What's up, everybody? Welcome into the Sunday night recap presented by Fan Duel. I'm your host. I'm joined by my bass slapping an air guitar playing co-host, John Lugarofalo, Jay Felicio, and Joey Wright. What's up, boys? Hello. Okay. What's up? It's been an exciting day of football. My goodness. Yo, it has been a wild day of football. It's been a wild day of football. I feel like more weeks than not, we get on here and we're just like, what the hell? Nobody knows anything. Just all guessing. And then even the things that I thought were about to start making sense this week, fell apart in front of our eyes. The Giants improved to six and one, yet again. Freakin' Panthers beat the Tampa Bay Buckeye. I guess that rule was the problem, wasn't it? Like, Christian McCaffrey was the problem. They needed to drink Christian McCaffrey. That's what it was. He was holding the offense back. It makes complete sense. It's so toxic. Guys, we're going to talk that and the rest of week seven today. Welcome in, everybody. Thank you so much for hanging out with us in between these 4pm games and that Sunday night football game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Miami Dolphins. We're here to break down some of the fantasy impact from today's games and answer any questions that you guys may have. Throw them in the chat. We would be happy to get to them. Before we start, a couple reminders. First and foremost, if you're watching this stream and you haven't done so already, hit that like button and make sure you're subscribed to FanDuel on YouTube. If you're watching on Facebook, hit that like. If you're on Twitch, hit that follow button. And then check out FanDuel across all of their social platforms. You can find them on TikTok, Instagram, Twitter. You type in at FanDuel in all of these places. You're going to find an awesome account with a team of killer content creators helping you guys win some money and win some cash. So make sure you follow them everywhere over there. We got some people in the chat ready for today's show. Mr. Scampers in here. What's up, Mr. Scampers? Hi, guys. I didn't want the Panthers to win either. What up, Scampers? Oh, yeah. We were talking bucks and I forgot to, I legitimately forgot that was probably painful for you to watch, Joey. So the thing is, I've been a Bucks fan for a very long time. So like, I'm not one of these new Brady Bucks fans that just seem to have all come on board. So like, I'm very used to laughing at my team. And so like, when it was happening today, it was just like, here's my comfort zone. Here is what I know with the Bucks. Let's laugh. Let's have a good time today. I liked the little up to come aboard joke. That was nice. It was well played. I was going to say that I abandoned ship earlier because I'm on a Steelers jersey. Just jumped on it. I have a lot more pirate team teamer for the rest of the show. I don't want to spoil it all in the front. Okay, perfect. Yeah. Keep the pirate jokes rolling. Jay Wong the chat with the NFC beast. It's been seven weeks. I'm not going to say they're not anymore. Simon, I'm a Giants fan and I don't know what to think of this team. I just, I don't get it. I don't understand what's happening. I'm just enjoying the ride. You got it, right? You got to just enjoy it. Guys, let's start talking about some of these games. We have games going on right now. Some of them still in the fourth quarter. First game I wanted to hit Kansas City Chiefs playing the San Francisco 49ers. There's about nine minutes left in the fourth quarter. The Chiefs are up 37 to 23. And the big story from this game is the debut of Christian McCaffrey as a San Francisco 49er through three quarters. He has eight carries for 38 yards. And he's been involved in the passing game as well. Two targets, two receptions for 24 yards. And this is after being traded to them on Monday. So we heard that he was going to get worked into this offense on limited packages. There's only so much of the playbook he can learn in a week, but this has got to be promising. If you are a Christian McCaffrey rosterer who is nervous about the new location, if they're getting him this involved after what, like less than a week with the team, they're going to use him as a workhorse back every single down. I'm excited to see CMC on this 49. He's officially a part of the team on Friday. So two and a half days. He likes anybody like to do new hire paperwork. He just showed up and he's like, all right, I'm ready. This is a handshake. No, you have no HR orientation. Any of that. He didn't watch any of the videos. They were saying they sent him the playbook. Like he asked for it as he was boarding his flight. So he could look it over on the plane ride on the way to San Francisco. I heard a report. They just replaced all the copies of Sky Miles with the San Francisco 49ers playbook. Does that make sense? Yeah. All domestic flights now have the San Francisco 49ers playbook. Guys, open it next time. It's there.  The 49ers playbook has been sitting in the back pocket of your Delta flights this entire time. Right in the middle of SkyMall. I miss the SkyMall. They still have those on flights because, man, those were fantastic. I think they know everybody. They got, you know, everybody has their phones and stuff. It used to be all that there was. Jay, you were getting, you were venturing real close to some of that boot. Back in my day, we ordered a magazine. We didn't have our phones. This neck pillow with headphones looks pretty cool. I think I'm going to order this. If CMC is anything like me, though, he got the 49ers playbook, like, all ready to go to study on the flight. He was so excited. And then he fell asleep 30 seconds before the plane took off and then got landed. It was like, yeah, I spent some time reading it. Like I was reading it. It's going to get you guys some nods. It's really absorbing it. Nah, Christian McCaffrey, if you had any concerns, he's Christian McCaffrey and he is going to absolutely kill it on this team. George Kittle getting pretty involved in this game as well, which was exciting to see nine targets, six receptions, 98 yards and a touchdown. We've been waiting for