Guten Tag, everybody. Welcome into the front yard fantasy hour presented by FanDuel. I'm your host, Simon, joined as always by my co-host, Josh, in this weird newcomer, replacing JL Tony. We call him weird. I'm Tony from Brooklyn. Come on, guys. We are also joined by a very special guest here today to play some pole perception with us. He's an NFL analyst for Rotowire and the host of fantasy sports radio on Saturdays. Jim Coventry, thank you so much for coming on today, my man. Oh, I'm excited to be here. Excited to have football with you guys. Last time I was here, Josh had no sleeves. This time he's got no sleeves. We are dressing for success. I can't help myself. Josh, getting sleeves on Josh is one of the most difficult things you can do. It's unreal. The second you get them on, you turn around for one second. They're just explode. Yeah, just explode the sleeves off. Absolutely explode the sleeves off. Like I said, guys, we are going to play some pole perception today. 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Before I pass it off to Tony from Brooklyn, who's going to be hosting for us today, I'm going to run through the rules for everybody real quick. How this game works. JL or Tony found seven poles before the show. These are going to be NFL or fantasy related poles. Our job is to guess the results of these poles. What does the public think about these players? JL will propose one of the poles to one of the contestants. Let's say to me, you'll ask me what percentage of people chose side A in this poll. I'm going to give my guess. I'll give a percentage. Josh and Jim, you guys would then be responsible for guessing the over or under on my guess. The closer I am to the real number, the more points I'm going to get. If you guys correctly pick the over under, you'll get points. We're going to do six rounds like this, alternating who's set in the line. And then in the seventh and final round, all of us will give a number. Whoever is the closest is going to get five points unless they hit it right on the head, they will get 10. The person with the most points at the end of seven rounds is the winner of pole perception on this Friday. You guys ready? Hey, wait, I should have asked you this beforehand, Jim. I can't believe I forgot, but are you ready to lose today? Yes, I come here to lose. That's my sole purpose of joining the show. Last time I was here, I got all the questions right, and I got none of the points. It was my own fortune. Oh, yeah, I was going to say, I was a first game. Our first time, Jim was the first time, yeah. I got one question wrong, actually. I got like 12 right, zero letters. Like, believe it or not, Jim, that has been a theme of fantasy fortune. I found that people are really good at with the puzzles or really good at answering the fantasy questions rarely both. I fall on the puzzle side. I if I will let everyone else do the work for me answering the questions and putting letters on the board and then I play clean up duty coming in and solving the puzzles. But Jim is a whiz at those questions. We got rumb boys in here. What's up, Robbie Dilly? Glad to have you in here. And Fandall said, Halloween party. It is a Halloween party. We are somebody's party here. Rumb boys that everyone like and share. Absolutely. Make sure this gets out there. People can get in here and come play some games with us. Pam has a question for us to start the show off before we start playing some or some poll perception. If Devonte Parker ends up playing, is he a better start over Gaskin at Flex? So Jim, we'll start with you. Would you be starting Devonte Parker if he starts or Miles Gaskin in your flex spot? The problem with Parker is he's likely to see a lot of Tredavious White. And I don't think two was going to be able to get the ball in there. Now, what I do like about Gaskin is we know that Malcolm Brown is on the injured reserve. And so now we saw 63 to 65 percent snapshot for Gaskin last week. The one place you could ding the bills a little bit is a pass catching running back and Gaskin profiles there. So I like Gaskin not to run for a lot of yards, but I think six to eight catches is a real possibility if they're getting blown out. I like Gaskin there. Josh, are you going Gaskin as well? Or are you going Parker? Yeah, yeah. I mean, we're not 100 percent sure if Devonte Parker starts and we don't know how healthy he is, even if he is in the game. Gaskin's healthy, Malcolm Brown, he's not playing. So Gaskin should get the majority of touches out of the running back. I'm nervous about the bill's defense, but I would go Gaskin. There we go. Jail, are you agreeing? For me to. Yeah, I think we're in full agreement here with Gaskin Jail. There was a little bit of lag there, but I think you said, I think you said Gaskin and that sounded just like Gaskin from what I could tell run boys with all the spooky emojis. That is so spooky. I love it.   That's what we're doing over here today.  His name is Tony. Tony. Am I good? Am I less laggy now? You're good. Yeah, you're good. You look so serious, Tony. Tony's never not serious. Let's go, Tony. All right. You guys are ready for your first poll. What's what's the order? The way it's laid out at the bottom. Simon, Jim and then Josh. I ran. I like it. Yeah, that's perfect. Simon, you're ready for your first poll. I guess so. Let's need a win. It feels like forever since I won poll perception, guys, because it's been forever. I know. Let's do it, Simon. Here's your first poll. Who would you rather have in a super flex dynasty league? Mac Jones or Jaylen Hertz? What percentage of the public chose Mac Jones in this poll? Oh, no. This is a rough one. This is a rough one. Every poll I see Mac Jones or another quarterback, I'm consistently surprised by the percentage of people that chose Mac Jones. Like it happens every time Mac Jones, Jaylen Hertz, Mac Jones, Baker Mayfield, Mac Jones, Kirk Cousins. I just am always shocked by the percentage that are on the Mac Jones side and don't get me wrong. I think Mac Jones is going to be a successful NFL quarterback. I just think his fantasy ceiling is quite capped compared to some of these other players with how the Patriots want to use them and how they have used him so far. Just look at his route tree or his pastry for the routes his receivers are running. He's there's not very many high value passes coming out of there. But man, that being said, people like Mac Jones and people are down on Jaylen Hertz. There's concerns that he won't even be the starter through the end of the season while I disagree. I'll say, man, I'll say, I think I'm going to go on the Mac Jones side of this. And I think I'm going to say 52 percent. I think it's going to be just over that halfway point. 52 percent Mac Jones. All right, 52 percent Mac Jones. I'm going to be so wrong here. Jim, this is a tough one. You going over or under? No, I higher percentage for Jones. Going over. All right. Him taking the over. Josh, you taking the over under on 52 percent? I was kind of ready to take the under, but Jim seems so confident that I'm like, what am I? See, the problem is, you know, most so many people out there just wondering if Jaylen Hertz is going to be the starter even the rest of the season, let alone next year. But he's scoring the fantasy points. What's he's the number two overall quarterback in fantasy leagues? Mac Jones is he's been fine. He's been really good. And if I was not pretty bad fantasy wise, I wouldn't say bad. He's been fine fantasy wise, like below average. And 52 percent might have been a good guess. I'll take the under. You split us, Simon. I split under. I was trying to buy my time to be like, what? I don't know. Also reminder for everybody watching in the chat, play along, give us your guesses. If you are close, we will shout you out. And if you're wrong, very wrong, we will mock you relentlessly. So get those answers in there. It's more fun if you play along and then you can make fun of us when you do better. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Hey, asking, where's JL? I don't know. Who's this JL guy? You guys keep talking about. Get out of here. Just a loser that's usually on here. Oh, that's pretty mean. You should think about what you say before you say it. You might hurt somebody's feelings. All right, Albert, guessing 30 percent fan duel in here, 55 percent for mac and cheese. Everybody knows Mac and Jones is lactose intolerant. You only eat butter noodles. Get out of here, Fandal. And it's not even real butter. It's not vegetable spread. I can't believe it's not butter. It's the vegetable spread. Maria was 64 percent. And Maria saying Rosie with 46 percent. Switching up the letters. In the chat, I put the same as Maria. I see that. 64. 64. Yeah. Yeah. It's got to be 64, then. Look at that, right? Well, I'll tell you the real answer. The actual answer that chose or the actual percentage that shows Mac and Jones in this poll as the quarterback they'd rather have in Super Flex Dynasty League is. Fifty two percent. One last minute guess here, fifty three percent. Fifty four percent. Oh, no. Fifty four percent. That was pretty damn good. And Jim gets the points for getting me over. Josh, you got eggs out on that one. Some more people are taking. Oh, I can't spot on. Damn. Yeah, look at that. Oh, yeah, they're all good now. Everybody's coming in. But honestly, BAM, BAM, you killed it. You killed it. And Vandal. And Vandal. Daddy Vandal. Look at that kind of guess. Nice little Sammy. Nice little Sammy right there. You know, I really thought that it'd be higher on Hertz. And I didn't know you guys were commenting. So I'm going to throw mine in. But the whole thing was, I mean, Hertz legitimately could be a backup quarterback within a year or two. And we've seen running quarterbacks unless you really have something special going. The Marge. Yeah, yeah, I mean, I don't know. I mean, I know he's not Tim Tebow. I know he could throw better than that. But yeah, Jalen Hertz is not a great thrower of the football right now. So anyway, we'll see what happens, right? In terms of dynasty value, Jim, where do you put Mac Jones? Like, what's his long term value? Well, if you're going to start two quarterback, and I guess that should be part of it. I kind of assumed it was like kind of start two quarterbacks. And in that case, he's going to be around. He will be a QB2 for a long time, probably 10 years or so. He'll be a QB2. And so there's value there. I don't see him as a QB1, but a guy who could get me a year or two and then maybe be a backup and have no value at all. That's just basically how I'm valuing that. I just, he's a steady guy for a long time. Yeah, I have no, I agree. What do you think, Josh? Super flex changes this. If this is not super flex, it's almost got to be Jalen Hurts because he has so much more upside than Mac Jones will ever have. So when you're only sort of one quarterback, you're probably never going to be extremely happy to start Mac Jones.  