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This one is what a Thursday night banger. What a Thursday night banger. And I'll just start with the New York Jets. It is a bad matchup for Bree Hall. You're still going to start Bree Hall this week. You are not going to start Isaiah Davis, of course. Uh Bree Hall in the C tier. Isaiah Davis in the J tier here. Uh, and again, not a good matchup. Not a friendly match up. You don't feel good about starting Bree, but you have to start him just because.
Now, at the wide receiver position between Justin Fields throwing the ball 11 times last week and no Garrett Wilson and Mason Taylor probably being the only guy who could be relevant there. Who are the receivers in the Jets?
>> Uh, well, let me just tell you. Alan Lazard, Josh Reynolds, Irvin Charles, AD Mitchell, Tyler Johnson, Isaiah Williams, Aryan Smith, and John Mete. You would feel just as good starting Nathan and Avery as the Jets wide receivers this week in your lineup.
>> Yeah. I mean, this is effectively a 1920s offense.
>> Yeah. You are not you. The point of that the point of this is you are not starting a Jets receiver. So, don't even pick them up. Don't think about it. Don't consider it. Sure. If one's probably going to get 12 points. Fine. I I'm fine missing out on that. I'm not trying to guess which one it is. I don't think it's going to be AD Mitchell. He'll probably fumble it in the end zone. So, like you can start Nathan and Avery. If you if you have to start New York Jets, you would rather put us on a football field and start us. That is the point there.
On the New England side of the ball. Yellow match ups for them, but their Vegas lights are green for both positions here. Um, when you're looking at the running back position, Trayvon Henderson we're going to have in the B tier. Is Raandre practicing today? Did you know? We're getting new injury data.
>> He is he had a limited practice today.
>> So, it's going to depend. We'll we'll we'll act like he's not playing at the moment and Trayvon's going to be in the B tier. If Raandre does end up playing, we'd probably move both of them down to about the D tier just cuz we don't know how the split there is going to be. So, we'll put Trayvon Henderson in the Btier, assuming he's the starter there. Dear Johnson, we don't have ranked. Wide receiver position again. Uh Stfan Diggs has been the guy to start there. He'll go in the C tier. The rest of the guys there I'm not comfortable starting. Matt Collins, Demario Douglas in the H and J tier. Um but it again neutral matchups for New England and you feel good starting the ones in this offense and that's pretty much it.
>> Yeah. Then our next matchup is going to be Washington and Miami. I mean, at this point in Washington, lost season for them, we don't know when Daniels is going to be back, when Terry's going to be back. But right now, at the wide receiver position, like Debo Samuels, the only guy there that's going to have any relevant production, and he salvaged his day with a touchdown last week. We're going to rank him in the Dier. Um, the Miami is allowed the third least amount of points to wide receivers this season. I think Debo is a shaky start. I do think Debo is still a start because he literally, again, like I said, is the only guy left in this offense. Um with Luke McAffrey going on IR, season ending IR with Terry being injured. It's literally Jaylen Lane behind Debo and that's it. So, while I don't feel great about Debo, I I do think you kind of have to flex him this week because again, he's the only guy there with the running backs there. Chris Rodriguez, Jakory Crosby, Meritt, and Jeremy McNichols, GG and I tier respectively for all those guys. Like, you can't start any of those guys. They're every single one of them is a sit. None of them are really going to well one of them might produce if they get a touchdown, but again very similar to kind of the wide receivers in the Jets offense. Do you really want to guess who's going to be the productive one there or do you want to risk having getting a goose egg literally in your flex spot? So Debo only startable guy for Washington on the flip side of the ball. You only have two really relevant guys here in this offense that has looked better. Devon Achan coming off a 40-point game. This is a really good matchup against Washington. I would expect him to have a really really solid day. He's going to be ranked in the S tier. for Ollie Gordon and Jaylen Wright. J tier sits behind him. Jaylen Wadd will be in the A tier. He's been really phenomenal since Tyreek has gone down. Um and this is also a very solid matchup for him. Um you've got Washington allowing like the third most amount of points to fantasy wide receivers this season. Malik Washington behind him is going to be a sit in the eye tier.
