Fantasy Football Week 4 Reactions - Bust To Blockbuster

After four weeks, only two undefeated teams remain. And most likely not your fantasy lineups because of all the injuries and busts and crazy performances that we have on a weekly basis. Today we go game by game with at least eight games covered in today's wrap-up. I can't wait to do it, Hayden.

And we kick things off with one of the biggest upsets of the weekend, and there were plenty of them here in week four. That is the New York Giants with Jackson Dart making his NFL debut, toppling the LA Chargers 21-8. Uh Hayden, unfortunately, we can kind of have a crossroads moment here and go in two directions. Do we start with the rookie debut, how the Chargers didn't score a lot of points, or do we start with the massive amount of injuries on both sides that are going to impact the rest of the fantasy football season?

>> You can't really tell the story of the game without explaining kind of both. So, let's just start this from the top. The first quarterback since Patrick Mahomes to lead their team on an 80 plus yard touchdown drive of their first drive of their NFL career was Jackson Dart. Though. It was electric. The energy in the building was fantastic. You felt it. You knew this is a humongous game for New York. And not even about this season, just like this like a turning of the franchise. And you felt it on that one. You had three quarterback runs uh all designed on the first drive. A touchdown on a quarterback draw is very evident that Jackson Dart is a good athlete among NFL starting quarterbacks. Uh I thought that he was doing a good job of hiding like the Giants red zone problems, which is kind of to me is like they don't really block it up very well. And they also don't have like clear ball winners on the outside. So using Jackson Dart's legs was obviously very big after that uh that that scoring drive. He kind of got hit by a a hot play. Uh just didn't feel it. They kind of stagnated. There wasn't like a lot of like pure drop back from from Jackson Dart. They were kind of pushing the ball downfield on shot plays. And that's when Malik Neighbors goes down. So he had a a couple quick receptions early. Had a defensive pass interference and then going down the field pops his ACL. He will be out for the season. At that point, the Giants only had like kind of one opportunity and that was just to keep using Cam Scataboo and Jackson Dart. This was an extremely run-based offensive approach, 32% neutral pass rate for the New York Giants. Cam Scataboo finishes with over 22 expected half PPR points. I thought that he was decisive. I thought that Cam Scatteraboo showed a lot of athleticism. He's obviously got tons of size and aggressiveness. So, I liked all that stuff. The Giants, it was a very gutsy win from them, overcoming the Malik Neighbors uh injury, but they did not do this in the standard dropback game pretty much at all. This was a very fluky kind of offense here, but it was great to see the New York Giants play with some energy. And Brian Dable after the game was completely pumped up. Even with like obviously losing like neighbors, their best player out for the season, there was still a lot of energy from New York just because Jackson Dart did not look like he was like uh not ready for the moment. He definitely had a lot of moxy and that athleticism looks like a really really big story line here.

>> So stat line 13 of 20, 111 yards, five sacks uh for 25 yards, one touchdown. Then on the ground 10 carries for 54 and a score. Cam Scataboo 25 carries for 79 yards. On top of that, as you mentioned, Darius Leightton is now the team's leading receiver with three catches for 44 yards on four targets. Yeah. A combination of 42 runs, which 10 of those are the quarterback.

>> Yep.

>> Compared to 21, I guess 26 drop backs when you add everything on to it.

>> Um, what do you think about this offense moving forward? Like, what am I going to see when I turn this game on tomorrow morning from a passing game standpoint that kind of gives me hope the rest of the way of a Jackson Dart led passing attack?

>> Not a whole lot. There's a couple design plays uh down the field. There was one opportunity for Darius Sllayton who drew a holding on a post route that probably would have been a touchdown if it was not for the defensive holding. Theo Johnson, they got him a little manufactured touch uh for a touchdown in the red area. There was not like a bunch of like backside dig pure progression reads from Jackson Dart. That's also asking a lot uh for your first NFL start. It was more of like the collegey kind of feel. But what we talked about is like the two things that we're going to get more quarterback design stuff and we're going to get tempo and in this game ear especially early on lots of no huddle getting this thing going and you felt that early. So they actually ran a lot of plays for how run uh based they were so that was kind of exciting. I don't know what they're going to do about this pass game stuff. As much as I like Darius Sllayton as like a go ball guy, he's gonna have some moments now uh in super deep leagues. Uh you're just not going to have that like go-to option. Like Theo Johnson's kind of stagnated at in his development. He's a young player. Wandell Robinson has always been this kind of underneath guy. Um so we'll see. Like they don't have that like exceed that outside go ball winner anymore and that's obviously going to hurt them. It it is nice though that Andrew Thomas being back and managed to to survive this game. Uh that's going to be a big deal for them. But I would just expect a lot of plays, a lot of Cam Scato, a lot of Jackson Dart, and then also a lot of Abdul Carter on the other side. I guess my question is if the Giants could only put up 21 points and if that was 89 yards in total passing, how could this Chargers team

>> that was 3 and 0 heading into this one with Lad Manki, with Quinton Johnson, with Keenan Allen, and even with Omar Hampton getting 128 rushing yards on 12 carries to go with five receptions for 37 yards on five targets. How could they only mustered 18 points and how do they lose this game? Uh Joe Alt played eight snaps and then on the other uh 40 snaps it was complete hell. So he was pressured on 48% of his dropbacks and Joe all didn't allow a pressure uh according to PFF. So Justin Herbert was retreating. He was still making a couple wow plays like the Quinton Johnson one. He was probably the biggest discussion sorry aside from Omar and Hampton and and Joe Walt here. Uh Quint Johnson stutter and go move where Justin Herbert timed it up perfectly. Threw an absolute laser. There's like maybe only a couple quarterbacks on the planet right now that were going to be able to fit that one in cuz the safety was even like shading towards the Quinton Johnson side which like teams are now shading towards the Quinton Johnson side because he's been so dominant. I quickly ran the model right before going live here and he's second in expected half PPR points uh at wide receiver this week only behind Puka Dam Nua. Um he's it's hard to not rank him as the wide receiver one at this point. Like this is four straight weeks where he has 13 targets. Keenan Allen had seven targets and then Lad Mananki had six targets and then Lad Maki only caught one of them. There was actually even a couple drops from Lad Mani in this one. There's some drops like throughout here. Uh but the Chargers were super one-dimensional passing the ball relentlessly and Dexter Lawrence was a problem. He had that pick almost six. Uh Abdul Carter, Brian Burns, Kavon Tibido, all of them were creating pressure. The left tackle situation right now for the the Chargers and looks like it's g be high ankle sprain for Joe that's gonna be multiple weeks most likely and the rest of the offensive line's bad and he was like the one saving grace and it's like if Trent Williams goes down for the 49ers like all of a sudden the entire unit looks uh pretty underwhelming so I thought that Herbert like played fine football only taking two sacks but we're going to have to definitely adjust if he's going to be under pressure 40 plus% of the snaps

>> 23 of 41 took two sacks one touchdown down two interceptions here for just 203 yards and 186 when you remove the sack yardage. I was nervous in the offseason when Raan Slater went down because, you know, you spent first round picks on both these book and tackles. They were by far and away the best moments of your offensive line, the best pieces of that. Obviously, through the first three weeks of the season, not having Raan Slater didn't totally tank this offense. They were still incredibly good and they still decided to have this crazy neutral pass rate. Hayden, what do you think happens here moving forward where they took that to another level in terms of 43 dropbacks comparing to just 13 runs and 12 of those went to running backs and that's it? Like to me that is putting even more pressure on your quarterback who can do it. We know he's an MVP candidate,

>> but again that's like saying, "Oh, this bad thing is happening to us. We're going to lean even more into this possible weakness." Aside from maybe Mahomes, like no team is putting more on just the quarterback than what the Chargers are doing with Justin Herbert. So, it it's gonna be a bad situation for the next couple weeks. The good news is Justin Herbert this season has played like an MVP candidate and even in this one was still getting it done with Quinton Johnson. He had a nice 24 yard uh scramble that was like on a third and 19 for a conversion. The other thing, the Giants have three premium edge rushers plus Dexter Lawrence. Not every single team is going to be able to get after it to this degree, but the Chargers offensive line is definitely a concern. Um, Omar and Hampton did make the most of it. Obviously, 128 28 rushing yards and and the score. The 54 yer showed a little bit of patience at the line of scrimmage and then it was very clear that he is extremely fast. It's something we talked about where if he's not going to be like wiggling in and out of cuts, if he's running by defensive backs, adding 30 pounds to those guys, then things are going to end up working out. So, uh, he caught a couple passes, uh, on checkdowns as well where like Herbert's scanning the entire field, getting it back to Omar and Hampton as well. So, that's encouraging. Uh, he played a bunch of the snaps here. Uh, no other running back got a carry here. So, this is RB1 level stuff for Omar and Hampton even with the offensive line concern. So, I think maybe the next weeks, couple weeks, expect the Chargers to take a slight step back and then hopefully Joe Al with this high ankle sprain, uh, he dodges injured reserve. I feel like for a couple weeks we've been saying, hey, Omar Hampton isn't the perfect runner, but at some point he is going to get a clear lane on the edge or between the tackles and at that point he is off to the races because the dude has so much juice, so much explosiveness and he a long run is inevitable and that 54 yard definitely is a part of that. I know he broke some other tackles that they were trying to tackle them high and he was kind of doing his

>> interesting, innovative, unique kind of spins and get off me type things.

>> Um, so that's really really good to see. What isn't good to see Hayden is once again Llad Makanki exits with one catch for 11 yards. This time on six targets. I feel like we can have this conversation every week. Part of me thinks it is worthwhile. The other part is it worthwhile? Is it something that we have to dive into after each of these performances to then rerank moving forward? Lad Mananki and QJ and Kenan Allen.

>> Just want to get a read on your situation at this moment.