A lot could happen, but Jalen Hurts has that rushing floor. I still would probably slightly prefer Jalen Hurts over Mac Jones myself in a super flex dynasty with Phil. I'm with you, Josh. It's very close, but the way I play dynasty, I'm looking at one to two years, Max three. I'll take the, what I view as one to two years is like a QB1 production from Jalen Hurts. And if he isn't the starter anymore, then I guess I lose out on value there, but I completely agree with what Jim said. Mac Jones has the longer, like the long-term value over Jalen Hurts, like the more secure long-term value. I think it's just the difference in how you play dynasty here. How you like to construct your rosters. Okay, one more thing. One thing that I struggle with in these dynasty super flex leagues is having three viable quarterbacks. It's always difficult at that third quarterback. So I guess when we're looking at it this way, I love your guys point about Hurts. Right, because I mean, you want to win now because you can't presume the future at all, which is great. But just finding a quarterback who I could plug in for bi-weeks and injuries, there's a value there. But I love your guys answer. I think Hurts short-term is a great call. That's a great point. Let's see, Jay and you're saying, I don't trust polls that Tony got. And Fandles and Tony's polls fell off a truck. You're gonna question my integrity? You're gonna question Tony's integrity? Get out of here. Forget about it. Forget about it. Fandle, that ain't even a real name. Bambo and here's the Mac Jones continues to improve. I could see a Phillip River type career. Whole noodle arm Phillip River. Just one Phillip River. Just one Phillip River. We're not all the rivers. It would two Ls of it. Mac Jones is going to have a longer career than Jaylin Hurts. I mean, I'm willing to say that. It just seems that way so far. So yeah, yeah, he could be playing for a long time. He's a very accurate quarterback. All right, you guys ready for the next poll? Let's do it. All right, Simon, you were what? Two percentage points away? Give you five points. Jim, correctly guess the over-under gives you two points. Get it together, man. I thought you were a professional down there. I'm trying. Simon's guess was too good. Too good. All right, Jim, this one is coming to you. All right. Be honest. Which would you rather have a dynasty? 11, 2022 first. I saw this one. Or Jamar Fates. What percentage of the public chose 11, 2022 first? Be honest. I can't remember the results, but I did see this poll. Oh, this is funny because nobody likes next year's class. But the odds of getting one hit out of those. And I don't know what the public's going to say. But I'm going to say, oh, man, Jamar, Chase, that's tough. 11, 2022 first. You know, I think people are going to go with Chase because they already know kind of what they've got here. So I'm going to say, so I answered this right. I'm going to tell you what side's on Chase, so I get this answer right. I'm going to say, 78% on Chase. So whatever that comes out of is 22. The other side, 22. 22. Yeah, OK. OK, so you're going with 22. All right. Ash, it's the actual percentage over or under. 22%. I mean, yeah, yeah, I understand. 11 first trump picks. First to longer. How do you even get 11 first trump picks? I mean, obviously, I don't think this is a realistic question. They're just like showing how valuable Jamar Chase is more or less. But Jamar Chase is awesome. He's the man. He's my dynasty wide receiver one. But it's not where the 11 first trump picks. I've got to take the over. I've got to take the over here. All right, Josh, taking the over. Simon, over or under? I think the answer might be under, but just like I can't bring myself to even say it. Like it was low enough that I feel like I have to take the over. So I'm going to. But man, I could see this one. People just see in Chase's name, understanding like the almost ridiculousness of this poll and going like just proving the point. You know what I mean? The point here is Jamar Chase is very valuable. And I could see people answering this poll just saying like, indeed he is. So they would go heavy on the Chase side. I'll take the over as well, though. All right, Jim, guessing 22%. And Josh and Simon are both taking the over. And Bambo and you're saying he'd say 30%. He or she would say 30%. Albert saying 25%. Yeah, Maria saying 30%. Well, they're all pretty close to yours. And I'm glad I didn't get this question. I'll be honest. I have no idea what I would say percentage wise. Jay saying, does the winner tonight get a cannoli and some gaba gul? No, you pay for that if you want it. All right, the actual percentage that shows 11, 20, 22 first in this poll is 64%. Whoo. Yes, yes. Wow. Yes. I did not expect that. I even I saw this poll, but I didn't. I thought it was still going to be on the Jamar Chase side. Yeah, that is that's why I said I was really nervous. If I got this poll, I have no idea what I probably probably would have been like 50-50. And it would have been horrible. Also, before we discuss this one a little bit, Fandu will drop in some spooky fantasy credits for Kevron. He drops over his Fandu username. So that's a reminder for everyone in the chat. They've got some Halloween presents if you've got Fandu username. So stick around, play some games with us. And Fandu is going to be dropping some Halloween surprises in your inbox. If you give them a Fandu username. Would you say, Jay? Everybody knows it's nacho cheese. It's nacho cheese. They're just going to squirt nacho cheese straight into your Fandu account. Yep. Can you even hold 11 players from a class? It's a good question. You'd have to make some room on your roster. I imagine in the process of acquiring 11 first round picks, you emptied up some space on your roster. Like if you acquired 11 first rounders, you probably got either some players you can drop or you've got those bench spots already. All right. Sorry, Jim. I gave you a tricky one there, incidentally. Unfortunately, we're too far away. No points this round. But Simon and Josh, you correctly guessed the over and under, giving you two points each. It's still anybody's game. Josh, you ready for the poll? That's me. I'm ready. Mr. Crossing guard or construction worker or something else. Yeah, whatever you want to call it. It works. It works. All right. Here's your poll. What should you rather have in Dianasi PPR League, Alan Robinson or Cadarius Tony? Somebody say Tony. What percentage of the public chose Alan Robinson in this poll? Oh my god.  It's a Dianasi PPR League, Cadarius Tony. He had those two games, I believe, that where he really popped off in a lot of people's minds. He became a wide receiver you want for the future. The future of the New York Giants, more or less. Alan Robinson has done literally nothing this season.  How can you be confident about him going forward in a Dianasi League, right? However, there are some rumors circling around that Alan Robinson could get traded, which would be great. I don't like seeing wide receivers getting traded midseason, but if anyone, it's Alan Robinson, that's a good thing.  That's crazy. It's crazy to say it out loud. I'll say 40% of people said Alan Robinson. Locking in 40%. All right, Simon, the actual percentage over or under, 40%. I think, in general, fantasy players need very little convincing to buy in on a rookie. And Cadarius Tony gave us some real reasons to buy in. Like, it seems like fantasy players are looking for a reason to get excited about these new players. And Tony gave that to us. So I'm going to say under. I think he needs to do what people took Alan Robinson. All right, so you're going under. Yeah. Oops, I think. Yeah, OK, I got this. I got this. All right. Let's try Josh. What do you mean? I don't know what you're talking about. That's not true. Josh dropping his fan to a username in the chat.  Josh Fuster, I don't know. Busted. Look at this. Busted. Straight up. Straight up. What's your percentage again? His percentage was 40%. What do you think, Jim? Over under 40%. I'm going to go over because of recency bias. I can't take the over. I'm going to take the over. All right. So you think more people chose Alan Robinson? So I always get screwed up on it. I think more people chose Tony. I think more people. OK, you take the under, then. So under. OK. Yep. Take in the under. What did you take, Simon? Sorry, I was too busy trying to steal some fandal cash. I took the under as well. OK, OK. I think people are high down. I knew I should have won 36. The double under. Albert in here guessing 41%. Kev with 52%. All right. The actual percentage that chose Alan Robinson in this poll as a wide receiver, they'd rather roster in Dynasty PBR League is 33%. OK. 30%, 30%. Pretty good guess, Josh. Pretty good guess. You were 7% points away, which is going to give you three points. Jim and Simon, you both got the under. Congratulations, you each get two points. Good job, man. Yeah, we did it. Jim, let me ask you this. Which one of these wide receivers are you taking first? And is it close at all in a Dynasty League? You know what? And I don't necessarily like Robinson's age. I believe he's still 26. I believe that. I'm not sure. Robinson's 28. Yeah, let's look that up. If he's 28, let's vet that. Let's vet that. 28 and his birthday's in August. So he's like that. So you just turned 28. Well, I guess I. So based on that age, and we talked in the last segment with the super flexed quarterbacks and do it now, Robinson's probably got two years. Bears aren't going to be able to franchise him again. So