him. He's kind of been the underperforming elite tight end asset, but Trent Williams was back this week. They've got Christian McCaffrey in the offense as another wrinkle. Lo and behold, George Kittle is getting more involved. I think if you've been patiently waiting for George Kittle, you're going to be heavily rewarded over the back half of this season. Jay, I see you nodding along. Are you in agreement? You think there's more like this to come for Kittle? I am. The thing with Kittle is he has these boom bust games. Out of all the elite tight ends, he either just goes absolutely nuts or it just kind of goes out with a whimper. I definitely think he's going to be more involved and it's definitely a good thing that Jimmy G is under center for them. But yeah, if you've got George Kittle, you're starting him and you definitely love to see the performance like you saw today. You're excited. On the other side of the ball for Kansas City. Joey, I caught as much of the morning show, the pre-gaming with FYF this morning as I could. And it seemed like you were very excited for a Mr. Isaiah Pacheco this week if I'm not mistaken. I was. I was. I am still because he's getting carries now. He's had two back to back 10 yard carries and they just put CH back in. You know, I still am excited for him. He's been involved in the return game, which has taken him off the field a few times.  So, you know, we'll see what happens.  Bosa was back today. So not all hope is lost, but I'm a little disappointed in what I saw today. My man, geek hippie. What's up? Welcome in. Glad to have you in here. Jail, I wanted to follow up with some of these backs. It seems a little bit confusing. There were already question marks as CEH in every week starter. His production was not matching the number of carries, his usage, right? Like he was outperforming his usage. Now with Pacheco getting even more involved, probably over the back half of this season. What's a fantasy manager to do? Help me out. Between Pacheco and Edwards, what were you supposed to do? Yeah, are they both startable? Is neither one startable? How are you treating these guys, this Chief's Backfield? Because there's value to be had in a Kansas City Chief's Backfield. I know there is. There's absolutely value to be had. And what we are seeing here is what we in the biz call a carousel. We've got Jarek McKinnon. You've got Clyde Edwards Lair, Isaiah Pacheco. They named Isaiah Pacheco the starter this week. In what can only I can only imagine be like as a ploy to somehow shame Clyde Edwards Lair into performing better. But the usage was semi similar, right? Six carries, 32 yards for Clyde Edwards Lair, seven carries, 40 yards for Isaiah Pacheco. I think we're going to see this. I think we're going to see them flip between these guys because why wouldn't they, right? If not a single one of them is standing out, why wouldn't they use all three of them? And Joe, you brought it up. I think it was before the show started, but CEH got the touchdown, but it was off a huge Isaiah Pacheco run that set them up down there, right? I think it was like a 55 yard return and then CEH ran it in from there. You'll see that they've got two guys. There's no need to keep the tired guy on the field. You're going to see it over and over again. We see it with DeAndre Swift and Jamal Williams. We'll probably see it with these two backs as well, where someone after a big play gets taken out. Another one comes in and steals that touchdown from them. We can't move on from this game though, before we mention the player of the game. Congratulations, Joey, who had to start him. It's Scott Fishbowl because Jaylen Bence was out. Meekle Hardman with three touchdowns and there's still six minutes left in this game. He could add another one, but he has two on the ground, one through the air. This comes off of two carries and how many targets does he have so far in this game? It can't be too many, right? Four targets, four seconds for 32 yards. So he's turned four targets and two carries into three touchdowns today. Congratulations if you started them. Here's your 2022 Meekle Hardman blow-up game. Joey, are we getting more of these? Hell no. Trade him away, trade him away as fast as you can. No, but I have never been on the right side of one of these. And I was in a position where I mean, there was tons of great players on bye week this week. And I remember being in my Scott Fishbowl draft and being like, well, week seven, I'm just going to take a nap. And so I had to start Meekle Hardman in my super flex spot. And I'm happy. Yeah, I think he's got like 24 points at this point. Yeah, I'll take that every day. My favorite fan is your decisions are the ones with no agency where you're like, well, this is literally all I can do. Like there is not a single other choice I can make. So I'm making this one. And then when it works out, you're like, I knew it the whole time. I'm genius. I knew it. Basically me and Will Disley this entire season. I started them twice. Yeah, scored touchdowns twice. Hey, whatever works. You're the Will Disley whisperer. The Dizzle Whisperer. The Dizzle, sir. We got Albert in the chat. What's up, Albert? Welcome. And Geek hippie said, I'm making 50 cents and 10 cents in my two lineups. You add that together and you've got most of the dollar. Or $60 if you're bad at the symbol that you put in front of it. Slick Vic in the chat. What's up, Vic? Welcome and glad to have you here. Guys, I think it's time to move on to the next game. We got some more of these 4 p.m. games. Seahawks Chargers is the one that I want to talk next. This game is still going on the, what is it? Gino just handed it off to Kenneth Walker. The big player in this game is Marquis Goodwin. He's got two touchdowns today. It's a 23 yard reception that was really cool. Justin Herbert has not looked great in this game. He's got an interception in a touchdown. So yeah, not a whole lot going on here. Kenneth Walker is continuing to produce 22 carries, 94 yards in a touchdown. DJ Dallas had a couple of good runs. He was going to get a little more run in the game, and then they took him right out. But Kenneth Walker back in. This seems