Fantasy Football Podcast 2017 - Super Bowl Banter, 2016 Trivia, News & Updates

Summary

Fantasy Footballers Podcast 2017 - Super Bowl Banter, 2016 Trivia, News & Updates
Release Date: February 7, 2017

The Fantasy Footballers Podcast episode released on February 7, 2017, delves into an engaging mix of Super Bowl analysis, pertinent NFL news, insightful trivia, and lighthearted banter among hosts Andy Holloway, Jason Moore, and Mike "The Fantasy Hitman" Wright. Below is a comprehensive summary capturing the episode's key discussions, notable quotes, and conclusions.

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I. Super Bowl Aftermath and Analysis

The episode kicks off with the hosts reflecting on the recently concluded Super Bowl. There's a mixed sentiment about the game's quality, with Jason Moore humorously downplaying it.

• Jason Moore [00:59]: “I almost tweeted 'just decent game.'”

The conversation shifts to the lasting impacts of the Super Bowl, particularly focusing on Tom Brady's legacy and his performance. Al Robinson underscores the significance of Brady's achievements despite a rocky mid-game performance.

• Al Robinson [04:18]: “There's not nearly enough credit to me being talked about with that Edelman catch. Like, whoo. I mean, that was absolutely bananas.”

The hosts compare memorable plays, debating the merits and luck involved in Brady’s remarkable comeback from a 28-3 deficit, akin to the famous Tyreek Hill catch.

• Andy Holloway [04:32]: “I think it's a perfect comparison. I think there's the same amount of luck, the same amount of crazy desperation, the same amount of importance as well.”

II. News and Updates

A. Coaching Changes and Team Futures

A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to recent coaching hires and their implications for team performances. Notably, Kyle Shanahan's six-year deal as the head coach for the San Francisco 49ers is discussed extensively.

• Jason Moore [08:31]: “Kyle Shanahan, aforementioned hired officially as the 49ers head coach, six-year deal.”

The Atlanta Falcons' prospects are debated, with Andy forecasting a regression despite Al Robinson expressing optimism about their young, dynamic offense and improving defense.

• Andy Holloway [05:07]: “The Falcons are young, they are together, and they will absolutely not make the playoffs next year.”

• Al Robinson [06:42]: “The offense is so fast... I think that they're in the playoffs for sure next year.”

B. Player Injuries and Free Agency

Updates on key player injuries and free agency movements are provided:

• Dion Lewis sustained a hamstring injury, expected to recover in two weeks, avoiding major setbacks.

• Tevin Coleman suffered an ankle injury but is slated to be ready for the season opener.

The future of Jimmy Garoppolo is scrutinized, with discussions revolving around his potential trade value and fit with teams like the New England Patriots.

• Jason Moore [12:36]: “Jimmy Garoppolo is a free agent. After the season he'll be traded for most likely this off season.”

C. NFL Awards and Hall of Fame Snubs

The hosts celebrate the season's accolades, highlighting:

• MVP: Matt Ryan
• Rookie of the Year: Dak Prescott
• Defensive Rookie of the Year: Joey Bosa
• Defensive Player of the Year: Khalil Mack
• Comeback Player of the Year: Jordy Nelson

A poignant discussion ensues about Drew Brees consistently being overlooked for the Hall of Fame, despite his stellar career.

• Andy Holloway [15:14]: “He deserves to be in the hall of Fame. It’s ridiculous.”

III. Trivia Game: "Who am I?"

A highlight of the episode is the interactive trivia game where hosts challenge each other with "Who am I?" questions related to NFL players. This segment is not only entertaining but also provides listeners with intriguing player statistics and insights.

A. Quarterback Round: Joe Flacco

The first trivia question focuses on a quarterback with notable passing yards and attempts.

• Jason Moore [17:07]: “Start at the quarterback position. In 2016, this past year, I had 4,317 passing yards. That is seventh among quarterbacks.”

Guesses lead to the correct answer: Joe Flacco.

• Jason Moore [18:31]: “Joe Flacco.”

Discussion touches on Flacco’s fantasy football viability and his role within his team’s offensive strategy.

• Jason Moore [20:25]: “He can give you a late game drive. But it doesn't equate to fantasy value despite the volume.”

B. Running Back Round: Devonta Freeman

The running back trivia emphasizes a player heavily involved in both rushing and receiving.

• Jason Moore [20:34]: “Running back, who am I? ... 24 years old, 25 in March.”

The correct answer is Devonta Freeman, highlighting his versatility and importance to his team's offense.

• Jason Moore [21:28]: “Devonta Freeman.”

Discussions revolve around Freeman's balance between rushing and receiving duties and his contractual status.

C. Wide Receiver Round: Doug Baldwin

The wide receiver segment challenges the hosts with efficiency metrics and receiving touchdowns.

• Jason Moore [23:24]: “In 2016, I was 19th in targets, but tied for seventh in reception.”

Doug Baldwin emerges as the correct answer.

• Jason Moore [24:36]: “It is Doug Baldwin.”

Analysis includes Baldwin’s collaboration with quarterback Russell Wilson and his impact on the Seahawks' offensive dynamics.

D. Additional Trivia

Further trivia questions explore top-sacked quarterbacks, running back touchdowns, and tight end performances, fostering a lively and informative discussion.

IV. Community Engagement and Sponsors

The hosts acknowledge and promote their sponsors and community platforms, encouraging listeners to join their fantasy football community.

• Jason Moore [15:25]: “Thank you, the Foot Clan. We appreciate all your [e-mail]...”

Promotions include visiting fantasyfootballers.com, jointhefoot.com, and their YouTube channel for additional content.

V. Lighthearted Banter and Personal Stories

Interspersed with the serious analysis, the hosts engage in humorous exchanges centered around metaphors like "eggplant" to describe poor offensive lines and share personal anecdotes, enhancing the podcast's entertaining vibe.

• Jason Moore [02:05]: “Putting sauce.”

• Andy Holloway [32:34]: “Jeff Fisher went to a Super Bowl once. We can, we can dream.”

A humorous segment involves Mike Wright being late due to a microphone stand mishap, adding a relatable and amusing touch to the episode.

• Andy Holloway [38:16]: “Oh, but it could have.”

• Jason Moore [38:18]: “Could have.”

VI. Closing Remarks and Upcoming Content

As the episode wraps up, the hosts tease upcoming content, including rookie previews and unique articles on their website. They also express gratitude to their listeners and reiterate the importance of community support.

• Al Robinson [40:15]: “Stay tuned for the show. After the show, we're going to talk about some pretty funny NFL stadium stuff that's on YouTube.”

• Andy Holloway [40:29]: “Thank you for listening to another episode of the Fantasy Footballers Podcast.”