>> Yeah, so he's averaging uh 6.75 targets per game, which is less than what I thought going into the season and he's not been nearly as successful on a per target basis. On top of that, he had a couple drops in this one like early in the game. First drive had a drop. There's another one on the sideline as well. And then obviously when they get into the red area, Keenan Allen and Quinton Johnson are like physically more impressive players. And then obviously Omarian Hampton uh can get it done too. So the target share stuff that we were dreaming of before the season, you just no longer could expect that. Could he be a high ceiling wide receiver three on a given basis? Like absolutely. So he's still 100% playable in this offense. Is he a second round value if we're doing drafts today? Nowhere near it. And I do think with the target discrepancy between the two and Quinton Johnson catching more of a pass, he had a couple drops in this one. All of the receivers did. Um he just where he's being utilized is just far more valuable. Like if you're getting targets 30 yards down the field, even if you catch one and drop the other, like that's still a huge chunk play. Um so I think moral of the story, they don't consistently run the ball in this offense. So all these guys are going to have big weeks, but the the target shares and stuff, it's it's hard to ignore through four weeks. And the QJ play that he made in this game might not be one that he makes in other seasons. You know, it's the football's going through four hands almost to get to him. Tight coverage and he comes up with it and continues to like run down the seam or the sideline for these these big scores. Pretty sweet to see.

Okay, if the Chargers are three and one, let's go to two other teams that are now 3-1 as the Jacksonville Jaguars go on the road in San Francisco Bay Area and beat the 49ers 26-21. We will get to the offense on both sides, but the number one thing and the takeaway here is that the Jaguars have 13 turnovers on defense that they have forced already through four games. At some point, you think that will stop. At some point, you think that will regress, but it has not. And it's a variety of them. A cornucopia, forced fumbles, deflected interception, sack fumbles. They did it all in this game. And even on top of that, Parker Washington had an 87 yard punt return touchdown and Travis ETN had a 48 yard scamper himself for a score where he destroyed a safety angle at the third level to pull away. And that's the game, you know, like that is the entire game. It is amazing and it speaks to how close the NFL is when one team has four turnovers that they force plus a punt return touchdown and they only win by five points in the end with actually the 49ers having multiple chances to take the lead in this game. I'll go through some individuals here. First, Brian Thomas Jr. closes with seven targets, five receptions, and 49 yards. Squeaky wheel situationish. He had a couple of moments, some outbreakers, um, but definitely wasn't needed in like the full scope of the game in terms of heavy targets in his direction. Travis Hunter also had an incredible 28-yard post route catch on a third down. Yet, he played 38 of 68 offensive snaps with three catches for 42 yards on five targets and played only nine of 66 defensive snaps. And I bet if you look, those nine would be very early on where he was kind of getting smoked a little bit by by Ricky Pieraw.

Uh, okay. Meanwhile, for the 49ers, if they had one good play, it was always followed by a disastrous one. Like early in the game, as I mentioned, Ricky Pieraw easily beat Travis Hunter for a third and two to move the six. The next snap, backup tight end Luke Ferrell fumbled after a 14y gain. Then later on, Ricky Pieraw gain of 32. An awesome back shoulder adjustment versus Tyson Campbell. The next snap, CMC bobbles a pass over the middle, which was a little bit high and thrown into traffic. That goes right into Devin Lloyd's hands, who was having a monstrous contract year and already backed the Brinks trink truck up for him someone across the league. Then later, Kendrick Bourne two drops in this game, one on third down. On that third down, immediately after that, after punting, that's the 87 yard punt return touchdown by Parker Washington. So again, the 49ers here had multiple opportunities and what stood out to me was that Brock Pury certainly was not 100% healthy. His toe injury was absolutely bothering him and so he was sailing passes that he probably wouldn't in the past. He wasn't moving as well as he would have in the past. And then a team that is already incredibly injured, you know, Ricky Pieraw spends a quarter in the blue tent, is off and on. Then Jawan Jennings catches a two-point conversion, gets absolutely crunched and basically doesn't return to this game. Kendrick Bourne and Sky Moore and these guys are getting legit snaps here for the 49ers. And in the end, it is just not enough for them to come back and win this game.

>> Yeah, I think if you're going just looking at this with all the injuries they've had, the fact that they're three and one is a good thing. Now, they're on short rest uh with the game against the the Rams on Thursday Night Football this week. So, we'll see the turnaround time. to see if Brock Party can progress because I saw the same exact thing was when he was dropping back him exploding off of his back foot was just not the same. I think that those are the explaining the air meals and obviously like the the strip sack and whatnot probably not moving around the pocket as quickly as he would otherwise. Uh the Jawan Jennings stuff was like really tough to see like what a player just getting out there and grinding through an ankle injury, a shoulder injury. Now he's got the this rib injury on top of that. George KD will not be back this week. So, this is going to be like a storyline that continues over the next couple days with them playing on a quick turnaround against the uh the Rams on Thursday night.

>> And even Jake Tongis left halfway through the game too, but he still is like the second leading receiver with three catches, 58 yards, and the final touchdown that they had. Yeah, when you look at the Jawan Jennings stat line, that is not four quarters. When you look at the Ricky Pierce stat line, that is not four quarters. Hopefully, they are able, as Hayden just said, to play four quarters against the Rams because, you know, they will most likely be in some people's starting lineups, but we don't know that answer. We probably won't know until Thursday morning. On the Christian McCaffrey front, uh, he only has 23 touches in this game only. But takes that for 49 rushing yards and 17 carries. So, still his longest run there is 11 yards. But in the receiving game, I mean, in the second half, it was just dump offs after dump offs. Six catches on 11 targets for 92 yards and a score. and his score was a shovel pass touchdown.

>> He's a wide receiver one and an RB2. Like he's not even an RB1. He's he's really a wide receiver one right now.

>> Uh and then on the Jaguars offensive side, they still have way too many penalties, man. Like

>> they are getting late to the line of scrimmage, they're getting these illegal shifts. There was a I think fourth and one or a third and one where both Trevor and Liam Cohen didn't call a timeout which pushed them five yards back in a situation that was just inches that they needed for the first down. I think they had 12 penalties in this game

>> for 90 yards. Uh they still win. They're still three and one, but a huge part of it is because of these turnovers and the punt return. And when that kind of not luck, but when that element runs out, you can't then shoot yourself in the foot. Like they are not being punished right now for having this multitude of dependencies that they've had through four games so far.

>> Yeah. But I think that shows you just the power of having two edge rushers that are really good. I know Trayvon Walker had a wrist injury and he left this game, but also like you said, Deon Lloyd over the middle making a bunch of plays. Jordan Lewis, their slot corner uh acquisition this offseason. He's been making plays. And then Tyson Campbell's been to me kind of taking even another step as an outside corner one right now. So, this this Jaguars defense is is definitely very legit and that's been helpful and a lot of the Liam Cohen like gadgety plays are like largely working and the ground game looks night and day. So, obviously I think that Travis ETN saves Jacksonville's offense with that 48 yard touchdown. I think he keeps running through contact. He looks great to me. Like this is no longer like a situation where like he's getting lucky. Like this is like four weeks where I think Travis ETN has been like an above average starting running back right now. So that was like a big takeaway here. 19 carries for him for to baselin. So I'm not sure if there was anything else I missed from the the wide receivers or anything from

>> No, the only thing is some of those deflected balls like Trevor Lawrence had two that popped into the air that like Fred Warner couldn't bring down for example. So like the bounces are going in the Jaguars direction right now in comparison to to their opponents. But at the same time, if those also just go away in terms of the penalties or these turnover worthy plays, then this team is legit good, you know, like in all phases, they are really good. Yeah, I'm I'm a little bit nervous about that Trayvon Walker uh wrist injury because he missed about the entire second half with it. But uh Josh Hines Allen is

>> is a total gamer. Yeah, I mean obviously Travis ETN is playing not like he's playing about 60% of the snaps because then Laquent Allen and Bachel Tutin share the other 40%. But then he's getting all of the carries all of them. Uh and yeah, the move hopefully you all watch that 48 yard touchdown run at some point because the movie he put on 25 I think he was closing here was

>> super sweet.

>> I got a one Travis Hunter question. After the game uh he only played wide receiver in the second half. Liam Con said, quote, "Personal decision that had to do with a few things that we'll keep inhouse for now." So, I like that he had that post route and I mentioned it that even though he's a slot only player, he's at least running some more downfield routes. It doesn't really matter for fantasy purposes, but something to note, but I'm not sure if there was like any pre-snap penalties or anything weird that you saw with the Travis Hunter stuff because that's like a weird quote to have I think after the game because he could just been like, "Oh, like anything." But that was just kind of interesting.

>> No. Uh to me it was maybe because he was getting burned at corner.

>> Like he did not have early good corner snaps.

>> Uh

>> tough assignments, but maybe that played a part in it here.

>> Yeah. And then on the Parker Washington stuff, he played the most wide receiver snaps on this team with 58 of 68, but finished with no catches. So hopefully you at least get six points from that punt return touchdown. And uh that helped save the day. But again, the process was correct in terms of playing him with Dami Brown uh inactive.

>> I do want to add

>> there were a couple weird moments in this game. Like Jaguars were pinned like really close to their goal line, they got a holding penalty that if the 49ers had declined, it would have been third and 12 and instead it turned into second and 17 as it was accepted. But Kyle Shanahan basically said he did not accept it. He caught a timeout and talked to the referee and all you could see was the referee like tapping himself being like, "Oh, that's my bad, but we can't take it back now." And then they ran the ball in that second and 17. Then they converted in that third down to the 28- yard catch for Travis Hunter. So that was a weird moment. And that was the first play of a 13-play touchdown drive.

>> And then at the end, Liam Cohen and Robert Salah getting a shouting match onto the field. It's basically our version of Conte and Tuc uh on the touchline here. But as we know, Robert Salah basically called out the Jaguars coaching staff for legally uh stealing signs, which every team does.

>> Yeah, sounds legal.

>> Every team does. And uh Liam Cohen being separated by two of his offensive linemen yells at Robert Salah, which to me is the best way of yelling at Robert Salah because you don't have to get actually in a physical distance of him because I don't think that that would go very well for Liam Co.

