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Speaker: Hey everybody, this is Jay and I am here once again with our fantasy football podcast for the week.
Speaker: And this week I have a special guest, one of my best friends and one of the very best fantasy football players I know.
Speaker: The dude knows a lot about football.
Speaker: And he's a great player.
Speaker: You're going to find out why as we're talking about his record in our league.
Speaker: And that is, everybody, big hand for Mark Feinfeld, the owner of Mark's Majestic Marauders, the only 3-0 team in our entire league, leading the league in both points and also record.
Speaker: Mark, welcome to the podcast.
Speaker: How are you?
Speaker: I'm doing good.
Speaker: Thanks, Jay.
Speaker: Cool.
Speaker: Have you ever been on a podcast before?
Speaker: No.
Speaker: Yours is the first one I've ever listened to.
Speaker: So not only have you not been on, so this is a quick rise, the rise of Mark, the first one he's ever listened to and also the first one he's ever been on.
Speaker: And, you know, you guys, last week I did it a little differently.
Speaker: I did the recaps myself and then I introduced Sarah at halftime, but I'm going to try a little different this week and have Mark join me for the recap.
Speaker: I think it'll be a little more interesting.
Speaker: So we both got the games pulled up and we're just going to kind of run down through the games.
Speaker: And as usual, we're going to start with my own game, the Jay Bronies this week versus the Eye of Jansen.
Speaker: Mark, I was able to do it on Monday night.
Speaker: It was a close match.
Speaker: I pulled it out at the last moment, was able to hold off the Eye of Jansen and I beat Marshall.
Speaker: 119 to 116.5 gave Marshall his first loss.
Speaker: I was shocked that I won this game.
Speaker: And the main reason that I was shocked that I won this game was because I have the worst quarterback that's ever quarterbacked in the NFL, Justin Fields.
Speaker: I dropped him like it's hot.
Speaker: He was terrible, Mark.
Speaker: How did I wind up with Justin Fields?
Speaker: Well, he had the, there was a lot of preseason hype about how his athleticism and, you know,
Speaker: him being with the ball, moving up and down the field, being a dual threat run and pass, but hadn't worked out.
Speaker: The offensive line has been terrible for him.
Speaker: And he doesn't look that great back there.
Speaker: No, he looks terrible.
Speaker: And it was, it was bad.
Speaker: I was yelling at the TV.
Speaker: Of course they were playing the chiefs who is my favorite team.
Speaker: And the chiefs have Patrick Mahomes and that is Marshall's quarterback.
Speaker: And so every time Marshall's quarterback would come out, he would just wreck the field.
Speaker: And you know, they beat the Chicago bears 41 to 10.
Speaker: It actually was not even that close.
Speaker: Yeah, but the interesting thing is that Mahomes really, I mean, he was a manager in that game.
Speaker: He really wasn't the superstar since he only hit his projection.
Speaker: So it wasn't like he blew up.
Speaker: That's right.
Speaker: Yeah, which is lucky for me because I only won by two and a half points.
Speaker: You know, the other thing that happened in that game is my wide receiver, Mike Williams, who they ought to call Glass Cannon Williams.
Speaker: He gets hurt every time he takes the field.
Speaker: Destroyed his knee out for the season.
Speaker: He got me 21 and a half points.
Speaker: So I'm happy about that, but had to drop him also because he's gone now for the season.
Speaker: I had a great performance from Buffalo.
Speaker: The Buffalo defense in a 37 to 3 win against the Redskins.
Speaker: I'm sorry, the Commanders.
Speaker: I'm still having a hard time.
Speaker: that they're not the Washington Redskins.
Speaker: It's the Washington Commanders.
Speaker: A 37 to 3 win and Buffalo got 32 points.
Speaker: I think there was only one other team who's beaten that score on defense.
Speaker: Which team was that, Mark?
Speaker: Was that the... I'm not sure who that was.
Speaker: I think it was you.
Speaker: I think it was the Dallas Cowboys.
Speaker: Oh yeah, the Cowboys week one.
Speaker: Yeah, that was a very surprising result for them.
Speaker: I didn't really expect that the first week of the season, but you know.
Speaker: Giants are great.
Speaker: They look great.
Speaker: And then, of course, the other thing is,
Speaker: They did.
Speaker: And I know we're spending a lot of time on this game, but the other thing I want to mention is if you take a look at Marshall's bench, Marshall had 75 points sitting on the bench this week because he had Kirk cousins, the Minnesota quarterback, 26 points for cousins.