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This episode of the Fantasy Footballers Podcast provides a thorough examination of the Super Bowl’s impact, insightful NFL news, engaging trivia, and the hosts' signature blend of expert analysis and entertaining commentary. Whether you're a seasoned fantasy player or an avid NFL fan, the podcast offers valuable content to enhance your understanding and enjoyment of the game.

Transcript

[Al Robinson]

Hey, this is Al Robinson from the Jacksonville Jaguars, and you're listening to the Fantasy Footballers Podcast.

[Andy Holloway]

Welcome to the Fantasy Footballers Podcast coming to you from the fantasyjocks.com studios with your hosts, Andy Holloway, Jason Moore and Mike Wright.

[Jason Moore]

Oh, the season is officially begun. That's right. That's right.

[Andy Holloway]

Very nice.

[Al Robinson]

2017.

[Jason Moore]

Oh, the year of the eggplant. That's what I'm calling it.

[Al Robinson]

We're onto the combine.

[Jason Moore]

The year of the eggplant. You guys realize that stir fried eggplant.

[Andy Holloway]

The combine is this month.

[Jason Moore]

Yeah.

[Andy Holloway]

Yeah.

[Jason Moore]

Well, Bill, I can't believe we can't even talk about the Super Bowl.

[Andy Holloway]

All right, let's talk about the super. It might remembered as decent.

[Jason Moore]

I almost tweeted just decent game. Welcome. Look, there are lasting impacts from the Super Bowl. Welcome to the fantasy footballers Andy, Mike and Jason back again. Lasting impact. And you can go from anywhere to the legacy of Tom Brady, to the injury to my right knee because I jumped around in so many circles. Half. Half mocking Mike, half in shock and disbelief, and then also mocking Mike some more. Yep. For those of you that have followed along, you know, Mike and I were going toe to toe in a lunch.

[Al Robinson]

Bag, mano a mano.

[Jason Moore]

Mano a mano. And it was 28 to 3. And I just told Mike, I just looked at him, I said, hey, go easy on me. I know I have a week of eating whatever you want me to eat for lunch, and I'm a dead man.

[Andy Holloway]

And then 28 to 3, I was calling Mike handsome.

[Jason Moore]

You were trying to butter him up.

[Andy Holloway]

Butter him up. Yeah.

[Jason Moore]

Well, you were losing no matter what.

[Andy Holloway]

Right. So you. You became handsome.

[Jason Moore]

So yesterday, Mike and Jason enjoyed some stir fried eggplants. And by enjoyed, I mean despised.

[Andy Holloway]

It was literally not filled with a paper wrapper. Then you put sauce.

[Al Robinson]

That's a very poignant.

[Andy Holloway]

Pretty accurate.

[Al Robinson]

Yes, that is exactly what it was.

[Jason Moore]

I.

[Al Robinson]

It was horrifying.

[Jason Moore]

I told you. I thought they looked a lot like what I envisioned alien. Alien eggs or larvae to look like.

[Andy Holloway]

Since when does. Does stir fry come with nothing other than what? Like, a stir fry usually has vegetables and other things.

[Al Robinson]

Broccoli. There's carrots.

[Andy Holloway]

There were. There's roots, chunks of snot covered in paper wrappers and nothing else.

[Jason Moore]

What? You know, it's a bad sign when you ask the waiter how it is and he doesn't give you an endorsement. It's just kind of like, it's all right.

[Al Robinson]

He said no. He says it's. It's an acquired taste.

[Jason Moore]

Yeah. Yeah. Well, you acquired it yesterday. Thank you, Tom Brady. Oh, well, you know, shout out to Kyle Borgo. Noni.

[Andy Holloway]

Oh, there he is, the boy.

[Jason Moore]

One of our writers, Atlanta fan. He. He coped with his devastating defeat with a very good goat. Super bowl performances article up on the fantasy footballers.com youm can check that out. See James White's performance. Obviously, Tom Brady. What more can you say? The only way you cement a legacy that you already have, when you already have four Super Bowls, the only way that you somehow do more for it is come back from 28 to three. Just unbelievable. What's no Gronk, no running game.

[Al Robinson]

That for me, when you talking about the game is. And it's a lot of, you know, the Tom Brady greatness, which, yeah, Tom Brady was great for a quarter. He was pretty bad for about three. But there's not, there's not nearly enough credit to me being talked about with that Edelman catch. Like, whoo. I mean, that was absolutely bananas. Now, I'm. I don't know if I'm gonna compare it to, like, the Tyree catch. I think there was a little bit more luck involved in this one, but it was still a monster catch and it was humongous for what they were doing.

[Jason Moore]

It was right in the middle of the field where Tyree did his. You couldn't help but think of that catch.

[Andy Holloway]

I think it's. I think it's a perfect comparison. I think there was the same amount of luck, the same amount of crazy desperation, the same amount of importance as well. You don't get that catch, you don't.

[Al Robinson]

Win the game and he doesn't make that catch. There was three Falcons there. I mean, there's. There's a probability that that would have gotten picked off.

[Jason Moore]

So my quick question of the day for you guys that has just popped into my head. Are the Falcons going to be more like the Seahawks in return or more like the Panthers? Oh, I'm a hopping fade away.

[Andy Holloway]

I'm hopping in here first because every.

[Jason Moore]

Team, you know, you can write the narrative.

[Andy Holloway]

The Falcons are young, they are together, and they will absolutely not make the playoffs next year.

[Jason Moore]

Are you attributing that to Shanahan leaving?

[Al Robinson]

Keep them out.

[Andy Holloway]

I'm making that.

[Jason Moore]

You said they won't make the playoffs.

[Andy Holloway]

They are not going to make the playoffs next year. The reason why.

[Jason Moore]

Gosh. Do you know what you're doing to Atlanta fans right now?

[Andy Holloway]

Oh, my heart.

[Jason Moore]

People actually listen to this show.

[Andy Holloway]

No, no, no, no. I tweeted out like, look, I was rooting for the Patriots. I Had a great time watching a historic game, but my heart genuinely breaks for them because we're Cardinals Fans. You know, 2009 Super bowl, we're sitting.

[Jason Moore]

There and we're a couple minutes from victory.

[Andy Holloway]

Yeah, I'm running in the streets after the Larry touchdown. You think you won the super bowl and you don't get a lot of these. Okay. And then you lose. So my heart breaks for them. But if you just look historically, how have teams that have lost in the super bowl fared the following year? Not very good. Now, take away their offensive coordinator, maybe their quarterback coach, there's going to be some change over there. There's going to be some letdown. And so to me, I'm, I'm saying, yeah, there's going to be regression.