like it's just Kenneth Walker's backfield now. Like whenever you watch these games, they might plug some players in for additional carries, but I've got so much confidence in this dude as being the guy from the Seahawks. I want to shout Dave Richter from CBS in the preseason was touting Kenneth Walker. As talent-wise, he liked him better than Bree Saul. And not necessarily the landing spot, but talent-wise, just like when Kenneth Walker gets on the field, you guys are going to love him. And through two games, I absolutely do love him, and he looks great. Looks fantastic. Marquis Godwin, when he came down with that second touchdown, I was just like, are you kidding me? Like why another one? And I feel like there was another play where he was targeted in the end zone, right? But was out of bounds if I'm not mistaken. Like he seems to be a part of this game plan, but maybe that's just because DK Metcalf went out. We also saw DK Metcalf exit this game. But Marquis Godwin was getting a couple targets beforehand. Is there any update on the DK Metcalf injury? I know we saw him leave and not come back. When he was getting carted off the field, he was shaking his head as his teammates and saying, I'm fine, I'm fine.  So they were even saying on the broadcast that it might happen again. But then it came out very quickly and said it's a knee and he's not going to be coming back. Yeah, I noticed that. I, you know, of course, the main thing is we want DK Metcalf healthy, but I just thought it was hilarious that on the broadcast we're talking about, yeah, last time this happened, he just had to go poop. Well, it looks like they just scored again. Who just scored? I missed it. Oh, it was a field goal. Looks like the Seahawks kicked a field goal to go up a little bit right there. As we were coming on, there was back-to-back safeties. You never see that happen. Really? Two safeties right in a row, yeah. That's absurd. That's absolutely absurd. Justin Herbert's been kind of a disappointment this year, to be honest. Like, he's been fine, but, you know, everybody was expecting him to be that elite quarterback in the tier with Lamar and Mahomes and stuff like that, and he just hasn't been that this year. I think his rib injury is affecting him more than the charges we're letting on. I think he's, like, I think he's really hurt. Like, like, I think he's significantly more hurt than it's affecting his gameplay than than the charges we're letting on. But you're right, Jay, he just hasn't looked good. I thought I was rolling pretty in my super flex lineup with Justin Herbert and Jalen Hertz. Turns out Jalen Hertz was the money pick there, not my Justin Herbert in the first round. It did not work out right there. I'm looking forward to Herbert getting to his bi-week, getting healthy, and then coming out of that bi-week. Because the first half of the Charger schedule this year was a little more difficult. I do believe their back half, especially the playoff run, is really nice. When is their bi-week coming up soon? It's next week. Yeah, next week. Perfectly timed next week. That's why I was surprised Keenan played today. Yeah, he did. Two for 11, it's not much point. Right. I mean, he's getting older. He's only got so much time left. He's probably trying to make the most of it. We make it sound like he's only got that much time left on Earth, Jalen. Just saying. You know, careers are forever, Keenan. Well, you know what? You know, save her every game. The sun sets on everybody eventually. Yeah, especially Keenan Allen. Let's hit our next game. And we got two of these four-o'clock games yet. One is over. One is almost over. So let's talk about the one that is over already. This Houston Texans versus Las Vegas Raiders game. I'm mixing up the order on you guys on the fly. But this game is done. The Raiders coming out with a victory 38 to 20 over the Houston Texans today. Yeah, the story of this game is bell-cow Josh Jacobs just going nuts. Three touchdowns. That doesn't count as your animal noise, Simon. I'm sorry. 143 yards. I know, but it just doesn't count either. Three catches, 12 yards. I wish, man, I tell you what, I was in on Josh Jacobs and then they drafted. It's a mere white and signed. What's his name from the Brandon Bolden from the Patriots?  I thought that they were just going to go with the Patriots strategy of just a QB, excuse me, running back carousel. And you've got to love what Josh Jacobs is doing. He's an absolute stud. RB won right now. He's getting all the touches. 20 carries. The next highest was three. And that was from the quarterback and DJ Turner, who I have no idea who that even is. Derek Carr did leave the game the early first quarter, but came back in. Devonta Adams is having a nice game. Hunter Renfrow is, you know what, got to be kind of disappointed with his production so far this season. But I think a lot of that has to do with Mack Hollins also coming on, caught another touchdown. On the Houston Texan side of the ball, like Joey and I were talking before we got started. Davis Mills, while he did have a good game today, 300, 302 yards, two passing touchdowns. You know, he's kind of been a little disappointing as well. He's just a lot of people thought he would be that back end QB2 for a super flex kind of leagues and just really has it done it this year. But Joey, your guide, Mr. Damian Pierce, another solid game while he didn't have a rushing touchdown, 92 rushing yards, 20 carries, four catches, 25 yards. You just, you've got to love what he's doing. And you know, it's over a hundred total yards. Is I believe it's a fourth game in a row. He's over a hundred total yards. Like I love this man. Every week I go to my father-in-law, we're in a league together, and I sent him Josh Jacobs for Damian Pierce straight up. Every week I sent it to him and I texted him before we came on the show. I was like, so are you going to, should I even bother sending it this week? And he said, nope. And I'm like, you're crazy. Like I think he just knows how much I love him.  