>> No, you would pick somebody else to go fight. go fight uh Mike fight Shanahan before he fights Salah.

Okay, next one of those 4-0 teams, the Philadelphia Eagles get the monkey off their back in terms of Todd Bulls and this Tampa Bay Buccaneers defense, but it wasn't easy. Wasn't easy for four quarters. They beat the Bucks 31-25 on the road. Hayden, talk us through this one.

>> So, they only have seven points in the second half, Philadelphia. They still manage a win. They jumped out to a big lead on the first uh drive of the game for Tampa Bay. Blocked punt touchdowns immediately 7-0. The next drive the Eagles have. Uh another touchdown. It's up 14 to0. So there was less pressure for Jaylen Herz in a normal dropback game because the scoreboard was in his favor. But I do want to give just a quick shout out to the Eagles offensive coordinator for the first half of the game. Very controlled. Tampa Bay predictably so blitzed Jaylen Herz a ton. He just had more quick answers to the test. Get the ball out in space, more flicks. It was not just like Saquon Barkley ripping it apart. No, Saquon Barkley once again held in check uh here. I think offensive line could probably explain a lot of that. VA was a monster as usual. By the Jaylen Herd was buying a little bit of time, not flushing outside the pocket and throwing the ball downfield for incompletions. Just seemed like he had a better idea of where to go. He ultimately saw 18 blitzes versus 14 non-b blitzes. That's pretty dang drastic. Uh it wasn't that he was taking a ton of sacks in this one. Uh either only had two of them. So it's in previous games we would see like more crazy interceptions. We would see some more sacks. We'd see some fumbles. He avoided all of that. Did we see explosiveness through the air? Not at all. Uh the longest pass uh was a 22 yard to Dallas. Damonte Smith 20 yard.

>> Two completions of four attempts uh five attempts of 20 of 10 plus yards. So, two completions of 10 plus yards in this game.

>> And then both of the Dallas Goddard touchdowns were like design stuff, flicking the ball underneath and stuff. So, I think that it was a controlled game. They knew that they were going to go into Tampa Bay. It was really hot out. There was potentially for some weather. They knew they were going to get blitzed. Lane Johnson not himself. Landon Dickerson, their left guard, he's not himself. And you have Vto out there. Uh, so they were in like the Hornets nest and they survived and it advanced. And that's kind of what the Philadelphia Eagles do when everyone's healthy, which they are right now. This team does not lose. Like that's like not an overstatement. Like they have not lost when everybody is healthy. Um and that's another one in here as well. It was one one of these games where AJ Brown, Devonte Smith were just not getting the downfield looks and that's super frustrating. Um but when they jump out to a 140 lead in the first quarter, like we're not expected to see a bunch of air yards for those two guys.

>> Can I just ask because you know if you told me AJ Brown got nine targets in this game, I'd be thrilled heading into it. You know, isolated coverage, hopefully down the sideline, some shot plays, but those nine targets went for two receptions and seven yards. Were those just, hey, I'm throwing it to you on slants or curls and it's going to be super tight coverage and those are difficult catches to make.

>> Yeah, definitely. So, I did want to shout out Tampa Bay cornerback play just when they're left on an island and that's what does happen when you're uh setting that that many blitzes. They just handled themselves very well. Like this was not just like AJ Brown and Dvonte Smith outclassing the uh Tampa Bay secondary. The Tampa Bay secondary has actually got a couple key players out there right now. So, it's a good Tampa Bay defense and uh neither of the wide receivers were winning. So, thankfully uh all like the trickeration early and then Jaylen Herd's obviously buying some time. He has 62 rushing yards. Obviously, that's going to really help. And then like the Saquon Barkley touchdown was not even like Saquon up the gut. That was tush push uh formation and then goes to an end round to Saquon Barkley.

>> I love the counter off that.

>> Love the counter off of it. Um, but once again, that was not like what we saw from last year when Saquon Barkley up the middle for 60 yards. We have not seen that. So, another one of these games where uh we'll take the points, 19 carries, 43 rushing yards in a in a score for Saquon Barkley. We can't sneeze at that. He also caught four passes. So, like not fully panicking, but the one touchdown, I think it was the 10 yard, his longest of of the game was the the the little counter to the tush push. I think his longest carry still remains this season at 16 yards, which is very different, very different to last year. Did Lane Johnson finish this game?

>> Uh, no, he did not. I don't have an update.

>> That's like two games in the of the last four that he has not been able to finish, which is not great. Okay, let's talk about Tampa Bay here. They had six points in the first half and have a 14-point third quarter and score 25 in the end. We love watching Baker Mayfield play football.

>> Yes,

>> it's a roller coaster. Uh but Hayden, it feels like while he got a massive two plays to Emecha Ibuka for a what 77 yard touchdown, then he threaded it through two defensive backs, he had another like throwback to Bucky Irving along the left sideline that went for also a 72 yard touchdown. Yeah.

>> In the end, it was a roll out force deflected pass that kind of ended this game. And the roller coaster goes and it's full of entertainment and me as an innocent bystander. Appreciate it and enjoy watching.

>> Yeah, this was like the ultimate Baker Mayfield game. Can't count him out. Fought back. Wasn't enough to beat the freaking Super Bowl champions, Philadelphia. Um, but this was also not a great environment. The left tack or the right tackle was getting smoked. There was interior pressure as well, which you're accustomed to facing uh Jordan Davis and Jaylen Carter certainly, but he was flushed out of the pocket. Those two big plays, just to mention them right off the top, Bucky Irving, uh, in a complete scramble drill where Baker Mayfield just a classic Baker Mayfield inside and outside the pocket. Finally, uh, Bucky Irving beats Gad Campbell, the first round linebacker, over the top for a huge long play. And then the Amecha Ibuka was a little roll out where he just crossing over the field and Baker I mean splits all four hands like this uh to Amecha who just could walk about 60 yards after the catch uh for a touchdown. So those were great plays for Baker Mayfield. The rest of it he was kind of running for his life. Him only taking two sacks like surprises me after like watching that he felt uh under duress. So that kind of shows you the difference that Baker Mayfield is like will hang in there. There was also some plays where it was one interception. Uh but this could have been multiple fumbles. Uh and this could have been multiple interceptions. So he just a crazy circus act. A lot of fun here. Um I guess my other note here two of them Bucky Irving at one point kind of got rolled up on by his ankle. He seemed to be fine afterwards, but it kind of looked a little bit nastier. So that's something to to pay attention to. And then Chris Godwin, he gets 10 targets, only three receptions. Just like never looked like he was getting wide open. Obviously, you're getting Quinton Mitchell and then Cooper Deene at times uh it's not going to look as clean, but there's like not an offense where there's a bunch of guys wide open because of scheme and then Coop or Chris Godwin was just not beating Cooper Dean and Quinton Mitchell one-on-one. So, um I would be hesitant to start Chris Godwin next week. It's a Mecca and Bucky at this point. And even with Baker Mayfield, it you're like threading a needle. It's a little bit harder because the offensive line's not nearly as good as it was uh the previous season.

>> Iuku right now is the wide receiver five on the season. Uh which is just fantastic stuff.

>> Absolute monster.

>> Uh yeah, when I was watching this game, had my eyes on it. The Chris Godwin stuff, he was being targeted on those normal almost crossing routes or outbreakers and then he just wasn't able to get a second foot in bounds or wasn't coming up with those really tight window contested catches that he had made his mark over the last five, six years. Like that is what his,

>> you know, game is all about are these physical receptions and they were kind of just bouncing off his hand. So obvious rust to his game and who knows if that gets fixed in the next game, if that gets fixed in two or three games. Uh, after that, how did Tristan Worst look?

>> Uh, I think that Tristan Worst was fine. He played every single snap on top of that. So, this was not like the rotation that we see with sometimes the other um elite left tackles. So, yeah, I feel more uh bullish about Tristan Worf than I do with Chris Godwin, but they they really need like right guard, right tackle. Like those two starters are are like as big of a deal as getting Tristan Worst back. Like your entire right side of the line is like a problem.

More 3-1 teams as the LA Rams hold out in the end and topple almost the unbeatable Indianapolis Colts 27-20. Uh, this was a wild one for multiple reasons. Okay, first, Daniel Jones throws his first interception of the season on the opening drive, a deep shot that was well covered by two Rams defensive backs. They actually ended the day with three turnovers, their only three turnovers the season. Again, they did not have a turnover for the first three games of the year. Uh Tyler Warren did have a rushing touchdown lined up at fullback. It was a very methodical drive that at that point put the Colts up 10 to three. He was lined up at fullback and got the handoff. He finishes his day with six targets, five receptions, 70 yards, just plugandplay every single week in your fantasy lineup. Uh just before halftime, Devonte Adams not targeted until that final drive. Then he gets three catches for 31 yards and a score to bring it to 13-10 just around halftime. And on the day Devonte goes 456 for one score. And then we get the first of multiple Adai Mitchell plays in this game. A unreal 75 yard twisting contested catch reception through traffic. Stays up against another defensive back and just as he's running it in, he tries to exchange it from his right arm into his left hand and reach it over the pylon, loses control, and the ball goes out of bounds for the dreaded touchback. And that's a monster play because one, it's a great individual effort and two would be his first NFL touchdown, but three, that's a flip from 1713 Colts to then that staying 10-13 Rams at halftime. Just diabolical stuff. Next second half opens and it's not how you expect it with these two amazing offenses. Uh, six punts and a fumble drive. But then the Colts respond with again a very technical 11play 90ard touchdown drive that ended with a Michael Pitman score. So again that's 1713 here. Kairen Williams then fumbles on a tough exchange that he gets it kind of up high in his shoulder pads. Mike Hilton is knifing through the line. He tackles him at the same time. So then it goes to 2020. A fourth down Puka Nua red zone touchdown to tie it up. He's just too damn powerful. He is easily the wide receiver one this year. He has 15 targets, 13 receptions, 170 yards, and a score in this game. And yes, Hayden, I said red zone touchdown because that feels like one of the I think third in his NFL career so far. And then again, Adai Mitchell, the man in the spotlight. There's a 53 yard touchdown run by Jonathan Taylor who twists and turns and bounces off tacklers and Anna Mitchell pulls a cornerback to the ground who's trying to hold the edge. That drive ends in a punt and the very next play 22 Atwell 88 yards one catch outside breaking route. I believe it was Cam Binham who trips and falls down and again the only play that 22 Outwell makes all season long. He makes here and Nick closes with a Daniel Jones interception into double coverage. So, a brutal one for the Colts that they think that they, you know, let get away. But at the same time, it's this Rams team that I know so many of us, including myself, had some concerns about. If Matthew Stafford takes a single hit, what happens? Well, he takes three hits, three sacks, but goes for 375 yards and three touchdowns in the end.