you would get two years of Robinson in another place. So you know what, I am going to go on the Robinson side. Because if he could go to a team where they want him and he gets a past first quarterback, I still believe Alan Robinson is a top five NFL receiver. He could do things. If he was in so many other players' positions, if he was a Devante Adams position, he would blow away Adam's numbers. I really believe that. So yeah. Wait, what was just said? If Aaron Rodgers had Alan Robinson instead of Devante Adams to throw the ball to, Alan Robinson is a better football player. And it's not close. That's a hot take, Jay. And obviously, Tyree Kill is better than Alan Robinson because he could do crazy things. There are not many players. Alan Robinson, remember, he has never played with an average quarterback, ever. And he's had 1,400 yard seasons with bad quarterback play. What do you have, 12 or 1,300 with the Bears? He could do anything on a football. The one thing he probably isn't great at, and he has that phenomenal deep speed, but he could still get past you deep. He could win 50-50 balls. He could go over the middle. He can run around to the best of it. He could beat double coverage. He could beat press. Alan Robinson is an elite superstar player who's been in horrible situations. I'm not sure I'm quite as far on the talent or that argument, but I fully agree with the point. The argument for Tony, I could think you would talk about upside with Tony, but how are we going to talk upside and not apply that same thing to Alan Robinson when we have seen that upside on the football field? I'm on the Alan Robinson side of this as well, but only in Dynasty. In Redraft, give me Cadarius Tony for the chance that he pops off for the rest of the year. Yep. What do you guys think is Cadarius Tony's upside in Dynasty? Where are you valuing him after the small sample size that we've seen going into the off-season, this upcoming off-season? I want to see his health the rest of the season, because if he's the guys who consistently get nicked up, there are players like that. And if he can make it healthy through six, seven games, what I've seen, he has great separation skills in the short to intermediate area of the field and the little bit of time we've seen him on the field. I didn't see that. He could start and stop extremely well. So if he gets a healthy run, I think he's a top 17, 18 type receiver if he could do that type of thing. And with his age, the age and that together would make him like, again, top 18 or so because he has his career in front of him. Yeah, Josh, what do you think? So first of all, I agree with these guys. I'm taking Alan Robinson over Cadarius Tony. Cadarius Tony's upside, like he has all the upside in the world. He could be a top 10 receiver. I mean, what he's shown on the field so far is electric. I get the ball in this guy's hands, he can catch. And I didn't believe it coming out of college. He didn't really show it as much in college. I was a little nervous for him. He didn't look like a pure, number one wide receiver that we're used to, but man, get the ball in this guy's hands. Like I said, he is an electric. So he could be a top 10 receiver. That's his upside. Right now, let me ask you guys this. Would you rather have him over Tarris Marshall at this point? Tarris Marshall, man, he had to play with Sam Darnold. Yeah, I know. Yeah, I know. Oh, I know. Yes. Simon, what do you think? I don't, as long as DJ Moore's in that Carolina offense, I don't see any path for Tarris Marshall to be the alpha wide receiver for the Carolina Panthers. I see a route for Cadarius Tony to be the number one receiver on the Giants. I'll take Cadarius Tony, but man, that's really, really close for me. So what I agree with you. What I think here is Tarris Marshall, he was one of the better sized receivers come out of the class. Yeah. But I wonder if these outside clasher type receivers have a limited ceiling, unless they have elite downfield speed, which again, the cover two shells we're talking free show about, that may negate that. Cadarius Tony may be a fit in the NFL that's starting like this year with a two safeties high underneath in separation is going to be critical these next three or four years. And what Tony's shown is a short time is the ability to succeed in what the current version of NFL defenses are going to be. Great point. Really great point, Jim. Super insightful. Yeah. Thanks. Yeah. He said, I know. He's like, I know that. I still lean Tarris Marshall. You still lean Tarris Marshall? I don't believe me. I loved Tarris Marshall. Pre-draft you would have asked me, it would have been Tarris Marshall. Slam dunk. Yes. But I'm on the Tony side now. I almost fell back. Now they're neck and neck. Yeah. I was so distraught because I didn't realize Rondo Moore was still on the board when I took Cadarius Tony in one of our dynasty leagues and Josh was right behind me, scooped up Rondo Moore. Now I feel not so upset about it. Now I feel not so upset about it. And I feel like they're bad guys. I'll still take Rondo Moore over Cadarius Tony. I'll still take Rondo Moore. That's just a lot of people will. Of course, all three of these guys are still right next to each other in how I personally would rank them in dynasty. Jim, are you going to Rondo Moore or Cadarius Tony?  And Rondo Moore has to be a function of the offense. Right now he's a gadget guy because they don't need him. They have three receivers who are starting and they haven't figured out how to use Rondo Moore. And again, the things Tony could do are special but Rondo Moore's measurables are off the charts. And I know he's got hurt a lot making it back in his college days.  And I think if he's weaponized by a coach he could be a transcendent type player. Yeah, absolutely. We saw it last night. Rondo Moore just, we talked about how electric Cadarius Tony is. I mean, Rondo Moore, I think even takes this to further. He's so exciting. Every time he touches the ball I'm thrilled to see what happens with Rondo Moore. Like it's one of those moments where I'm just excited. Even on pop returns. All right, you guys ready for round two of polls here? Let's do it. All right, Simon. I'm nervous. Coming back to you. Here's your poll, my friend. This one comes in from Ryan Williams who, if you've been watching our show, he's been on the show before. Fantastic, content creator for Bandool. And Ryan asks, come back player of the year. Come back player of the, sorry, I read that weird. Come back player of the year, your odds updated on the Bandool Sportsbook. Who you got? Joe Burrow, plus 800. Dak Prescott, minus 300. Or Carson Wentz, plus 2000. What percentage of the public chose Joe Burrow in this poll? So weird one because you kind of have to take into consideration like the odds a little bit, like which one you rather bet on, I'm assuming, right? I'm trying to interpret the who you got. Like just who do you think is gonna win is kind of how I'm reading it. So I'm gonna take it a different way from you Josh, like you may make your over under guessed differently, but I'm gonna think most people write it as like, who do you think's gonna win? Come back player of the year. And you know what? I think Joe Burrow is gonna run away with this a little bit. It has been exciting to watch. He's got Jamar Chase, a lot of the storylines are revolving around Joe Burrow, Jamar Chase. People don't want to like Carson Wentz, even though he's been doing pretty well down there in Indy. And that Cowboys Passing Offense has been significantly, or has had a much lower pass volume than we expected after week one. So it hasn't been as exciting, not as many storylines. I'll say, I don't know if this is too high. I'm gonna go 65% Burrow, even in a three-way, I'll go 65%. All right, 65% Burrow. Jim, do you think the actual percentage is over or under 65%? I'm definitely going under. The national media has really talked up Dak Prescott and they played nationally televised games already. And I think that bias seeps into the consciousness where Burrow's been great, but a lot of people aren't seeing those games. All right, I'm taking the under. Josh, what do you think? Over under 65%. I'll tell you, Simon, I feel like the only way you're gonna be correct here is if people are taking it the way I kind of took it is where like, what are the best, best person to bet on? Yeah, I think it might be Joe Burrow plus 800, but if they took it your way, if they took it like, who's gonna win it? Dak Prescott should win this bowl. I gotta take the under. Take in the under. All right, double under.  Vanduul's saying under, everyone pulling for America's team. Facts. Cowboys. Cowboys, Jerry Jones, Salton is Egg McMuffin. Albert saying 50%, Kev saying 56%. Good guesses in here. Maria said, Jail, did you pick this bowl just so that everyone would say Donnie? Donnie. And also I love this one. Josh said, the only way Simon's right is if he's entirely wrong. Like the only way Simon's correct is if he's completely wrong following his own logic. Well, yeah, no, no, it's just, no, I, yeah, Joe, well, Dak Prescott's injury could play into this too, maybe a little bit, right? The pole would have had to been done yesterday though. My guess is that I thought about that. It's a great point, but the pole had to be done before yesterday. Yeah. If people are nervous about the injury, Joe Burrow could win this bowl. Okay. All right, and Maria guessing 43%, just in under the wire. All right, the actual percentage of people that chose Joe Burrow as the comeback player of the year is 45%. Yeah. 45%. He had to get the majority though, I'm assuming, huh? You write the plurality, write the plurality, right? Prescott got 44%, so just under, and Carson Wentz got 11%. Okay, makes sense. And honestly, Carson Wentz, he can't, I mean, for comeback player here, he really should be the guy who won it because his career, not due to injury, he was completely broken, and he's actually playing well. And I get it, it's usually an injury-based award, but Wentz is defying crazy action. We knew Burrow would be back. We knew Prescott would be back. We didn't think there was many chances. Wentz was kind of left for dead. Right. I agree with you, Jim. I agree with you. But I think people just don't wanna buy into that narrative. They don't wanna buy into the Carson Wentz comeback player narrative because of the vitriol that's been spit towards him in recent years based on his performance, but I think you're 100% right. Yeah, no, really great points. Yeah, so that, let's see.  