[Al Robinson]

I, I don't know if they'll be back in the super bowl, but I disagree strongly with that. They're just going to fade into the night. Super young team. The offense is so fast. The offense is incredible. And the offense, I believe Taylor Gabriel is a restricted free agent. Next year they'll probably pick him back up. But those weapons are going to be there. And that defense, which was really bad to start the year, started coming together. There's young guys who are getting it going. And you had Dan Quinn, who's a defensive guy. I think the defense is going to continue to get better and with all the weapons that they have and an improving defense, I think that they're in the playoffs for sure next year.

[Jason Moore]

On today's show, we have news and notes as well as some very, very interesting trivia going on. So we're going to try to stump Mike and Jason as we bring forth.

[Al Robinson]

I mean, I get my drop.

[Jason Moore]

Yeah, you do. You get your play a game drop.

[Al Robinson]

Yes.

[Jason Moore]

And we'll see what you out there, the listener, whether you can figure some of these out before Mike and Jason. And we'll talk about the implications of some of these stats and trivia that we bring forth. But we'll also talk news and notes if you want to follow us. There are a lot of ways you can do that on Twitter at the FFballers, all our offseason content information posted there. A lot of exciting things happening. Some I can tell you, some I can't tell you quite yet. But you want to stay tuned. We're here all offseason. Keep it right here. Check out the fantasy footballers.com as well. And we are on jointhefoot.com that's our fantasy football community and YouTube. The show after the show today, we'll be talking about some very. Some very interesting. Do you know we're talking about Mike. No.

[Al Robinson]

It can't be more eggplant, though.

[Jason Moore]

No, it's not eggplant. It's a. It's not eggplant, but it is perhaps equally as humiliating. Well, we'll talk a little bit about the. Some old stadium features. Oh, NFL stadium.

[Al Robinson]

Oh, I are. We're talking eye to eye.

[Jason Moore]

Yeah, yeah. Like the goofy movie Eye to Eye. That's how we'll tease it. So let's get into the news.

[Andy Holloway]

News and notes from around the league.

[Jason Moore]

Look, you can go and you can list fantasy football podcast, but you will not get the quantity of goofy movie references. It's impossible that Mike can bring. And look, I'm just putting it out there. You won't get that anywhere else.

[Al Robinson]

No, there's not many podcasts that can stand out above the crowd.

[Jason Moore]

All right.

[Al Robinson]

I have the whole movie memorized, if that's what we need to do.

[Jason Moore]

Well done. No, we do not need to do that. Kyle Shanahan, aforementioned hired officially as the 49ers head coach, six year deal. Joins what, John lynch as the GM. This is a concession of sorts by the management of San Francisco, saying, look, this is a. We got a long way to go. There's a long rebuilding process. Right.

[Al Robinson]

It's smart.

[Jason Moore]

Six year deal. Let them solidify. I'm always a fan of this with any head coach. Yes, they can turn out the wrong way. You know, Gus Bradley didn't come to fruition. But you even see when, when guys get that opportunity and they build some of the foundation, sometimes the coach behind them can come in. You know, Jacksonville, for example, they've got a rising defense. Somebody can come in behind Gus Bradley, hopefully fix that situation up Here you have a rebuild in San Francisco. I think I saw some early power rankings that had them 31 out of 32 teams. Next year. It. On paper, it looks like it's going to take a while.

[Al Robinson]

Yeah, but it's a good coach.

[Jason Moore]

It's a good hire.

[Al Robinson]

I like that They've. They've committed to a plan for six years. Like you're saying it might not work out, but look at the Cleveland Browns. I mean, they, they switch coaches every other year and it just is. That's not how you get it done. And then you look at teams like the Steelers where they've had basically three coaches in the existence of the football franchise.

[Jason Moore]

Yeah, you think about that Cleveland year where they hired what, Joel. Joe Lombardi as the. Not Joe Lombardi. Matt Lombardi as the GM and it was Ray Horton as the head coach. And it was a one year. It was just. And then they're both gone. Like, no stability. Speaking of the offensive coordinator position in Atlanta, if the quarterback's coach, Matt LaFleur, departs, which there's a good chance he will because Oakland is pursuing him for their offensive coordinator position, and there seems to be mutual. Mutual interest there. Chip Kelly has been rumored as a possible Falcons offensive coordinator.

[Andy Holloway]

I would love to see it for fascination reasons, but I can't imagine it would be better. No.

[Al Robinson]

Yeah.

[Jason Moore]

That's what the problem.

[Andy Holloway]

You got nowhere to go but down. As the Falcons right now, my hope for them, like when the news was coming out that obviously Kyle Shanahan, he was going to be gone, what I thought, this is going to be a big deal if they don't have someone who's been with Kyle Shanahan in that position, stepping up into that role, keeping the same offense. That was the number one offense in the league. And so that's why, you know, you need Matt LaFleur. If you're the Atlanta Falcons, I think you need him to be the offensive coordinator. Why would you change what just got you to the super bowl if he leaves? And honestly, if you're Matt LaFleur, why would you leave to take a different team's offensive coordinator job if you can have this one?

[Jason Moore]

If.

[Al Robinson]

If.

[Jason Moore]

Well, that's a.

[Al Robinson]

That's a big if. I mean, he might. He might go with Case shy. We don't know. And I will say this for Chip Kelly, he at least likes to run the ball. And there was something lacking in the second half of the super bowl there. Third and one field goal range.

[Jason Moore]

Yeah, we're not going to rehash all of that. We've done enough damage to Atlanta fans today. Couple of quick injury notes from the Super Bowl. Dion Lewis, Tevin Coleman were both injured late in the game. Dion Lewis injury looks to be a hamstring injury, I heard two weeks till he's recovered, so he avoided major injury.

[Al Robinson]

That did not look good.

[Jason Moore]

No, it didn't. Tevin Coleman, is he all right?

[Andy Holloway]

Yeah.

[Al Robinson]

I haven't heard anything about Coleman's.

[Andy Holloway]

Tevin Coleman's.

[Jason Moore]

He was on the sideline grimacing.

[Andy Holloway]

Yeah, it was an ankle injury, I believe. So he should be fine for. For the start of the season.

[Jason Moore]

All right, well, the Jimmy Garoppolo saga is going to begin this offseason. Tom Brady said that the zero chance he'll retire. I believe his quote was like Giselle said Something like, like asked him to retire after this and he said, sorry babe, he's three. Five more years.

[Andy Holloway]

I can play till I'm 50.

[Jason Moore]

So Jimmy Garoppolo is a free agent. After the season he'll be traded for most likely this off season.

[Al Robinson]

He'll be the chip that just reloads the Patriots with more first and second.