>> All right, let's go to the Carolina Atlanta game and Rico Dattle is in the A tier for us and Shuba Hubard's in the I tier. It is a great matchup for Rico Dattle who has taken over that running back spot. We have him in the A tier for our rest season running back rankings in the A tier this week for weekly rankings as well because it is a great match up against Atlanta who has allowed the fourth most amount of points to running backs on the year and so uh that it's it's it's you're feeling really good about starting Rico. He's a must start every week at this point. T McMillan has kind of continued that like 10 to 11 points per game and so he's a flexible option. Um we have him in the F tier. I would say T McMillan is is probably a meh. We'll give him as a med this week just because number one, you just haven't felt great about starting, but number two, there's only two teams on bias this week, so you're gonna have a lot of other options. That said, wide receivers getting pretty disgusting. I still feel like you probably have to start Tech McMillan, but we're just not feeling as confident and it is a very tough matchup. Uh the Atlanta Falcons will allow the seventh least amount of points to wide receivers this year in fantasy football. And Xavier Legette, we have as a sit and we are not ranking him. Uh on the Atlanta side of the ball, it's a neutral matchup for Bejon. And of course, the we'll put Bejon in the A tier instead of the S tier because, you know, Tyler Aier has been getting more work there than we like. Um Tyler Alier is going to be in the G tier and we're going to say meh for him. You're still starting Bejian, of course, that's not changing. He's still going to have crazy receiving upside. Alier's a me because I do think he's flexible at this point. He's been he's had some really good fantasy games here recently. And again, neutral matchup for those guys. For the wide receivers, it's a tough matchup. Carolina secondary, has allowed the fourth least amount of points to wide receivers in fantasy this year. But you still start Drake London in the A tier who's been very good. And for that reason, Darnell Mooney is going to be a meh for us in the H tier. Probably lean more towards sit with Darnell Moody because again, it is a tough match up against Carolina. But in this game again, you do have some more flexible options at the wide receiver and running back two positions, particularly in Atlanta's offense where you can plug those guys into your flex spot if you need.
Tampa and Buffalo should be a fun game to watch. Pretty important matchup for both of these guys. But for the running backs in Tampa, it's actually a little bit um it's a little bit unknown. It's a little bit cloudy this week because Bucky Irving just logged in a limited practice at least in a walkthrough uh today. That's on Wednesday when we're recording this. So again, if Rashad White is the number one back there, he's a start. He's going to be in the D tier for running backs this week. If Bucky Irving plays, you're starting Bucky Irving, and you are not starting Rashad White. You're straight up sitting him. Uh Shawn Tucker, a sit behind him in the F tier, whoever ends up being the starting running back there. Regardless of who's going to be the starting running back for Tampa, it's a really good matchup against Buffalo, who's allowed the six most amount of points, two fantasy running backs. Amecha Ibuka, a must start in the B tier. He's uh he's been really, really solid. had a great day um off of the bye-week, 23 points, had a touchdown, 13 targets again. His target volume is phenomenal. Don't know when Godwin's going to be back. He's a must start every single week. TZ Johnson actually over the last four weeks has been really really productive. 1159 and 20 points for TZ Johnson. He's a good flex option. Um so I'll I'll list Tes Johnson ranked in the F tier as a meh this week and what's a neutral matchup for wide receivers against Buffalo secondary.
Then you've got Buffalo and their running backs. James Cook A tier. He's a start every single week. He does have a lower floor than some Bellcow running backs. That's okay. I would expect him to have a have a solid day against Tampa's defense who's kind of middle of the road. Um Ty Johnson, Ray Davis behind him are sits. Khalil Shakir in the Dtier is going to be a must start as well. Khalil Shakir, you feel very good about flexing every single week. Uh this season, the last four weeks, he's had 620, 11, and 12 points. He honestly just has a pretty high floor. He's only had a couple singledigit games this season. You can pretty much count on him getting his his dues um in in the passing game. always getting a decent amount of target volume. Um he's he's a solid start. Um and then Keon Coleman behind him. We're not expecting anything big from him after he had a nice day last week against Miami. Not expecting him to be a start this week in the H tier.
>> I'm starting Keon Coleman in the Flock League. I have to I would I would say he's a man. This is a decent match up for him. I mean, they're going to score a lot of points here. So, um but I also don't have any other choice cuz all my players are injured.
