An AFC South showdown between the Indianapolis Colts and the Tennessee Titans is what's on tap here on Thursday night football. Speaking of the Indianapolis Colts that Colts offense, are they the reason why the Colts have not made that extra push in the playoff race in the AFC? Could they be to blame Philip Rivers as well and the reason why this Colts offense is doing so poorly? We're going to be discussing them and breaking them down as well as other teams that are in position to make the NFL playoffs. However, if COVID-19 were to ruin anything this whole entire 2020 season more than it already has, what is the emergency plan that the NFL has in place that they voted on all the NFL owners this past week? We're going to be discussing that, giving you a little bit more detail on that. Alex Smith made a hurrow come back and is now the quarterback of the Washington football team for the rest of the way. However, after the season, what is next for the 36 year old quarterback? We're going to be discussing him and much more as well as week 10 news and notes around the league all on this brand new episode of time to football. Glad you guys are joining us here on this wonderful Thursday night pregame show. My name is Sasan Khan, the host of this show. I just mentioned the topics that we're going to be talking about, but first before we get into it, I have to get something off my chest. I just have to vent. It's about fantasy football. For you guys that have suffered through injuries, through COVID-19, change around some bi weeks here and there, please sympathize with me. If you're watching this video as we premiere this on Thursday and you guys are chatting with us, leave your comments. Have injuries ruin your playoff hopes and fantasy football because for me it has. It has my team because all the injuries that I've had, first, let me start off by saying who my players were. Number one overall pick, Saquon Barkley. Number two overall pick, Odio Beckham Jr. Number three overall pick, Levy on Bell. My three rounds, my top three rounds, top three picks, those players had Debo Sammy on my team. Had Dallas Goddard drafted Devon Singletary to be a flex player, nothing more. Now I have to start him as an RB one. Had Corey Davis, but I had to drop him because of the bi week. With the NFL change around the bi weeks, he was on the reserve list for COVID-19. Had to drop him. It's terrible. I was three and five going through this past Sunday. I knew that I had no chance or very little chance to make the NFL playoffs or the fantasy football playoffs, but I thought maybe there is a chance. I have to win out, go eight and five. I can make it. Sunday night football, New Orleans Saints, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 31 to three is the score. My opponent has Drew Brees. All I had to hope for was that Brees would score less than 21.56 fantasy points. 31 to three, ball in the three yard line. You have nothing to lose. Why are you keeping Brees in the game? It's the fourth quarter. Why you throw touchdown pass? Just running in with Taysum Hill or Alvin Camara. Second down. Don't throw it.  Instead, Sean Payton calls a play. Slant pass to Josh Shale for a touchdown and I ended up losing my game by 0.12. Now I'm three and six and I have a minimal chance of making the fantasy football playoffs. It's not going to happen. I've accepted it. What a season. What a season. If you guys have any stories like this where you just lose by three passing yards like I did or literally two rushing yards, if Jordan Howard just had two more rushing yards, if Levy on Bell just had two more rushing yards, if Harrison Butker didn't miss his extra points, I would have won. For you guys that have stories like that, leave your comments in the chat. I really want to sympathize with you and sympathize with me because it's a part of fantasy football. It's been fun. It's been fun this year, but wow, those injuries. Those injuries do not play around. Whatever. I'm still having fun playing in the loser's bracket. We play for a draft position next year, so there's still some hopes and dreams for my league and my record. But anyways, like I mentioned, we have many topics that we want to talk about on this brand new episode of Time 2 Football.  We have to name the most, we have to give out the most prestigious award on the show, the hungriest player of the week. Hungriest player of the week, the one that wanted it the most. My hungriest player of the week award, not the check-downs. Hungriest player of the week. Seriously, go to Instagram, type in the check-down and comment below on their hungriest player of the week awards, their post, and say, bro, Time 2 Football created that award in 2013. Very original for you to steal it. That was my weekly reminder that it's my award. Anyways, my hungriest player of the week goes to a man that many people probably aren't talking about, a little bit underneath the radar. He's third in the NFL in sacks this season. It's not Miles Garrett. Okay, it's not JJ Watt, none of these notable defensive ends. It's a guy on the New Orleans Saints. No, it's not Cam Jordan. Trey Hendrickson is this week's hungriest player of the week. Listen, two sacks against Tom Brady, both of them being back-to-back plays. He led this amazing Saints defense against this high-powered Buccaneers offense and limited the Buccaneers to just three offensive points, just a field goal by Ryan Suckup. That's it. That's all he allowed. Two sacks, two quarterback hits, two tackles for loss, and it was one of the main reasons why this defensive line, along with people like Cam Jordan, like Marcus Davenport, and so many more people on this defense, why they played so well. So, Trey Hendrickson came out with a quote later on being asked, he's third in the NFL in sacks. This is what his response was. The work is not done. We're only eight games in. Talking about how he wants to be the sack leader. The work is not done. We're only eight games in. I'm hungry. Oh, that's it. Ladies and gentlemen, that's it. I'm hungry. The hungriest player of the week goes to you, Trey Hendrickson, the one that wanted it the most, the underdog, the person that nobody is talking about. You said yourself that you're hungry, and that's why I'm going to reward you as the hungriest player of the week. Congratulations, Trey Hendrickson and that Saints team for taking the lead in the NFC South. First off, we want to start off the topic in the show with some week 10 news around the NFL. We're going to start doing this every single week going into the Sunday slate of games or actually tonight is the start of week 10. We just want to give you some rapid fire news and notes that's going around the NFL. So, starting off with some week 10 news, we've got Christian McCaffrey. He got a second opinion on his right shoulder. He might actually play in week 11. So, that's some news for you guys. I have those Christian McCaffrey on the fantasy football team. I actually had Mike Davis on my team. I traded for him when he started doing terribly. Of course, I have the worst luck, but I have Mike Davis on my fantasy team, and then when Christian McCaffrey came back last week, I traded away Mike Davis. I was like, you know what? I don't need him anymore. I reached out to the guy that had Christian McCaffrey as a running back on his team, and I was like, do you need Mike Davis to be your handcuff? All right, I will take an up-and-coming running back. Maybe Cam Akers. Cam Akers might pop off. It might be a starting running back in LA. So, you try to make Cam Akers for Mike Davis. That was my thinking, and now Christian McCaffrey has hurt again. So, after this week, if you don't need Mike Davis anymore, go reach out to the person that owns Christian McCaffrey. Be like, listen, this is a very valuable handcuff. You want this guy and try to get the most out of him and trade him away. So, just some tips and tricks for you. Justin Jackson, the LA Chargers running back, more than likely will not play as a quote and stated by Anthony Lin, the head coach of the Chargers. So, if he is more than likely not going to play, meaning he's not going to suit up this Sunday, then this running back by committee approach will definitely be intact for the LA Chargers. I'm talking about guys like Kailin Belage who had 15 carries last week, Josh Kelly who people had high hopes for, but now he goes down in the depth chart. Tremaine Pope is going to come back from a concussion. They're going to run a running back by committee approach. So, if you're, I know Miami's defense gives up a lot of points to running backs, but it's going to be a cluster, you know what, and that Chargers running back committee. The weekend is playing the Super Bowl halftime show. I actually, no lie, I thought the weekend was a band for the first time, the first time I ever heard them. I thought, oh, this band sounds pretty nice. My wife, my hot brunette wife was like, oh, no, this is actually a guy, just one guy. Okay, so I'm excited to see this band perform on the Super Bowl halftime show in front of no crowd. T.Y. Hilton has a chance of playing it tonight, it's a game against the Tennessee Titans. Listen, he's over, he's due for a big game. He really is. Did it number one target for the Colts for Phillip Rivers? It, you know, it could be the running backs on like Naheem Hines, he likes to dump it off to the backs, tight ends. Yeah, but the receiver T.Y. Hilton, he has a chance of popping off against this poor secondary. Chane Galey, the offensive coordinator for the Dolphin says that Tua Tugoviloa looks like his Alabama form. Big words coming from the offensive coordinator down in Miami. He's been looking