Speaker: When you've got cousins, who's having a great season so far, and you also have my homes.
Speaker: I mean, that's a pretty, that's a pretty good duo.
Speaker: And then he also has this, a canny, a canny, a Connie.
Speaker: Is that how you say it?
Speaker: A Connie on a chain.
Speaker: Oh,
Speaker: A-Chain.
Speaker: Oh, I would have never guessed that.
Speaker: The Miami Dolphins running back who got 49 points on their 70 to 20 whipping of the Denver Broncos.
Speaker: So A-Chain got 49 points with four touchdowns.
Speaker: He had, let's see, I think it was two receiving and two rushing touchdowns.
Speaker: Yep.
Speaker: And 200 yards.
Speaker: Just insane.
Speaker: Like what a crazy game that was.
Speaker: Yep.
Speaker: Did you get to catch that one?
Speaker: I did not.
Speaker: I missed it.
Speaker: But yeah, that was incredible.
Speaker: You don't expect 70 points.
Speaker: In fact, the Dolphins took the foot off the pedal.
Speaker: They could have had the NFL record because 73.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: I saw they took a knee instead of kicking the field goal.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: At the end of that game.
Speaker: Yep.
Speaker: All right, well, let's go on to the next game.
Speaker: The second game this week, which was the Honnold Wraiths against the Nifty Swifties.
Speaker: Sarah's team, the Nifty Swifties, they were able to pull it out with 127 points to 117.
Speaker: This was a pretty close game, and both teams look very evenly matched to me.
Speaker: And, you know, the players...
Speaker: They each had a lot of good players.
Speaker: Lamar Jackson for Baltimore, 28 points against Josh Allen, Sarah's quarterback with 21 points.
Speaker: Again, the Buffalo Bills playing the Washington Commanders.
Speaker: They also, who is it?
Speaker: Kenneth Walker, the third for the Seahawks.
Speaker: Not a great team, but he did a great job with 28 points.
Speaker: What happened in that game, Mark?
Speaker: I didn't catch that one.
Speaker: I'm
Speaker: Well, that one was really a grinding.
Speaker: There wasn't a lot of scoring early in that game, but you're also starting to see the teams are starting to settle in and they're starting to focus in on their best players.
Speaker: And that's what Kenneth Walker has become for Seattle.
Speaker: You don't know those first two weeks.
Speaker: They do a lot of load sharing with the running backs.
Speaker: And once they find the guy that can carry the load, they tend to go back to him often.
Speaker: So Mr. Walker had a good game.
Speaker: We will see that happen.
Speaker: And of course, Todd and Justin, I don't know which one of them is really running the game, but you know, bad luck for them losing Nick Chubb running back for the Cleveland Browns.
Speaker: That was sad.
Speaker: I like Nick Chubb.
Speaker: I think he's a good, a good player, but his knee is out and he's gone for the season.
Speaker: So that's a bummer for the humble.
Speaker: They did say that his, he didn't actually tear his ACL, that it was just stretch.
Speaker: I saw it today.
Speaker: They thought it was just his MCL and he might be back in time for the playoffs.
Speaker: Yeah, you know, I'm a doctor.
Speaker: I know.
Speaker: And I can tell you that an MCL is not as bad as an ACL.
Speaker: That's what I learned in med school.
Speaker: But I bet he'll be out for a while.
Speaker: I bet he'll miss most, if not all the season.
Speaker: Yep.
Speaker: Yep.
Speaker: The surprise player I see on this bench is the Detroit tight end, Sam Laporta, which I wasn't expecting much, but he's been a surprise for me.
Speaker: But.
Speaker: I'm sitting on the bench.
Speaker: Uh, yeah, I don't, I don't know that player at all.
Speaker: Um, he's on the bench with 18 for Sarah.
Speaker: So you think she should play him again?
Speaker: Uh, it depends on matchup and a lot, a lot of times tight ends, it really depends on matchup.
Speaker: So, but yeah, he's been, he's been good the last two weeks.
Speaker: So beaten is beaten is projections, but, uh,
Speaker: you know, the tight ends drop off pretty quickly after the top two or three in the league.
Speaker: And then, you know, yeah, she had Friar Muth and I know she was watching that Pittsburgh game against the Raiders and she was just really hooping and hollering.
Speaker: I was downstairs working and I could hear her yelling at the TV when Friar Muth got his touchdown.
Speaker: She loves the Steelers.
Speaker: She calls it smash mouth football.
Speaker: That's always what she wants to say about the Steelers and
Speaker: She thinks Friermuth is a great player.