>> Uh Los Angeles and Jacksonville. Starting with the Chargers. Uh neutral matchups for the running backs here. Kamani Vidal in the Dtier. Jarrett Patterson sit not ranked. We're going to start Fidal this week again in the Dtier. I think Fidall is a star for us in our flex spots this week for sure. We're getting a little bit more clarity on the wide receiver position for the Chargers late in the season. Now Lad Makanki has separated himself again. He's now a wide receiver one on the season which after the slow start um it's very impressive. He's continued to get consistent target volume and water kind of found its level with him being the best wide receiver in that offense. And so B tier for Lad Mankey Q.J and the Dtier both of them starts. QJ has touchdown upside. He doesn't have that 20 point upside he had at the beginning of the season, but he does have upside. Keenan Allen has been the odd man out pretty consistently now for about three to four weeks and so we're going to have him as a meh in the Gtier. Kind of sucks. You had Keenan, he was a solid start for a while and now it's like you feel a little bit worse starting him. A neutral match up for all those wide receivers as well.
Going to the Jacksonville side of the ball, a neutral match up for ETN who's in the C tier. He's a start for us and a sit for Bashel Tutin in the J tier. Again, nothing special about this matchup. The the the Vegas lights are red for this one. Um so, you know, either it's going to be touchdown probably or bust for Travis ETN. So, we'll see. Uh, the Jacksonville receivers have a tough matchup. Uh, LA is the second hardest defense for receivers to play in fantasy football. So, because of that, Parker Washington and Jacobe Myers are both going to be mess for us this week in the F and the G tier. Feel okay flexing them if you need to, but if you have better options, we're probably plugging in better options at that point.
Then, we got Chicago and Minnesota. Um, on the Chicago side of the ball, it's DeAndre Swift in the Ctier starting. He kind of reestablished himself as really the true number one option there in the back field. um over Kyle Manungai. So, he's going to be a must start every single week as long as he's healthy. Kyle Manungai will be a sit um in the H tier. This is a neutral matchup for running backs against Minnesota's run defense. It's a little tougher when you're talking about their pass defense with Romans and DJ Moore as your top two options there. Odun is going to be in the B tier this week. We are going to list him as a start. He's been more consistently reliable um this season. He's had again, he's had his ups and downs this season, but I still trust him leaps and bounds more than I do trust DJ more. We're going to list Roma Dunay as a start in the Btier. DJ Moore in the F tier. Sorry guys, call me crazy. There's only two by weeks this week. One of which is the Saints, the other one is the Colts. Like, you can get around not starting DJ Moore. I'm I'm I'm sitting DJ Moore if you can help it. Like, I absolutely am. He had a four target game, no receptions last week, a total goose egg against the Giants defense. Before that, his two big games this season, only one big game was against Cincinnati secondary. You can't trust that every single week. And even in that game, the most high-scoring matchup of the season in the NFL so far, um he only had six targets on the day. So you DJ Moore has never gotten a ridiculous amount of target volume this season. He has never eclipsed like I think six or seven targets this year. Um it's it's not good for him. I'm I'm sitting him if if you can help it. And then Luther Burton also going to be a sit in the eye tier. And again, Minnesota secondary has allowed the six least amount of points to fantasy wide receivers this season. So that's more of a knock on everybody there. um including what the potential floor of Roma Dunce might be in this in this matchup.
Minnesota, you've got Aaron Jones as a must start in the C tier. Uh he's really the guy over Jordan Mason. They got so sick of Jordan Mason so quick they were like get Jones back in here and give him all the work. Um he's going to be a must start. Jordan Mason to sit in the H tier and a neutral matchup when you're talking about Chicago's run defense. Now the wide receivers are an interesting case here with Jefferson and Addison because McCarthy doesn't throw the ball doesn't throw the ball very much. This has really really really been hurting the upside of Jefferson and Addison. If you're going to take any any game and say, "Okay, these guys can both produce at a pretty solid level and combine for 30 35 points." This would be the matchup. Um Chicago's allowed the fourth most amount of points to fantasy wide receivers this season. I would expect Jefferson to have a good day and I I will give you the green the green flag on uh Jordan Addison and I I I do think that he's a decent flex option this week in the D's tier just because of the matchup and Jaylen Naylor as a sit in the I tier.
