mike Wright]

Hyde, Woodhead, and Cooks?

[Andy Holloway]

Yeah. No, no, I wouldn't either.

[Mike Wright]

I would make that offer.

[Jason Moore]

Yeah. Those are the type of trades that, you know you can because you're not giving my point. You know, you're not giving up three for one because you're going to go and sign two guys off of waivers. And, you know, if you listen to yesterday's show, there's a lot of good waiver options out there. So when you make the trade and you get rid of three guys and bring in an absolute stud like Le'Veon Bell and pair him with two good waiver options, you're. You're. You're golden.

[Andy Holloway]

Yeah, I. These are the trades I send out in all my leagues. I try to get the big horse. Give me the big horse. I'd like to ride Levy on Bell to a championship. All right, quarterback situation. Kiki in Alameda, California, like, currently.

[Mike Wright]

Where?

[Andy Holloway]

Alameda.

[Mike Wright]

Alameda it is.

[Andy Holloway]

All right. I haven't been everywhere in the world.

[Jason Moore]

Alamada. Alamada. Alamada.

[Andy Holloway]

Oh, my goodness. I will proceed. I currently have Tannehill and Bradford. He's looking to pick up Dalton this week. Who would you drop between Tannehill and Bradford?

[Jason Moore]

In most of these situations, you try to trade somebody, but you probably not going to be able to. So I would drop Bradford.

[Andy Holloway]

There's a remnant of Bradford Love out There. And that remnant is who you target for a trade.

[Mike Wright]

Look, Bradford, Bradford was very, very. Bradford was very close to my stream of the week as well. He was just a fraction over the threshold that we allow for those Bradford versus Washington. We could see a resurgence. Just throwing it out there into the twist.

[Jason Moore]

So you're saying you would drop Tannehill if you had to drop one of those guys? I suppose.

[Mike Wright]

Man, Tannehill has been very disappointing and they're letting him throw it a jillion times.

[Jason Moore]

I will say this, if you're based on. I mean, because all three of these guys are somewhat streamable, you should look at the matchup and see who's going to have a great week next week. That will have value and you could trade. Bradford has a much better matchup than you know. Tannehill has to go to London and then play the Jets.

[Mike Wright]

That's not like you're from London.

[Jason Moore]

Yeah, it doesn't sound like a fun time if I'm Ryan.

[Andy Holloway]

Sammy Biscuits belongs in London.

[Mike Wright]

They eat a lot of biscuits over there. Yeah.

[Andy Holloway]

Yeah.

[Jason Moore]

Isn't that what they call cookies? Yeah, Biscuits, I think.

[Andy Holloway]

Welcome to Earth.

[Jason Moore]

At least in the 1900s.

[Andy Holloway]

Alright, follow up question from. From Bob Axe in Decatur, Illinois, drop Sammy Biscuits for Tyrod Taylor.

[Mike Wright]

Yes.

[Andy Holloway]

What a weird world we live in.

[Mike Wright]

It is a strange world. Weird Week four.

[Andy Holloway]

I don't disagree at all. Which is just ridiculous. Do you spend? Okay, if you had Big Ben, Tyrod Taylor's out there. How much of your fab do you spend?

[Mike Wright]

I feel like this is a trick question to ask me how much fab I'm going to be spending on Tyrod Taylor.

[Jason Moore]

That's a great question, Mike. How much fab?

[Mike Wright]

I'm gonna let Jason answer this.

[Jason Moore]

All right, here's. Here's what I do. I don't think that Tyrod Taylor is going to be crazy. Crazy bid on. So I'm going like five or six dollars.

[Andy Holloway]

I think you'll get them five or six dollars.

[Jason Moore]

Five or six dollars.

[Andy Holloway]

If you're in that desperate situation. That is ridiculous.

[Jason Moore]

How much are you bidding? Here's why I don't think it's a desperate situation. Andy Dalton, Tyrod Taylor, Derek Carr.