good, Tua has at least on that game against Arizona. Jerry Jones, the owner of the Dallas Cowboys, stated that he will not draft a quarterback in the first round or actually with a high draft pick. So that could mean the first round or the second round. His words, Dak is our quarterback. Whenever had some successful surgery, had great, is doing really well in rehab. So Dak is expected to be fully healthy by the time that the offseason rolls around by April, May, and he'll be involved in the offseason as well. You've got to sign him to a long-term contract. That could be a little bit of foreshadowing for Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys. Joe Flacco after that Monday night game stated, the Jets felt damn good about their performance against the New Yorker. Dude, they looked good. They really looked good. Joe Flacco, man, three touchdowns and towards the end, kind of faltered down a bit. That's fine. I mean, Joe Flacco and the Jets have that confidence now, despite the loss and they feel like they can compete with a guy and a team, Bill Bauchek and the Patriots that have really manhandled them for so long in that division. So kudos to them. Tak McKinley, the former first-round pick for the Atlanta Falcons, signs with the Cincinnati Bengals. He was claimed off of waivers. The Falcons released them this past week. And for the last two years, he's been a trade target just because he's been underperforming. He's been injured here and there as well. And McKinley could have gone for a second round pick. His words, not the Falcons words, his words that the Falcons could have traded him for a second round pick. Then last year, it went down to like a fifth or sixth. And this year, it was pretty much scrapped. So they just went ahead and released them. The Bengals picked them up. Matt Nagy, the head coach of the Chicago Bears, calls plays on that offense. And he says, that won't change. They started five and one, mind I add. And now they're down to five and four on the cusp of losing. Is that a real word? Cusp of losing position in the NFC wildcard race. Lost three straight games. He stated, the staff looks at all that, talking about if they should change the play calling duties, if they should give it to someone else. But that's not where we think it's at. So Matt Nagy will continue to call plays for the Chicago Bears. Very interesting. We'll see how it turns out. Finally, some other week 10 news, we want to wrap it up with another big topic. Nick Chubb got designated, he was designated from IR, but he may not play this week against the Houston Texans. Karim Hunt is slated to be the starting running back for the Cleveland Browns. So Nick Chubb, 21 day window is open. Want to see how he performs before they put him back into the starting lineup. Now for another topic that we talked about earlier, we mentioned earlier is that COVID-19 is ruining, I will say it, ruining the NFL. It really is. A lot of games have been pushed back. I understand people need to be safe. Okay, yeah, that's good and all. COVID-19 has pushed a lot of games back. A lot of scheduling changes have been made. A lot of teams, when they expected to have a bye week later in the season, had to have a bye week then and there, such as the Patriots, such as the Broncos, such as the Chargers, the Titans, the Steelers, the Dolphins, thereby we've got change around, the Jets by week has got changed around as well. A lot of teams have been affected by the schedule changes with all the outbreaks of COVID-19. And every single week, someone goes on the COVID-19 list, the reserve list. You've got big names going on there nowadays and it seems like that nobody bats an eye at it. Ben Rothesburg was on that list. Baker Mayfield was on that list. Matthew Stafford last week was. All these people, these big names are on this list, but nobody bats an eye because it just happens every single week. The NFL seems like they're moving in the right direction. A lot of teams are following their protocols after that whole debacle with the Tennessee Titans and then the Raiders got fined as well for their protocols that they weren't following. And so the NFL seems like they're back on track and seems like we're not going to have to have an emergency plan. However, this past week, all the NFL owners approved unanimously that an emergency plan will be intact in case the NFL were to extend their NFL season or have to play meaningful games or cancel meaningful games and they could not play them. So what exactly are those emergency plans? So option one is play 17 weeks in the NFL season like normal. See if you can reschedule some by weeks. Okay.  As long as you can fit everything into 17 weeks, that's going to be the NFL's bread and butter. That's what the NFL is trying to do. That's what the target is. They're not going to be affected by COVID-19 if they can fit everything into 17 weeks. Option number two, if they cannot fit everything into 17 weeks, what they have to do is they have to extend the season. That means that you have to play an extra week of meaningful games in week 18. They're going to have a week 18, no other by week, no extended by week. There's just teams that got affected by COVID-19 that had to take a week off. Those are the only teams that are going to have two by weeks for the season. So a week 18 could be a possibility. Man, that's going to mess everything up. The playoffs are going to be pushed back. The Super Bowl is going to be pushed back, but what the NFL has done is for the Super Bowl and down in Tampa, they booked a block of, I believe, three weeks worth of hotels down in Tampa for the expected teams to go down to the Super Bowl and staff as well. That's option number two is have a week 18. Option number three is if you cannot fit everything into 18 weeks and you still have to play meaningful games, this is what they approved on, you're instead going to extend the playoffs from 14 games or 14 teams to 16 teams, meaning that the NFC will have yet another extra wildcard team added to the playoff format as well as AFC, another extra wildcard team. So it'll be eight and eight. What that does is that eliminates the by week. Instead of one team having to buy in each conference with a 14 team playoff format now, instead you're going to have what the NBA kind of does. You're going to have a one seed versus the eight seed, two seed versus the seven seed, so on so forth. What are the teams that are positioned to make the NFL playoffs on the NFC side and what are the teams expected to make the playoffs on the AFC side? For the AFC, the Steelers, the Chiefs, the Bills, the Titans, those guys are the division leaders, one through four, those are the seeds. Then you got the wildcard teams, the Ravens, the Colts, and the Dolphins actually as a matter of fact, if the playoffs were to start today, the Miami Dolphins would be in the NFL playoffs. That's surprising. But the extra team added in to that 16 team tournament would be the Las Vegas Raiders. So things would get very interesting. Now you'd have the Las Vegas Raiders versus the Pittsburgh Steelers in that first round of the NFL playoffs. The Steelers are a very good team. Do the Raiders have a chance? Yes. They beat the Kansas City Chiefs in that one upset game, 40 to 32. But it's pretty much a given. Like, okay, well, the first seed faces the eight seed. The first seed is the favorite to win that game. So it's not going to be that big of a deal for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Instead though, what is going to be the biggest loss is that they're going to miss out on that by week. So those are the eight teams to make the NFL playoffs if they were to have this emergency COVID plan. For the NFC, the Saints have the number one seed. They're expected to have a first round buy if the playoffs were to start today, that get eliminated. The Seahawks, the Packers and the Eagles, or seeds two through four, the division leaders. Then you get the Wildcourt teams, the Buccaneers, the Rams, the Cardinals top off the NFC playoffs if the playoffs were to start today. And then the Chicago Bears would be the eight seed. Through a game losing streak, they would make the NFL playoffs. So you would have the Saints versus the Bears and that game got pretty close earlier this season, went into overtime. They would have a shot at and the NFL playoffs. So the 16 team tournament, I feel like it does make a lot of sense and it's probably the best option just because if you're going to count out a lot of teams and making the NFL playoffs, might as well just reward the next team as well. Just add in another team and see if they could beat the number one seed and advance further in the NFL playoffs. But I want to hear your guys thoughts. What do you guys believe about this emergency plans? What are your thoughts? What are your opinions? Do you feel like this is a very good idea? Do you feel like the NFL is moving in the right direction because COVID-19, man, COVID-19, I thought it was going to go away after the election. I really did. But apparently the election isn't over. Apparently. I don't even know what's going on right now. But yeah, leave your comments and your thoughts down below. We're going to continue to progress in this podcast, but first, you know I got to talk about it, manscaped. 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But that offense, are they the reason why they're just being held so back? And is this offense preventing them from being one of the best teams in the NFL today? Let's break it down a little bit further. 19th and yards pass per game. 14th and passing. 