Probably, because give me Damian Pierce so I could be happy. Well done. Like you gave me your daughter, give me Damian Pierce as well. I want everything. Give me your daughter. If Joey, if I have Damian Pierce in any leagues where you have Josh Jacobs, we can make that trade right now. Okay. If, if go, I'll check my rosters, if that's the case, because I want Josh Jacobs rest of year. But this is a fun running back matchup, right? Like surprisingly, like these are two of the most workhorse back, like stereotype filling that role, running backs in the league right now where they're seeing all the work for their team. And I don't think at the beginning of the year, a bunch of people would have said, Damian Pierce and Josh Jacobs would be facing off as workhorse backs for their offense, right? Right. And you know, a lot of people have said, oh, because of draft capital that Damian Pierce is likely to get replaced next year, similar to what the Jets did with, Michael Carter and Jacksonville did with James Robinson. I don't think so, man. Damian Pierce looks good. I think that they have so many other holes. It's not like they're anywhere close to contending. I think they're just going to roll with Damian Pierce. I think he's in dynasty. If, if somebody is trying to sell high, you know, he might even be somebody you look to acquire. I mean, I am my only caveat there. I agree with you. I don't think they're going to be looking to replace him. But I do think when you lack that draft capital, it comes with being susceptible to being replaced more so than someone who's drafted early, right? Like not that the Texans are going to prioritize getting a higher draft capital running back or someone to fill this need. But if someone falls to them in the draft, because Damian Pierce is the guy on the roster, I think they're going to be a lot more willing to take that value, right? So I'm with you. I think he's shown enough. Like they're going to be more than comfortable rolling with him. But don't be surprised if like there's an additional piece added. If this backfield isn't as clear next year for Damian Pierce, if there was one every single year and fantasy managers, it seems like it seems like we get duped by this a whole lot. But NFL, they don't NFL coaches, these NFL teams, they don't look running back the same way that fantasy managers do. It's different. They're not as valued. And draft capital does matter a lot in terms of like the number of chances players are going to get. And like Simon said, just the amount of the amount that these coaches are willing to essentially stake. So you got to keep that in mind here. And I agree that we will see a situation change. Like James Robinson, right? We saw that every single buddy on earth saw James Robinson's rookie season where he came and he showed up. No one expected him to as an undrafted reagent. And then we're all like, yes, James Robinson is a guy now in Jacksonville. No, they drafted Travis Etienne first round. Yeah, but that's Urban Meyer. Can you really take it? It was, but it happens time and time again. The one thing I think Pierce might have going forward with his draft stock is he is playing for the team that has the record of having Arian Foster, who was a undrafted free agent and they held him forever in their lead running back spot. So while it's not the same situation, it is the same team. So there might be, there might be something there to that. And he's good enough. Like again, I'm not saying you're saying I expect him to, but he's good enough that if they want to roll with him, they can roll with them. Yeah. And one thing I do want to add before we move on, there has been some rumors that Brandon Cooks is being looked at by some teams for trade. So he might be somebody you're looking to buy low, because if he winds up on another offense, he could definitely, he's got the talent. It's just, he's on the Houston Texans and Davis Mills is starting the ball. They should trade Brandon Cooks and just give Damian Pierce the ball 35 times a game. Yes. Just let him just keep it. They're going to lose anyways. Get that high draft pick at Damian Pierce and work out there and make fantasy managers very happy. I'm with that. Guys, let's move on to our last four o'clock game here. This one's still going on. 30 seconds left about in this one. New York Jets up 16-9 on the Denver Broncos. Yes. The Jets, the Jets, the much acclaimed four and two Jets are closing in on their fifth victory here. This game has been a slog. This game has been a slog, say at least the over-under was at 37. And we're now at what, 25? We're now at 25. So hit the under. The Jets were favored by two points in this game. So it looks like Broncos probably not going to cover the spread. We'll have to wait and see the last 30 seconds. I think the Jets might have just got the ball back. The biggest news out of this game was Breece Hall. He got injured in the second quarter, I believe. Got tackled awkwardly on his leg and went out of this game, did not come back. Michael Carter ended up filling in for him. What's the level of concern from you guys with Breece Hall? I mean, until I hear more 10, he left the game and didn't come back in. And he's running back. He had to be carted off. Now, the one thing I will say, I was watching the game when this happened, he was able to walk off the field. He walked to the blue tent, but when he went into the blue tent, he had to walk to the cart and they carted him off. So I looked around a little bit online and they said, if it's his MCL, you could look anywhere from three to six weeks. But if it's his ACL, it could be a season. Oh, God, that would be a big bummer. That would be a big bummer. If that's the case, I imagine Michael Carter gets a massive boop. Massive boop, massive boop on your nose.  