[Andy Holloway]

I don't think you'll get Tyrod Taylor for $6.

[Jason Moore]

I think there's plenty of options.

[Mike Wright]

How much you spend it?

[Andy Holloway]

I don't think you're going to get them for $6. So you spent all that money on Starks, So you're not going to be able to outbid me at $91.

[Mike Wright]

I would be aggressive trying to get Taylor on my.

[Jason Moore]

So what are you saying?

[Andy Holloway]

How aggressive exactly? If you had to put it in.

[Mike Wright]

A monetary value, fab is so related to your league.

[Andy Holloway]

So in our league. Okay, let's.

[Mike Wright]

I would not spend more than $12.

[Jason Moore]

Okay, there you have it.

[Andy Holloway]

Thirteen coming in. All right. Is Arian Foster worth trading Randall Cobb and Danny Woodhead for? This is from Jacob in Cobb in Jacob in Ghana, Africa.

[Jason Moore]

What?

[Andy Holloway]

Yeah.

[Jason Moore]

Bonjour.

[Andy Holloway]

No joke. Ain't no joke.

[Jason Moore]

Very nice. I would say. No, I think Randall Cobb, especially with the injuries around him, is he's not going to be a three touchdown a week guy, but he is an absolute.

[Andy Holloway]

Also known as a 47 touchdown a year guy.

[Jason Moore]

He is an absolute wide receiver. 1. You know what you have in him, and you also have Danny Woodhead, who is a serviceable player. You trade that for Arian Foster, who could be a fantastic guy, but who is also injured and has question marks. I don't do it.

[Andy Holloway]

I would absolutely do it if I needed a running back, and I would not do it if I needed a wide receiver.

[Mike Wright]

So correct.

[Andy Holloway]

Dion Lewis for Mike Evans. Nick in Toronto wants to know.

[Mike Wright]

I thought Dion Lewis was writing the show.

[Jason Moore]

Dion Lewis from Mike Evans.

[Andy Holloway]

Dion Lewis pinned a letter via Mike Evans.

[Jason Moore]

All right, so what's the take? Who do you want? Who do you trade? I mean, this is.

[Andy Holloway]

I would trade Dion Lewis for Mike.

[Mike Wright]

Evans to get Mike Evans.

[Andy Holloway]

Yeah.

[Jason Moore]

It's obviously dependent upon whether you need running backs or wide receivers. Whenever you have a running back, this.

[Mike Wright]

Person needs a wide receiver. I'm okay with the deal because I'm saying I'm not. I don't love it because I'm starting to really buy into Dion Lewis. I feel like Bill Belichick is setting me up for complete failure.

[Andy Holloway]

I don't know.

[Jason Moore]

Also, I'm. I'm hesitant to start Mike Evans or Vincent Jackson right now because I feel like what we're seeing out of Tampa Bay is enough production to have one of them be good and one of them be a stinker. And we're not going to be able to know who it is week in, week out. And that's just something I don't. I don't like. I don't like stinkers.

[Andy Holloway]

Thank you.

[Jason Moore]

You're welcome.

[Andy Holloway]

All right, running back flex start question. Would you go with Ivory Abdullah, Matt Jones, Moncrief or Cooks?

[Mike Wright]

Oh, my goodness.

[Andy Holloway]

What? Sorry. Ivory Moncrief as a flex over ivory.

[Jason Moore]

100%. Here's why. Water bath. Let's do it.

[Andy Holloway]

There's no way. You can't say absolutely like that without that counting.

[Jason Moore]

I said let's do it.

[Andy Holloway]

I know I'm in.

[Jason Moore]

Moncrief versus Ivory for this week. And let me explain why you're going to get wet because Ivory, who has been a little bit hampered and granted.

[Andy Holloway]

They took him out of it, actually didn't play.

[Jason Moore]

Yeah, yeah. And so is that. He was a good thing.

[Mike Wright]

He was active, guys.