20 second in rushing. Alright, so the passing, not that bad. Everything else could use a little bit of help. The reason why this team is the way that they are and why they're so good is because of their defense. But on the offensive side of the ball, they're efficient. They get it done when they need to get it done. Their turnovers are not that bad. They're tied 7th in the NFL with 9 total turnovers this season. Phillip Rivers, when we speak about turnovers, can throw 3 interceptions in a game, but then go straight, 3 straight games without throwing an interception. So it gets all his interceptions out of the way in just one game, 2 or 3 games without another interception. But is Phillip Rivers the reason behind the Colts lack of success? I was talking to my buddy Larry and he stated that he watched this one game with the Indianapolis Colts. I believe it was against the Cleveland Browns, a game that this Colts often should have performed really well against, against that defense. Watching that game and he stated, man, it looked like the corpse of Phillip Rivers out there. He did not look that good. And you know, I try to give him some benefit of the doubt. I was like, Frank Reich has a history with Frank Reich. Maybe they're just getting like learning a new offense or I mean, you should have this offense already memorized with Frank Reich being your head coach, but maybe they're just still like some miscommunication with our wide receivers and I don't know. Try to get the benefit of the doubt. But this season, it just hasn't been the best for Phillip Rivers. And is it because the Phillip Rivers of the past is no longer and it truly is a new Phillip Rivers that has digressed just a bit good enough to win some games and good enough in certain moments when you need him a good bridge quarterback. But he's not going to be your franchise quarterback. Definitely not for the long term. But maybe after the season, you signed a one year $25 million contract. What are the Indianapolis Colts going to do with Phillip Rivers moving forward? It's a very good question. Larry went on to state that maybe Jacobi Berset could be the answer for the Indianapolis Colts moving forward. I mean, if you look at Phillip Rivers and what he's on pace to throw this season, 4100 yards passing, 24 passing touchdowns, not bad, but then 14 interceptions. Okay, that's, let's get in there. It's, it's a little high for the touchdown interception ratio. But Jacobi Berset in 2019, 2900 yards passing, 18 passing touchdowns, 6 passing interceptions and 15 games. Alright, Phillip Rivers throws for more yards, can can air it out more. Berset, yeah, he's better in the interception game. But you know, it seems like if you want someone that's boom or bust, high risk, high reward, then Phillip Rivers is that guy. But I don't see Phillip Rivers having a future in Indianapolis for much long because of the contract situation with a one year contract, pretty much signing a Provid deal with Indianapolis. Just one year. Hey, let's see if we can make the Super Bowl, make the NFL playoffs and let's just go from there. And so far it's been proven. Yeah, you can make the NFL playoffs you're on track to, but I don't know, it's going to be tough with those numbers when it comes around to to resigning him. So definitely interact with us and chat with us if you believe that Phillip Rivers has a future in Indianapolis after the season. But that's the passing attack of Phillip Rivers. Let's talk about the rushing attack of the Indianapolis Colts, the 22nd ranked run game. We expected Jonathan Taylor to be this three down back like it was in Wisconsin rushing for 3000 yards in three seasons in college football. But Jonathan Taylor, the second round pick for the Indianapolis Colts has been in a running back by committee approach.  I expected him and Marlon Mack more so Marlon Mack to be the front runner and to get more so around 180 carries Marlon Mack. And then Jonathan Taylor get 150 carries this season. But Jonathan Taylor has been a big letdown as far as the Colts offense goes after Marlon Mack came out with an injury or was hurt for the season. It said the Colts, Frank Reich, trust Jordan Wilkins and his ability, trust Naheem Hines and his ability in the passing game is instead of feeding them the ball a lot. So Jonathan Taylor is not going to be that three down back. It seems like for the Indianapolis Colts offense, at least for this season, maybe moving forward, it could be. And I don't know whether that's because of regression with Jonathan Taylor or he just doesn't see him as a big threat in the running games or potential to be a three down back. But Jonathan Taylor has been a little bit of a letdown as far as what our expectations were for him. I do believe that he's still talented. I hope that he were to turn it around. I do wish that Frank Reich were to give him a little bit more carries and I feel like this ground game could turn everything around. But as of right now, we're just going to have to settle with Taylor getting eight or nine carries a game and a Wilkins getting around 11 or 12. So that's my opinion on it. I feel like this Colts offense, this Colts team is very good. This Colts offense is very efficient in getting things done, but they're just out of ceiling right now. They've capped off. And if you just want to break that class ceiling, you want to get a little bit higher, you got to try new things. Got to try new things. Leave your comments down below, interact with us and let us know your thoughts on that Colts offense. Next topic, a heroic story for Alex Smith returning as he starting quarterback for the Washington football team. Okay, gruesome injury. I don't know what it is about Washington quarterbacks. You got Geo Thysman, you got Alex Smith. Why not? Let's throw RJ three in there. It wasn't that gruesome to watch it, but you know, Washington quarterbacks have bad luck when it comes to lower body injuries. And then another one in Kyle Allen this past Sunday, gruesome, gruesome. And I wish him the best of luck. And I hope that he doesn't have to go through so much pain and because it looked bad, but that does mean that Dwayne Haskins is he was already benched in favor of Kyle, Kyle Allen. So Alex Smith is going to be the starting quarterback the rest of the way for the Washington football team. This season has been quite the season for Alex Smith returning after missing a year and a half of football. 17, 18 surgeries later, having an affection in his leg and saying, Mike, he was going to lose his life. That's wild. And he recovered well and he wanted to continue to play football and now here he is as a starting quarterback. What a story for Alex Smith. How long is this going to last though in Washington? That's a real question. 36 years old. Definitely not the future of the Washington football team. This contract that he signed in 2018 in his first season with the Washington football team, the year that he broke his leg. He signed a four year 94 million dollar contract. That's a lot of money, a lot of freaking money. And because of that, because he's not the future of the Washington football team, how long is it going to stay around in Washington? My opinion, I feel like Alex Smith's future in Washington, it's coming to an end after this season. I know it's going to be, it's going to be tough. I really do. I really do. I feel like this, a lot of fans are going to be like, well, man, just give him the benefit of the doubt. He broke his leg. Like you got to just keep him on the team. Listen, I I think that this team has done enough for Smith. They've kept him under contract when they could have released him. You know, they were with him through thick and thin through the whole process of his surgery after surgery after surgery. They've done enough for Alex Smith. Now that's comes down to the business aspect of it. And you've got to move on with Smith. You've got to move on. You've got to look forward to the future. I hope that Smith can continue to play in the NFL. I think his starting quarterback days in the NFL may be numbered, just because of the little amount of opportunities that there are out there for starting quarterbacks. But Alex Smith, I don't see him in Washington much longer. So what's the future for Washington if it's not going to be Alex Smith? Doreen Haskins, he's going to be gone. He's going to be gone. They've already talked about listening to some trade offers for Doreen Haskins. Nobody bit. Nobody bit. So I wouldn't be surprised if after the season Doreen Haskins were to get released. And it's not because of just because of his lack of of success on the field that has part of it to do with it, but it's because of this. I didn't know this about Doreen Haskins, but just from reports that I've been hearing, it's because of some locker room personality issues that I'm hearing about Doreen Haskins, about how he was bragging about his stats, about how he threw for 300 yards against the Baltimore Ravens after that loss to some of his teammates. It's because of that. It's because of other instances like that that Washington is just ready to move on and just, you know, wipe it clean and be like, listen, we drafted you mid round in the first round and we're done at this point. We don't believe you're going to be a starting quarterback for us in the future. Man, what a bullet that people, that the New York Giants dodged. Can we just talk about that with Doreen Haskins? What a bullet. That's a Giants dodge.  After drafting Daniel Jones with your sixth overall pick a couple of years back. I mean, it seems like that it's working out somewhat well that Giants offense has some work to do, but it's not all Daniel Jones's fault.  