Speaker: So let's go on to the third game of the week.
Speaker: That would be Jeff's Wildcats against seventh level Dwarf.
Speaker: You know, so that is Jeff, the battle of the Jeffs, Jeff Fleeg against Jeff Hyatt.
Speaker: And what I want to say about this game is, you know, for everybody who's playing that's new to fantasy football, I know we got a few new players.
Speaker: This is really typical of what you see, which, you know, Jeff's team in week one, I think had 59 points or something like that.
Speaker: Jeff Fleeg's team.
Speaker: And this week his team had 147.
Speaker: And it seems like his team is starting to pick up steam and firing on all cylinders.
Speaker: He had great performances from Dak Prescott, the Dallas Cowboys quarterback, even though they lost.
Speaker: He's looking great this year.
Speaker: Another player, Raheem Mostert, who's one that I don't really know, but the running back for Miami also had four touchdowns in that whipping of the Denver Broncos.
Speaker: and davante adams the vegas um the vegas wide receiver who again in a loss still was able to score 36 points pretty strong team this week from jeff's wildcats what do you think of that jeff uh mark well the davante adams once again you you see the star player coming to the top with the las vegas davante and then raheem it's just they had a two-headed monster there in the backfield and they were without their second best wide receiver in miami because uh jaylen wattle wasn't playing and between hill and mostert and uh
Speaker: A-chain, they were good in all facets.
Speaker: Yeah, they tore it up.
Speaker: Almost over half his points from two guys.
Speaker: Jeff, the seventh-level dwarf, Mr. Hyatt, still hit 35 points out of Keenan Allen.
Speaker: Once again, the man in the Chargers team, the 215 yards receiving is amazing.
Speaker: Yeah, that's a that's a great game.
Speaker: And the Chargers, again, not a great team.
Speaker: And they did win against the Vikings.
Speaker: But, you know, you saw in this game that the Chargers aren't that great, but they had a 35 point player.
Speaker: The Vikings lost.
Speaker: They're not that great, but they've got Cousins, who was what we say, a 35 point player.
Speaker: Uh, that's kind of part of the fun of fantasy football is you get to watch these players have great performances, even when their teams aren't so good.
Speaker: Of course, seventh level dwarf Jeff Hyatt also has a Travis Kelsey, man.
Speaker: I love that guy.
Speaker: Uh, I guess you saw the news this weekend that Kelsey was at the game with his sweetie Taylor Swift, which was the NFL hotline of the week.
Speaker: I think apparently, and they were, they were posting about, you know, explaining to just to Swifty fans how football works.
Speaker: So yeah.
Speaker: Well, I think that's great.
Speaker: Get a few more people on board.
Speaker: I think that football fans can enjoy Taylor Swift because she's awesome.
Speaker: And Taylor Swift fans can enjoy football because it is also awesome.
Speaker: I find it interesting that this is another case of two great quarterbacks and picking the wrong one for Mr. Hyatt.
Speaker: Because he has Tua on his head.
Speaker: Oh, yeah, yeah.
Speaker: Yeah, that just that makes you sick, doesn't it?
Speaker: When you see that and you're like, oh, my gosh, the guy had the game of his career and I benched him this week.
Speaker: But it happens.
Speaker: That's what happens.
Speaker: Again, that's the the fun, I guess, air quote fun of fantasy football.
Speaker: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker: All right.
Speaker: And then we move on to your team, Mark's Majestic Marauders, going to 3-0 against poor Libby.
Speaker: Libby's Garden Hoes at 0-3.
Speaker: You know, Mark, your team is just, it's a solid team.
Speaker: You've got a lot of great players.
Speaker: Who are you most excited about on this team this year?
Speaker: Well, from having the number one running back, Bijan, even though he didn't have a great week, you know, but solid, you know, he's going to be the stud in Atlanta.
Speaker: Herbert for the Chargers.
Speaker: Like you said, not
Speaker: not having a great season so far, but he's just so consistent for them.
Speaker: He's, he's becoming a veteran.
Speaker: He doesn't really, you know, screw up.
Speaker: He's more of a game manager, but you know, 29 points.
Speaker: And then Tyreek Hill down in Miami, I think he was the low scorer of the, of the four, four players for Miami.
Speaker: And he still had 25 points.
Speaker: Yeah, I mean, he really was kind of he was sitting kind of still this week with only nine receptions for 157 yards and one touchdown.
Speaker: He's got to step it up if he wants to keep up with those other Miami players.
Speaker: Right.