[Jason Moore]

Yeah, but he's.

[Andy Holloway]

He ran out of that tunnel and he traveling.

[Jason Moore]

He's again traveling to London, which I don't love those games, but forget that. The reason I love Moncrief is because he's going up against that destroyed Jacksonville secondary. And I think you're going to see Moncrief all over the place.

[Mike Wright]

Who had the most wide receiver snaps for the Indianapolis Colts last week?

[Andy Holloway]

I guess is Moncrief, since you guys sit on the same side of the table.

[Mike Wright]

His name is Dante Moncrief.

[Andy Holloway]

Classic. Classic. You two are two.

[Mike Wright]

You need to get on the Moncrief.

[Andy Holloway]

Stupid wet pod.

[Mike Wright]

The Moncrief.

[Andy Holloway]

I got no problem with Moncrief. I'm not flexing him over Chris Ivory next week. And that's what we'll. We got a water bet. Now we'll know.

[Jason Moore]

Well, we gotta at least have a tiebreaker here. Not in the water bet, but for our listener, for our wonderful foot clan member. Who you. Who you playing in that flex? Mike Moncrief.

[Andy Holloway]

Well, there you go. Do you want.

[Jason Moore]

Don't do it to yourself.

[Andy Holloway]

I don't know why I don't take the risk.

[Mike Wright]

I was going to assert myself in, but then I figured you would be a coward.

[Andy Holloway]

Oh, so you want it?

[Mike Wright]

Yeah.

[Jason Moore]

Water bets.

[Andy Holloway]

Just so you're aware, Jason, that's how you like more formally add yourself to a bet as opposed to throw yourself into one.

[Jason Moore]

You know what?

[Andy Holloway]

Never be able to. And then never be able to prove.

[Jason Moore]

Okay, listeners, listeners, remember the Percy Harvin bet? Andy was saying that I was not in on that with Mike, that it was between him and Mike. We went back to try to find it.

[Andy Holloway]

We didn't find it.

[Jason Moore]

Yeah, and that's what I wanted to bring up.

[Andy Holloway]

The paper, rock, scissors.

[Jason Moore]

Paper, rock, scissors. Two out of three. It only took two times. And I whooped you. Move it along. Next question. You hold a sweep.

[Andy Holloway]

You hold on to those victories.

[Jason Moore]

A Rochambeau sweep. And it happened to you.

[Andy Holloway]

No, that's. That's it for the show today. Thanks for listening. We've got a good week for preview show coming up on tomorrow on Thursday, and. And we'll be previewing all the games. We'll give you our starts of the week. No, I'm not playing you paper boxes.

[Jason Moore]

I know you're not. You're afraid.

[Mike Wright]

Jason wins.

[Jason Moore]

Yes. Rock versus see that on YouTube.

[Andy Holloway]

Dang it. Man, I. I hate that game. All right, if you have a question, go to the website, the fancyfootballers.com, submit that question. Be sure to join into our fantasy football community. We've got a bunch of great listeners. This show is all about you, the football club. Join the foot clan.

[Jason Moore]

Yeah, we actually have an exclusive mailbag show that goes up on Patreon tomorrow as well.

[Andy Holloway]

So hopefully those that tuned in enjoyed the livestream yesterday.

[Mike Wright]

And 1010 supporters just got some sweet new posters.

[Andy Holloway]

Yeah, the Mirror, their Mirab. Ever since those came off the printer, he's ran for about 12 yards.

[Mike Wright]

Well, he's scored a touchdown, so.

[Andy Holloway]

Yeah, that's true. Through the air, just as I predicted. All right, thanks for listening, everybody. We'll be back next week at the FF Ballers on Twitter. Check us out on Instagram, YouTube, everywhere on the Internet.

[Jason Moore]

Thank you for listening to another edition of the Fantasy footballers Podcast. Don't forget to visit us on the web at www.thefantasyfootballers.com and follow us on Twitter, the ffballers.