We needed this, Jim. I could have run away with it there, but I did not execute. I pulled a JL. You could have. I'll be honest, like looking at this bowl, you're right. Having discussed this, it's probably gonna come down to whatever team has the best record. Whoever's team out of these guys, well, they have to play the season, right? That's the first step. But whoever has the best record out of these guys, I think it's gonna probably win this award. And Carson Wentz might be the best one to bed one considering these odds. Yeah. But like Brent Musburger says, it's not about value, it's about cashing a ticket. I love that. Hey. Hey, there we go. I love it. I love it. Let's go. Simon, what do you mean? It's plus 2,000, it's still zero dollars if he doesn't win and it doesn't freaking matter what his odds are. That's true. Are we gonna ask Jail? Simon, what do you think Joe Burrow's ceiling is in Dynasty? Well, he doesn't have the rushing upside like some of these other top tier quarterbacks, right? So it's gonna automatically put him a little bit behind the guys like Kyler, Josh Allen, Lamar, but that very next tier after those guys, that's where Joe Burrow lands. He's right there with Justin Herbert for me, like in that range. I have Herbert slightly ahead of him, but I may change that because look at the weapons that Burrow has with him. He's got Chase. He's got Higgins, these young super star wide receivers that he's gonna be throwing to for the foreseeable future the next couple of years at least. He's a top six, top seven dynasty quarterback right after those rushing guys. I think you have to at least bring Joe Burrow's name up. I'm not saying he's the next guy up, but you got to talk about him when you bring up the Justin Herberts. Yeah, absolutely. What about Carson Wentz, Jim? Carson Wentz, he's, you know, obviously he's in Indianapolis now. He's in redrap leagues, half PPR. It doesn't matter. I don't know why I said he's a QV17. Should fantasy players be looking to throw Carson in their lineups in the second half of the season? Should they be excited to roster Carson Wentz? Two quarterback leagues for sure. I do think he'll be a quarterback too for the foreseeable future, a great streaming option. I've got an instance this week, that Prescott Sunday night game. We don't know what his calf situation is. If it's even dicey, whether he's gonna play or not, got to put Wentz in, that's an option. But I'm not, I'm not unexcited about having Wentz in there. Wentz should have a strong performance against Tennessee. He played well in a crazy torrential downpour last week. Yeah. Oh, he has a great floor. The offense is tailored to him and it's good he's gonna get two TDs in most weeks. Yeah, absolutely. Yeah, he looked good. I was at that Baltimore Colts game and man, he looked great. He looked fantastic in that game, at least in the first half. Suckers, that was a good game. Maria got super close to that one. Two percentage points away. Super nice. Super nice.  What the heck? Yeah, what the heck? Killing it. Killing it. All right, you guys ready for your next bowl? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Also, Dak Prescott, these betting lines, don't bet on him with this injury. It's gonna be tough for him to come back play of the year if he misses. If you had to put money down on these odds, which one would you pick, Josh? Probably Joe Burrow. Joe Burrow, what about you, Jim? I would fade it right now because of the Prescott injury. I don't want to, because if Prescott's fine, I think he wins. And again, I want to cash a ticket. I don't want good value. Yeah, yeah, great point. What about you, Simon? I'll throw it on Burrow. I'll, I've got faith that he's gonna win. I really love what I've seen so far. And I think Jamar Chase may be the ticket to Joe Burrow winning this comeback player of the year award. Yeah, it helps. Definitely helps. I love Jamar Chase so much. My love for him grows every single day. Like I decided last weekend to finally move him into that Dynasty Wide Receiver one spot. Josh, I know you and I talked about it, but I wish there was a spot higher. I could put them, because every time I go back and watch tape, I just get more and more excited about this player. He's so much fun to watch. Dynasty Wide Receiver zero sounds like something different. Sounds like an insult. You know, I'm gonna be hung for this one. Let's do it. But hit us. Hit it. It's a spot, Jim. Why isn't anybody wrapping up Jamar Chase? I've seen two 70 plus-year touchdowns where a defender literally made no attempt to wrap him up. And I know he's elusive and I know he's great. I get that. And he was better than Justin Jefferson in college so this shouldn't be a huge shock. But some of these plays have been absolutely ridiculous at the level of poor tackling. And we don't see this every week. This has been very unique to him. And anyway, I wanna see how the rest of the season goes. I know he's a great player, I'm not questioning that. But I feel like these numbers are a little bit inflated by two crazy bad plays by defense. Yeah, and if that happens twice, it can be coincidence of bad tackling, right? But if it happens regularly the rest of the season, if we see defenders missing him like that, for the rest of the year, then we can profile him as like this is an elusive guy who makes guys miss. But right now I think that's a great point to bring up, Jim, yeah, small sample in size, Jail's worst nightmare when it comes to evaluating stuff. I think it's a mixture of both though. For example, the Ravens game last weekend, Jamar Chase, he had that awesome touchdown, but the Ravens, especially the cornerbacks, they love coming in for the ball and trying to punch it out like on almost every play. So I see so often where it goes right for the Ravens defenders that I get why it happened there, especially with a person as talented as Chase. Makes sense, yeah. That's a great point. All right, let's move on to our next poll here. Jim, this one's for you. All right, who's your dynasty? Going down, Jim. Who is your dynasty running back one? Oh God. Christian McCaffrey, Jonathan Taylor, Saquon Barkley, and Najee Harris. What percentage of the public chose CMC in this poll? What percentage chose CMC? I'm gonna say it's low, two injured seasons. He's still fairly young. I'm gonna put this number, 23%. 23%.   Yeah, true, true, true, true.  Well, you bashed. I don't know. Yeah, I'm just looking at the other options here.  Najee, Harris, and Jonathan Taylor are probably gonna be similar to Christian McCaffrey. I'll take the over. I'll take the over. Taking the over, Simon, you think the actual percentage is over or under? 23%. Man, first of all, I think you did Jim Dirty with some tough polls. Both of his polls have been tough. I deserve it, man. That was not intentional whatsoever. I'm looking at both the polls he got, and I'm like, goodness gracious. I think 23% is a good line. I'm gonna, you're gonna split us. I'm gonna take the under. I think even fewer people are gonna take CMC. If option C was DeAndre Swift, instead of Saquon Barkley, I would be more comfortable taking the under. But at Saquon Barkley, I'm still going under, but with less confidence. Just remember, three months ago, CMC was still the number one Dynasty pick. Three months ago. Yep, absolutely, absolutely. Yeah, that's why it took over. That's true. But Twitter's a reactionary, you know that's not the right thought process, Josh. What are you doing? All right, Albert gets in 36%. Fandall saying lower. And Maria agreeing with Fandall, says Fandall says lower, I go lower. Believe that. All right, the actual percentage of people that chose CMC in this poll as their Dynasty running back one is. Should I queen bead this? Definitely, Albert. 15%. No, 15%. Excellent guess, Jim. Excellent guess, you took the hard poll and you made it your B. You made it your B. You got three points because you were eight percentage points away. Very nice, Simon. You got two points for correctly guessing the over under. Can you give us the results for this poll, Joe? Yes, I absolutely can. Jonathan Taylor got 65% of this. Yeah, I would have voted on Jonathan Taylor, Joe, if I saw this. Jonathan Taylor, 65%. Najee Harris, 16%. CMC, 15%. Saquon, 4%. I was right on my breakdown. I think Jonathan Taylor and Najee were gonna get first. Saquon's gonna get least. You were right. Does that give me a point?  Jim, Saquon, 4%. Is that too low or is that right?  I was out on Barkley when he was healthy coming in the last season. I remember reading Warren Sharpe's book in the preseason of last year and Barkley was over one full yard below the NFL average on both seven man boxes and eight man boxes. The only time he thrived was six man boxes and the Giants don't dictate that box count frequently. And I really believe he's still the guy that wants to dance. He still wants to beat you to the corner store. And he doesn't have that level of speed. Very few running backs do that. They could beat you to the corner. And I think Saquon is not the guy. And now you had the injuries. No, there is no scenario.  I mean, I had no part of him. Are you, and so I'm guessing that you don't even wanna buy low on Saquon and Dynasty Leagues. No, no, I have no, between the injuries. And again, when he's been on the field, I'm sure he's a nice pass catching back, but the days of Eli Manningham throwing him a hundred passes are long gone.  But again, if he can't run and gain positive yards between the tackles with success over a full yard below the NFL average. Yeah, I don't have any desire to pick them up. Yeah, no, it's totally understandable. Simon, do you agree, Jim here?  