[Andy Holloway]

Round picks and ruins another team. Yeah, I'll tell you what, if you're.

[Jason Moore]

A fan, you're not a believer of Jimmy Garoppolo.

[Andy Holloway]

I am in no way, shape or form a believer in Jimmy Garoppolo for the cost. I don't think that when you're going to give up a first and a second and then paid the man a.

[Jason Moore]

Lot, you're not going to do.

[Andy Holloway]

That's what being floated right now.

[Al Robinson]

He will be at least two second round picks at the minimum.

[Jason Moore]

They're not going to pay that Alex.

[Al Robinson]

Smith was traded for two second round picks. Yeah, Jimmy Garoppolo will be traded for at least that. He's traded for more.

[Andy Holloway]

If I'm a fan of an NFL team, I do not want Jason.

[Al Robinson]

The problem with Garoppolo, maybe he's been impressive when he plays.

[Andy Holloway]

He's played like five games.

[Al Robinson]

I know, but I'm just saying. Well, it's not like he's been terrible.

[Jason Moore]

There's a lot that people like about him from a scout perspective. It's not just played a few games and you can't hold that against him. He didn't have a choice.

[Al Robinson]

Right. But the problem when, when you trade all of that for Garoppolo, let's say you, you're going to, to me, you have to give up at least two seconds and I think that it's likely going to be a first and something. But like Jason was talking about the contract. He's, he has one year left. You have, you have one year to check on this guy that you just gave up multiple draft picks for and then you have to pay him better.

[Jason Moore]

Than just paying him. Better to have a year to check it.

[Andy Holloway]

Oh, whoever's trading for him will.

[Jason Moore]

That's 10 times better.

[Al Robinson]

I mean to me, I'm saying like not.

[Jason Moore]

They won't play starting. You will never do that.

[Al Robinson]

Well, he would get, he's likely going to get something like a Brock contract at the minimum and to me a.

[Jason Moore]

Year if he played well.

[Al Robinson]

Right, right. But you've already given up these picks and to me it's. I'd rather grab no matter where I am in the draft. I'd Rather just spend the first round, first round pick on one of the rookies.

[Jason Moore]

And it makes sense. There have been success stories like this, though. Matt Schaub is a great example. When Michael Vick was the quarterback in Atlanta, Houston went out, traded for Matt Schaub and got several great years out of match up. So there's context for that. Yeah, I wouldn't pay. I'm with you on that.

[Al Robinson]

It's very risky.

[Jason Moore]

All right. Awards this season, they've been handed out the MVP and the offensive player of the year was Matt Ryan. Dak Prescott took home the rookie of the year, not Ezekiel Elliott. Yeah. Offensive rookie, Defensive rookie of the year was Joey Bosa and the defensive player of the year was Khalil Mack. Clo Max. The reason I picked. I picked them to win that game. In spite of the lack of Derek.

[Andy Holloway]

Carr, he still won the bracket.

[Jason Moore]

Comeback player of the year, Jordy Nelson. And then. Yeah. So there you go.

[Al Robinson]

What do you.

[Jason Moore]

It's been a heck of a year.

[Al Robinson]

We won't get too much into it, but what do you guys think about to getting snubbed again for the hall of Fame?

[Andy Holloway]

I think it's.

[Jason Moore]

He deserves to be in the hall of Fame.

[Andy Holloway]

Yeah. It's ridiculous.

[Al Robinson]

It's.

[Andy Holloway]

It's like it's basically saying, I don't like him. Right. There's no reason. Other than you don't like him.

[Al Robinson]

Yes.

[Andy Holloway]

That he's not in the hall of Fame.

[Jason Moore]

He deserves to be there.

[Al Robinson]

I believe he's what, top five.

[Jason Moore]

And his numbers are ridiculous. And he dominated. Like, he dominated at a level that very few ever have.

[Al Robinson]

Yeah.

[Jason Moore]

Even if he. Even if all the multiple teams, even if all the frills were annoying, he dominated.

[Al Robinson]

Yeah. It's embarrassing to me that he's not in.

[Jason Moore]

All right, before we jump into the game, I do want to thank the sponsor of today's show, and that is you. Thank you, the Foot Clan. We appreciate all your [e-mail] helping keep this independent podcast going all year round. So thank you very much. It's more of a shout out than it is anything else. We just appreciate your support. If you want to join the community, get involved in some of our leagues and things like that.

[Al Robinson]

The Foot Clan leagues are forming. Like I said, 2017 starts today.

[Jason Moore]

Well, it's not just that. I mean, we're trending up. This show's trending up. We've got free agent preview and coaching changes and rookies and early mock drafts. We've got the ultimate draft. Kit is being carefully molded like you've seen the movie Ghost. That's actually almost an exact live arms around you. Almost a live feed of us molding. Molding that ultimate draft kit into perfect form. Oh, my gosh. And you know, Mike is the. The whoopee of the situation, for sure.

[Al Robinson]

Oh, absolutely.

[Jason Moore]

Jason is our Swayze.

[Andy Holloway]

So I'll take that. I have never been called Swayze.

[Jason Moore]

I guess that leaves one character for me. Demi Moore. All right, let's jump into the game.

[Andy Holloway]

I want to play the game.

[Jason Moore]

All right, we're gon. I am Demi Moore. I am gonna ask you guys some questions here. We're gonna start off with some who am I? Questions. So I'm gonna give you some hints, try to figure out who it is. These are always interesting when you get to look at the stats first before the player name. See if you can figure these out. So we're gonna start with the quarterback. Probably not. All right, so hint number one, start at the quarterback position. In 2016, this past year, I had 4,317 passing yards. That is seventh. Seventh among quarterbacks. All right, all right, all right. I was second in past attempts with 672. All right. Second in past attempts.

[Al Robinson]

I've. I have a guess.

[Jason Moore]

You got an early guess?

[Al Robinson]

I have a guess, but I'm gonna let some more. Some more clues fall out here.

[Jason Moore]

I'll give you. Everybody gets one early guess there and then one final guess. Okay.

[Al Robinson]

Okay.

[Jason Moore]

I ended the season as the QB20 in 4.6 point leagues.

[Al Robinson]

This still makes me feel good about my pick.

[Andy Holloway]

I've got an.

[Jason Moore]

All right, why don't you each take an early guess.

[Al Robinson]

My early guess here is Joe Flaccus.

[Andy Holloway]

That's mine as well, Mr. Flacc.

[Jason Moore]

That is correct. Joe Flacco.

[Al Robinson]

We got it. Nice. What were the final ones?

[Jason Moore]

I was the third highest paid quarterback in 2016.

[Andy Holloway]

That's what a Super bowl will get you.