Michael Carter gets a massive boop on the nose for filling in for Breece Hall. Breece Hall still had a pretty good game. He did end up scoring a touchdown for Fantasy Manor. So if you had him, if you played him this week, you were at least saved. So you're at least saved for next week. That's so good. Michael Carter came in at 13 carries, 29 yards. Am I reading that right? Yeah. Yeah, 13 carries, 29 yards, right? And ended up getting 9.4 fantasy points, two targets, two receptions, 45 years. So Michael Carter, I mean, the usage is there. This office just isn't moving much in this game. Just a very, you know, it's a pretty low scoring game. So we're not seeing really a ton of fantasy relevant options here. Michael Carter for you guys, if Breece Hall is out rest of season, what does he become? He's a every week start for me, if Breece Hall is out the rest of the year. This is an incredibly tough Denver Broncos defense that they're going up against today. I'm not shocked that they're not moving the ball and they don't have to move the ball a ton to beat them, right? I expect more high scoring games from this Jets team. Some of the ones that we've seen over the first five weeks of the season and Michael Carter will be their primary ball carrier and we saw flashes of what he can do last year whenever he is the primary ball carrier. I'm not putting them in top 12 running back territory, but he's going to sniff it each week. He's a high-end RB two who like touchdown goes his way. He could end up as an RB one on any given week. So I'm viewing him as an RB two with RB one upside rest of the year. You're playing them. If you've got them on your team, it freezes out. Yeah, I'm with you. I don't know if I'd go. I don't know if I'm that bullish on him being RB one, the RB one upside, but RB two definitely. I'm right there with you. I think he does based on volume alone. Like I think Simon said it perfectly, but RB two. And if he gets a touchdown or two, he could finish the weakest atop 12 back. I wouldn't be surprised if the Breeze Hall season is over and I don't want to put that in the universe that they'd bring in somebody like Ham Acres to help out. That would be interesting. Yeah. Yeah, we would have to keep an eye on that for sure. On the Broncos side, on the Russia side, we had this whole concern with Melvin Gordon last week, this very sad post after he didn't really got benched essentially in the game against the Los Angeles Chargers. And they were clowning them, putting little clown emojis on them on the Jumbotron. It's not nice. This week we saw Melvin Gordon get the most carries. He got 11 carries, 33 yards. Latavius Murray had eight carries for 24 yards and a touchdown. So we saw Melvin Gordon get more carries, but he's bleeding down the seat. It's still split. It's close enough that really we're seeing a split between Melvin Gordon and Latavius Murray. Any clarity you guys are getting from seeing this game? Anything you saw on the field that from Latavius Murray or Melvin Gordon that gives you an indication over who's going to get the role going forward? Honestly, his baddest offense looks. I really don't want to start anybody in the backfield. I think Melvin Gordon is the guy that I would prefer just because I do assume he is going to get the most carries, but three yards per carry. Granted, Russell Wilson was out this week, but honestly, if I can, I'm avoiding any running backs on the Denver Broncos. Yeah, it's Melvin Gordon if you have to start someone. This is disappointing. Like it based on what we saw last year from Melvin Gordon and Givante Williams, it assumed like, okay, Givante may take a bigger workload, but Gordon is still a fully capable three down back. Like that's what it felt like was that the Broncos had the luxury of having two top tier, three down backs on their roster. Apparently they don't view Melvin Gordon that way because Givante Williams went down and all of a sudden it's a 1A1B with Latavius Murray instead. They're upside severely capped because of how they're splitting the workload. You're hoping the touchdown goes Melvin Gordon's way because he's not being hyper efficient on the ground either. So plug them in if you need like a bi-week fill in, but man, my optimism for Melvin Gordon has gone in the pooper the past two weeks. Poofer. And the last players I think it's probably worth mentioning here is Greg Dolchich got nine targets, six receptions, 51 yards, another good week, 11.1 fantasy points, another good week from Greg Dolchich. How are you guys, are you excited for Greg? Is he out of the glob? How do you make his way out of the tight end glob? The second he caught that first touchdown pass, I removed him from the glob prematurely. I was like, like that, like he got on the field. Premature agglobulation. Premature agglobulation for Mr. Greg Dolchich is exactly what I did. He just stayed living out there this week. This is exciting, right? Like the dude looks like the real deal. He looks like he's going to be an integral part of this passing game. And the fact that a backup quarterback came in here and immediately heavily targeted a rookie tight end, I think shows maybe how this team views Dolchich, right, how they're willing to use him. Like it was a safety valve for Ripon. Like Ripon was ripping the ball over there to Dolchich. Ripon was ripping. Oh, Ripon. I'm excited. He was ripping. I was excited for Dolchich. I'm probably going to send out some dynasty trade-off or see if people aren't too excited on them yet. Maybe they're trying to sell high. I said Dolchich was the last one of my intervention, but I completely blanked on Jerry Judy and Cortland Sutton receiving options on the Bronco side. Jerry Judy leading this receiving core here, 16.6 fantasy points, 11 targets, seven reception, 96 yards. Cortland Sutton, in contrast, 5.3 fantasy points, nine targets, three receptions for 23 yards. No touchdowns for either of these guys. It's a good week for Jerry Judy managers. Any other thoughts on these two guys? No, not really. I think by the end of the season, I do still think that Russell Wilson is going to get healthy and get it going. It's been an absolute disaster. If somebody still just is all out, maybe shoot some trade-offers for Cortland Sutton, especially after this game, I do think the Denver Broncos offense, especially the passing game, will get it going by the end of the season. I'm with you. Man, I think if you started Jerry Judy this week, then I don't know. You probably were in a pretty rough spot based on what we've been seeing so far, but it worked out for you. It worked out for you. I'm not letting this impact my confidence in starting him going forward. He's