Are you buying low? I'm, I'm somewhere in between. I'm not sending out trade offers for Saquon Barkley, but if he's on my teams, I'm not selling low either. I think he's probably got more value than you can dictate on the open market right now. So he's a guy that's just a solid hold for me in Dynasty. I'm gonna, I'm gonna write out the value and he's gonna get the work if he's healthy. You know what I mean? He may not be efficient with it, but that work is going his way. And in fantasy football, there's value in that alone. So it's more of a adjust, adjust your expectations of Saquon for me than a fade Saquon for me. Don't view him as the number one overall guy. View him as a top 12 guy, like a RB one, if he's healthy. Josh, if you had, if you were drafted today in Dynasty, who are your top five running backs? Ah, that's, I love that you asked me that actually. I was, I was actually just thinking about that. Christian McCaffrey's still in there. Deandre Swift is in there. Najee Harris is in there. Jonathan Taylor is in there. Who's number five? And I'm gonna put Alan Camara in there. Very nice. Isn't that order? Is that the order? Or you'd have to get into the, you'd have to dive into that. Yeah, that's, that's not the order. That's not as clear. Okay, all right, all right, all right. That's fair. That's fair. All right. You guys ready for the net for the final pull before the final round, the penultimate pull. Let's do it. All right, Josh. Spot on, spot on right now. Let's go. All right, here's your poll. Who is the dynasty? Who is your dynasty 101 wide receiver right now? Jamar Chase, Justin Jefferson, C.D. Lam, or other? Oh, no, other. What percentage of the public chose Jamar Chase? Man, other, other could be anyone. It could be, it could be DaVante Adams, Tyree Kill. Brandon Cooks also falls under the other category. He does, he does. I'll be Jay. So do I. James, I didn't fall under other. AJ Green, yeah. Jamar Chase, okay. So I do think Jamar Chase is going to get the most votes out of all these options. Justin Jefferson close. I love Justin Jefferson, C.D. Lam too though. So it's, I'll say that, darn it. I'll say that 36% of people chose Jamar Chase. Oh, man. Again? 36. 36%. I'm in. It's the actual percentage over or under, 36%. That's a good guess, Josh. Yes, I love that you're hesitant. Because I was, June's reaction there, I wasn't sure if he was like going to go, he was like, ah, ah, ah, ah. Okay, okay, I see it. I'm very, very close on this one. I think I'm going to go, I'll take the over. I think ever so slightly over, but I think your guess is right there. I think the hype from what he's doing. I don't necessarily think he should command 40 plus percentage of this vote. It's closer with Justin Jefferson and C.D. than maybe my comments earlier let on. I love those players as well, but I'll take the over, man. And I posted in the chat, I guess as soon as we came up, I said 34%, you said 36, which is why I was like, oh, because it's like that close. So I'm going to stick with my number. I'm going to say under. I'm sticking with the under. 2% under, but under. Split the room, Simon taking over. Jim taking the under on Josh's guess. 36%. I'll take 35% on this. Oh. Let's see, we got some guesses here. Albert with 40%, Kev with 41%, and Fanduul saying, did A.J. Green let go of Russell Douglas yet? Oh no, that play, what the heck? That was ridiculous. Ridiculous. Poor Kyler laying on the ground after, like I was just, that was a sad way to like go to bed, but it's like the last thing I saw was Kyler just looking so sad. They would have tied the game. They would have tied the game too. It was a back shoulder fade. It's the most staple of staple plays for a receiver.   And it's a touchdown or incomplete and you kick the field goal. Right. A.J. Green, what are you doing? What are you doing? What are you doing? Maria saying 49, I'm going crazy. Oh. All right, the actual percentage. People that chose Jamar Chase as their dynasty 101 wide receiver. Right now is, 59%. Oh, 59% on a pole with 1,859 votes. What? I did not expect that. I thought it was going to be like 40, 42 in that range. I'm are chasing now.  Jamar Chase season. 59%. 59%. I guess I get it. I get it. Recent bias.  It is, it is. That's completely the determining factor. Justin Jefferson is having a good season. But a great season. Right. A great season. But not compared to Jamar Chase. No, yeah. Simon, you're right. You have a great season. I think after the stream yesterday, it was yesterday the day before you were asking, is it crazy to take Jamar Chase 101 in a dynasty league? Is it crazy to take Jamar Chase 101? The reason I ask that is because right now, like this time in particular, compared to like any time in the past couple of years, is the most uncertain that the number one overall pick in a dynasty league has ever been. I like for the past three seasons, I can't think of a time where it was less clear who the consensus 101 was. And so I think that opens the door up for a young guy like Jamar Chase, who is being launched in that conversation. I don't know if I'm there yet that if he is for sure my overall number one dynasty pick. But I think you got to talk about it when you talk about who is the 101 in a one quarterback dynasty league. He's in the conversation, right? You can't leave his name off the list when you're talking about who deserves to be picked first overall. Yeah, I think I'm with Jim. It's just my response to you at that time, Simon was like, he'd had to produce at this level for, you're basically saying that you're expecting him to produce at this level going forward. From now on, he's always gonna have this. And I don't think it's just too small of a sample size to really trying to extract that type of trend. Yeah, that's truly wild, 59%. People obviously do. I don't, you might have to trade 11, 20, 22 first to get them if you have it. Jamar Chase is so hot right now. So hot. What I have to look at here and now the Ravens play primarily man. And I haven't fought back cause Chase really just kind of came upon us quickly. And I do need to look back at the defensive formations he's seen because he may be another guy if they're playing teams with the two high shells it's limiting Tyreek Hill. It's making him human. The games Tyreek Hill went off. We're getting teams that didn't do that. They were, and they were teams that weren't used to him either. They were, I think one was in NFC team, the Eagles maybe and there were teams he hadn't seen. But I wonder if Chase, if he's seeing a steady diet of two high shells. I wonder if the plays underneath are gonna add up to that. Again, it's something that small sample size but we're gonna have to look at this as not all the teams are doing the two high shells. They're getting close. But that's gonna be interesting with him because right now he's a big play guy and not a lot of big play guys are getting big plays. And do they shift him and how they use him or is Higgins the beneficiary of that whenever they play teams that are running that? Because Higgins is heavily involved in this offense as well, 15 targets last week. It's insane. I do see a question here in the chat. Clap says, any updates on Gallup? And do you think he will be productive in PPR leagues when he comes back? There's no official updates on whether he'll play this week or not. I think there's still a chance but I wouldn't be starting him in any fantasy leagues even if he does play. Now going forward, can he be productive in a PPR league? He absolutely can be. Obviously Dak Prescott needs to be healthy because there are concerns with that right now. But he can be productive. Yes, but I feel like his ceiling is very low. He could get five, six targets a game, five catches a game. And five catches for 50 yards a game, that's kind of what my baseline is for him. So productive, he's gonna be fine. You can throw him in as a flex if you need to, kind of deal, in my mind. Yeah. You guys realize that Dalton Schultz has been out targeting both Amari Cooper and CD-Lam over the last few games? It's crazy. I knew Amari Cooper, but I wouldn't trust CD-Lam. Lam had the 11-target game, so they're tied at 22. But you want to go back two games further and Schultz has out-targeted him. That's why. Yes, and honestly, Michael Gallup is an outstanding receiver. And I have to think the coaching staff has to get him into the mix. And remember, all of their receivers, he is gonna see the least attention because if you're gonna play a defense, he's gonna focus on stopping somebody. It's gonna be Lam or Cooper. It's not gonna be Gallup. And you have to think those big places, they're not getting right now, are gonna be there. I just can't see Dalton Schultz continuing to get six to eight targets a game if they have Michael Gallup on the field. They're playing. I agree. Says Gallup got hurt.  Says Gallup got hurt. Dallas went to a lot more two tight end sets. I think it's because they don't watch Cedric Wilson on the field full-time. And so we saw Schultz and Jarwin. And they're both like, Schultz is playing like 75% of the snaps. Jarwin's still at 50. I think Michael Gallup's snaps go way up and the offense has configured a little bit differently. Yeah, I agree. Yeah, I'm super interested to see how that's the target share shifts. So AK. Okay, in your redraft leagues, right? You cut out, so I don't know what you said, but right. You're right, Josh. So Dalton Schultz and redraft? Yeah. I mean, how do you bench him? How do you bench him at this point, right?  Oh, well, you know what? It's all I would be definitely in the cards because I don't see how that target volume keeps up. Yeah, how do you keep throwing in more past than a Mari Cooper scene, right? Yeah, I'm with you. All right, you guys ready for the last poll? Let's do it. There's a paper by any chance. If you don't, it's okay. You don't need one. We have one, Jim, the pen tool. I could type something in the chat. I could type mine in the chat, does that work? You have a phone? I do. Or you can just say it out loud first. Or say it out loud, otherwise. Yeah, so as a reminder, it surrounds a little different. Each contestant is going to give us a percentage answer and closest is gonna get five points. If you get it exactly right, it's 10 points. If two contestants gets the same number, they both get whatever the reward is. And Jim, if you're saying yours out loud, Josh and I are gonna write ours down before you say it, so there is no way a lot of us are changing our answers to prices right now. So here's what I'll do. I'll type mine in the chat.  