[Al Robinson]

Yeah.

[Jason Moore]

And the last one, I also have a Super bowl ring, so don't give me any flack.

[Al Robinson]

Oh, no.

[Jason Moore]

Flash.

[Al Robinson]

Excellent. This is like the. The trivia games at the. When you go to the TGI Fridays and they give you the clue. The. The answer and the final clue.

[Jason Moore]

Right.

[Al Robinson]

In some. In some horrific pun.

[Jason Moore]

So Joe Flacco, we know the situation there in Baltimore with the passing attempts and the implication for. To me, I. I'm done considering Joe Flacco, regardless of the attempts, as a fantasy potential option. Even if they went starter, even if they went and got Brandon Marshalls, even if they went and got traded for Deandre Hopkins or did something outlandish. But what it does mean is those receivers could have great value. Don't you. I mean, do you believe with the passing attempts and volume.

[Andy Holloway]

I think part of it is actually the running backs, you know, if you look at how he's used in the passing game, the dump offs that happened, you know, to Javorius Allen and I'm really excited to see what they do.

[Al Robinson]

Mr. Inactive Javorius Allen.

[Andy Holloway]

Even still. I mean, you got Kenneth Dixon.

[Al Robinson]

Yeah, west and Dixon west.

[Andy Holloway]

They all were involved this year in the passing game at times. And so I think that they want another running back. They need to be a running team. They've had two back to back years, three I think, where now Flacco has pretty much led the league in attempts. I think if you go over the last three years, he is the leader in attempts and they haven't been good. They haven't been in the playoffs. It's not the Ravens game plan. It's definitely not Joe Flacco's strength to be, you know, throwing the ball that much. And so they're going to go out and they're going to get a great running back in the draft.

[Al Robinson]

That's why I think that's why Harbaugh is. Yeah, he's saying they need to get a running back. The thing about Joe Flacco is he, when he comes through, you almost certain never seem to know when it's going to happen. Joe Flacco often, often looks mighty tasty when you're going to stream from the waiver wire. And he's got, oh, this is a plus matchup for Joey Flacco.

[Jason Moore]

He's a much better real life quarterback than a fancy quarterback.

[Al Robinson]

Correct.

[Jason Moore]

He's the kind of quarterback who. And he gets paid that because if you need a big drive from him, he can give it to you. He can give you a late game drive. But it doesn't equate to fantasy value despite the volume. So running back, who am I? All right, turning our attention to a running back. 13th in rushing attempts, 10th in targets.

[Al Robinson]

Okay.

[Jason Moore]

Okay.

[Al Robinson]

All right.

[Jason Moore]

Fifth in receptions and receiving yards among running backs.

[Al Robinson]

Okay, okay.

[Jason Moore]

Finished RB6 in standard.

[Al Robinson]

Okay.

[Jason Moore]

I had my early guest and 24 years old.

[Andy Holloway]

Oh, well, that takes Mr. Murray out of the equation for me.

[Jason Moore]

24 years old, 25 in March.

[Andy Holloway]

All right, so he's involved in the passing and the running game.

[Jason Moore]

You can see the clues there. I put them up on your screen. 13th and rushing attempts, 10th and target. 10th in targets, 5th in receptions and receiving Yards.

[Al Robinson]

I'm trying to remember.

[Jason Moore]

Oh, it's a tough one, huh?

[Al Robinson]

Yeah, it is a tough one. I have two guesses and I'm trying to figure out which one I want to go with. And I'm going to go with the RB6 though. Dang it.

[Jason Moore]

I'm going.

[Al Robinson]

Jordan Howard, RB6, screwed everything up for me.

[Andy Holloway]

I don't know that he's old.

[Jason Moore]

We have a Jordan Howard guess.

[Al Robinson]

I know he's not. He wasn't the six, but Mark Ingram was who I thought it was trending.

[Jason Moore]

Devonta Freeman. Oh, Vonta Freeman. Yeah. Obviously played on Sunday, played well. Probably he could have brought home that MVP award had they stopped him. So 24 years old, he's young. You have Tevin Coleman in the backfield. Is it time to just reroll Devonta Freeman just like this past couple of years?

[Andy Holloway]

Yes.

[Jason Moore]

And expect greatness?

[Al Robinson]

Yeah, I think so. And you're looking at. I believe he's in the last year of his rookie contract. So there's already the talks that's of resigning. So that's, that's something that you have to monitor. Are they going to make him play out the last year of his contract? Are they just going to go all in with it? I think it'll be it. It's wise of them to lock him up. But that's a, that's a difficult situation where you don't want to over commit money to the running back position. But just a reminder when we were talking about the truth of Devontae Freeman, he was better last year. He was better fantasy production wise when Tevin Coleman was on the field as well, giving him some rest. And Freeman was still the main guy, but he. But he could get off the field enough to catch his breath.

[Jason Moore]

The super bowl was a great template to what happened during the regular year. Obviously Freeman was great, but you had certain drives where Coleman took three.

[Al Robinson]

Coleman's.

[Jason Moore]

Coleman will get touch snaps in a row. Yeah. All right, let's move to the wide receiver. All right, wide receiver. Who am I? And then we're going to move on to some top fives and some random trivia. In 2016, I was 19th in targets.

[Al Robinson]

Okay, 19th and targets.

[Jason Moore]

19Th in targets, but tied for seventh in reception. Oh, so efficient.

[Al Robinson]

Very impressive.

[Jason Moore]

Finished as the wide receiver, 10 in standard and half point league, seventh in full PPR. I don't know the answer to this one, by the way, so I can guess with you. I have the third most receiving TDs in the last two seasons combined.

[Al Robinson]

Third most receiving.

[Andy Holloway]

I've Got my guess.

[Jason Moore]

Okay, let's hear.

[Andy Holloway]

I'm going Devonte Adams.

[Jason Moore]

Okay.

[Al Robinson]

Okay.

[Jason Moore]

Last two seasons combined, third most receiving TD.

[Al Robinson]

Yeah, I mean that's, that's certainly interesting.

[Jason Moore]

Wide receiver 10. Did he finish at 10?

[Al Robinson]

Yeah, he's right around there.

[Andy Holloway]

Super high. If I think efficiency, I think Aaron Rodgers.

[Jason Moore]

Does this help? My first name used to be an awesome TV show on Nickelodeon.

[Andy Holloway]

Well, never mind.

[Al Robinson]

Used. Oh, oh, yeah, I got it.

[Jason Moore]

Who is it?

[Al Robinson]

That's Doug Baldwin.

[Jason Moore]

It's Doug Baldwin.

[Andy Holloway]

There you go.

[Jason Moore]

I thought Keenan. I was like, wait, Keenan Allen.