Going to Green Bay and New York here. We'll start with Green Bay. Great matchup. New York's defense sucks and so Josh Jacobs is an S tier start for us this week with Emanuel Wilson being an IT tier sit for us. Again, great matchup for Jacobs. He'll be dynamite this week. The wide receivers could theoretically be dynamite as well. It's a top eight uh matchup for them as well. So, they have a green light. Um all greens for the running backs. Of course, the green light for uh the receivers is the fact that receivers aren't super productive in this in this Green Bay offense. So, it's a yellow light for the offense. But, uh you know, Christian Watson after Romeo Dubs is hurt. You don't have Matthew Golden. It's Christian Watson and he's in the F tier force this week. He's a meh. Danteon Wix is in the A series is going to be a sit. I mean, you can you are welcome to try to guess which one of these guys you can start, but Christian Watson like you don't feel comfortable starting these guys even in a good matchup. So, like that's kind of where I'm at. That's why I'm going to list them the way that I did.
It's a tough matchup on the other side for the Giants. Uh Tyron Tracy is a sit in the Gtier. Deon Singleary is a sit in the Gtier. I don't want to start either of these running backs. I don't I don't It's It's a bad matchup and they both haven't been producing. The wide receivers, it's a neutral matchup and Juan Del is going to be a start for us in the Dtier. Darius Leight in the F tier I'm going to have as a M. I think both of them can be startable, but I think Juan Del's the guy you absolutely are plugging into your lineups this week.
>> Jameus is starting
>> and Jameus Win Yeah, that's great point. Jameus Winston is going to be the starter this week. So, honestly, Darius Sllayton I think is a sneaky start this week as well. I think he could I think he could end up being a good flex option. So, I'm going to have him as a man, but I do feel pretty good about Darius Sllayton to be honest with you.
>> Yeah. Then you got Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. This was a pretty high-scoring matchup last time uh we saw it. So, for Chase Brown in the Ctier, look, Pittsburgh's got a tough run defense. I'm still going to start Chase Brown. He's been on a nice little tear the last few weeks. Um, I'll give him his respect. And then Taj Bro's not ranked behind him. He's a sit. Both wide receivers for Cincinnati. Again, great match up. Their pass defense in Pittsburgh is really, really poor. You have two, you have like the two worst pass defenses going up against each other in this matchup. So, I would expect big days from Jamar Chase and T. Higgins S and Btier respectively. And then you've got Pittsburgh where DK has been very boom bust, very up and down. Um, again, of all the weeks that you would expect DK to have a good day, it would be against Cincinnati. Um, so we're we're definitely gonna list him as a must start this week. Um, Calvin Austin behind him is in the H tier. Calvin Austin has had some good weeks this season. It's very up and down. We didn't see what he could or couldn't do against Cincinnati earlier this season because he was injured. Honestly, I'd be more comfortable starting like Pat Frymouth than I would be Calvin Austin. Pat Fryouth went bananas against Cincinnati earlier this season. But again, if you if you have to start if you have to flex Calvin Austin, that's fine. But again, I'm probably going to list him as a sit. Jaylen Warren for the running backs for Pittsburgh. He's the number one guy there. He's going to be in the A tier. He popped off against Cincy um earlier this season. I would expect the same. Uh Cincy's run defense is really, really, really bad. Like the the worst run defense in the NFL. Um behind that, Kale Johnson and game well are sits.
Houston and Tennessee. What a game here, right? There are two players total in this game that I'm comfortable starting. Woody Marks and Equal Collins on the Houston side. It's a great match up for Woody Marks. He's been the most fantasy productive guy there and he's gotten the majority of the snaps. So he's going to be Dtier for going to move him up a tier this week. Nick Chub Htier, you're not starting him again. Then for for the wide receivers in Houston, it's neutral. We'll start Nico in the B tier, but Jaden Higgins in the Jtier. You don't want to start him until you see that multiple weeks in a row. And Daltton Schultz has also been very productive there as well. I think he's kind of the the second target in that offense at this point. I'm not even talking about Tennessee. I they're all sets. I don't want to start anybody in this offense. They are legitimately the worst team in the NFL.
>> Okay. Now, this matchup got a little bit interesting now because Marv um was just declared out with appendicitis. So, you've got a lot of moving parts in Arizona, but let's start with San Fran, the easy one. CMC S tier start. Nobody else behind him as a start. B Rob is a sit. Um Jawan Jennings is now a start. He's going to be in the D tier this week against San Fran. He's been pretty consistent the last couple of weeks. We'll see if can come back healthy regardless. He's a number one wide receiver there with Pierce all out. Never know when he's going to be back. Bourne behind him is going to be a sit.