Sounds good. Okay, that works. All right, here's your poll, final poll. Do you like candy corn? Ah! Yes, definitely. I did not see this coming. For no way. What percentage of the public chose yes, definitely? I'm locked in. Locked in. This is the fastest I've ever written down my percentage, I think. I'm locked in as well. 3,026 votes. And what percentage said yes, right? If I had to have said perfect final question. Can I click send now? Not yet. Yeah, I got my written down. All right, Simon, you got yours? Yep. All right, Josh, what's your guess? 18%. 18%, all right, Simon. Or I'm sorry, Jim, let's see. Your guess was 41%, 41% and Simon. My guess is 7%. I don't know if you could even see that. 7%, all right. I got some range here. Can I get the range? Oh, Albert and I, let's go, Albert. A lot of people don't like it, and it's true. I know, I do not like candy corn. Well, I did when I was a kid. Yes, a whole bag of it. Yeah, got sick. That's the story. Oh, it was the candy corner got you sick, but we talked about that off the air. Yeah, he's honest. I like candy corn, guys. I like it. I know it's a, not at all. That checks out. I like it. That matches. Yeah, that makes so much sense. All right, Simon, you guessed 7%, right? I did. Very love. Josh, you guessed 18%. Jim, you guessed 41%. Maria guessed 25%. Kev said 100%. Kevin guessed. Kev is a candy corn fiend. And Albert guessing 18%. Albert, let's go. So, love Kev said, I'm done with this show. He's put up with everything we've done up to this point. Yeah. But disparaging candy corn was where we crossed the line. All right, the actual percentage of people who chose that they like candy corn is 35%. Who? Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim! Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim! And I can't walk the wind! Oh, my gosh, so much! So much candy corn comeback. Candy corn redemption comeback. You won, Jim. Fantastic. No way. Seriously? You're the winner. That 5.2. Oh, my gosh. That's hilarious. And so you mean like when Josh told me I was going down and they were going to kick my tail? Yeah! And actually doubled my points. So that's all like gone it's all gone. You did it. It did not hope. That's for sure. I was joking Jim. I was I was I didn't want to win. I didn't want to win. No, I know you didn't. I know you're totally setting me up for success. And Maria, thank you. I appreciate that. It took a lot of questions for me to win. Understand that. Hey, all the questions before hand to Jim.  Now I justified this poll because it came from good morning football. So it's football related. I liked it. I liked it. It was a great way to finish the show. Yeah. Well, that's Halloween. We're gonna be wrapping it up here, Jim. Thank you so much for coming on today. Everyone in the chat if you're not already following Jim on Twitter, go follow him at Jim Coventry NFL and check him out on Saturdays on Sirius XM Fantasy Sports Radio where he's hosting. Jim, this has been so much fun and I'm sad I didn't win, but you came in here and you got the W. Thank you so much, my man. Biggest W is hanging out with you guys. Much appreciated everybody was here. Seriously mean that. A lot of fun. Thanks for having me. Guys, that is going to be it for us today as a reminder. If you haven't done so already, subscribe to FanDuel on YouTube and follow them on Twitch. There's a whole team of awesome content creators pushing out firecrackers. If you haven't done so already, subscribe to content creators pushing out fire content to make sure you guys sub and like this video as well. Thanks for the thumbs up reminder, JL. 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Ryan Larson from Geerts in South Dakota. I started farming in 2013, the year I graduated college with zero equipment and pretty minimal money and I farmed conventionally for five years and then kind of started no-till on some beans and just a little bit of cover crop and then last year I went a hundred percent no-till and I started interceding into corn and planting winter wheat and oats and peas and things like that and I have a cow-calf operation and I graze cover crops as much as I can and rotationally graze pastures and things like that. You want to talk about why you think you can make those small grains small grains work a little bit if you have livestock? It just gives you the opportunity to plant a cover crop you know hopefully by the beginning August and you can really get a lot of grazing out of that save a lot of hay if you can at least break even on the crop then you make your money grazing. So it's you know you're looking maybe break even or make a little money on the small grains and then you can really basically add value on top of that because you're able to add another crop which is your forage you're grazing your cover crop and then you can also make some money on the back end with the beef yeah and then even in the subsequent years I mean the next year the maestero control is way better after small grain and a cover crop almost not even there and I grow conventional beans so just the overall weed control after that is night and day difference from not having a small grain so


Hi, well, I'm Professor Steven Neschabang and I'm here to help you out with some ideas having to do with gray body emission and Kirchhoff's law. So the first idea that I'll talk about is the idea of radiance as a function of wavelength of light. And I've drawn two black body curves here, Planck black body curves. We're using the symbol r for that. So that would be a black body curve, let's say, of the Earth. And this could be the black body curve of the atmosphere. If the atmosphere was really thick and emitted like a black body, I'd kind of shifted it to the right a little bit to higher wavelength because according to Veen's law, you know, that lambda max is inversely proportional to the temperature. And we generally think of the atmosphere as having a lower temperature than the surface of the Earth. So that's why that's been shifted a little bit to the right. So now what happens if we have an atmosphere that's not thick? Okay, so it doesn't emit like a black body. Well, what we say is, well, it's going to have a spectral pattern. It's going to have a distribution of radiant intensities as a function of wavelengths that looks like a black body, but it's just going to be less at all wavelengths. And how much less? Well, what we're going to say is this. We'll just multiply by some number smaller than one. So this would be the black body of radiance for the atmosphere. And as I've drawn it, we just reduced it down here. And now this dash curve here, I've just multiplied this by, say, 0.4 or whatever the emissivity is. That's that constant factor smaller than one that lowers the radiance that comes off the atmosphere because the atmosphere is not completely thick. Okay, so that's the emissivity. And what we say is that a substance like the atmosphere that emits in this way, that is to say like a black body, but multiplied by an emissivity smaller than one, we call that a gray body, and that's why this is called RGB instead of RGB. Okay, so how does this relate to the total radiance that comes off that body? Well, let's suppose, if you recall, that the total energy that comes off a given object is just the area under that curve. And obviously as the temperature gets bigger, that area gets bigger, and therefore the total flux of energy that comes off that object becomes bigger. So just remember this, the temperature of the atmosphere is lower than the temperature of the earth. So we expect less flux to come off the atmosphere, even if it were a black body. So that's what's being graphed here. You see, I have the temperature of the atmosphere a little bit lower than the temperature of the surface of the earth. This curve here is the proportional to sigma times t to the fourth. And as you can see, I've just put the total flux over here. The four pi r squared takes into account the surface area of the earth. There's the sigma and the step in Boltzmann constant, and there's the temperature of the earth raised to the fourth. That never is higher because the temperature there is greater than the temperature of the atmosphere. So what's it going to look like? What is the flux going to look like when I have a gray body? Well, the area under this curve is obviously going to be just the area under the first curve multiplied by that constant emissivity. So in this case, I'm looking at an emissivity of about 0.4. So I would say, oh well, that must have a total flux corresponding to about that right here. You see, I've lined it up with the temperature of the atmosphere, but I've come down to an emissivity of about 0.4. So now in terms of our atmospheric model, what are we talking about? This number that we're talking about is I5. It's the flux coming down from the atmosphere, emitting as a gray body. So of course, we would write I5 as something like this. We would say, oh well, it could be 4 pi r squared sigma T atmosphere to the fourth times epsilon. All right, so that's good. Now of course, I2 here, just filling this out, that would be this term right here because it's the temperature of the earth. We've got I5, we've talked about how I6 is just equal to I5 because the atmosphere can radiate down or radiate up. So the last bit of it that we haven't talked about is how the flux from the earth gets, how much of them that gets absorbed by the atmosphere. And the idea here is that some fraction of it, we'll call it A, gets absorbed by this atmosphere. And some fraction of it, say 1 minus A, gets passed through and lost to space. So I would say something like this. That must be A times I2. That is I3, that's how much gets absorbed. And that must be 1 minus A times I2. So that part, that is there. The last idea here is just conceptually, the thicker the atmosphere, the bigger epsilon is, that is the closest thing is to emitting like a black body, but also the more it's likely to absorb. And in fact, Kirchhoff's law says that the absorptivity is equal to the emissivity, that's Kirchhoff's law, which means in this case, if we thought we had an emissivity in the atmosphere of, say, 0.4, then we would say that the absorptivity is 0.4 as well. And then we have all the terms in our relative isothermal atmosphere picture. Okay.