Oh my gosh, my fantasy season and get some receivers in there. And Daniel Jones will be great as proven by last season and fix your turnovers. Yeah, that's, you got to fix that. But Daniel Jones, I mean, he got a lot of criticism for the Giants, not drafting Doreen Haskins instead going with Daniel Jones. But I think the Giants need what was up and they don't want Doreen Haskins to begin with. So the Washington football team is going to move on with Doreen Haskins and instead might draft a quarterback for the future. And it's not going to be Trevor Lawrence based off the record based off the positioning of the NFL draft. It's instead might be someone like Trey Lance that you draft at quarterback. And it could be a project, you know, I don't know why NFL franchises do this, but he's going to be a project to where he's just going to sit behind Alex Smith potentially if you want to keep Alex Smith for another year and then wait until Trey Lance is capable of winning games and then put him in to the starting lineup. So leave your thoughts down below. Do you believe, do you believe that Alex Smith is going to have a long future in Washington? Is it going to stick around after the season? And what do you think the quarterback position is going to look like for Washington in 2021 and moving forward? Now it's time to answer fantasy football questions that you guys leave and those starts and sets videos every single week. Sad news before we get started. I pulled these questions from those comments and those videos. I hate to say it, but the Asian bots are back. I know, I know, we were doing so well. You guys, the time too faithful were doing so well when reporting them in spam. I was reporting them in spam and I thought we defeated them only one or two, maybe every single week. But then as I was going through these comments, I saw at least 25 Asian bots comment just random things, how they want to make love to me, how they cherish me, how they say I look so good. Yeah, whatever. Yeah, right. We know you're lying. But those Asian bots are back and it's disappointing because I worked so hard to get rid of them, but they're back. Anyways, I was able to salvage through some of these comments, dodge these bots here and there, weave left and right, just picked out a few questions that I'm going to answer for you guys on this show. So starting off with the first comment that we have, it's by Jim M. He says, must say quarterback Teddy Bridgewater, bus of the week running back Mike Davis, defense of bus of the week Tampa Bay defense. Very curious, as you should be Jim, how does it make any sense? He's referring to how I regarded Teddy Bridgewater as he must sit this week. Mike Davis as a bust, Tampa Bay's defense as a bust. One's got to give if this Carolina's office is not going to do well, then Tampa Bay's defense is going to do well, vice versa. Well, let me explain by that, what I mean by those must sits in those bus of the week. Teddy Bridgewater, when I say that a quarterback is a must sit or a must start, a start in my eyes is over 17 fantasy points and standard leagues for a quarterback. I feel like if a quarterback were to reach 17 fantasy points, then it's a success. Would you say so? Maybe you guys are like, 17 is not that much. It's acceptable. It's good. And if it's a start, if you start someone with 17 fantasy points, you're like, okay, that's not bad. I'll take it's better than not good. So I feel like Teddy Bridgewater is going to get less than 17 fantasy points this week. And that could be 15 fantasy points, 16, whatever it may be. But Bridgewater, I don't see a good or a big output from him. Bus of the week, running back, Mike Davis, look at his last three starts that he had. Failed to have double digit fantasy points in either one of those games and half PPR leagues, this is standard leagues that he failed to have double digit fantasy points, half PPR leagues, only one of those games barely got double digits, barely 10.5 fantasy points. And that's because of the emergence of Curtis Samuel, how Matt Raul likes to use him in the running game, and how he's been looking more explosive than Mike Davis in the running game. Defense of bus of the week, Tampa Bay's defense, this secondary, I explained in the video, this secondary is if you watch that Saints game, they got destroyed by the short passing yardage game curl out after curl out after out route, they were unable to stop the Saints offense from being efficient to the point where they got into the red zone, they were able to score some field goals, knock some points down for the Tampa Bay defense, able to get the ball out quick, so avoid some sacks as well. And I feel like this is going to be the same thing for this Carolina offense. They're going to look at that game and be like, okay, let's get short yardage completions, let's move the ball down the field, let's get the ball out of Tom Brady's hands, let's keep the ball in our hands, and let's avoid sacks, let's do whatever we can throw the ball away, get the ball out quick, move down the field, chew out some clock, and let's get this ball moving. So that's why I feel like Bridgewater is going to do well enough to leave the Panthers down the field to where the Bucks defense is not going to have that grade of a game that might be average, but it's not going to be great. But I don't feel like he's going to do or put up big numbers, like he's not going to throw a 50 yard touchdown pass, it's just not going to happen. So that's my best explanation on why I feel like these guys are going to be bust and a set, if that makes any sense. Brindo the Mando asks Jalen Rager or Greg Ward. Greg Ward has officially gone to the Abyss of wide receivers, no longer that you have to pick him up and spot start him.  Now that Travis Fulcombe is coming on pretty strong this Philadelphia offense. So the only two relevant wide receivers, the favorite targets of Carson Wentz are going to be Jalen Rager and Travis Fulcombe. Travis Fulcombe more is a possession guy and Jalen Rager more so as a deep threat, even a red zone target for Carson Wentz. So Greg Ward, the rest of the season and this week as well, I feel like Jalen Rager is going to be the better option for the rest of the way instead of Greg Ward. Next question is from Roy Kim. Why do you value Kai Forbath so high? I don't know who he is, but he just started playing last week and only scored five points. So Forbath has been around the NFL. He's kicked for the, most notably for the Dallas Cowboys. And the reason why I value him so high is just because of opportunity. Okay. So kickers and you could make a case for receivers and tight ends as well, but kickers are the most dependent position in fantasy football as their team. You're only good as your offense is as for kickers. That's the rule for kickers. So Kai Forbath, this Rams offense against the Seahawks. Yeah, they're going to move the ball down the field. They're going to get into field goal range and they might kick a lot of extra points and it's going to be detrimental to Kai Forbath because you could score four touchdowns, five touchdowns for Jared Goff and only have five points total for Kai Forbath. But this increases your chances of getting into field goal range offense because that secondary for the Seahawks, that defense for the Seahawks needs a lot of help. Given up 44 points last week, that's, that should tell you enough. And this Rams offense is good enough to put up a lot of points. So they're going to be good enough to get into field goal range often and Kai Forbath's possibility of putting up big numbers and fancy football increases. I had to stream a kicker this week because I have Harrison Bucker and I still have him on my bench, but he missed so many extra points this year that he has cost me three games now in fancy football. If you just made one of those extra points in three different weeks, I would have won. But I'm going to keep Harrison Bucker just because of the opportunity that he has with Patrick Mahomes and that Chief's offense. Kai Forbath was one of the options that I thought about streaming in the place of Harrison Bucker's bi-week. Eventually I went with Mason Crosby, but Forbath is up there as I start for me as well this week. Let's do a few more. All right. We've got this one from Mark S. Why sit Galman and why sit McKinnon? McKinnon, okay, he's in that running back shuffle again. I know Tevin Coleman is hurt. I know that you got Jermico Hasty and, okay, so first off that matchup against the Saints. It's bad. It's a bad matchup. The Saints are actually pretty good in the run game and run defense at least. So that's number one. Number two, the only reason that McKinnon had a great game last week was because of that one last touchdown that he scored and Thursday night football when the clock was just in four seconds. Had he not scored that touchdown, I wouldn't want to fancy football, but that's okay. That's okay. McKinnon had a great output just because of that touchdown and other than that, I mean, it was not that good for the San Francisco 49ers running backs. They were just down by so much and I feel like this could be the same kind of game script where you're down by so much against New Orleans Saints. You're not going to use this running game a lot so you're not going to use McKinnon a lot in the passing game as even though he is the best passing sketching running back right now, it's not helpful for Derek McKinnon. Why set Wayne Gullman? Because he's been good the last two weeks, but that's because of goal line touchdowns. That's it. Under that, I mean, if you took those touchdowns away, he wouldn't have that great fancy performances the past two weeks. So those are my reasons behind