still in that wide receiver three territory, but he's one of the guys down there that if the game script goes his way, he's got the talent to be a top 12 wide receiver. But it's still the Denver Broncos offense, and until I see it operating well, I just can't put at best the second target on the team. I know he was number one this week. He hasn't been most weeks as a startable fantasy option. It's just too bad of an offense, man. Yeah. As I say that, I'm with all of the bias in the world starting Greg Dulcich in every single one of them. Speaking of the Broncos, did you see that Subway pulled the Danger Witch after they released that second, even worse cringe-worthy commercial? Subway said that's enough. We're getting rid of it. They said it's not because of the trolling. Okay, Subway. Did they pull the sandwich or did they just pull the ad? No, they pulled the sandwich off the menu. It's gone. They closed down the restaurant. Yeah, they're actually out of business. There's no more Subways. So I hope you use your gift cards. I had Russell Wilson's ego to the injury report for this week after they took his commercial off the air, eliminated his sandwich. Jay, speaking of injuries, I know we talked about quite a few of them already, but I think you got a full rundown on all of the major injuries. Some of the big injuries from this week, Amon Ross St. Brown left the game early, had one catch, and then he started to wobble a little bit, took a big hit. He did not return to the game. With the new concussion protocols, I would not be surprised to see him missed next week. It is a lot more difficult for players to pass the new concussion protocols within one week, so which is good. You know, you want players to be healthy to keep an eye out for that. DK Metcalfe, like we talked about, had a knee injury. He was carted off the field, did not return to the game. One thing that you don't like to see with these types of things, he was ruled out relatively quickly. So that's what's scary, where I have not seen any updates on that. Ryan Tannehill left the game with a knee injury. Malik Willis got some run, but Tannehill did return to the game. Does not expect to be anything long-term. Same thing with Zeke Elliott. He has what they're calling a, they didn't say a bone bruise, but a knee bruise, but he did return to the game. Should be fine. And then Breece Hall. Man, it looked like it could have been a concussion because he took a shot to the head, but they said it's a knee injury. He was ruled out pretty quickly as well. Like I said, I have a lot of Breece Hall this year, so he was somebody who I looked into with this injury and from what I'm reading, best case scenario, we don't know, I don't know any of this. I'm not a doctor, just this is me reading Twitter. Three to six weeks would be kind of best case scenario and it could be a season under, unfortunately. We'll keep you guys updated on that if anything new comes up, but I wouldn't expect more information tonight. Generally that starts coming out over the next couple of days as teams start practicing again throughout the week. Aber wants to know, was Mike Williams injured? Do you have any update on Mike Williams injury? Questionable to return, the ankle injury. That game is according to the Chargers team. That game over now? No, there's still a little bit of time left. Four minutes left. About four minutes left. Ooh, we got four minutes left now. And before that game's over, I want to talk a little bit about this Sunday night football matchup we have coming up. The Pittsburgh Steelers and the Miami Dolphins facing off on Monday night. This game has taken place in Miami. The Dolphins are seven and a half point favorites with a 45 point over under. We're seeing Kenny Pickett start in his first primetime game. And we are seeing the return of Dolphins quarterback to a tongue of eye lower after some nasty hits earlier in the season. He missed some time. I'm excited for this game. I know this district Steelers offense has struggled, but we've got a rookie quarterback making his first primetime start. Going against an offense that a team that has underperformed in recent weeks been hit by some bad injuries. They're getting their quarterback back. This is one that I'm just looking forward to seeing how both of those players look out there. With Tua coming back, no one was benching Waddle or Tyree Kill anyways, right? No matter who was thrown on the ball, those guys are starting every week. What I want to know is how this impacts the rest of this offense. Jay, does the return of Tua impact the running backs or the tight end? Mike Asicki, does it change how you're viewing the other assets besides Waddle and Hill in this offense? Honestly, not really. I think it's a push when it comes to Raheem Moster. He's been used a little more with who is it? Teddy Bridgewater and the undrafted rookie that was under center. But this offense is going to perform a lot better. So while he may not get as many touches, he's going to get more looks in the red zone. Asicki is somebody that he's been hot as of late, but didn't really perform when Tua was under center. So I could see him taking a little bit of a step back from what he's done these past couple of weeks with Tua out. That makes sense. Jerry, are you in agreement with Jay on how Tua's going to impact the Stoffins offense? Yeah. I mean, he could very well open it up a little bit more, but you mentioned Raheem Moster. And I said earlier this morning, I'm just a little worried about him. When we had Brian Drake on, he mentioned when somebody gets their knee drained, usually as the game drags on, they start to tighten up a little bit. So I'm a little worried about Moster long term tonight. That makes sense down there. We got Bobby in here. Bobby Felicio saying Jones is growing with the G-man. Defense is the key. Yeah. The Giants team as a whole has been looking pretty good over there. I know we got some happy Felicios with how well the Giants have been playing recently. Absolutely. Guys, in this game as well, I mentioned Kenny Pickett's making his first prime time start. Today's Claypool over the past couple of weeks has been looking