What's up guys, welcome to today's video. Today I'm gonna be sharing with you guys how to cut a tousled lob. This haircut's great on fine hair, wavy hair, curly hair, any type of hair because of the length that we keep within the exterior part of the cut. We're gonna add some interior texture and layering so that in the end style, you get a lot of movement within the haircut. So excited to show you guys this cut. Let's get started, here we go. We start off, we're gonna separate left and right. So I comb the hair in the direction I wanna go. So I really get the hair flowing. That allows me to easily run that kind of front tooth of the comb through it. So now we've separated left and right. Now we're gonna separate front and back. And I wanna follow from the high point, that apex point of the head. And I wanna go straight down the hairline. I'll comb this hair from the front of the head forward. Slide your clip up under and clip it away. And I comb the rest over, nice and tight. That, slide my clip up underneath. So now we're gonna start working in the back. And for this haircut, I'm gonna work from the occipital bone over to behind the ear, just like that. Horizontal parting. So now we've got our back. We're gonna start on the right hand side.   It'll help me with my angle. Does tilting her head actually affect the haircut? In my opinion, if I think about all the education that I've had, I do not think that tilting her head affects the haircut. The only way that it really does do anything is that it helps pull the angle of which I'm holding her hair away from her shoulders. So if she tilts her head, say she goes extreme and we tilt her head like this. Now my angle that I wanna cut is way up here, right? So her shoulders are down here. So it pulls this hair away from the shoulders. If her head is up like this, now I'm combing her hair into her shoulders and trying to cut it into her shoulders. And that's gonna give me a different look. But that's the reason because the shoulders are in the way, not because, there's a lot of people talk about the skin tightening and all of that when you tilt the head. I do think that gives a slight effect, but I don't think it's anything dramatic or anything too much. So I wanna pause from the video real quick to let you guys know that this video is sponsored by MinervaBeauty.com. They've been sponsoring this channel for a really long time. They have a lot of really cool salon furniture and equipment. So if you guys are looking to upgrade your salon, go check out MinervaBeauty.com. Just look at this styling chair that they have. These are brand new. They're all based on fall colors. So if you're looking to kind of ramp things up for the fall, go to the front page of MinervaBeauty.com. Click on shop now. You can check out the whole fall collection. This blue tone has gotta be my favorite thing that they've ever put out. So go check it out. Again, MinervaBeauty.com. So now I went occipital bone down with my sectioning. The reason I do that is cause this is all at the same angle on the head. You can see where it starts to peel away. Peels away right at the occipital bone. So I know that this whole entire section in my hand is kind of all at the same angle out of the head. It doesn't change until we get a little bit further up. So I don't have to worry about any of my angles until then. Now I've got her head tilted. So when I pull this hair away from the head just a little bit, it's going to be off of her shoulders, which is very good for us.  The head is round. So if I hold the hair in one place and I cut it, it's gonna wanna follow wherever the head is curving. So it's gonna get longer and heavier away from my fingers when I pull it back. I want to have this have a nice little lightweight feel. So I'm gonna come in here with my razor. My tool of choice to start off this haircut is going to be the TriRazor by Free Salon Education. If you don't have a TriRazor yet, go check it out on our online store, FreeSalonEducation.com. This is a super cool versatile razor. It's got three different sides. One side cuts 100% of the hair. The other side's cut 25% and 50%. So if you wanna create texture, take out weight, create movement within a haircut, TriRazor is the way to go. You can pick up this razor and the blades that go inside all on FreeSalonEducation.com. And I'm gonna softly push on the hair.  What are we in a rush for? The faster I cut this, the more blunt this line will be. The more blunt this line is, the more work I have to do in the dry cut. So make sure you have patience when you're cutting and just softly cut your line. So now I get a really nice soft line in the haircut. So here, bring this hair back and you'll notice, you might not notice, but just in case you didn't notice, I'm working from the inside or from the center of the head out. And I did that on both sides. I don't wanna now come in here and cut this and work my way through because this might be a little bit shorter then. I wanna push my line in. So I go here and again, I'm moving this razor about an inch and not slamming through the hair. I could just go in and slice it off, but it would give me a hard line. You can see a little bit of a forward line on there. That's because of the curve. I over directed it back a little bit slightly, cut a balanced line in the back and it pushes a little bit of weight towards the front. Now where's your next section? So if I hold the comb on the head, I can kind of see where the comb rocks. And this is in razor cutting. This is not necessarily in scissor cutting. Razor cutting, you can take a little bit extra hair and cut through it. So I come across now and here is my next section.  You can't see that comb. Wow, that comb just disappears in the light. So there you go. So here, that was the angle. So we were pulling everything down. Now we're at this angle. So if I pull it straight down here, it'd be basically at zero degrees, right? Coming off the head shape. A lot of people mistake no elevation with zero degrees. Zero degrees on a round surface changes all the time. This is zero on a curve, right? So if this is zero, this is 90, right? Like that. So this is gonna be actually pretty heavy. You're gonna see a really strong weight line unless we elevate it just a little bit above zero or you use a razor, which will soften the shape and not give you a hard line. Still bringing it back, still cutting that balance line in the haircut. I'm doing the same thing on this side. And then I'll take down my last two, my last pieces. This is the crown. And in the crown, I don't have to tilt their head at all because the crown angle is here. So I just need, I don't really even need any elevation because I'm just getting a nice, just really finalizing that soft line that we created. There's not much to cut. Now the reason I say this is an easy haircut to switch your clients to, you're not cutting a lot of layers into it. Obviously go shorter with this as well. I'm preserving mannequin length here a little bit. In my 30s, I would have chopped this thing all the way off. Now that I'm 40, I'm conserving a little bit more. Also in my 30s, they used to give them to me and now they don't anymore. I don't know what they're, must cost more to make them now after COVID or something. So now all you have to do is really connect front and back and because the front majority until the parietal ridge, which is right here, sits pretty much all in the same section and then this parietal ridge area is basically all the same here. So you could break that into two sections if they have a lot of hair on the sides. You can see it's already kind of at the angle. So all I wanna do is just make sure that we continue that angle. So slide the razor through just like that and I'll do the same thing on the opposite side. Comb this hair down. I wanna spend most of my time in the dry cut and the detail work because that really brings out the style. So what I'm gonna do now is I'm gonna blow dry this. That was a pretty simple technique there. Again, you could bring this up. It could sit here. If you wanted at any level, you would cut it exactly the same. So now we are going to start working through the dry cut. So I just wanna give you guys a closer look on the FSE Hybrid Elite Scissor. This is a 5.65 inch scissor. We also have it in 6.15 inch as well. It's a dry cutting hybrid scissor. What we mean by hybrid is the fact that it has slide cutting, but then at the very tip of the scissor it's precision cutting. So it allows you to go in there on dry hair, slide through the hair, but then also be able to put in those precision lines using just the tip of the blade. So perfect for point cutting when you wanna go really deep into a point cut and then close and actually connect to the hair and cut it. And then also great for slide cutting, stroking techniques, tease cutting techniques. And it has a lifetime guarantee against any manufacturer defect.  So go check out the hybrid elite scissor on freesaloneducation.com. Switching over to my dry cutting scissor. I think I told you guys this before, but the way a dry cutting scissor works is this part here. So on ours, it's part dry cutting, part wet cutting. But up to this first word that says sliding, this is all dull, this part of the blade. On this side it's sharp. This side's sharp all the way through. This side is dull all the way to this point and then sharp from this line up to the tip. And that's so you can do point cutting, perimeter cutting.  You gotta switch your scissor. This one, you don't have to do that, but you still get the benefits of when you do slide and you go into the guts of the blade, you get a nice kind of buttery feel to it. That dullness on the one blade allows that slide and glide through it as you're working. So no, yeah, you shouldn't use this one unless you want a slide, right? Or if you're point cutting. So like point cutting is great because when it goes in, the tip will fully cut it but it will slide through the rest and it won't take out as much bulk. So it's really nice for that. But if you're trying to cut anything like a line or lines within the haircut at all, you wanna switch to, are other scissors cut dry hair? They cut it precise though. These cut dry hair with movement. So I think that's a big misconception with dry cutting scissors like true dry cutting is they think that you can do a full dry haircut with it and that other scissors can't. Other scissors are great with dry hair unless they're not a good quality scissor but a good quality metal will cut perfectly lines through dry hair but a dry cutting scissor is dull. So it slides. All right, so we're gonna start off. We are gonna do a little point cutting. I'm not really worried. I want a more of a perimeter line but you can see that softness that the razor created but I still want it to look like a clean haircut. So we're gonna go through a point cut. I wanna do all my interior work and then the last thing I do is hit that exterior because if I do the exterior and then cut the interior, it might shatter up my exterior again. So I wanna get that all done, then go in and start doing some more work. And one thing I'm gonna show you guys actually this is a really fun technique for creating movement in the crown. What I'm gonna do is I'm gonna take a large circle, point cut everything underneath it and then I'm gonna do a technique on that circle. I'm just gonna elevate this hair and point cut. And what that's doing is it's going to remove a ton of create a lot of movement in the interior part of this haircut but then this is gonna blank it over it which will give me that movement but not showcase a ton of layers in the end result. So I'll just work my way around the clock. So I started at six o'clock. Now we're going to five o'clock here, four. And I'm not taking any length. Now we're at the ear, three o'clock. And I'm basically creating a line, very shattered line but a line from that guideline. So now we go seven o'clock. Now the scissor I'm switching to for this technique is the FSE Dual 20 Pro. This is my go-to scissor for texturizing and blending hair. This scissor has a dual handle so you can flip it between blending and texturizing. So when you have the blade down, it's going to blend the hair and when you have the teeth down, it's going to texturize the hair. And we've got it right now for an incredibly low price on freesaloneducation.com. Go check it out. I'm going in at an angle and my blade is down. If blade is down, it's blending. So we're here blending the bottom, just removing some weight. You can obviously go into this a little bit more too. Just look for that bulk. That's why smoothing this hair out works really well and cut it that way as well. Blade is still down. I'm going to cut the exterior line coming through here and where I see that it's a little bit soft, I'm just going to come in, tap it a little bit and just define that line slightly. And here, I'm not over directing it all back anymore. I'm just following the line that I created. So this is all staying. Take this out. I've got this crown area. And then what we're going to do is we're going to take our scissor, just like this, open it on the hair and come down into the hair and cut. So it's here, down and cut like this. And we just work. Now you want to do this with a dry cutting scissor or just be very light-handed with a wet cutting scissor.  And that'll give me that kind of beach wave but then a little bit straighter on the ends. All right, so there we go. Like a little modern, lobby, long bob, very easy to talk a client into getting something like this. It's great for fine hair clients because it leaves that bulk but it does add some movement. So it's good for that. All right, cool. Well, thank you guys very much. I love hanging out with you guys. Thank you guys. All right guys, I hope you enjoyed the video. Let me know in the comments below. I want details on what your favorite part of this video was and what parts you feel like you can use.  Make sure if you're looking for any of the tools I used in this video, the TriRazor, the Dual 20 Pro or the Hybrid Elite Scissor or any of our other scissors that we have to offer. Go to freesaloneducation.com. Check out our latest deals. We've got all these tools at incredible prices. So go check it out freesaloneducation.com. Thank you for watching. Subscribe to the channel and I'll see you guys on the next video.