Speaker: And they're going to get Waddle back this week.
Speaker: So he's going to have four guys he's fighting with.
Speaker: So.
Speaker: For points that Miami team, I think they could go a long way.
Speaker: They're looking pretty sharp this year.
Speaker: If they really have figured out a way to protect Tua and if he's gotten smarter about, you know, not leading with his head.
Speaker: You're right.
Speaker: They're going to go a long way.
Speaker: Yep.
Speaker: Now, on the other side of the ball, we got Libby's Garden Hose.
Speaker: You know, her team looks great on paper, and I really feel like this team is going to pick it up.
Speaker: She's got Trevor Lawrence, who I think is a really like a sleeper quarterback.
Speaker: I think he's a great quarterback.
Speaker: I've mentioned that in the other podcasts.
Speaker: She's got Mark Andrews, who's the second best tight end in the league.
Speaker: He's been kind of underperforming a little bit so far this year.
Speaker: She's got Harrison Butker, you know, a kicker on a very high scoring Kansas City Chiefs team.
Speaker: She's got the Baltimore defense.
Speaker: She's got a good team.
Speaker: I think just the points have not fallen her way so far this year.
Speaker: It's the problem with fantasy football.
Speaker: Consistency doesn't beat variance.
Speaker: You get those, you know, the guy that only scores 40 points one week, but he's the one that gets you that win.
Speaker: It's really strange.
Speaker: Yup.
Speaker: And then,
Speaker: You know, Libby's also got Waddle on the bench from Miami, who is hurt.
Speaker: She's got Austin Eckler, who continues to be hurt.
Speaker: I think when Eckler comes back, which will be any week now, maybe this week, maybe I think they have a bye next week.
Speaker: And but if they once once she gets him back on the field, I, you know, again, you're right.
Speaker: Variance matters a lot.
Speaker: And the winning team in fantasy football often has a record that's barely winning.
Speaker: Like we flip wins back and forth a lot in fantasy football.
Speaker: And so she's she's probably going to win a few.
Speaker: And, you know, make a run.
Speaker: You only have to finish in the top four to get in the playoffs.
Speaker: And so, you know, it's very, very possible, even with three losses.
Speaker: Especially in a league with eight teams, it's a one year, one year and done league.
Speaker: You know, when everybody starts pretty much.
Speaker: Yes.
Speaker: Yep.
Speaker: Yep.
Speaker: All right.
Speaker: Well, that's the games from last week.
Speaker: And before we get into predictions for next week, I wanted to just ask you a couple of quick questions.
Speaker: Do you, can you tell us a little bit, like you've been doing fantasy football for a long time and I want you to tell me about the first fantasy football league that you put together and how it's different today compared to then.
Speaker: I think there were some major differences.
Speaker: Yeah, just a few.
Speaker: The first league I ever did was in 1990.
Speaker: There were guys at work.
Speaker: I worked at McDonnell Douglas and there was a guy at the office who had been in a fantasy league and I heard about it and I had joined a fantasy baseball league the year before in the spring.
Speaker: So I did fantasy football in the fall and everything was done on paper.
Speaker: The rules for the league were written on the front and back of one piece of paper.
Speaker: You had to get all your stats by hand out of the post dispatch.
Speaker: Every Monday I'd go spend a quarter
Speaker: on the post dispatch and at lunchtime I'd go through all the box scores for all the games and do all the stats for all the teams during my lunch break.
Speaker: And depending on how late the Sunday night game went, the stats may or may not be in there.
Speaker: So you have to wait till Tuesday to get the rest.
Speaker: And then Monday night football would go late.
Speaker: You have to wait till Wednesday to see it in the paper because there was no internet to go look at no, no sites to go find things.
Speaker: So you had to wait for the paper.
Speaker: And we had a rule in the league that if you didn't agree with what was in the post dispatch, you had to go find two other sources to contradict it.
Speaker: So back in the day we had USA Today and the sporting news here in town and people would have to go look at the football stats in there to see what was different.
Speaker: We didn't, waivers were done.
Speaker: You would pass the waiver sheet around each person in the office throughout the week of who could get to pick up waivers.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: We had very different scoring in those days.
Speaker: No fractional scoring.
Speaker: Everything was whole points.
Speaker: Back in those days, a quarterback had to throw for 200 yards before he got any points for throwing for yardage.
Speaker: So you got zero points for zero to 200 yards.
Speaker: And if you threw more than 200 yards passing, you got six points.
Speaker: Plus you got one point for every or two points for every 50 yards you threw beyond that.