Now, let's talk about Arizona. Um you've got a couple moving pieces here. Again, like I mentioned for the wide receivers, Marv is out. That means the number one is going to be Michael Wilson. We're still going to rank him in the H tier. Greg George Greg Dorch behind Michael Wilson going to be in the I tier. Even with Brassette back and even with all the snapshot that Michael Wilson gets, he just doesn't get a ton of target volume and he's not just going to walk into Marv's role. They're not the same type of wide receiver. I think you're going to see probably Arizona trying to slow the game down against San Fran, run the ball quite a bit and then they'll just get the ball a lot to Trey McBride. I think this is just going to mean wheels up for Trey McBride and not really anyone else that like against some there might be a wide receiver in this room that has a really good day. It could be Michael Wilson. I I I can't comfortably tell you start Michael Wilson this week. I I I just can't. Um but for the running backs Demarcado had like 13 points last week. Uh Michael Carter and Bam Knight before or behind him didn't get that much usage. So Demarcado I'm going to list as a Mad this week in the Gtier. Michael Carter as in the H tier as a sit. Um, I will say though, if Benson is activated this week, it is going to get a little hairy. Um, and I would say it's between Benson and Demarcato. You'll have Demarcado get the passing down work and Benson probably get a lot of the carries. I would expect that to be a split back field in Benson's first week back where both of them just remain mess.
>> All right, Seattle. This this is a good one. Seattle and and Los Angeles Rams. Now, uh, we'll start with the running backs for Seattle. It's a bad matchup for them. The worst matchup in the league. That's why they're in the Gtier. I'm just going to say sit both of them. I don't want to start either of these guys. Sucks that you have these guys and you can't start them, but like you can't like Kenneth Walker's not startable and against in a tough match up you can't start you can't start these guys. JSN in the S tier the only really JSN is the only guy uh it's a neutral match up for him. Shahed and Cup we also we just don't know how the split there is going to be with Cup like he had a big play last week that kind of boosted his production. Uh so he had nine points. Uh Shahed I he hasn't even really been involved in that offense yet. He had one target last week on 34% snapshot. You don't want to start either of these guys until you know one of them is going to be a contributor for your fantasy team. So, it's pretty ugly for Seattle this week.
Now, on the Rams side of the ball, this is the one of the matches where you have two starting wide receivers. Puka in the S tier, Dvonte Adams in the B tier. Neutral match up for them. You start them both. Uh and then Kairen Williams in the C tier. Uh at the running back position, you're going to start him. Blake Corman in the Gtier is going to be a sit. It's a bad matchup for both of them as well. Seattle's run defense is pretty darn good. And honestly, their p their secondary is pretty good as well. They're they're like one spot away from being a green light or sorry a a red light here for the receivers, but you still have to start both the receivers anyways because it's Matt Stafford in the Rams offense. Um so again, uglier for Seattle than LA, but this could end up being a little bit of a defensive game, I think.
>> Yeah. Then Baltimore and Cleveland I would expect to potentially be a rock fight as well. For Baltimore, Derrick Henry, the number one running back there, Ctier, he's going to be a must start. This is a tough matchup. Uh third least amount of points for running backs this season for Cleveland. So, if you're expecting a big week from Derrick Henry, I would pump the brakes a little bit. He's going to have a pretty low floor. You remember what he did against Cleveland earlier this season, two points with Lamar on the field. Z Flower is going to be a start in the B tier. If you're going to expect anyone to have a really good day, I would probably expect Zay Flowers in this offense to have a good day. Um, he's going to be my start. DeAndre Hopkins behind him in the J tier is a sit.
Cleveland side of the ball, the only guy I'm comfortable starting for sure is Quinnon Judkins in a green light matchup for him. Um, in the Btier, Dylan Samson behind him is going to be a sit. um expect Judkins to potentially bounce back this week. Jerry Judy in the F tier. Look, I'm not going to say you have to start Jerry Judy. He's a must start after having literally one good game this season um against the New York Jets decimated defense when they traded away their two best defensive players. So, we're going to have him ranked in the F tier because he still is a number one receiver there. He's listed as a meh. If you want to flex him, that's fine, I guess. Um if not, then I definitely don't blame you. Cedar Tilling behind him is sitting the H tier.