sitting Gullman and McKinnon. Seattle Saints asks, who wins in a Zeke for Michael Thomas trade? Anybody? Somebody? Both of those guys are very by low right now. I value running back so much more than wide receivers just because of the running back apocalypse of injuries that's been happening so far in 2020. So I would say Zeke, the guy with Zeke is going to get a value from this, from this trade, most of them Michael Thomas. But if it's a PPR league, I'm going to go with Michael Thomas because I feel like that this Dallas Cowboys running back committee approach that they have now with Tony Pollard, it's going to hurt Zeke's chances of being a Zeke or Elliott, if you want to say it. But since I value running back so much and if I were down in depth at the running back position, I would say the guy with Zeke. But as far as the player and as far as how many fantasy points I think for the rest of the season, the player is going to get and who wins in that aspect, especially in PPR leagues, it's going to be Michael Thomas. Last one is from Kadeem Ellington. Wentz thumbs up or lock thumbs down this week. Okay, so I don't know if this is a question asking me about Wentz or lock, but I think you've answered the question for yourself between Wentz or lock. I'm going to go with Wentz just because the floor is there. The last time he faced the giants, he had a very good output this season. And he's just the right now currently the more talented quarterback out of the two for lock. He's a little bit more dependent. We got to see a little bit more play out of him to see, okay, the last two weeks he put up some pretty good numbers, but is that for real? We got to see a little bit more out of drew lock. He's attempted 40 passes the last three weeks. So he could be a good, you know, a good play in garbage time and against that Raider's team that could be a high scoring game. But that's just wishful thing. It's 50-50. You want to go with a guy that's safer, that has proven to put up big numbers against this team earlier this season, and that is going to be Carson Wentz. As you can tell, you answered that question for yourself. But that'll do it for this week's episode of Time to Football. Hey guys, let me ask you a question. Did you enjoy the show? And if you did, please subscribe to this channel so you can stay up to date when we come out with our weekly show every single week, every Thursday at 7pm. Also, if you listened to us on the audio experience ago, make sure you hit us up on YouTube. Subscribe to this channel, youtube.com slash Time to Football. Vice versa, if you're chatting with us, if you're watching this up on YouTube, go over to the podcast app, listen to us on the go, okay? So this is like a pre-game show. This is a Thursday night game, pre-game show that we have so you don't have to listen to Fox Sports or NFL Network and their coverage. You're going to have to listen to Joe Buck and Troy Ackman now for that play calling on the Colson Titans game. I can't help you with that.   With all that said, thank you guys so much for watching or listening to this podcast. It's week 10 of the National Football League 2020 NFL season. Adam Gase is still the head coach of the New York Jets. Enjoy the game and I'll see you next week.


Hey you guys my name is Brittany and welcome back to my YouTube channel. You guys in today's video I will be sharing how I plan my homeschooling year. So if any of you guys are new here to my channel again my name is Brittany. I'm a homeschooling mom to three girls. I will be entering in my fourth year of homeschool you guys. This upcoming homeschool year I will have a sixth grader, a candy gardener, and a pre-care. So I just really wanted to walk you guys in the steps that I take in planning my homeschool year. This is going to be a video that's going to be broken down into two parts. In today's video I'm going to share with you how I schedule out my year at a glance. So like my whole year overview of how I plan that out. I'm going to share with you guys my quarterly plans that I do because I do follow the Sabbath homeschooling schedule in my homeschool where I do six weeks on and we have a one week off break and I will get into further details in that later in today's video. And I'm also going to share with you guys my daily schedule like my daily flow. I really feel like I love to I guess target those three main areas in my beginning planning process because it really helps me figure out everything else. In my second planning video I will go over like my curriculum overview how I break down each piece of curriculum for each child and things like that and how I actually plan out my quarter. So that will be like a more detailed video and I'm going to do that in my part two video. So you will really get a good glimpse of me planning out the start of our homeschool year. And I think I really want to make more planning videos this upcoming homeschool year so you guys can really see I guess how I planned out my quarter. And then when I do my monthly update you kind of see what we actually tackle versus what I actually plan because those are really cool videos to watch. So for me in the state of Georgia I do have to follow a specific homeschooling requirements. And I think that's my first tip that I will give you guys. And I know you hear it on repeat all the time which is look up your state standards. And I definitely will recommend you guys to look up your homeschooling state standards. And I always look them up yearly because you never know if any state requirements or any of your homeschooling laws may change yearly. So I definitely make sure I go on to the Georgia Board of Education's website. I typically don't go on HSLDA how it's a good hub. However I like to go to my specific state's website because you get more details about the specific laws. And if any of you guys are Georgia homeschooling families I will go ahead and link the website that I use in this website. We also have our Georgia Declaration of Intent form that we have to fill out for the state of Georgia. Pretty much we're just notifying the state of Georgia's Board of Education that we are homeschooling our kiddos. It's a simple form that we have to fill out where we have to put our child's name, their age, our address. We have to put the dates that we intend to homeschool. So for the state of Georgia we have to homeschool for 36 weeks or equivalent of 180 school days. And when we fill out our Georgia form of Declaration of Intent we have to give specific dates. And what I typically do is I put in the maximum amount of dates that I can. So for me for the state of Georgia I put our start date for July 3rd 2023 and our end date of June 30th 2024. So pretty much I'm giving myself a full year to meet the 180 day requirement of days to homeschool. So I really like giving myself that huge buffer. So even though I'm not starting my homeschool year on July 3rd anything that I do because I am a year around homeschoolers that I would say okay this was considered a full homeschooling day I will go ahead and check that off as one of our homeschooling days. So that is like how I fill out my Georgia Declaration of Intent because I get so many questions about that. Now for me I am in a testing year for the state of Georgia we have to do standardized testing every third year starting off at the third grade. So that means that I would have had to do a standardized test for Brielle my oldest order in the third and now we're in the sixth grade. So typically we have to pick a test supplier and I will go ahead and link down below in my description box test suppliers that is approved for the state of Georgia and for me I'm still trying to figure out which test I do want to use this upcoming homeschool year for Brielle. I'm thinking about either doing the map test or doing the Stanford 10 test. The difference between those two is the map test will test her in reading math, reading comprehension and language. However the Stanford 10 test will test her in all of her subjects across the board where she will be doing reading math, language, arts, science and history. So my husband is actually leaning more towards doing the Stanford 10 test since we have always tested her reading language and writing just so we can get a bigger overview of how she is doing in history and in science and I'm kind of like indifferent I really don't know so those are two test publications that are approved from the state of Georgia that we will be looking into using at the end of the school year and I do my standardized testing in May which is typically are in month for our school year. So you guys I'm going to go ahead at this point and flip you guys around I'm going to share with you our calendar I'm going to share with you my planner and all the nitty gritty things of our planning out my homeschooling year part one. Okay you guys this is actually my year at a glance schedule I decided to go ahead and save you guys like the time of me actually like highlighting and showing you guys like the breakdown and how I actually plan out my year to just show you guys my printable. So I typically print off this paper right here this is a free printable from paper trail and I will go ahead and link this down below because if you don't have a homeschooling planner this is a perfect way for you to I guess plan out your overview of your year for completely free and this is kind of like what I did for a while because last year was really my first year using a homeschooling planner so yeah so this is how I would plan out my homeschooling year so this is actually my second year doing the six weeks on one week off schedule and this is how my year overview