[Al Robinson]

Keenan and Cal.

[Jason Moore]

Yeah. Doug Baldwin.

[Andy Holloway]

The devonte Show. Not quite as catchy as Doug.

[Jason Moore]

No, I don't remember the devonte Show. Doug Baldwin. My first name used to be an awesome. Well done, Brett. Well done. So third most receiving TDs in the last two seasons combined. We know how he went ham at the second half, 2015. He pretty much did the same in the second half of 2016. Slightly less touchdowns, but still wide receiver 10 over under next year.

[Andy Holloway]

Over under 10. That's tough. I think I would take the under, but I put them right near there. I'm going to draft them again next year. I'm going to be happy to have him. When you look at the historical data and I'm talking all time NFL, not like modern era, all time NFL. You look at the historical data of best quarterback rating paired with a wide receiver and you find the greats. You find, you know the Peyton Manning and Harrison. You find Jerry Rice and Montana. You want to know who's right up there with all of them? Is. Is Russell Wilson when he targets Doug Baldwin. And when I saw that it was. It was. He's so good with that. They're not going to go away from it. It's part of that offense. He's already signed. They've got pop quiz.

[Jason Moore]

How old is Doug Baldwin?

[Al Robinson]

I'm going to go 26.

[Andy Holloway]

I'm going to go 27.

[Jason Moore]

You're both wrong. He's 28.

[Andy Holloway]

Oh, but that was obviously the next one.

[Jason Moore]

But that would have been your next guess. All right. I love Doug Baldwin. Next year I'll be on record saying.

[Al Robinson]

That he's a wide receiver. One to me.

[Jason Moore]

You fixed that O line a little bit in Seattle.

[Andy Holloway]

Sound.

[Al Robinson]

That was them attempting to fix their.

[Jason Moore]

Offensive line more eggplant. Is that what that was?

[Al Robinson]

Their offensive line is the eggplant of the offensive line world.

[Jason Moore]

Yeah. Well, it can only be.

[Al Robinson]

It's very mushy.

[Jason Moore]

Can only be better. All right. A mushy O line thing.

[Al Robinson]

It Just falls apart.

[Jason Moore]

And yet you poke at it.

[Al Robinson]

Barely. And it just.

[Jason Moore]

Wide receiver 10. That's the point.

[Al Robinson]

He's a beast.

[Jason Moore]

All right, how many of these can you get? All right. Any order. You can guess these in any order. It's a top. These are top five questions here. Top five sacked quarterbacks. Andrew Luck in the past two seasons in any order.

[Andy Holloway]

Give me the past two.

[Al Robinson]

I'm still going with this is over.

[Jason Moore]

The past two years.

[Andy Holloway]

Certainly Andrew Luck's going to be number one.

[Al Robinson]

I'm going Andrew Lux. Russell Wilson. Okay, I just saw Blake Bortles.

[Jason Moore]

Oh, you're looking at the screen. Don't look at the screen. Well, I got to pull the winners up here.

[Al Robinson]

Sorry, I had the doc, but you're going to cheat.

[Andy Holloway]

I'm going to go.

[Jason Moore]

So you got Wilson Bortles.

[Al Robinson]

Yeah. I wouldn't say Joe Fluck Newton.

[Jason Moore]

Luck is not one of the answers.

[Al Robinson]

He's not because of the time missed.

[Jason Moore]

Neither is Cam Newton.

[Andy Holloway]

Oh, it's over the last two years.

[Jason Moore]

And yep, Wilson bortles that. By the way, they're the top two. Wilson 86 times. Bortles 85 times.

[Al Robinson]

Wilson gets sacked all the time.

[Jason Moore]

The last three are 81, 81 and 78 sacks. Last guesses, man of Philip Rivers. No. All right, Aaron. Aaron Rodgers.

[Al Robinson]

Oh, yeah.

[Jason Moore]

Aaron Rodgers.

[Al Robinson]

That makes very much.

[Jason Moore]

Matthew Stafford. Stafford and Rogers both have 81 and Tyrod Taylor 78.

[Andy Holloway]

Tyrod led the league this year. He was ahead of Andrew Luck.

[Jason Moore]

Perfect follow up question to the offensive line situation. Right. You have Wilson, Bortles, Rogers, Stafford, Taylor. Wilson and Rogers have clearly overcome the O lines situation. The sacks to be fantasy relevant. Stafford has for the most part Bortles. We've seen the good and the bad for the past two years. Kind of the decent.

[Al Robinson]

When it's good, it's bad.

[Jason Moore]

And then Tyrod Taylor, product of holding on to the ball, looking to run some of those things.

[Andy Holloway]

Is Tyrod Taylor a starting quarterback in the NFL next year?

[Al Robinson]

Oh, that's an excellent question.

[Jason Moore]

For the whole year? No.

[Andy Holloway]

Yeah. I mean for week one, probably not.

[Jason Moore]

I'm going to go with no.

[Al Robinson]

Yeah. I'm going to say yes. I'm going to say yes.

[Jason Moore]

Okay.

[Al Robinson]

Tyrod Tail.

[Andy Holloway]

Yes.

[Jason Moore]

All right. Top five running backs in terms of touchdowns for 2016 in any order. I know you're going to get a few of these, but in all touchdowns.

[Al Robinson]

Yep.

[Jason Moore]

But the top five touchdown score. Blunt, DJ Zeke. Zeke. Who are the last two?

[Andy Holloway]

I'm going to go DeMarco.

[Jason Moore]

No, no. You're kind of warm.

[Andy Holloway]

Oh, Latavius.

[Jason Moore]

Latavius.

[Andy Holloway]

I'll go with the other Mr. Murray.

[Al Robinson]

Number 12.

[Jason Moore]

12 for Latavia and then one more.

[Al Robinson]

Murray.

[Jason Moore]

Yeah.

[Al Robinson]

Was it Freeman?

[Jason Moore]

It wasn't. It wasn't. But it was as slippery as a make plan.

[Andy Holloway]

Oh, really?

[Al Robinson]

I was gonna guess him, but yeah, he did. He had a great touchdown year after last year's debacle.

[Jason Moore]

Yeah, and little snap. Snap with.

[Al Robinson]

That's with Mike Gillislee taking all my touchdowns.

[Jason Moore]

Little stat nugget for you. According to PFF's end of season offensive line rankings, four of these guys had top 11 offensive lines, which one did not. So you have.

[Al Robinson]

We got to go through the list.

[Jason Moore]

Well, you know the list. Blunt, DJ, Zeke McCoy and Murray.

[Al Robinson]

Oh, I would look at Blunt.

[Jason Moore]

Nope.