pretty decent. Kenny Pickett starting tonight, though, he's had more of the rapport with Mitch Trubisky, though with the rumors that they're looking to trade Claypool and what they're expecting in return is something similar to the Christian McCaffrey package. Do you think we see them highlighting Claypool in this offense? I love a good narrative-based analysis because these teams are run by people who are making decisions based on emotion and based on business, not just on these certain things like, within trying to trade Claypool, do you think Claypool gets a little boost in his target side or are you not taking that into account, John Luke? I could see that occurring. I could see the same thing for Mike Kasicki on the other side of the ball because they also have some reports coming out this week that the Dolphins are ready to trade Mike Kasicki. So I could see them. You know what, Simon? I'm down to buy that narrative with you. You're down to buy that narrative? I love taking a trip down narrative. Once or twice a week, I got to roll down narrative street and try to do it. The Melvin Gordon squeaky mouse gets the cheese one didn't work out, but this one, this is the narrative that plays out. But this is it. That just means this one has a better chance of happening because the other one did. Absolutely. That's how math works. When you're looking at this game, Dolphins favored by seven, who are you taking? Are you taking the Dolphins to cover that or do you think the Steelers take the point? I think the Dolphins will win. You think the Dolphins are going to win tonight? I was wondering what you were doing, like you were cold? Covering the logo. As he just covers it. No, I like the Dolphins to win tonight. I am very excited for the game. The Dolphins defense hasn't been as great as people say it is. It's given up a lot of fantasy points. So I'm hoping Kenny Pickett really shows up in his first primetime game. You mentioned about Claypool. Are we going to see him showcase tonight? I think it kind of works on the other side too is they're going to send him out. They want to make sure he's not injured and there's no little hiccup that happens tonight. So they might let him get a couple nice plays and then say, okay, have a nice time on the bench. We're going to stop you tomorrow. We have battling narratives now. What am I going to do? I need another narrative now. We've got to fight narrative with narrative. I don't have a comeback for that one. I get a narrative for you. I don't think Mike Collins is the type of guy to do that. He's too good of a coach to try to put production on the field just so they can get rid of a guy. He's one of the best coaches in the NFL. I don't see it happening. So it's kind of, I don't know, man, but Bill Belich kind of plays that game. All right. He's just playing the game. I wouldn't say that makes him a bad coach. I'm with you, Jay. Now, oh, I love this all narrative. Jay with the narrative. And Jay was like, yeah, well, what about this one? What about that's part of the game? And it's what makes a coach a coach. And if Tom was so good, then why isn't he playing the game that way? Huh, Jay? Riddle me that, Riddler. Mr. Joe Burr. Joe Burr. Burr. Burr. Before we move on from this game, let's take some quick predictions. Joey said he thinks the Dolphins are going to win. Jay, who do you think is going to win this game? Dolphins or Steelers? Are we going with the spread or without the spread? Without the spread. Who do you think is going to win? Straight up. Who's the winner of this game? Dolphins. Jay, what about you? Dolphins. Yeah. We got four Dolphins. So if we're wrong, we're going to get four animal noises next week. Speaking of which. I was going to say, Jay, we're going to move on to our 1pm games right here. I was the sole loser of our animal noise bet last week, predicting Sunday night football incorrectly. So, boys, what animal noise will I be making on this fine Sunday for losing our bet? As a kid plus animal. I'll pick the animal. I'll go with the dolphin. One of you guys picked the action. Strength. That is a strength of mine. An intellectual dolphin. Okay. I can go condescending with that. Do I get to add a quality? Yeah. You want to, we'll do two qualities and an intellectual and white dolphin jam. Or you can add another animal if you want. Insecure. Insecure and intellectual dolphin. Okay. Okay. Here we go. Pretty good, right? Nailed it. I feel like I can break down each part of it. Like the whole thing was the dolphin. And then the first part was the lecture part. And a little squeak at the end was the insecure part. That looked more like a dolphin that was ready to mate. Like presenting itself was like, that's what I meant. You think an intellectually insecure dolphin isn't ready to mate, Jay? The things are not mutually exclusive. I love that you made this sound to prove the point, though.  I'm not going to second place. Simon's was much better. DKB and he was a doctor of disrespect, does a better dolphin. We'll have a dolphin on me and doctor of disrespect. And Gatheon Garofalo and he's saying you nailed it. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, ma. So much a part of my dolphin impersonations. I knew I could count on you. Guys, let's get into these 1 p.m. Julius is loving kangaroo. We'll have to save that one for next week. That's a front runner for next week's animal. I like the two adjectives plus an animal where everyone gets to add something onto there a little bit. Just killer. What's up? Welcome in. Glad to have you in here. You are just in time for us to talk a little bit about this Falcons and Bengals game that went down today. Bengals went in 35-17 in this one. Yeah. So the Bengals won 35-17 with the second biggest passing day of Joe Burrow's career. Tyler Boyd and Joe Burrow opened the game up, connecting for a 60-yard touchdown, kind of set the pace for the game. Then it became the Joe and Jamar show with two connecting on two touchdowns. The Falcons did their best job at keeping pace, but it's tough to make a comeback when the Bengals offense were on the field for the final eight minutes and 44 seconds of the game. They just