looks. Now I am very flexible with this schedule because things can change and this is how it looks right now but I may decide I want to start school a little bit later or not so this is just a overview so I'm going to zoom you guys in so you can kind of see my actual schedule a little bit better but right now I kind of pushed us back our tentative start date is actually going to be on July the 24th and what I do is I actually count out six weeks from there so this is one two three four five and six so our first week break that we're going to be having is really cool it falls on Labor Day week so which is really cool this is our first week off so we did six weeks strong and then I kind of like go from there so then we have one two three four five six here goes our like fall or October break right when we're getting like fatigued and then I love scheduling us out like this for November where I split up our six weeks so we'll do three weeks and then we'll have our whole week off for Thanksgiving and then we have four five and six now I went ahead and I have an extra buffer week right here and I'm going to share with you guys why I went ahead and have seven weeks in this term instead of six here is our Christmas break that I typically do we typically take two weeks off for Christmas and I love having our Christmas break go into January because this is Alana's birthday my baby girl's birthday and I love having that week off to like clean and to clutter my house and to really have and start off a good year and typically like around Christmas time after Christmas is when I kind of like want to do a house reset and so that's typically the time that I use this first week in January to do and I don't really feel the pressure to like come in first day of the year starting strong with our homeschooling year so from here because I have this seven week buffer I will only do five weeks and this is really good because when you're starting off your homeschool year you're kind of like tired you want to you know start off strong but I typically give us this buffer so right here in February we will have our week off and then kind of going from there right here I have another kiddos birthday Leia's birthday is right here and I decided since her birthday was on Thursday we'll go ahead and take off a Friday and then it'll kind of like lead into like our spring break right here so our spring break is the first week of April then I have us doing our last six weeks strong and typically right here this last week we typically won't be doing curriculum for my oldest order this is the week I typically use for testing so we will be actually finishing off all of her curriculum on the 10th of May and then right here is testing and then this is our two week break that we take in preparation for like our summer school or our summer schedule because I do like us to do a summer schedule so this right here I have it blocked off as a buffer because at the beginning of the video when I was telling you guys how I have from July 3rd all the way until technically the 30th but I'm going to say 28th because that falls on the weekday to get 180 school days for Braille so if we have any sick days or anything like that these are like my buffer days so I can push back this into June so I have all the way up until June to count a school day which I love that flexibility so even though this is my schedule that I have planned if I have anything that changes I definitely have room to change to shift things around so um yeah okay you guys I forgot to mention in the six week buffer that I have on our weeks off I do want us to do some field trips this year and here are some of the field trips that I mapped out for us the Tellus Museum we actually already went to the Tellus Museum on July the 6th so since we did that and we were at the museum for about four hours we watched like a live show in the um planetarium I'm actually counting that as a school day for Braille so that's why I have it blocked out on my calendar this six that's what that means so um we already did our first field trip of the school year I have us set up to go to the Martin Luther King Center and tour his house since we are in Georgia I want to go to the Children's Museum now this one's more geared towards my younger kiddos um because it's not really much for Braille but hopefully she'll be okay tagging along in this you know adventure with us I have the Atlanta Zoo where I want us to go to because we get free zoo tickets every summer so we're going to utilize our free zoo tickets I have us going to the National Center for Civil and Human Rights Museum which is a really cool museum that's downtown next to the Georgia Aquarium and I've always seen it they have great artwork displayed there and I think Braille will love that one and then the firm bank science museum of um it's like a science museum a natural history museum I think they will enjoy that all and that's like for all ages so these are six field trips that I have planned so hopefully I can squeeze them in in between this school year so technically I already did one so um any times we have a week off I definitely want to go ahead and um schedule out for us to um do one of these field trips and for the MLK Center you guys uh Martin Luther King Day in January that will be a great time for us to go to the MLK Center so that will probably be a field trip I would do in January um so yeah so uh these are like some of the field trips that I have scheduled tentative hopefully we can get to them if not this is just a plan so you guys this right here is my homeschooling like my weekly and my daily schedule for my kiddos and how I have broken down things I'm really happy that I have done summer school with the kiddos and we've been you know dabbling into a little bit of phonics and reading for uh my Kenny Gartner and then for my sixth grader Brie we've been just doing a little math and grammar and reading I mean reading across the board for everyone so I'm really able to kind of like gauge like the flow that I can do especially uh with my big age gap with my kiddos so um this right here is uh again my homeschool schedule this is a free template from Canva so right here I have scheduled for Brielle to go ahead and do her math because she can do that independently without me and then we will officially start off our school day with our younger ones after they've gotten dressed and everything like that at nine where we will go ahead and do our bible morning time breakfast things like that after bible morning time we will clean up from breakfast and then that will be Alana and Lea's um morning calendar time for Brielle she can go straight into all of her independent work so I have fixed grammar word roots her oak metal english she definitely will be able to start that off on her own because she can go ahead and start doing her assigned literature reading or any assignments on that she can do independently because this curriculum is written towards the student uh during that time where Brielle's working independently I'm going to kind of be switching off between my younger two doing math with them I have Brielle still again doing language arts from 10 30 to 11 however long it takes my kiddos the younger ones will get a break um and then I will go ahead and do phonics with both of the younger ones and handwriting with Lea so as you guys can see the younger kiddos they're pretty much done after about like what an hour and a half and they are free to do independent play this is when I will come in between 11 and 11 30 with Brielle check over any work from English and we may or may not start um history or science it just depends and uh from there we will I guess depending on like it just depends on the day you guys because she may have all this stuff done completed and we can go into that or I may have to check and work a little bit longer on English it just depends so uh what I have right here is we typically do lunch time uh between 11 30 and 12 my kiddos are ready to eat lunch and this is a typical time that I will put our read aloud on uh for us to listen to on audible we take a big break we go outside uh sometimes I just play music if it's raining the kids dance they get all their wiggles out and my younger two will go down for quiet time after we have like this you know big break in between our school day then I will I have to slot it out for Brielle to be either working on history or science I typically do history and science two days out the week so like Monday Tuesday would be a science day and then history would be Wednesday Thursday it's typically how I schedule it out because I don't want Brielle to be doing all five of her subjects every single day I like us to kind of like do our core which is math language vocabulary uh grammar all of that all together and then uh we kind of go into either history or science because we can really focus and hone in and own those two subjects for two days and kind of like go from there it really worked out well last year uh during this time right here I have our study hall period and if you guys seen my middle school changes this is the period where we're going to be working on any type of like study hall skill note taking things like that with Brielle I have that time carved out uh after a quiet time for my younger kiddos we will go into our snack time Brielle will go into creative writing piano she's doing Spanish you guys she's been really really enjoying doing Spanish over the summertime so we're just going to go ahead and take that into our school year uh from four to seven again it's free play technology time family time and then uh Brielle does her independent