>> What a monster. Puka Nakua right now is on pace for 178 receptions. That would be an NFL I mean, just smoking it uh record. uh 2138 receiving yards. He also, by the way, I didn't even factor in his he also has rushing yards that I can extrapolate. And now we're talking about uh four receiving touchdowns for his pace and then he had a rushing score before that as well. So, easily the number one wide receiver in fantasy rest of season. And as long as this Matthew Stafford back injury can hold up, uh he's going to be a monster. And I do think that like NFL records like are not safe right now because you're getting all of the layup targets. He's a monster. Uh after the catch. Now we're getting the red zone stuff. So this is insane stuff for Puku is like right now like the the number one wide receiver of all time on a per route basis. Like that is like not a exaggeration at all.

>> He's averaging 22 fantasy points at this moment. 18.1 23.6 17.3 and then closed this week with uh 29 and a half. He's just too damn powerful. Like Xavier Howard would try to get across from someone else and just on these slants it's not OPI it's just okay you can't get your hands on me I am too big too strong just creating separation this way and then it's constantly routes over the middle of the field that then he catches and either rumbles if he has move or just gets down quite quickly uh just really I think a one-of-one football player in the NFL right now

>> yeah truly is yeah he's he's a special guy um other Rams question I had on offense with just the split for Kairen and Blake Corm. Anything new was looking at the snap rate and it's about 6535 as

>> I think it was two drives to one. Kairen they were getting chunk gains and look his long run was 11 yards but every time you looked up it was an eight yard run, a seven yard run, a nine yard run. They were getting incredible push, incredible push. Uh it makes you wonder and they didn't need to in the end but makes you wonder why they didn't run the football a bit more often. Obviously, they were losing and you needed to score 14 uh in the fourth quarter to win this game, but they were up again uh 13-10 at halftime. And Kairen looked really good. I wouldn't put the fumble on him. I don't think Shawn McVey put the fumble on him. It wasn't like last year stuff. Uh and then Blake Corm had, you know, a couple positive plays on top of it, too. Uh and yeah, I mean, that's basically it from the Rams side. Like Matthew Stafford knows who his really good players are

>> and they get them the football. I just love those types of offenses. We don't have to guess at all with the Rams.

>> Yeah. I mean, that's Matthew Stafford's entire career. He's like, "I got a good wide receiver. What if we make him the triple crown winner?" Uh, so they're doing that again. Uh, simple Colts question for you. How real are the Colts? Like, does this make you feel more confident? Like, this is a team that should be in the NFL playoffs. You're excited to watch them on wild card weekend. Are we like still at that bar right now?

>> I do wonder what happens when they have turnovers. And look, this game was really close, but they played flawless football in the opening three games of this season. Super well coached. Uh some difficult opponents like in the Denver Broncos, some other easy ones on top of that, but you know, two interceptions from the quarterback, obviously the miss fumble and play from Adnai Mitchell. They are still a really good team. I would have liked for them a bit earlier on like in that stanza of this game where each team punted about three times to really lean on Jonathan Taylor for one of those that could have I think gone a long way because they really did on that next one that went 11 plays. Uh so maybe pull that lever a bit earlier on, but he did have 17 carries for 76 yards. And then a huge thing that I don't know if it's getting enough run is how involved he is in the passing game this year. Whereas he previously averaged like less than I think two catches per game in his career. In this one it's five catches for 20 yards, he has other games of like three or four catches in the season.

>> He's not bad at catching the football. He's never just been utilized in that area in the league. And so while it's not big yardage, uh that's nice for us to add those points to our team.

>> Yeah, he's like still a complete full-time player in this offense. So I think before they wanted us to save them, this team's like ready to go trying to win some football games. Um, other question I have for you. Would you keep Adai Mitchell on the active roster like for this next? Like is he is would you trust him? Like this is like almost too predictable and like too on the nose with Adai Mitchell. Like could you put him on the football field next week if you're the Colts?

>> Well, I want to stick up for him in this way. He is not the first person to let the football go before he crosses the line of scrimmage.

>> That makes it worse.

>> I know Jonathan Taylor has done it. I think did multiple times in a season. Just just a couple years ago. Uh everyone knows about Deshawn Jackson doing this. That is not to say like you should not do this. He absolutely, you know, made a massive blunder and a massive mistake. The other part is he also had two other catches in this game and was basically, you know, outperforming Josh Downs, obviously outperforming Ashen Doulan and had some other moments that were positive. The issue is that play then really got to him the rest of the game where he was kind of like doing small circles on the sideline while everyone else was kind of huddling and you can tell he wasn't mentally

Getting over it. And then, yeah, I mean, the conversation all week isn't just of the fumble. It's also going to be about the holding that stripped away a sick, long touchdown run for JT. So, it's not just one mistake. It's compounded by two, and we'll have to answer all those questions this week. That's for sure.

Yeah. Alec Pierce comes back next week with a concussion, most likely. Um, yeah.

Yeah. And then he's not touch the field because of that.

For sure. If it's your first touchdown, the coolest celebration is you get out into the end zone and you hold both of that stuff and you find your guy on the sideline to keep that ball, tuck it away, ship it.

I do think he was trying to like switch it over hands. I don't. It wasn't. It was no, it it was different than, you know, just dropping it before you cross the goal line. He literally like mishandled it going over. I'm not saying it wasn't bad. It's absolutely bad, but it was a different action than we have seen people just drop it before they get there. It was going here and then mishandled.

Probably to like hit the neigh neigh or some. I don't know. I don't know. The catch was sick. Uh, and I'll remember that as well. Josh Downs again, even in a game that they were needing to score points in the fourth quarter and they didn't have positive game script like they have for many of the other contests this season.

Yeah. Still just gets four for 24 on five targets with a long gain of eight. There were a couple moments where he found some really nice soft zone coverage and those types of things. Yeah. But he just does not have the ceiling of Tyler Warren in this offense. He doesn't have the ceiling of Michael Pitman in this offense.

And certainly the rushing game.

Yeah. Uh, and shout out, you got one Tyler Warren goal line rushing score. Something you talked about. We got one up the middle there, and then good to see him with six receptions in this one. So, I think like this last week is more the normal Tyler Warren stat line. They're not the Colts are not going to be winning all these games for the rest of the season. They're going to be in more affairs like this one. And getting six receptions and being a focal point of the offense, I do think is more of his baseline as like a for sure top five tight end.

Not often that Chiefs Ravens lasts until the fifth game of the instant recap show, which by the way, if you're tuning in still, hit that subscribe button. Do us a massive, massive favor. It's because the Chiefs dominated this one 37-20. I remember the last time the Chiefs scored 37 points. Hayden. Yep. Incredible stuff. Is all that they needed. Xavier Worthy. I mean, I say that tongue and cheek, but I see Xavier Worthy as the team's leading receiver with two carries for 38 yards and also the team's leading receiver with five catches and 83 yards.

The Xavier Worthy impact was felt immediately. They were testing it. He got face mask drugged down to the floor and his shoulder popped up ready to go. They would give him an ender round for an explosive play and he was heavily involved. He beat Marlon Humphrey one-on-one down the field for a reception. We haven't seen that in a little bit. And then in the very last drive, like when this game was like well put away, they gave him another swing pass for some reason up 37 to 13. So he didn't play all the snaps in this one. Was he used the second he was on the field? Absolutely. And for the next two weeks without Rasheed Rice, you should feel extremely confident and I'll say blessed to have Xavier Worthy. This offense felt so dramatically different. Travis Kelce only five catches for 48 yards, but they were impactful ones. I thought he showed some short area burst. He crossed Rocoan Smith's face for a nice play for a first down here. He was a constant chain mover. Juju Smith Schuster found in the end zone where Patrick Mahomes threw a laser beam to him. You even get Taekwon Thornton over the middle into the end zone. And then Hollywood Brown late in the game crossing kind of a runaway route. So every player they have a role. Guju sit there. Taekquin and Hollywood run by guys and then Xavier Worthy do kind of everything and then Travis Kelce work over the middle. Everyone felt more in place in their role, which is promising because Rasheed Rice is going to come back in a couple weeks. The offensive line held up in this one. They could still not run the ball. They got Pacheco on a little kind of fancy play in the red area for a score, but like the down-to-down rushing ability still not there, but Patrick Mahomes looked like the MVP of the season in this one. And you just felt that they're actually like passing the ball downfield. They were threatening the Ravens defense down the field. So, I feel very, very confident where the Chiefs are, where Patrick Mahomes is in fantasy. And this team feels like even though they're two and two, this feels like a very dangerous Kansas City Chiefs team. And it sometimes it takes a month or two for the Chiefs to feel that way. After this game in week four, this is a statement win for the Chiefs where I feel very good about where the rest of their season looks, at least on offense. According to Nexchin stats, Patrick Mahomes thrived in the quick game, completing 17 of 22 for 142 yards and three touchdowns on throws under two and a half seconds. His most quick touchdowns since week one of 2022. He's averaging the second fastest time to throw among his quarterbacks this season at 2.53.