Speaker: And the same thing for running backs.
Speaker: They had to get at least 50 yards rushing before you even
Speaker: got to score them for rushing.
Speaker: And, um, yeah.
Speaker: And I think our, ours are like one point per 10 yards or something like that for both, uh, rushing and receive, or maybe one point for 20 for receiving, I believe.
Speaker: Yes.
Speaker: One for 25.
Speaker: So yeah.
Speaker: So for, for, for passing is one point for every 25 yards passing.
Speaker: It's one point for every 10 yards receiving or rushing.
Speaker: So yeah, there was in, uh, when our first league, it was defenses where the defenses and quarterbacks in our first league were the most had scored the most points because,
Speaker: When somebody wrote the rule sheet, they screwed up and put punt returns and kickoff returns as part of defensive scoring.
Speaker: So every time the Kansas City Chiefs ran a punt back in the 90s, I got points.
Speaker: Oh, yeah, they had Tamaric Vanover back then.
Speaker: Yes, they had a few games that they won.
Speaker: Thanks to good old Vanover.
Speaker: I yes, I loved watching him.
Speaker: I scored a lot of points later.
Speaker: They had the other guy.
Speaker: What was that dude's name?
Speaker: He was the joystick.
Speaker: They called him.
Speaker: But I can't remember his name.
Speaker: We'll have to look that up and talk about it next time.
Speaker: But yeah, it draws a blank.
Speaker: They had a couple of really good, good.
Speaker: returners.
Speaker: Well, I, things have changed a bit, um, with fantasy football, with everything on computers and so on and, and all that scoring by hand.
Speaker: But, uh,
Speaker: Glad to have you around, Mark.
Speaker: Glad to have you helping us in this league.
Speaker: And, you know, it's a lot of fun to play with you.
Speaker: It's always a lot of fun to just do just about everything with you.
Speaker: I really just enjoy your company.
Speaker: So I'm really glad you're in our league.
Speaker: We're running a little long.
Speaker: So let's look at next week's games.
Speaker: And let's just very quickly spin through and talk about what we see and who we think is going to win.
Speaker: So the first one that I've got here is me, the Jay Bronies, against Libby's Garden Hoes.
Speaker: um yahoo says that i'm gonna win barely 102.71 to 101.05 i feel like this is libby's week and i'm gonna go i'm gonna say that libby is gonna win this one i think that my team is down a little bit i got rid of jordan um i i picked up well i picked up uh uh stroud from the houston uh texans because he's had a couple good weeks and i also got his top wide receiver tank dell
Speaker: I started tank.
Speaker: I couldn't quite bring myself to start Stroud this week.
Speaker: I got Geno Smith against the giants.
Speaker: I feel like that might be a better choice, but, but I think Libby's got it.
Speaker: What do you think about this game, Mark?
Speaker: Well, it all comes down to injuries.
Speaker: I think if, uh, if Waddle and Eckler are back for Libby, I see more consistency on her side.
Speaker: And you're saying for you, if Barkley is, uh, is available.
Speaker: So I don't know how bad his injury is.
Speaker: Um, the, uh,
Speaker: Yeah, he's got a high ankle sprain.
Speaker: So I feel like he's going to be out another week.
Speaker: I'm hoping he's back.
Speaker: That could be tough.
Speaker: Those are tough.
Speaker: The guy from Detroit, Gibbs, on your bench is a decent backup, but that puts you on the underscoring.
Speaker: So yeah, it depends on how... I mean, Waddle should be back, and Eckler, I think he should be back this week as well.
Speaker: All right.
Speaker: Well, I'm looking at a loss, I think, there.
Speaker: So we'll see how that goes.
Speaker: Okay, second game is seventh level...
Speaker: Go ahead.
Speaker: Sorry.
Speaker: I just think I think I agree with you.
Speaker: I think Libby's do.
Speaker: So.
Speaker: Yeah, yeah, I think so, too.
Speaker: All right.
Speaker: Next, we got Jeff Hyatt, seventh level dwarf against Sarah, the Nifty Swifties.
Speaker: Yahoo saying that that's going to be another close one.
Speaker: 103.
Speaker: Well, 102.98 on Jeff's side to 105.26 on Sarah's side.
Speaker: You know, gosh, this is a tough one.
Speaker: I, you know, Sarah's got Josh Allen.
Speaker: He's playing really well.
Speaker: Jeff's got Jalen hurts also playing really well.
Speaker: Um, they both got pretty good matchups hurts against, uh, uh, hurts against, uh, the commanders and Allen against Miami.