assigned reading and fun reading in the evenings then for the younger kiddos bedtime at eight for the younger ones and Brielle's bedtime is 9 30 since she's older so uh this is our schedule for Monday through Thursday on the back right here I have our schedule for Friday and it pretty much looks the same as far as math and our bible and morning time the only difference is Brielle's load is a lot lighter I like to keep this day lighter because if it's any assignments that we need to drag over to Friday that's what we do on Fridays Fridays is like our library time our enrichment time um our home school hangout time so I like to keep Fridays a lot lighter so she would typically do reading detective uh for my younger kiddos um I'm not going to be doing math for phonics with them on Fridays we're just going to read on Fridays for them and this is their messy art time on Fridays for Brielle uh is when she's going to be doing um her music curriculum and or art for her as well we have a lot of free play outside reading creative writing piano Spanish all the same things it's just Friday is our typically lighter day whatever we didn't get to on Monday through Thursday it kind of falls onto this day and um this is kind of like how I like to schedule it and you guys buy it Friday you guys I don't know about you but I'm just burnt out and I'm done so I really like the lighter load on Friday so again I will go ahead and put the template that I found for this one free and link it for you guys below but this is our Monday through Thursday schedule and then this is our Friday schedule and how I tackle out our home schooling uh days on the daily okay you guys this is my home school planner that I'm going to be using I think I already shared it with you guys in my last video what I did was I went ahead and I took off the bind it and I spiral binded it myself I was so nervous you guys but it actually came out okay I made a few mistakes but it was my first time it's perfectly fine so this is the home school planner that I'm going to be using again this home schooling year I have my erasable pens these are some generic erasable pens they're a lot cheaper than the other brand what is it the fix fix are on or whatever brand I forgot what it's called but um these are cheaper I will link these down below and you get more pens and they work just as well um I do have my um erasable highlighters that I like to use as well these I didn't find an off brand for this one so I just got the pilot ones for this so that's my favorite I have my big old bin of washi tape that I have been using this is from last year you guys so I'm really really excited I love using washi tape when I do my reflections pages so I'm going to go ahead and just give you guys an overview of how my planner looks I haven't actually written in it yet but in my next video I will show you guys how it actually looks because I will be playing out like my curriculum and you'll actually see everything but I kind of wanted to give you guys like a blank overview of how the school next planner does look so um here is the beginning part where you can do like your index or your overview pages right here she just has them blank uh right here this is my calendar so what I'm going to do is now that I have finalized my actual school year calendar I will go ahead and translate it right here my field trips what I would do is I'll go ahead and write them out right here that I want to do for the kiddos um it has an attendance record right here and this is perfect for me because I do again have to count out 180 days of school so in the beginning it has her it has any classes that the kiddos are taking none of my kiddos are taking any particular classes brielle's doing piano but that's online so this page I probably will like uh put washi tape and use it for something else because I love the you know flexible flexibility of this calendar curriculum overview what I'm going to do is I'm going to go ahead and highlight all of the core curriculum for each kiddo so this might be brielle's page leah's and alana's page um I have the book list you guys I love doing the book list where I like print off a little teeny picture of the book and put it on these pages so um I'm really really excited I think what I'm going to do this year is just highlight our favorite books and then um I'll just go ahead and write out our full book list on like maybe the last page so maybe the first two will be our fun and then the last page I'll just write out all the books that we've read um it's so fun looking back at the books that we read at the end of the school year so here is the curriculum progression chart which I haven't seen many planners actually have this and this is so fun when you get done with your six week term and you get the like highlight and shade like all of the curriculum progress that you actually made so I'm going to just do the core for each of the kiddos mainly for brielle and leah not necessarily alana um here is the month in review so mine's is going to start off in july and I can just kind of like fill it out and get it started so it's all of the months right here I kind of put a little wash tape on the side because I was trying to see if I like that style so it has all of the months and then uh when you get done with all the months you go into your weekly overview so here let's keep on going so you guys can see a weekly overview okay all right so here goes the weekly overview so your week will start off with your weekly overview and this is the page I would do like my reflections and pictures of the kiddos you can do your weekly goals and note taking your schedule monday through sunday oh wow that's cool so she even adds the weekends there um that's cool because if you do a field trip on the weekend you can kind of like add it there for your week and then this page right here is your weekly plan and like I said I will show you guys how I set up this weekly plan for my kiddos I like to reverse plan so what I would do is I would just write like math and uh write like math with confidence math you see primer for leah math for brielle I'll write a math you see zeta and I'll just write it across and then as we complete each lesson I will write down the lesson we completed so when I begin all I will be doing is just writing out the subjects and uh what I have us planned to do but I actually don't write what we do until we actually do it so this is a little glimpse inside of my planner and I cannot wait to share with you guys um how this looks when I set it up in my next video now for brielle you guys I loved using a student planner for her and this is her student planner that she's going to be using it's the same exact one it's a free printable and again I will link it down below for you guys my description box is going to be so full after today's video but this was a free uh planner student planner that I used last year and she absolutely loved it so brielle will probably come in and fill out her planner on the first day of school so uh she has like her uh student version of mine where it has like all of the courses she's checking off and she's writing the days of the week that she's going to be doing it I have um a reading log for her so she can record all of her independent fund readers in here uh this is her week at a glance so it looks pretty similar to mine and right here in the note section is typically where I will write like little notes for brielle um especially like at night when I'm planning and she's sleeping and I kind of don't want to bother her I would just write it right here so she knows okay well mommy wants me to do page number this I'll go ahead and add it right here so that's kind of like how we utilize the note section right here for me and then she fills out the rest of her weekly plan on Mondays we plan Monday and Tuesday on Tuesdays we plan Wednesday and Thursday and on Thursdays whatever we have left over she didn't finish we will go ahead and plug it in for Fridays like I was saying before so this was a completely free student planner and it worked out really really well for brielle and she's used to uh coming in filling out her planner and this really gave her a sense of independence and she didn't need me so as you guys can see like I'm working with my younger kiddos in the schedule uh brielle can look in her planner see what she has to do and say okay I can just do this next and I'm just going to wait for mommy to get done and then we will have our time together so um yeah so you guys this is how I plan out my homeschooling year and I'm so excited about my new school nest homeschooling planner thank you guys so much for watching today's video of me planning out and sharing with you guys how I plan my homeschooling year I really hope that this video was really helpful I really hope you're able to really get a good glimpse of how I keep things really really simple and flexible and planning out my homeschooling year uh that's the one beauty of homeschooling is that we do have the flexibility and I like to keep it really flexible I don't really box myself in um I really want to leave in room in my year for uh any types of pivots or changes that you know we may go through because I mean this is homeschool and life you know combined you guys so um stay tuned you guys for part two of my homeschooling planning videos and you guys as always thank you so much for watching and I look forward to seeing everybody in my next one bye