[Andy Holloway]

Murray.

[Jason Moore]

What?

[Andy Holloway]

The Raiders? No, no, no. I honestly didn't mean that. I meant shady.

[Jason Moore]

No, no, they're great.

[Andy Holloway]

I didn't mean that.

[Al Robinson]

Oh, oh, oh, this David Johnson. Our offensive line was garbage.

[Jason Moore]

Offensive line for the cardinals was 26.

[Al Robinson]

I forgot how bad.

[Jason Moore]

Good work, gentlemen. Good work.

[Andy Holloway]

That's over here.

[Jason Moore]

David Johnson, the 26 ranked offensive line. I'm glad you guessed all of them. Except for David Johnson there. All right.

[Al Robinson]

We didn't get Zeke.

[Andy Holloway]

That's true. Thank you, Mike.

[Jason Moore]

You're geniuses. High five. Top five wide receivers in yards per reception, minimum 65 catches.

[Al Robinson]

Julio Jones. Dang it.

[Jason Moore]

Top five. So you said Julio?

[Andy Holloway]

Yeah, Julio. I'm going to go. Mike Evans, Jordy Jordan, Brandon Cooks. I don't think Jordy's in there.

[Al Robinson]

Brandon Cooks, you have.

[Jason Moore]

Julio's in there.

[Al Robinson]

Okay.

[Jason Moore]

Brandon Cooks is in there?

[Andy Holloway]

Yeah.

[Jason Moore]

He had the only two you got, right?

[Andy Holloway]

He had a 98 yard.

[Al Robinson]

Wait, Evan is not in there?

[Jason Moore]

No.

[Andy Holloway]

Wow.

[Jason Moore]

No. Julio is the leader. 16.98. Cooks, 15.4.

[Al Robinson]

Tyrell Williams.

[Jason Moore]

Yes.

[Al Robinson]

Yeah.

[Jason Moore]

15.352 left. Any. Any guesses? They are not. Well, one of them is definitely not prolific. The other one is pretty good. Pretty darn good.

[Al Robinson]

Oh, minimum 65. I think DJax is under that reception.

[Jason Moore]

He's not one of them. Yeah. Oh, Hilton, Ty Hill. Oh, yeah, that's a great 15.91. And then the last one is the one I have a follow up with, so.

[Andy Holloway]

Oh, great.

[Jason Moore]

He's 28 years old and he's a free agent. He was wide receiver 26. He had 68 catches and he was in the top five in yards per reception.

[Andy Holloway]

Oh, who's a free agent? Oh, Cameron Merritt.

[Al Robinson]

Oh, is it Adam Thielen?

[Jason Moore]

No, that's a good guess. I don't think he had 65 catches though.

[Al Robinson]

Yeah, probably not.

[Jason Moore]

Kenny Brett. Oh, yeah, Kenny Brett. 28 years old, a free agent. We just talked about Doug. 28 years old. Britt has all the physical talent in the world as long as he's not rolling his golf cart like he did in Hard Knocks. Hard Knocks.

[Al Robinson]

Do you know how hard it is to get a thousand yard season when you're, you're a wide receiver, right? Your game is built on agility, speed, and you have this thousand pound weight of Jeff Fisher wearing you down every single day.

[Jason Moore]

Did you see the question somebody asked Jason yesterday?

[Al Robinson]

No.

[Jason Moore]

Oh, would you rather. What was it for the next two years?

[Al Robinson]

Three years? No, it's 10. It was the next 10 years.

[Jason Moore]

For the next 10 years, which of these things would you rather do? Eat eggplant for every meal or have Jeff Fisher be the Cardinals coach for 10 years?

[Andy Holloway]

I don't want to answer it because it shows a little bit of selfishness.

[Al Robinson]

No, I said Jeff Fisher.

[Andy Holloway]

It's definitely Jeff.

[Al Robinson]

That was inedible because I will die.

[Jason Moore]

I feel so. I feel like I just, I hit the jackpot.

[Andy Holloway]

Jeff Fisher went to a Super bowl once. We can, we can dream.

[Al Robinson]

That's what, that's what all owners say to themselves in their. Well, I guess he went once.

[Jason Moore]

Yeah. All right, here we go.

[Al Robinson]

He's very good.

[Jason Moore]

These are interesting, some random trivia for you. Only six, only six quarterbacks have thrown for 50 plus touchdowns in their first two seasons. Right? You combine not 50 per year, but the combined total for their first two years in the NFL. Only six quarterbacks have done it. Dan Marino is the top of that list. He had 68 combined touchdowns in his first two seasons.

[Andy Holloway]

Winston and Mariota, who.

[Jason Moore]

No, hold on. I haven't given you the question yet. Which active quarterback is second on that list? So Marino leads it. 68 combined touchdowns. Which quarterback active right now is second on the list?

[Al Robinson]

So 50 plus touchdowns in his first two seasons.

[Jason Moore]

That's right.

[Al Robinson]

Well, I. And it's not going to be Andrew Luck. His.

[Jason Moore]

It is not Andrew Luck was his third year.

[Al Robinson]

Man. Andy Dalton. No, I'm not going to go.

[Andy Holloway]

I know he came in strong. Year one with, with A.J. green.

[Al Robinson]

Fifty plus touchdowns in two.

[Jason Moore]

He just did it oh so well recently. Very recently. Well, I'm not giving. When you said like Andy Dalton. That was a long time ago.

[Andy Holloway]

Sure.

[Jason Moore]

So I'm just saying he.

[Andy Holloway]

And it's not Winston or Mario.

[Jason Moore]

It is not.

[Andy Holloway]

So. And it's throwing. So it's not Cam.

[Al Robinson]

Now is this Is this a qualified. Is this their first two? Like they're starting the entire year.

[Jason Moore]

Their first two years in the league.

[Al Robinson]

Oh, very rookie and very first two years. This.

[Jason Moore]

This quarterback just finished his third year.

[Al Robinson]

Oh, man.

[Andy Holloway]

Wow. There's a lot of clues that have been given for us to not get this. He just a third year quarterback.

[Al Robinson]

Is it Bortles?

[Jason Moore]

It is not.

[Al Robinson]

Okay, it's Bortles. It is.

[Jason Moore]

It is. Derek Carr.

[Al Robinson]

Wow.

[Jason Moore]

It is.

[Al Robinson]

Wow.

[Jason Moore]

50, 53 touchdowns in his first two years.

[Al Robinson]

Not bad.

[Jason Moore]

Here's a. By the way, Peyton Manning, Russell Wilson, Carson Palmer, Jameis Winston are the other four. So Winston James did. Winston was right and wrong because he wasn't second on the list, but he was in that group. So Winston hit 15.