Yeah, a lot of that stuff is just all the the BS stuff to Bacheco and Xavier Worthy and whatnot. They still had some passes, you know, 15, 20 yards down the field. He had a one incompletion 40 yards down the field to Xavier Worthy. He had the reception for 35 yards down the field. So, you just like felt like there was like, oh, this team actually might throw the ball over our heads. All that said, the Baltimore Ravens right now are not a good football team. Not because of like anything that they could have done to prevent this. They are so banged up, especially on defense. Kyle Venui, the edge rusher, Matabuk, their defensive tackle, a superstar, both didn't play in this game leading into it. Even another defensive tackle or two defensive tackles were ruled out. And then in the middle of this game, Rocoan Smith pulls up with a hamstring injury after Travis Kelce cooks him. Nate Wiggins is going to tackle I think it's Pacheco out in space. He leaves with an elbow shoulder injury on a cart. That's their top corner. And then somebody else left in this one too. So all of a sudden their defense, like seven or eight guys that are supposed to be playing are not playing and right now it's like Kyle Hamilton like kind of pointing and shooting and they can't rush the passer. So like obviously the Chiefs have this dominant win. But that's like to me, absolutely a huge storyline. And that doesn't even get to the offensive side of the ball where the Baltimore Ravens lost Ronnie Stanley early in this one with the same lingering ankle injury. The rest of the offensive line has not been good this season. Lamar Jackson's taking more sacks than usual. Derrick Henry, they're not even like trying to run the ball. Derrick Henry finished with eight carries in this one, once again. Um, and then Lamar Jackson leaves with a hamstring injury, which you can tell that he was a little bit bothered by it, but also the scoreboard was so lopsided. So, I'm not sure if this is going to be a multi-week injury, but Lamar Jackson's coming back and I'm not sure if Stanley's going to be out there. The defense is completely obliterated. And then there was a lot of times where, just at least on the broadcast angle of this, where Zay Flowers, Bateman, Mark Andrews, all these guys, DeAndre Hopkins, they would blitz them. Lamar would be looking at a guy and would just not have enough time before that wide receiver would get wide open. So it seems like after watching this one, after all those injuries, this is not a great Ravens team. They need to get healthier before we can start putting them back in the conversation. There's still plenty of time to figure it out. The division's not that potent, uh, without Joe Burrow right now, but like for the next week or two until they get some of these bodies back, it's it's not an elite team.

Because going into this game, the conversation was, well, damn, one of these teams is going to be one and three. It turns out to be the Ravens, but based on where their roster is at right now, they kind of look like a one and three team. Now, losing against, you know, the Bills and the fashion that they did, certainly not fun. But it just keeps stacking up for them. Uh, and this is a pretty big concern for Derrick Henry. I don't want to say anything stupid here, but you know, Derrick Henry was so amazing last year on this team because of the positive game scripts, but when they go into these negative game scripts, he's just not that player. And so, you know, he doesn't get receptions, he doesn't get snaps. And this is what makes Justice Hill the number three scoring running back this week with 26.2 points because they're constantly battling back in this one. And he had three carries for 76 yards and a score and then had five receptions for 41 yards and a score.

This makes like Justice Hill like the better in baseball type of play. So obviously the 71-yard showed a lot of burst in that one and that was in complete garbage time, but he was the fastest player on the field for that snap and then he had some garbage time receptions leading into that, a little flick for a red zone touchdown as well. So yeah, he was the most impressive. Like the Zay Flowers receptions, there was a couple cheap ones late in the game. He was not a seven for 74 player in this one. But that's what his box score ended up being just because of garbage time. Yeah, Rashad Bam didn't step up. DeAndre Hopkins, there was a key play. Did want to give one shout out to Spags. This is not an elite talented Chiefs team. The thing about all the secondary pieces they've lost over the years and they have not like hit on edge rushers in the draft. They were doing one thing to Lamar Jackson and seem to be working. They would rush with three and then have a spy and then they would also do a bunch of stunts and stuff. So, it was harder for Lamar Jackson to like find that crease and hit it as a scrambler and he took three sacks as well in this one, only had six rushing yards or six carries for 48 rushing yards. So, that was ended up working and they were like making Lamar Jackson, you know, like convert some tight window throws and he was like not pulling the trigger on them. I'm sure some of that's blamed on Lamar Jackson, some of it is blamed on the offensive line and some of it's blamed on the receivers not getting open. But that was a cool wrinkle from Spags who obviously has faced Lamar Jackson a million times. But that was to me, like a little bit of a blueprint on how you would be able to handle Lamar Jackson with his offensive line being what it is.

Yeah. Look, I'm not telling people who drafted Derrick Henry to be terrified, but if the Ravens are worse this year than they have been in recent years, then you're just going to have fewer Derrick Henry games. Like if they if it gets away from them, especially if the defense is like this, then he is one of the most impacted by game script in the NFL. Like if you go down by 10 points, he's just not seeing the field.

He's not on the field. He ran seven routes this game. They had like 41 drop backs. He's like not on the field. The next two weeks for the Ravens, real quick, while they're battling all these injuries. And I don't know the severity of all this stuff. These guys can be back. These guys can be out months. The Madabuki one seems they're talking about that one. It's a neck injury. That one's making me pretty nervous. He's one of the best players on the team at or versus the Texans and then versus the Rams. So, if Ronnie Stanley is not healthy, that is a bad offensive line, no doubt about it, against three of the best pass rushers in the game the next couple weeks. So, I'll be tracking this one closely. They're very lucky that Joe Burrow's banged up and it's the Browns and I guess the Steelers. So, they can crawl back, but right now it's not the Baltimore Ravens that we're used to. Next week for the Chiefs, it is the Jacksonville Jaguars on the road on Monday Night Football and then the Detroit Lions. So those are the first six games and they get to week seven and get Rashi Rice back and after that it's the Raiders and the Commanders after that. So that's going to be a really nice runway.

They are watchable. You should be excited to watch the Chiefs the next couple weeks. Yeah, it's good stuff.

Even if they can't run the ball still that.

Well, that's better. More Patrick Mahomes.

Over to the Chiefs rivals in the AFC. Yes, the Buffalo Bills remain 4-0 at home as they take the feisty, frisky New Orleans Saints down to 0 and 4. This game was a lot closer than many people expected and you know, without a Cleo Shakir opening touchdown where he vintage stuff, 43-yard screen pass. He broke a Demario Davis spinning tackle and stayed up and then ran away from the other defensive backs with a sweet block by Dalton Kincaid. Without that, like who knows what this game is like. Spencer Rattler, I mean, again, someone who was highly competitive, scrambled a number of times, had six carries for 49 yards here. They were able to get a Kendry Miller 18-yard touchdown run where he also runs through three Bills defenders. Then James Cook, short yardage score, his eighth rushing score in eight consecutive games. Takes it to 14-7 here. But Josh Allen threw, I think, two. Oh, he should have had two first half interceptions. The first one went to this safety named Sanker who was all over the field for the Saints defense and the second one hit Charlie Warner between his two numbers and he couldn't catch it. Really halftime and just before it was another game-changing moment here. The Saints on third and goal inside the 10 yard line tried a Philly special and Chris Olave just slightly underthrows Spencer Rattler. It was a one-handed interception by Cole Bishop. Again, that touchdown would have taken it to 17-14 for the Saints to be leading and instead obviously it's just 14-10 and even a field goal there would have brought it to a one-score game and as you know, the rest of the way the Saints only scored nine points. I mean, James Cook is just fantastic to go through individuals here. He had 22 carries for 117 yards and one score. Dalton Kincaid on his only catch in this game, catches it down the rail again for a touchdown for 28 yards. And then on the opposite end, while Chris Olave did throw an interception, we also did get a receiving score for Olave on just six targets, three catches for 20 yards. And then another notable thing here is once again Alvin Kamara just not heavily involved in the receiving game. Just four catches, two yards when they're constantly working from behind in the second half with Rashid Shaheed going four for 47 and Juwan Johnson three for 28 on three targets. Yeah, for the Alvin Kamara folks out there to not get a screen in this one and then yeah, the only having the four receptions a little bit disappointing in general here, but good to see Kendry Miller fight and kind of make this a little bit of a one-two punch. It's been a long time since Alvin Kamara have had some competition. So, obviously not good for Alvin Kamara on both of those fronts. I got nervous about my PPR scam with Chris because I checked my box score and he was in the negatives. So, wasn't loving that. So, I guess we got some regression. Scores a touchdown here, but six targets was a little bit disappointing. But yeah, the Saints in general, man, like they're definitely bad at football, but they've got some fight to them. I think that they're relatively well coached. Their offensive line is battling out there as well. The pressure numbers look good in this one, according to the spreadsheet. So, excited to go back and watch this one with more details. Anybody like Juwan Johnson, Shaheed, or anything like that?

Nope. Juwan took a pretty nasty fall along the sideline that was super awkward, but he immediately went back in. I mean, they just ran the football a lot. Like, it was, you know, 26 designed runs between Kamara and Kendry Miller, which again makes sense after watching the Buffalo Bills get run over by the Baltimore Ravens. And then, as I mentioned, Spencer Rattler, like each of those guys, Kamara had a 17-yard run, Kendry had an 18-yard run, Spencer Rattler had a 15-yard run. Cesar Ruiz, their guard, did leave in this game for a large portion. I'm not sure if he actually finished. And that is notable for a team that is going to heavily rely on their offensive line. Yeah, maybe like this defense played really well, too. They had a fourth down stop, three straight stops on like a third or second and five, then a third and two, then a fourth and one against this Bills rushing attack. Kell Moore, they're 0 and 4. You know, they don't have their quarterback of the future. Brandon Staley was giving like Keon Coleman 12 yards of cushion which really makes no sense. Just giving him easy receptions early on.

And just kind of despite all that, this team pushes it until the very end. And that is very appreciative when you're watching other bad teams across the league where they kind of like wave the white flag. You know, you're not getting that here with the Saints and they're actually going to try for all four quarters. Yeah, they're missing some offensive linemen and Chase Young, their top edge rusher right now, too. So, the fact that they're not like completely rolling over is like just pretty cool to see for an 0 and 4 football team. Um, yeah, on the Kincaid stuff real quick, he's like a top eight tight end, but you are going to have to live with the weeks where he catches one pass for eight yards, you know, like that's going to happen eventually. He's still not a full-time player. 17 of 29 routes. It's just the benefit is when you play for the Bills and you're projected for 31 and you score for 31, you're flipping some decent coins for touchdowns. So that's the nature of the business with Kincaid. He's never going to be a high volume guy, but could he have eight touchdowns playing for the Bills this year? Absolutely. It's on pace for it.