Now, we look at the diagram. This diagram in front of you can show quickly the whole process of mitosis or the division. As you can see in the first diagram A, the cell is present in the interface. The nuclear membrane is complete and now this is the diagram showing the mitosis in animal cell. You can see a nucleus in between, you can see centrosomes, a pair of centrioles present on one side of the nucleus. The diagram B, next one, shows the early prophase. In this diagram, you can see that the chromosomes, they start appearing, they become condensed and we can observe them under a microscope. The spindle fibres are forming. After that, cells enter into the, next we can call it the late prophase. In late prophase, the spindle fibres are formed and the chromosomes start attaching themselves to the spindle fibres. After this, next stage comes the metaphase. In metaphase, cells, chromosomes arrange themselves on the spindle fibres. They are attached to spindle fibres in the, almost in the center. In the next phase, anaphase, the chromosomes starts moving towards the poles of the cell and they are as you can observe. The chromosomes, they are divided from the center and equal number of chromosomes are going on both sides. In the telophase, you can see that the chromosomes reached that center. They started to, started thinning again and the nucleon membrane starts forming. In the next phase, you can see that the cell is divided into two daughter cells. Now we look at these processes, all of these stages in detail. Metaphase results in two cells which are alike, just like each other, by almost every aspect. Mitosis is also called, it's a caryokinesis, you know that caryo is the word used for the nucleus. This is for division of the nucleus. When the mitosis of the caryokinesis completes, then comes the next phase called cytokinesis when cell itself is divided into two. The caryokinesis consists of four phases, prophase, metaphase, anaphase and a telophase. When these four phases complete, prophase, metaphase, anaphase and telophase, then the nucleus is completely divided and then the cell divides itself into two daughter cells. Now cytokinesis is different in animal and plant cells, we will talk about it later. We are talking about the actual mitosis, the caryokinesis, prophase, we are talking about the first phase, the prophase. In the interface, the chromosomes are not visible, we can see only the nucleus because the chromosomes are very thin at that stage. In prophase, chromosomes start condensing, due to the condensation they become appearing under the microscope, prophase. First of all we are talking about prophase. In the interface, chromosomes are very thin and they are not visible under the microscope. But as the prophase starts, the chromosomes start condensing, start thickening, due to this condensation they become visible under the microscope. As we know that cell has passed through a process of DNA synthesis already, so each chromosome at this phase is duplicated, is double and have two parts which are alike called the sister chromatids. If you look at the diagram above, you can see that one chromosome is duplicated and it is looking like there are two. These are actually the replicated or the duplicated chromosomes. Now each chromosome has a central point where we call both of these parts the sister chromatids. They have a central point, the central point here, where both of these sister chromatids are joined together. Then this part is also occupied by a protein called kinetochore. Kinetochore is attached, is actually attached these sister chromatids to each other and later on in the later prophase, when the spindle fibres are formed, kinetochore attaches these sister chromatids to the spindle fibres. In next part, in the prophase, the chromosomes they are condensed, they consist of sister chromatids attached to each other. The centrioles they start moving towards the poles of the cell and they form the spindle fibres, long long fibres which are present for the attachment of chromosomes and their movement. At the end of the polymers, at the end of the prophase, the chromosomes attach themselves with the help of their kinetochores to the spindle fibres. At the end when this is complete, the nuclear membrane starts dissolving and now the nuclear membrane is not present, so the chromatin material is exposed in the nucleoplasm only and they are not surrounded by a membrane, the nuclear membrane disappears. In plant cells, the centrioles are not present and the spindle fibres, they are formed with the help of the components of spindle fibres, the microtubules present inside the cytoplasm which are produced by the endoplasmic reticulum and the colgibodies. Then comes the next phase called metaphase. In metaphase, chromosomes arrange themselves on the equator. As we know that in the prophase, chromosomes they were attached to the spindle fibres with the help of their kinetochores. Now they arrange themselves in almost centre of the cell, we call it equator. So in metaphase, cells arrange themselves in the centre. After metaphase, the next stage comes is called anaphase. In anaphase, the spindle fibres start pulling chromosomes towards the poles. When they apply the pulling forces on the chromosomes, the sister chromatids divide from their kinetochores and they are separated. They divide actually from the centre mirror from which they are, they were attached to each other and the sister chromatids, they are separated and out of each chromosome, one sister chromatid move towards one pole and the other sister chromatid move towards the other pole. This stage is called anaphase. Then these chromosomes keep moving towards the poles in the anaphase and this stage is important and critical because equal number of chromosomes actually in this at this time the sister chromatids should reach each pole to retain the natural chromosome number. If some sister chromatids they do not divide, then the result will be faulty cells and they may be, they may die, they cannot survive. So the anaphase is this phase in which the spindle fibres start pulling the chromosomes towards the poles. Chromosomes are divided at the centre mirror and each sister chromatid move towards one pole. Then comes the next phase called telophase. In telophase the sister chromatids reaches at the pole. At this stage they start decondensing and they start we can say thinning again coming back to their normal position in which they were present before the profile. At this stage we can say the nuclear material, the chromatin material, the chromosomes they start decondensing. So at the end of this stage the nuclear membrane start reforming. When this stage reaches the mitosis or we can say the nuclear division the karyokinesis is complete and then the cell enters into the the next phase called cytokinesis that is division of the whole cell. Now division of the whole cell is different in the animal and the plant cells. We have a look on certain pictures taken from onion cells for the in their prophase, in their metaphase, anaphase and telophase. Let us have a look on these pictures first and then we will talk about the cytokinesis. Here in the diagram you can see in the circle on the top prophase. This is the real picture taken from the microscope. You can see the chromatin material is condensing. On the right down you can see a metaphase the chromosomes are arranged on the equator. In the next picture you can see beautifully placed anaphase in which the chromosomes are moving towards the poles and they just look like two umbrellas facing each other. In this diagram again in the circle you can see a telophase, a telophase in which the chromosomes have reached their destination to the poles and they start decondensing but yet cell is not divided. After this stereokinesis, nucleo division is complete. Now cell have to divide into cells. Now the cytokinesis or division of the cell is different in the animal and the plant cell. We talk about the plant cell first. In the plant cells as you can see in the diagram above in the center of the cell a plate or a line is formed. This plate is formed of some materials which are produced by the Golgi bodies of the cell. These materials start collecting inside the center when the nucleo division is complete and then this cell plate start moving towards or we can say start growing towards the sides of the cells. And ultimately it joins with the cell membrane and divides the cell into two. Now this cell plate have components of cell membrane in the cell wall so that it can make the cell membrane to separate the cells and then the cell wall as well. After that the cell divides into two different cells. Pytokinesis an animal cell is different. As you can see in a picture above when the nucleo division is complete in the animal cell a cleavage furrow is formed. We can say an invagination is formed in the center of the cell and this invagination continue to grow towards inside. As we know that in plants the cell plate was formed in the center and then it moves towards the external sides but in the animal cells a furrow or an invagination is formed in the center from the exterior and then it is moving towards or growing towards the interior of the cell and then it divides the cell into two. This process of cytokinesis in the animal cells is supported by the cytoskeletal elements the actin filaments and microtubules and other cytoskeletal elements help in this cleavage furrow formation they actually contract and stretch the cell membrane the plasma membrane towards inside and ultimately this invagination from all the sides join each other and divide the cell into two daughter cells. Now the division of cell is complete and the both cells are now called daughter cells these cells have equal number of chromosomes and almost equal quantity of the cytoplasm and organelles and all the other things.