[Andy Holloway]

I'll take the victory.

[Jason Moore]

Yeah.

[Al Robinson]

Wow. Derek Carr, man.

[Jason Moore]

All right. In 2016, the top two players in red zone targets and targets inside the 10 yard line are both from the same team.

[Andy Holloway]

Whoa, say that again.

[Al Robinson]

Yeah, read that again.

[Jason Moore]

In 2016, the top two players in red zone targets and targets inside the 10 yard line are both from the same team. What team? Which players?

[Al Robinson]

I'm going to go. Jordy and Adams.

[Jason Moore]

Jordy and Devonte is correct.

[Al Robinson]

Yeah.

[Andy Holloway]

Right.

[Al Robinson]

That's a high fiver.

[Jason Moore]

So they were top two in both red zone targets and targets. It's the 10 yard line because Aaron.

[Al Robinson]

Rodgers don't like Russian touchdowns.

[Jason Moore]

No Russian touchdowns. Yeah, like no Vladimir Putin touchdowns.

[Andy Holloway]

Exactly.

[Al Robinson]

Those are the good.

[Jason Moore]

Yeah, you don't want Russian touchdowns unless you're listening. You want America touchdown to the show.

[Al Robinson]

In Russia, then bonjour.

[Andy Holloway]

Hey. Yeah, that, that.

[Jason Moore]

In that case, bonjour.

[Andy Holloway]

That picture, that graph that was shared after the super bowl on Twitter, that was so funny. Is just.

[Jason Moore]

Super Bowls won by country.

[Andy Holloway]

Yes. Global map. Super Bowls won by country.

[Jason Moore]

That was from terrible maps on Twitter.

[Andy Holloway]

100% us.

[Jason Moore]

I love that stuff.

[Andy Holloway]

Welcome to America.

[Al Robinson]

World champions.

[Jason Moore]

Oh, my gosh. All right, last one, last one. Tight end Hunter Henry had eight receiving touchdowns this year. Rookie year. Only four other tight ends ever have had eight or more touchdowns in their rookie year. That was Mike Ditka in 1961, Junior Miller in 1980, Lee Evans in 2004. Who was the most recent before Henry. This one shouldn't be hard.

[Andy Holloway]

Is it Gronk?

[Jason Moore]

It's Gronk.

[Al Robinson]

Yeah.

[Jason Moore]

Yeah, it's Gronk.

[Andy Holloway]

So this is just to say how good Henry could be. Gates, get out the way.

[Al Robinson]

You heard it here.

[Jason Moore]

Gates, get out the way. I thought you said Gronk, get out of the way for a Second, I'm like, hold on, hold on.

[Andy Holloway]

No, no, no.

[Jason Moore]

They clearly don't need Gronk. I mean, that's what we learned, right?

[Andy Holloway]

Oh, absolutely.

[Jason Moore]

Worthless player.

[Andy Holloway]

Unnecessary.

[Jason Moore]

Useless. All right, all right. So did it is Gronk. What do you do with him next year other than trepidatiously draft him wherever he goes?

[Al Robinson]

This is a more important question. Did Gronk party harder than everyone on the Patriots team after winning the super bowl despite not playing in the Super 100%?

[Andy Holloway]

That's all he had to do was party.

[Jason Moore]

Did you see the two videos where he's like, brady's the best baby?

[Al Robinson]

No, I've not seen this five Super Bowls.

[Andy Holloway]

I got two.

[Jason Moore]

And then he just runs off. I mean, he's just.

[Andy Holloway]

He is the biggest child. Yes, he is the largest child.

[Jason Moore]

He is the largest child on Earth. On Earth. So, all right, just some eye opening trivia to add to all of the other chatter. Definitely. Check out the new articles up on the website. We're getting four or five of those up every week. Gonna get some rookie previews and rookie shows going very soon.

[Andy Holloway]

You want to know what else is coming really soon? I do a new studio where right before shows my microphone is not falling off on me and cutting my arm.

[Jason Moore]

Did you, did you cut your arm?

[Andy Holloway]

No, but it could have.

[Jason Moore]

Could have.

[Andy Holloway]

Yeah. This leaves fall.

[Jason Moore]

So we're giving Mike a hard time because he was late today.

[Al Robinson]

Yep.

[Jason Moore]

And so we're sitting here literally twiddling our thumbs, getting ready to start the show. Mike comes hustling in and like moments before we start the show, Jason's entire microphone stand just. Microphone just collapse and falls right on him. So that would have happened in the show. So now Mike's gonna Thank you for being justification to be late.

[Al Robinson]

It was ghost.

[Jason Moore]

All right, stay tuned.

[Al Robinson]

It was ghost. Before we, before we jump off the air, I had one more thing just look like a quick discussion point that I wanted to hit on because the Twitter. The Twitter trolls are out. The Twitter trolls are out in full force. Michael Floyd, one Super bowl ring. Larry Fitzgerald, zero rings. But that, that's not really the point of the question that I wanted to ask. But let's say you are an NFL player. I mean, we're going very off topic here, but you're an NFL player. You were inactive for two thirds of the playoff run. You joined that team late. When you get that super bowl ring, do you actually feel joy?

[Jason Moore]

I wouldn't.

[Andy Holloway]

I put that thing on and I wear it everywhere I go. Without a doubt. I'm a Super bowl champ. Let the record show I am a champion.

[Al Robinson]

Jason's the backup quarterback.

[Jason Moore]

Jake Jason is Adam Morrison. Remember Adam Morrison?

[Andy Holloway]

Yes.

[Jason Moore]

Filling his fingers.

[Andy Holloway]

I can hit three and I can sit on the bench and get my rings.

[Jason Moore]

Yeah, he did the ladder. Not the former.

[Andy Holloway]

He was really good in college, so.

[Jason Moore]

He deserves an NBA title.

[Andy Holloway]

He has an NBA title, Andy.

[Jason Moore]

That's the two of them, by the way.

[Al Robinson]

But so if you're Michael Floyd, I mean, you. You can't take. I know you're going to wear it out. I know you're going to be very proud. You don't have on the inside. Are you like, are you proud?

[Jason Moore]

We know from Michael Floyd's history that thought process isn't going to. Oh, no, he's not going to be carried through. So he's.

[Al Robinson]

No. So crates.

[Jason Moore]

Hey, stay tuned for the show. After the show, we're going to talk about some pretty funny NFL stadium stuff that's on YouTube. And check out fantasyjocks.com for your fantasy winner needs footballers.

[Andy Holloway]

Thank you for listening to another episode of the Fantasy Footballers Podcast. Join our fantasy football community on jointhefoot.com and follow us on Twitter the FFballers.