It's a winning streak for the Chicago Bears as they beat the Las Vegas Raiders 25-24 with, yes, Hayden. Another blocked field goal to end this one. Daniel Carlson lining up for, I think, a 55-yard and it doesn't even go five yards as the Bears overcome a nasty, nasty start where they ran 35 plays in the first half for just 90 yards. But all four quarters, it is very needed. First, let's focus on the Raiders end of this. It's like a dichotomy here with the passing game versus the rushing attack. The positives. Ashten Genty, 21 carries, 138 yards, one touchdown, two receptions, 17 yards, another two scores. Electric stuff. And what I saw is finally for the first time against this weakened Bears defense, he wasn't just given the first level, he was given the second level and the third level on top of it. And he shrugged defenders at every single stage. When that's the case, and as we said, when Ashten Genty gets some blocking, he's going to make magic happen. And magic took place here.

Yeah, he seemed to have the it factor on that long run getting to the second level. It was speed, it was obviously the contact balance, all of that was fantastic stuff. And he was just like ripping up big plays throughout this one. It was refreshing to see for Genty and obviously he hit predictably so against the Chicago Bears. They're missing the defensive tackle, linebackers, and safety. We're going to start everybody against the Chicago Bears. But he looked the part. And the big news for this moving forward in the receiving game, Ashten Genty, 18 routes on 23 drop backs. So only two receptions. They happen to both go for touchdowns. And on at least one of them, had to shrug somebody off for the score. I'm not sure if that, you know, Dylan Lowi or Raheem Moorer or Amir White is going to do that. So that was refreshing. Give the guy that you drafted really high a bunch of touches and good things are going to happen. I do wonder like what the threshold here is though for the Raiders run blocking. I know that Colton Miller left like the second to last play, which by the way, on third and one they run directly in his direction and lose a yard to make it a 55-yard field goal that they just settle for. So like what is it here? Do they have to face a Bears defensive front every week to give him space? Does it have to be like a bottom five defensive line to face off with? I'm not sure if it's going to be, you know, that binary on a week-to-week basis. I think what is binary is Ashten Genty is really good and if he doesn't have negative yards before contact behind the line of scrimmage when paired with the tape of him constantly getting hit behind the line of scrimmage, then he can be a very, very productive back. I don't expect three touchdown games, but just hopefully he's given more than I don't know, two times that he gets to the second level free.

Right. Well, like early in the game, I tweeted out Ashten Genty on a fourth and one got absolutely smoked. Four yards, fumbled it, had no chance. The freaking nose tackle went untouched. So, there this team's going to have some flaws and like he's not only going to beat up on on bad rushing defenses. Obviously, it increases the odds. To me, like as much as like the rushing success was cool to see. The fact that he's out there on passing downs to me is increases his fantasy stock moving forward because the Raiders are not a good football team. Their defense is not very good and this team's going to be trailing plenty this season. So, we don't want to get Derrick Henry in like game scripted out, but in this one when the game was close and when they're trailing and stuff, he's if he's involved to me that just like provides a floor here. So, he's obviously talented. No question about that. I still like him. I think in my rankings this week he's like my running back 13. I think I'm kind of gonna start around there. Um, depending on injuries and buys and stuff. So I would call him like a low-end fantasy running back one. Even with like the environment around him.

And some of the tackles he was shedding. It looked like he was, you know, out there against Wyoming and stuff just shrugging off NFL defenders. It was really cool to see that translate. On the opposite end, you have Gino Smith with three interceptions. You know, dig routes, safeties driving, coming up with those. Not a great week for that when you should have this game in hand when you know the other team only starts playing offense in the second half and doesn't get a running game going for the entire game.

Uh, and so I don't know with also Max Crosby taking it over on the defensive side, certainly being left down by one aspect and one-third of the game here. Yeah, Gino Smith was horrific in this one. The interceptions were all his fault, all bad. He didn't seem to be under that much pressure either, which is like not a surprise facing the Chicago Bears. To have those three interceptions is is beyond brutal in this one. I was watching for Brock Bowers. He's still got that huge knee brace on. I thought he was moving maybe a little bit better out in space, but only six targets in this one. Five for 46. Like, that's still solid stuff, but that's not second round numbers at all right now. So, still like waiting for more there. But yeah, they they were more balanced this week than they were previously. And like this was like the game where like we want everybody to show off because they're at home, no weather concerns and it's the Chicago Bears and the Chicago Bears with four starters ruled out. So, pretty pretty tough loss for them. They're one and three, 0 and 2 at home. So not looking good for the Raiders chances out of Wildcard. They went two and nine on third and fourth downs in this game. And that compares to the Bears who went eight for 17 on third and fourth downs. I'm not sure if you saw this, but at the halftime interview, Ben Johnson, I think, was asked by Adid like, "Hey, what's going on? What's going wrong?" And he like stares a hole in her soul and says, "Uh, we're going to be fine. Don't worry about it." And they were fine in the second half. I can't comment too much on this offense. I was watching another game, but Caleb does finish 22 of 37, 212. His passing touchdown goes to Roma on a 27-yard over the middle of the field, which you absolutely love to see. And then again, it's something I'm going to bring up, and I know that they're two and two and they've won these games, but especially in the first half, zero rushing attack. DeAndre Swift does get there with a goal line touchdown at the end on 14 carries, 38 yards, and one score. He does catch another four passes for 22 yards, but then you know it's Kamong guy for four for 18. So just a lack of efficient successful rushing attack would combat someone like Max Crosby in the passing game. But it's just not there yet right now.

Yeah. Darnell Wright injured and then Max Crosby on the books. You're just going to be under more pressure than typical for Caleb. So it was cool that that touchdown to Roma Dunay that was on a third and long situation. So, we're starting to see Caleb Williams like play, you know, where his feet aren't leaving the pocket. He knows where to go with it. Throwing with some anticipation even in some tougher spots in this one. So, that was good to see. Cole Kmet, without Cole Kmet, has nine targets. He only had three for 46, but anytime you see a tight end getting nine targets, that has my attention. And this is just like another game with DJ Moore where you're on pace to finish well with the well outside the top 36 fantasy wide receivers. So, he had five targets. He's had either five or six in every single game. Those have been some blowouts, those blowout wins, blowout losses, some close games. He's just no longer the focal point in like the standard drop back game because Roma Dun has ascended with eight targets. So, I think without a doubt DJ Moore is like I would say a guy to trade away. He's a by-week flex play, a wide receiver three. But we're not going to get as many schemed up touches just because I feel like they're going to trust Caleb Williams more and more like in the normal dropback game.

Let's talk about another second-year quarterback whose team is also two and two. That is the New England Patriots winning 42-13 here at home against the Carolina Panthers. Uh, in the end, by the way, I called it. Drake Maye's first rushing score, endzone celebration, the Cam Newton. I knew it. I knew my guy Drake May was gonna get there. He just needs to hit the dab the next time. Super efficient here. 14 of 17, 203 yards, two scores to go along with his rushing score of five yards. Stefon Diggs pops up here with six for 101. Hey, if you could pull up the snap numbers, I would be very interested in Stefon Diggs one because what he was doing is just being an incredibly veteran player, finding soft areas and not really having to win against man coverage. But it was a lot of intermediate to deeper completions. That one was on like third and 15 and there wasn't another Panthers defender within like seven yards of him, but he found that soft spot and soft space and you know, Drake May hits him there. And that is something that this team was like really missing was a legit wide receiver. And so I do wonder if that is an area and a lever that they can pull moving forward.

In the first three quarters before complete garbage time, 18 of 20 routes for Stefon Diggs. That is an increase there. A DOT, like you mentioned, more downfield stuff. 13 yards down the field on his targets. So, that is a graduation. It also makes some sense, you know, just looking at like the progression coming off a torn ACL. So, that's good to see. Like this Drake May's playing good enough ball right now where if there is somebody that can step up to the plate like we've seen with Hunter Henry, that this offense is at least on par to be an above average to average offense right now. Drake May is playing good ball and just want to point this out. Seems like Jayden Daniels, Caleb, and Drake May in this draft class are starting to separate from everybody else. Who could have seen that coming? The top three prospects in that draft.

Hunter Henry. And look, this is with Sunday night and two Monday night games to play. Hunter Henry is a tight end one on the season at this moment. Adds another 10.9 here with two catches for 39. His 31-yard score. Panthers players just decided not to tackle him, pretty easy. And he almost scored another one near the goal line too. And then the running back conversation is a massive one here, but it's really not that big of a conversation because it's a three-headed backfield.

Roandre Stevenson got the start, gets nine carries for 38 yards. The second snap, Trayvon Henderson comes in. His goal line touchdown was all on a Trayvon Henderson drive, which he dominated. But at the same time, that did not mean the next drive was a Hinto drive and the next one after that. They're just rotating these guys. Antonio Gibson got a jet sweep touchdown and then was the goal line back on or jet sweep gain, I should say, and then another one was a short yardage touchdown for him as well. So they didn't have to push the pedal to the floor for all four quarters. But it just seems like no one was punished for last week. Hindo did have a pass pro holding in this game too. He wasn't punished for that. I do think that that is notable. At the same time, we are still having to deal with not just a two-person backfield here, but a three-person backfield.

Yeah. And this is in a 42 to 13 win as well. So, the fact that they're rotating these guys is notable. I have the expected points. I ran it early. 7.8 for Trayvon Henderson, half PPR points. Roandre Stevenson 7.0. Antonio Gibson 6.2. So, I mean, that's about as even as it possibly can get. Snaps between Raandre and Trayvon basically heads up. So, we're we're now in the bi-week zone. We're dealing with some injuries and stuff. You can throw Tayvon and Raandre in there as a flex play, but like if you're in first place in your league, you probably have better options than these two guys. So, it's a wait and see until somebody graduates. Um, yeah, wait and see.