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Hey y'all, welcome to What Chelsea Eats. Thank you so much for joining me today. In this video, I am going to give you three tips on how to stop heavy bleeding. This was a question that I got when I sent out the survey on my email list asking you all what you wanted to see. So this question came up a lot so I wanted to make sure I answered it. I am so glad you landed on my channel. My name is Chelsea Knudsen. I am a certified holistic health coach and I coach women on how to heal naturally from female-related conditions using food as medicine. If this is your first time landing on my channel, welcome. If you like what you see, please consider subscribing and hitting the notification bell so you never miss an episode. So if you have issues with heavy bleeding, you may also have issues with anemia or low iron. I did a video on that topic so I will post that link down in the description box and up in the cards for you to watch at your convenience. But let me get into the three tips as to what you can do to help stop the heavy bleeding. First off, we got to talk about the food. That's the first step. The food, the food, the food. I know y'all are sick of hearing me talk about it. I sound like a broken record and I don't know how else to put it. There's no getting around it. Like you got to get that food that causes heavy bleeding out of your diet. So that's the meat, dairy, processed food, sugar, grains, caffeine, alcohol. If you don't have the list of foods to avoid, download it. It's a link down below and up in the cards. So I'll just keep that pretty short because you got to stop doing the thing or at least one of the main things that's causing the problem in the first place. If you expect something to change in this area and you don't want to change your diet or you're unwilling to make the changes in your diet, I don't know what to tell you. There's no, like I tried everything. There's just, I haven't been able to find a way around it. And if you've found a way around it, let me know. There are even some people that I've heard say to me and I'm like, I think it's laughable. They'll say, oh well if you just take this herb, it'll cause your bleeding to stop. No, it won't. It'll help. But if you keep on doing the thing that's causing the bleeding, it's impossible for the herb to help. I mean, it might help a little bit, but it's not going to help to heal the problem. Herbs in combination with you changing your diet. Yes, I would agree with that. But just you going and taking some herb and thinking the bleeding is going to stop and the problem's going to go away. That's a pipe dream, I believe. So because if that could have happened or if that could have worked, let me tell you I would have made it work because I'm telling you I looked for it. So anyway, I just wanted to say that. And of course, if you need help finding what to eat, look on my YouTube channel. There's plenty of free recipes on there for you to follow to get yourself started. And I'm adding more and more every week. Okay, so this one here, I always get people saying, why? Why? Why would you say that? Can I eat this or can I eat that? So this is number two. And the biggest culprit, I think, to heavy bleeding is grains. And the reason I think that they are a big culprit is because our guts are so messed up from all of the junk that we've eaten our whole life. And even the people who have had a halfway decent diet or they consider their diet healthy, grains are still not good for those people if they have female reproductive issues. So what happens is when someone has female reproductive issues, their gut is a mess. Like their digestive system is backed up. Sometimes they have really bad digestive issues. Like their body is not even digesting the food that they eat is coming out the same way it went in. Or it's just not coming out. They're constipated. Most people struggle with constipation and don't even know it just because they have one poop a day. They think that they're not constipated. And the reality is, if you have eaten three meals in a day and you have only pooped once, where is that other food? And if you have done that most of your life, where is that food?  And even when you start on this program, lots of people will tell me, oh yeah, I've been started pooping three and four and five times a day. Well, since I've been eating this food, well, that's great. I'm glad that that is happening for you, but where is the food that you ate for 20 years that didn't come out? It's still in there. So you've got to give your body time to get it out. So what grains do when your body is full of toxic waste is cause inflammation in the body. And that inflammation shows up in painful periods or heavy menstrual cycles.  And when they're gluey, what does glue do? It sticks. So it's getting stuck in your digestive tract. Your body's already having a hard enough time trying to push out all that old stuff. And when you're trying to shrink fibroids or get rid of symptoms and things of that nature, the last thing your body needs to be working on is trying to digest things that are unnecessary. It's already trying to get rid of the old stuff so that it can go after the toxic waste that's causing your problems in the first place. So even the food, even the grains that are considered gluten free, doughs, pastas, even the things like spelt and wild rice, I would just say no to. Just give your body a break from them until your body actually you gain some healing. If you don't have any heavy periods or symptoms for six months, then I might test it and try it if you just are desperate to have it, but do it until your body is completely healed. If I were in your shoes, that's what I would do my best to do. I'm not talking about perfection, but just do your best. I just know that from working with hundreds of women that when they get rid of the grains, their symptoms start to go away, including myself. That's what happened to me. And last but not least, we really have to get control of our emotions. Emotions really play a factor in whether or not you have things going on in your body in general. And usually the emotions that are associated with female reproductive issues is anger, bitterness and resentment. Those three are a triple threat and a lot of women don't even know they're walking around with those three emotions. Oh, the other one too that goes along with that is fear. And so when you walk around with those negative emotions or you're walking around with unforgiveness that's associated with those issues, then your body responds to it. So if you've got negative emotions going on, your body doesn't know the difference between what's real and imagined.  So you've got to do whatever you've got to do to get rid of them. I work with women all the time on how to alleviate these emotions. I do talk about it and work with the women in my 90 day Walk to Freedom from Fibrous group coaching program. I do give them techniques and tips and all that stuff. But the reality is working in a group setting is difficult to get to the nitty gritty of somebody's personal reasons as to why they are having those negative emotions and pulling out the root and working with them specifically when there's a group setting. But we do talk about it in the 90 day program and I do give you tips on how to do that. But whenever I work with women and they really want to get control of their emotions, that's when I do a lot of work one on one. So if you are struggling with negative emotions and you need some help, you may want to consider signing up for one of my 10 minute sessions so that we can talk briefly about it and then figure out if working together would be an option for you if you are struggling with these negative emotions.  Like you might feel some relief but like I think that they absolutely have something to do with the root of why you are in the situation with the female health issue in the first place. I'm finding out that it's almost always something associated with those. Fear, bitterness, anger, resentment, those types of things. So let me just let me give you this other piece of it. If there's something that you go to sleep with every night is the thing that's on your mind. It's also the thing on your mind when you go to bed at night. I mean when you wake up in the morning. It's also the thing that you're thinking about when you see a particular person or if you think of a person you've got all these negative emotions going on inside of you. You're ruminating over it. Like the thoughts about that person or the situation is just going over and over and over and over again in your mind. You need to work on it if that's the case and I know how it is because I've been there. But you've got to do a mind shift and it takes some work. But you're worth it. You're worth it.  That's not how God created you to live. Not that bad things wouldn't happen, but that you would not be controlled by negative emotions. You should not walk around fearful and bitter and angry. That is not how we were meant to be. So now you know three of my tips on how to stop heavy bleeding. If you liked this video please give it a thumbs up, share it with a friend, and don't forget to subscribe. But until next time y'all take care.


Up against Fabinho and now a chance for Fraser to put Wilson in a race. Good ball over the top, Wilson against Gomez. Wilson gives Gomez a little nudge, referee's happy. Wilson carries on, edge of the penalty area. Here's Billing on his right foot, not his stronger side. Lerma outside him, here's Jefferson. Lerma, and here's a goal for Callum Wilson. The flag stays down in the six-yard box, eight minutes gone.  It's Liverpool, Niel, Bournemouth won. He'll be there, then all of a sudden, oh, hang on, he's not. Simpson overruns it. Oh, he's giving it away to Mane. Mistake by Simpson, real problems here. Oh, Mane plays it behind Salah. Danger Nimsen, who holds his hands up. Mane nearly fudged it. Salah in the end, found the corner and Bournemouth's lead evaporates after 24 minutes. Yeah, they did. Oh, they won it back again, Niel. And now Van Dijk, and all of a sudden the cherries are stretched. And Mane in the penalty area. And Sadio Mane, love gaps. He finds the bottom corner. Ryan Fraser's corner comes in, redhead there first. Chance for Mane to clear, breaks to the edge of the box and Lewis Cook stabs through for Nathan Ake. Squared to Callum Wilson, he's offside. Can you believe it? Ake could have gone for goal himself. The flag is up. Oh, Nathan Ake was unselfish. He knocked it sideways. Well, they carried on playing anyway. Nathan Ake could have gone for goal himself. He was in one-on-one on the goalkeeper. As it came through, Ake was... Whoa, I think he was on the side himself. And as he knocked it square, Callum Wilson is at his level with Ake, isn't he?