Speaker: The Miami defense is not fantastic.
Speaker: So, um, I don't know.
Speaker: What do you think of this one?
Speaker: I think, I think like, I think, uh, Sarah's the Josh Allen's potential is a lot higher.
Speaker: That could be a real shootout between Buffalo and Miami.
Speaker: which I'm concerned, you know, Jeff's leaving Tua on his bench again.
Speaker: You're going with Sarah?
Speaker: Yeah, I'm going with Sarah.
Speaker: I think just on that, the big points she can get out of Josh Island.
Speaker: You know, if Jeff starts to he will get like nine points this week.
Speaker: Of course.
Speaker: That's just the way it goes.
Speaker: Those defense will show up.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: That's right.
Speaker: That's right.
Speaker: OK.
Speaker: Game number three.
Speaker: Game number three.
Speaker: We've got the eye of Jansen Marshall's team against Jeff's Wildcats.
Speaker: Jeff Fleeg.
Speaker: Jansen, of course, again, with Patrick Mahomes, A-Chain.
Speaker: He's got Nakua, who he's really been hot on, and the Kansas City defense.
Speaker: Jeff's Wildcats, Josh Burrow has not had a great season, but, you know, is kind of due.
Speaker: CeeDee Lamb, Devontae Adams, the Cincinnati defense.
Speaker: This one, Yahoo says Jansen 101.52.
Speaker: Jeff's Wildcats 102.22.
Speaker: So a lot of close games this week.
Speaker: Yeah, I'm going to go with.
Speaker: I don't know.
Speaker: I don't know.
Speaker: What do you think?
Speaker: You answer first, then I'll answer.
Speaker: I'm going to go with I'm going to go with I have Jansen.
Speaker: I'm with Marshall just because of my homes.
Speaker: All right, I'll go with Jeff just so that it can be balanced.
Speaker: We'll say we'll say Jeff's going to win that one.
Speaker: Plus, plus.
Speaker: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker: My homes.
Speaker: No, no, no, that I didn't see the matchup against the Jets.
Speaker: That might be a little tougher.
Speaker: But yeah, I'm still going to stick with with I have.
Speaker: Yeah, could be.
Speaker: All right.
Speaker: And then finally, we got your game, Mark.
Speaker: Mark's Majestic Marauders hosting the Honnold Wraiths.
Speaker: Yahoo says you're going to have 104.48 points and the Honnold Wraiths are going to have 97.79.
Speaker: I mean, by Yahoo standards, that's a blowout.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: You with a 57% chance of winning.
Speaker: What do you think is going to happen in this one?
Speaker: Well, I hope I carry on my consistency here.
Speaker: I haven't been, you know, the first week I had a lot of big blowout, but the last two weeks have been, you know,
Speaker: pretty much just a few, you know, 20 points above average.
Speaker: But the I don't see anything that's really I mean, not nobody's hurt.
Speaker: I'm hoping if I get through the first four weeks in really good shape, give me Mr. Jonathan Taylor back for week five.
Speaker: But it looks looks like I have a good shot.
Speaker: But you never know.
Speaker: You never know.
Speaker: Yeah, I think so.
Speaker: I think so, too.
Speaker: I think you got this one.
Speaker: I think you're going to go to 4-0 on the season.
Speaker: So we'll see.
Speaker: We'll see how it goes.
Speaker: Everybody, don't forget your starters.
Speaker: What's the Thursday game tomorrow, Mark?
Speaker: Let's see.
Speaker: That would be the... We're both pulling it up.
Speaker: Green Bay versus Detroit.
Speaker: Oh, the old black and blue division.
Speaker: All right.
Speaker: So Green Bay and Detroit, if you've got... Who all?
Speaker: If you've got Goff, if you've got... Yeah, I'm not starting Jordan Love, so I'm playing Herbert again.
Speaker: No.
Speaker: All right.
Speaker: Well, don't forget tomorrow, 7 o'clock, get those starters in by then.
Speaker: Good luck to everybody this week.
Speaker: We ran just a little bit long this week, but that's because Mark is awesome.
Speaker: And I don't regret a single second.
Speaker: I'm not even going to edit out one word of this entire podcast.
Speaker: You guys can just listen for 23 minutes and 24 seconds, and I'll just be the way it is.
Speaker: So, Mark, thanks for being on.
Speaker: I appreciate it.
Speaker: Congrats on your first podcast, listening and experience.
Speaker: All right.
Speaker: See you next week.
Speaker: Go to football.
Speaker: You too.