On the opposite end, the Panthers open this one with a seven-play, 76-yard touchdown drive. In fact, I think they outscored with almost like a minute left in the first quarter, the Patriots 120-3. But after that touchdown drive, it went punt, punt, missed field goal, punt, punt, end of half, turnover on downs, punt, turnover on downs, and then an Andy Dalton to Mitchell Evans touchdown when the game was at 42-6. Every which way you think that this could have gone bad for the Panthers, it did. On, I mean, on defense first of all, they were without, and this is something we should probably should have pointed out, they were without both DJ Wanom and Pat Jones. So DJ Johnson had to be in there and Josh McDaniels was super smart in that he was running misdirection to DJ Johnson's side all game and so that would force DJ up the field, he would lose contain and that's when you got the Antonio Gibson stuff to the outside or a tight end running right by him and he basically gave up, you know, touchdowns by himself. And then on top of it, the Patriots had two punt returns that equaled 160 yards. One of them from, I believe his name is Jack Jones, went for a long return touchdown where two Panthers were right there and instead of fair catching it, he caught it and just went right by them. They didn't even try to tackle him. And then another he just weaved and almost returned to the house and got backed by the punter. For the passing game, T.J. McMillan does finish with eight targets, four receptions, 62, which sounds nice. It didn't look nice. He had a 20-yard drop. He also had, I think he did have a sideline one that he came down with. Then there was a fourth and five on a double move in the red zone that he and Bryce just weren't on the same page and Bryce overthrows him for two or three yards. So, we don't have that big T-Mac play yet. He has drops in back-to-back weeks, which is totally fine. He is a rookie, but this is one of those where nothing goes right for the Panthers after last week winning 30 to nothing. And it just shows you like this team has they haven't played a normal game all season and they have no identity right now.

Yeah, it's it's really tough scenes for Carolina. I think they're well within range for first overall pick right now just based off how things are going. The good news for like T.J. McMillan, you get the Dolphins and the Cowboys and I'll even throw the Jets in over the next three games. So I think that there should be at least some garbage time if not some close game scripts for him to take on. The Chuba stuff, it's hard with him like he's like you said, we've not had a normal game. Like part of the signing up for Chuba Hubbard was this Panthers team is going to look a little bit better than it did in the previous two seasons and it just hasn't. Like Bryce Young stats look exactly how they have.

Yeah. The fascinating part of it though is last year Bryce became, you know, a downfield thrower. Like they were hitting it 15 to 25 yards down the field constantly. Like they were looking for those big-time throws, those big plays. And this year, everything is close to the line of scrimmage. It's like five or six yards. They're not doing. And I think part of that is these crazy game scripts that it's not the under center drop back game, shot plays, those types of things. I also believe part of that is the wide receiver room outside of T-Mac right now where it's just him. David Moore left after the first play of this game with an injury. Another wide receiver left right after that who was just signed from someone else's practice squad. And so they had three wide receivers for the remainder of the game and T-Mac and Bryce T-Maine and Hunter Renfro who like, you know, can't run 20 yards.

Yeah, he only had one completion beyond 10 air today for Bryce. So yeah, we're just like we're at two and a quarter seasons for for Bryce Young. They're one and three. Like you tweeted out, Tepper, his record as an owner is horrific.

37 and 83 since he since he bought the team.

Yeah. And the defense is just miserable once again. Special teams miserable and stuff. So I I don't know what to even say about the Carolina Panthers. Everything seems pathetic except for I'll throw out T.J. McMillan and some of their defensive tackle play. But

Yeah.

Sometimes you'll see.

The Dolphins and the Cowboys for them next. Again, not having a normal game played through four means you don't know who they are and we can't like extrapolate anything from this. It's crazy.

Yeah, it's really bad. Um, Tommy Tremble, real quick. Eight targets here in the first game without Sanders. Um, he was looked a little bit banged up with that. And then Mitchell Evans, who we kind of liked as a draft prospect, scores a touchdown garbage time. But I mean,

All right, we'll swing it back to Thursday before asking some questions about the other Sunday games. All the way back on Thursday, the Seattle Seahawks win 23-20 over the Arizona Cardinals. Speaking of not knowing who you are, the Cardinals, they are just the same team from last year over and over and over again. You hear, you know, coach speak this and that. We're going to change things here and there, but they just continue to play the exact same style where Kyler drops back or attempts 41 passes, gets sacked six times. And then the big change here was Marvin Harrison Jr. having an abysmal start to the game, but finishing with 10 targets, six receptions, 66 yards, and a nice contested catch over Devon Witherspoon for the touchdown. But in then, hey, it's just like not enough because this team continues to feel like very first ready and very limited and went off script, not many great things happen in my opinion.

Yeah, I mean, the Seahawks defense could really get after it up front and that really took away the ground game predictably. So, so Trey Benson will have better games than what he had. Um, I thought Kyler or Kyler Murray played like fine. I think that the interceptions were obviously not really his fault. Do you have the drop one? Then the Marvin Harrison got like so locked up on that dig route that he just like gave up on the play and that went the other way. So, lucky that Marvin Harrison like at the catch point started coming down with a couple ones. So, that was like good to see like a little redemption from him, but still not seeing like the full graduation from Marvin Harrison, which is a problem once you lose James Conner. And then the defense is like trying to hold the line, but they're down a lot of starters right now. So to me, this is like the same, you know, this is a seven-win team, you know, like they're going to be in close games. They can upset any team. They can also lose to any team in the NFL. And if they can't run the ball, it just makes you ask a lot for Kyler Murray, who's like, I think a fine player, but obviously limited. And the more you ask of him, the worse the results end up getting. So, um, tough team.

I can I can look on the schedule like who they're going to beat. Like they're facing the Titans next week. It should beat the Titans next week. Then it's the Colts and the Packers. Good luck. Then the Cowboys, like maybe they beat them, you know?

Yeah.

It's just it's kind of a bland and boring team to me, as weird as that sounds with, you know, the projected points that we get by Vegas heading into the season. And it's just not clicking.

Yeah.

It's not clicking in terms of taking the second level.

I think they can use another receiver. They need they need like a bankable guy to throw with some speed on the outside. This is like the what the third year of the team. Like I can see the Cardinals being one of these teams where it's like, we better make the damn playoffs this year. And they feel like they're a team that's missing a piece on either side. So I'll pay attention to them during the trade discussions. They lack like speed. I love Trey McBride. He's a very good football player. Another 11 targets here. Marvin Harrison can obviously make some plays, but with Michael Wilson out there and they're using two tight ends and Greg Dulcich, whatever. To me, they this team just like needs some freaking juice, you know, and you can only rely on the Kyler Murray scramble stuff to whatever degree.

They've scored 20 points, 27 points, 15, and 20 to open this season so far. The other part of this is with 28 seconds to go, you score a touchdown and then either you could tie it up with the extra point or you could go for it and win the game hopefully in regulation. Now again, there is 28 seconds left. It's not a walk-off play. But two sides of this one, Jonathan Gannon gets up there all the time and says, "Hey, I want, you know, fiery leaders who have grit, so on and so forth, who are aggressive." And then like in this moment, he's not aggressive versus like in his first year as a head coach, he was that way and I don't know if something changed if it's their short yardage stuff that he doesn't love that.

Yeah, I think it's that.

And then the other part of this is I know for a long time analytics pointed in the direction of hey, you should always go for it in regulation. Even if you're at home and you feel like you have momentum and all those types of things, you should go for it. Now those have updated. I know Kevin Cole and some other ones that have done all the numbers through the spreadsheets have now actually suggested with everything being updated, you should actually go and play for overtime. So maybe by the numbers, it was the direct correct decision. I just want to bring up both ends of this.

Yeah, on that, I think they don't have a good offensive line and then Trey Benson so hit and miss like not a success rate guy that they'll probably try to dial something up play action wise to Trey McBride or throw it up to Marvin Harrison. like not a great situation for them, especially against like this front seven for Seattle. So, I didn't have a problem with that. They obviously had that big flub up on the special teams play and I think that was kind of.

That's the number one thing is you you can't kick the ball a yard short.

No. And like they're just trying to be greedy like saving some like trying to get the ball in play to waste some clock, but you can't risk like the ball being what on the 40-yard line or whatever the penalty was. So, that was really bad. I think like to me, the biggest storyline out of this game to me continues just to be like Sam Darnold, man. Like he's really high up there in EPA per play. I don't know what it is, but he's like top three, top four. And the same thing with the PFF grades and stuff, and then my eyes, I watch all the Sam Darnold games. He's more poised than ever. This is like not a great offensive line for Seattle. He's making the most out of it. He's in like some favorable play action plays, but he can throw the ball downfield. He's thrown the ball on the run really well and he just seems to be like in control of another new offense for him. So like and that contract is nothing. I mean on the grand scheme of things, the next couple.

years, his cap hits. Um, and there's not even like guaranteed money on this. So, if this thing goes sideways, you can get out of it. But with the way he's playing, this would be one of the best contracts in the NFL, uh, point blank, period. And they didn't even have to spend a draft pick to get him. So, like, this to me is just like one of those things where like you compare Sam Darnold versus Geno Smith. So far, it's like clearly Sam Darnold, and they got a draft pick and they're saving money to do that. It's like one of these shrewd moves, uh, from, uh, the Seattle Seahawks.

>> Made some amazing throws, and we know what this identity is. It's, you know, Clint Kubiak with multiple tight end sets, two wide receivers for the most part, some shot plays with three wide receivers on the field. Uh, but yeah, I mean, when I don't mean this in a negative way, when you can minimize Sam to like 29 dropbacks in this style of an offense with some offensive line questions, then you can have some awesome, awesome throws that change the course for you. When the rest of the time, you know, you have 35 carries on top of this. This is exactly who they want to be, and it's great, and it's, I think, a really enjoyable watch on a weekly basis.