>> All right, Kansas City, uh Denver is another one that could be a defensive matchup here. Uh, red lights all across the board for every position here. So, Kareem Hunt Matt in the F tier. Bashard Smith is a sit for us this week. Rashi Rice in the A tier is of course going to be a start no matter what. Uh, Xavier Worth is a Gtier Math for me this week. I just you you don't feel very comfortable starting him as well. He's he's around 10 points. He's this high floor. He's a higher floor slash, you know, high upside uh flex option for you there. And so, uh, Gtier, he's a M. You don't If you have better options, I'd start the better options there in this matchup with it's a bad matchup. Like Denver has the best secondary in the league. Um, and Certan is healthy, right?
>> I believe so.
>> Okay. So, I just wanted to make sure because I know he was banged up for a little bit. Maris Brown, the eyes here is a sit for us. And then Denver, again, tough match ups for them as well. Kansas City's defense very good. Not usually fantasy productive games between these two. Uh, Harvey in the Dtier is going to be a start for us, though. Sutton in the Dtier will also be a start for us. And then Troy Franklin, I will say, is a start as well in the Dtier because with Sutton and Franklin, I think realistically the strategy here is to start both of them. They both have 20 point upside in any given week. We we've seen Franklin be more consistent recently, but I don't think you can sit Courtland Sutton. And so I think you start both of these guys. Tyler Batty at running back, we're going to have as a sit, but again, red lights all across the board for defense here in this game. Um I do think there are some guys you have to start in this game, but uh they're going to be pretty boomer and you might get, you know, Franklin have a big year, a big week and Courtland Sutton not. And it's just a matter of trying to choose between those guys.
>> Yeah. Then we got Detroit and Philly. I would expect this to be a more productive game than what we saw on Monday night with Green Bay and Philly, but Detroit three very, very comfortable starts here. Jir Gibbs S tier, got to start him every single week. David Montgomery behind him I'm going to list as a meh in the F tier. Um again, he's very game plan dependent. Just kind of how is the game going? What's the flow of the game? Are they ahead? Are they trying to slow it down? Then they'll give it to Monty. If not, and then they're going to be passing it quite a bit. Um but with the two wide receivers here on Detroit, Almanra and Jameson Williams A tier and Dtier respectively, Alman Raw must start every single week. Jameson Williams has been on a nice little tear um since we told you guys to buy him. So hopefully you can continue that on this week against Philly who's again been pretty neutral um in in terms of production allowed to wide receivers this season.
Philly, you got Saquon Barkley in the Btier. Have to start him every single week. Nobody else behind him as a start. No, not even worth mentioning. And then Devonte Smith and AJ Brown. We're going to list them both in the C tier this week. I would say I I'm confident that both of them could have decent weeks um against Detroit. Detroit is allowed the eighth most amount of points of fantasy wide receivers this season. AJ Brown very boom bust honestly very Jameson Williamses. this would be a matchup where you would be like, "Okay, yeah, AJ Brown can pop one off um this week." And then Devonte Smith has just been a more reliable option this this season where I'm definitely cool with you starting him every single week.
>> All right, and our last match up, of course, any any match up with the Cowboys is going to be a good match up for fantasy. Uh green lights for the Cowboys receivers here. CD Lamb in the S tier and George Pickins in the Btier. Start them both. Easy secondary there in in Las Vegas is not good. Javvante is starting the A tier. We're not starting Jaden Blue. Pretty easy. Again, you're starting the the three guys we normally start in this offense. Uh on the Vegas side of the ball, I am going to say start Ashton Genty in the A tier, of course, with their with up there with Javvante Williams' green lights for both these positions. Dallas defense is cheeks as we know. And then I'm also going to say start for Trey Tucker, which we might actually bump him up a tier. So he's in the F tier right now. Um so we but we might move him up to like the the D tier instead because I do think Trey Tucker is somebody you're going to want to start there this week as is of course, you know, Brock Bowers is going to get most of the targets, but it's just so concentrated without Jacob Meiser. I think Trey Tucker is probably going to have a big game. Um so I think Trey Tucker I'm going to list as a start. Tyler Lockett is a sit at Tyler Lock's in the H tier. Raheem Moster from a running back position standpoint. Uh I'm also going to have his sit. We don't have him ranked. And so there you go. That's every matchup. It's every player. We'll put the big tier list up at the end of the video here. If we could do that, Sherry, that'd be great. Um so that you can see uh the whole entire Flex tier list and make your lineup decisions based off that. But we love you guys. We appreciate you. Hope you enjoyed. We'll see you here next week.