Uh, we'll dive more into this in stats versus film. I do just want to mention, like, the Ken Walker versus Zack Charbonnet stuff from week one. Like, after that happened, I think we have to let go, one of these guys is going to run away with a backfield, and we should all just accept that this is going to be a split backfield. When you watch a game and you say, "I can't believe they're not giving this guy the football enough." I mean, Ken Walker had 20 touches, the most >> of anyone in this game. Like, 20 touches, when you look across the league, is a lot, and he gets 110 yards. If you tell me every single week that Kenneth Walker III is going to get 20 touches in an NFL game, I will take it. So, I understand it's very frustrating when the other guy gets a goal-line touchdown and nearly has another one. I think one of those, like, Ken Walker had a play before, and he like waved to the sideline to come in as well. That was after he, he, he lost like five opportunities in that because he was sitting on the sidelines >> and then obviously he had the uh personal foul where he threw the ball in the uh Cardinals defender direction after he twisted his ankle. >> So, look, it was a roller coaster up and down. After that happened, though, Ken Walker started the second half. So, it's not like he is in the doghouse here. Again, it's a split backfield. That is what they're telling us. This is how it's going to be moving forward. >>

For one, did I expect it to be a basically 50-50 split heading into the season? No. But at the same time, does Ken Walker fit a Clint Kubiak rushing scheme very well? Yes. And so, again, I'm not saying we're definitely going to get 20 touches, but if we do on a weekly basis, then you get, you know, these 29-yard receptions, 21-yard rushes, like, and we still haven't gotten that one long Kenneth Walker run for a score yet.

All right, we did not get full eyes on the rest of these games. We'll ask some questions. Did watch the first half of Steelers 24, Vikings 21 with Jaylen Warren a surprise inactive. Kenny Gainwell pops up and Hayden posted the second most points of week four with 28.4. 19 carries, 99 yards, two scores, and catches another six for 35. >> Yep, number one in in running back usage as well, pending a couple games here. So, he was a complete smash play. I undersold him. Um, I got everything wrong in this one. That, that, that's what happens. Uh, overseas, but yeah, he went out there and dominated touches. Caleb Johnson still only had six carries in this one. The Steelers had, um, a lead here for, for a decent amount of this game as well. So, yeah, cool to see. And it makes me a little bit nervous about Jaylen Warren. Like, the fact that they can just get similar production or better production with Kenny Gainwell just makes his like firm grasp with like top 10 running back usage, I think, very flimsy. So, uh, we'll see. And then also DK Metcalf, who I was very much sitting on going into this matchup. You know, just cross his face, and if he crosses face, he can catch the ball, can run. That boy can run. >> Hand up. Didn't expect it. We hadn't seen an explosive play from him all season long, and that 80-yarder, uh, immediately changed that in this one. So, yeah, guys, we do our best to predict the future, and sometimes it's going to go against what we predict, and that's definitely what happened here with the, uh, Steelers offense.

On Minnesota's side, I can't really comment on anything. Like, I know Carson went 350, two touchdowns, two interceptions, six sacks taken here. They lose their center with, and Ryan Kelly with a concussion. Then right tackle Brian O'Neal exits as well. That definitely doesn't go well in their favor here. But, uh, Jordan Mason continues to own this backfield with 16 carries that only equal 57 yards and then, uh, another three catches for 15. But my boy Xavier Scott, preseason darling from the tape, pops in there for, uh, eight targets in this one in garbage time. You can't like rely on that, but he's, he's a good football player. Like, he's, he's got some pop there. So, yeah, I think that for the Vikings, kind of just zooming out, they're staying overseas for another one. We'll see how, you know, JJ McCarthy's ankle's feeling after two interceptions and six, uh, sacks here. But the Vikings went into this offseason like upgrading the offensive line. Well, their left guard, first-rounder, Donovan Jackson, he was out. Ryan Kelly said back-to-back weeks with concussions. Um, and then right tackle Brian O'Neal, I think it's an ankle sprain, knee sprain situation. We'll see how long he's out for. But I mean, that's, that's three of their, you know, best offensive linemen. So, it's just not as clean of a situation. So, at least Carson Wentz in garbage time had some monster numbers and like understood the assignment. Throw the ball to Justin Jefferson as much as you can. So, um, that was cool to see Justin Jefferson back over a 100 yards. Yeah, I, I'll be really interested to see, and I'll go back and watch this game tomorrow. We'll talk about it in stats versus film, like, because you have the 350 yards and then you have the two INTs and six sacks, and I know he kind of got back to his trebuchet ways in terms of like planting and not being able to run away from pressure and all that type of stuff. So, yeah, again, like you said, they're playing in London next week, and then they have a bye week. You would like to think that that is again going to be Carson Wentz, and then JJ after the bye week, but we will see. We will definitely see what happens.

Okay, Atlanta Falcons 34, Washington Commanders 27. By the way, Brentley was on a pre-planned vacation. He will be back here next week. So, we'll have more games covered next week. On top of this, there's a great tweet from our buddy Kyle D'Amico. Games with 100-plus receiving yards since 2023. Every other running back in the NFL, three. Bijan Robinson, three in this game. 17 carries, 75 yards, and a score. Then another four catches for 106 yards as the Falcons win 34 to 27 over the Marcus Mariota-led Commanders. >>

I'm seeing Bobby Wagner chase a lot more guys down the field. Uh, you know, not chasing them down, just chasing them. And that's what happened with the Bijan Robinson play. So, good to see him get schemed up, and obviously, he can make the most out of it. So, what a monster as usual. Uh, Kyle Pitts, uh, sees five targets, but to me, the big storyline in this one was just Drake London's involvement. Uh, the touchdown was in the slot, um, as well. Was it really? >> 10 targets. Yeah, you'll see. >> Zack watches the show, buddy. >> Yeah. Yeah. Um, and yeah, just like beat guys down the field on top of it. So, he was super fired up. So, I didn't watch this one in its entirety, but I saw the big plays in this one. And, uh, Drake London was obviously extremely fired up. And then, uh, Darnell Mooney leaving with a hamstring injury, uh, in this one. Only had one target in this one. So that obviously helps Kyle Pitts and Drake London. You don't get very many yards from the rest of the wide receivers. So, if we get this thing, uh, condensed again, and if Michael Penix looks the part, um, then obviously that's huge stock up for Drake London. So, that was another one where, um, just going to see 10 targets again. >> Yeah, unfortunately for Darnell Mooney, like coming back from that shoulder injury and now a hamstring, it's like his season's never going to get started, which really, really sucks. And then Tyler Allgeier is just an awesome closer in these games. Like, Bijan can put all this stuff together for three and a half quarters. In the final two drives, the defense just gets a heavy dose of an angry Tyler Allgeier who makes up for it. >> Uh, it, it can be tough to predict when that happens, but again, in this game, 16 carries, 51, and a score. Um, I'm excited to see >> you not rostered all the time. Like, you like roster like 40%. Like, that's it. Makes sense. To me, it's, it's really unpredictable to know when you can actually play him or not. >> Well, he's like not even on teams. Like, on the Yahoo, Jacob and I will do the Yahoo, uh, waiver wire show again, and he's just like, not even out there. Like, he, how much more signal do you want where you can possibly flex him during by weeks and injuries? >> But he would be, he's easily the number one waiver wire guy to me. Like, if, if the starter goes down, it's like him and Charbonnet. Like, these guys are proven. >>

On the Commanders' end, uh, Mariota does have an interception here. The running back room. I think Bill barely had any snaps until the fourth quarter. Obviously, he came in with a knee knock, but Chris Rodriguez starts with seven for 59. J.C.M. with seven for 47, adds in their two for 10. But then, I guess the only big conversation is Deebo Samuel with six targets, six receptions, 72 yards, and a score. I have no notes here. >> Yeah, Commanders, all the running backs, uh, under, uh, 5.1 expected fantasy points in this one. You just can't play any of these guys. Like, it's, it's a run, the running, or the quarterbacks are going to get involved. Deebo Samuel is going to get involved, and then they're going to chop this a million different ways. Like, I, I don't, Jakori is going to be good on a play-by-play basis, but in fantasy, I just like don't see how this one, like, fully takes off, uh, for a little bit here.

Texans 26, the 0-and-4 Tennessee Titans zero. Let's start with the positives. Okay, C.J. Stroud, 233, two touchdowns. One of those to Jaden Higgins on a slot route upfield, and then the other one to one of the biggest stories of the week. Woody Marks takes over this backfield. Uh, Woody Marks goes out there and has 40 of 71 snaps. Nick Chubb, 30 of 71 snaps. Woody Marks, 17 carries for 69 yards and a touchdown. Woody Marks, four catches on five targets, 50 yards and a score. A couple weeks ago, what they were either on Sunday night or Monday Night Football, and Dameon Pierce was a healthy scratch. >> At that point, Woody Marks was available on a ton of leagues. I know I tweeted out, I know on >> the waiver show you guys always talked about this. It seemed inevitable if Joe Mixon wasn't going to return to this team, that Nick Chubb couldn't last for 17 weeks. But Hayden, it only took four weeks for Woody Marks to, it seemingly, become the running back one on this team. >> Trade Nick Chubb if you have him, and then pick up waiver or waiver wire-wise, like he's going to be a guy that you can just basically blow your entire FAB budget for. Woody Marks, he looked awesome in this one. I mean, the, the touchdowns were, were incredible. Like, he had that dead leg cut up, which was extremely explosive. So, yeah, what's cool with this story is he's an Air Raid back, so like, obviously four receptions, 50 yards receiving score. Not surprising. Him having 17 carries in this one, like, immediately like showing that he can actually handle like normal duo runs, power runs. It's a complicated rushing, uh, scheme without a bunch of positive offensive linemen. Like, that's really impressive for a young guy. So, I think like Nick Chubb, he's going to zero very quickly. And then Woody Marks, I think, is going to be one of the, uh, underrated storylines. 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