closed this out. Bengals looking at their numbers. Joe Burrow 34 for 42, 481 yards passing, three touchdowns passing, three carries for 20 yards, and a rushing touchdown. He was incredible. His first half, he was 21 for 25, 345 yards passing, and three touchdowns. I mean, he was remarkable. Bad man. Yeah. Joe Mixon 17 carries for 58 yards and a touchdown, three receptions for 33 yards. So he was involved in the passing game again. I think everyone was involved in the passing games. I caught a pass from Joe Burrow. I, yeah, yeah, I was involved as well. Yeah. Jamar Chase, eight receptions for 130 yards and two touchdowns. He was incredible today as well. T. Higgins wasn't bad. He just didn't have a touchdown. Five receptions for 93 yards. So the work was there for him. Yeah. I think he had a play where he stretched across and something they gave it to him. I did. I don't think I got to see that, but I'm going to take your word for it because I believe you, but he was involved second week in a row. So that's good to see for T. Higgins. But the receiver I want to talk about is Tyler Boyd. Eight receptions. He led the team with 155 yards and a touchdown. So Jamar Chase and T. Higgins must starts week in and week out. This is Boyd's best game of the season by far. He does have one other hundred yard receiving game this season. Is Tyler Boyd a startable option? Or is he merely a flex the best? Simon, what do you think? So I was trying to pull up so far. I was looking at this earlier, how the Falcons are against slot wide receivers as a whole on the year. And they are a bottom 10 team. They're eighth worst against the slot through six weeks of the season. So going into this week in this Bengals coaching staff, say what you will about Taylor. He exploits matchups in the opposing defenses. If he sees a weakness in the opposing defense, he exploits it. There was obviously something he saw with how the Falcons were defending against that specific type of receiver and he executed on it. Boyd's going to have 155 yards and you'll see Tyler Boyd games like this. Like this is go back and look at last year. When they like the matchup for Tyler Boyd, they feed him the ball. So this is part of having Tyler Boyd on your fantasy teams. It's a little bit more predictable. I think then some of the blowups check out how teams are against slot wide receivers going in. And if it's a bottom 10 matchup, I think Tyler Boyd's not a must start, but he's a good start any given week whenever they're going against a bottom 10 slot matchup. And we have enough data now to make that decision, right? You can say that since last year. That's the one thing. Anytime you're here, Tyler Boyd, I wonder how the defense is against the slot. So I can be credit on that Simon. We're getting to the point in the season where we have enough data to make those calls, right? Like defense has changed so much, but we finally have enough. We're like being bottom 10 means something. Just a flukey game isn't going to set that off entirely. Unless it's a, I don't know, a two-a-tongue Viola, 500-yard passing game or something like that. That might throw off your stats a little bit still at this point. Looking at the Falcon side of the ball. Marcus Marriot, a pretty disappointing game. Eight for 1324 yards and a touchdown. He did have six carries in 31 yards. I feel like his rushing work has just kind of saved him this year. I think Marriot is nothing more than stuff by weak replacement if the matchups good at this point. Tyler Algier continues to lead this backfield in the absence of Cordell Patterson. Today he had 16 carries for 50 yards and a touchdown. Cale Huntley six carries for 22 yards. So the splits for Algier and Huntley since Cordell Patterson has been out. Algier 54 touches, 54 carries for 230 yards in the touchdown and Huntley 30 carries for 171 yards and a touchdown. So it does look like it's Algiers job until Cordell Patterson comes back. Not going much on in the passing game, which brings me to Drake London, which is kind of what I want to talk about. Drake London, one reception for nine yards. And after starting the season with either 75 yards receiving or a touchdown in each game, he hasn't scored a touchdown or had over 40 receiving yards in the last four weeks. Jail, how concerned are you with Drake London? I mean, I'm concerned about this offense. This is the bigger issue here. 13 attempts, 13 passing attempts, the whole game. It doesn't matter who you are. It doesn't matter if you're Calvin Johnson, you're not going to turn that into a lot of fantasy points. There's just not enough opportunity. So I'm worried at the Lanna Falcons offense, can't get moving if they can't get the ball to these guys, these weapons that they have, then it's bad news. Yeah, I completely agree. Like you said, they're not passing the ball. The past two games, 13 attempts is pass game, 14 attempts last week. Before that, 25 and the two big games for Drake London, 33 and 26. So you would think with this game script being down so big, so early, this would be the type of game that they would throw the ball at on. And if they're still going to run the ball when they're down by this many points until Arthur Smith is gone, I don't know what to do with Drake London. Now, to hit on something Joey said a little bit earlier as well. The Bengals eight o'clock like a coach's wet dream in this game, right? Like to chew up eight minutes at the end of the game for them to only throw the ball 13 times, I feel like you would expect more than 29 rushing attempts as well. This was a very low play volume game for the Falcons, just beautifully executed by the Bengals. So I mean, not that they would have thrown the ball more than 13 times, but this offense was on the field less than they have been any other week this season at Field. They might have thrown it 17 times. They might have thrown it 17 times, yeah. And then it's a different story. Then we're talking something else. That eight minute and 44 yard, just like, I don't know if you can call it a drive. They were going forward on fourth down almost every time. It was it was absurd to watch. The Bengals, like you said, they just masterfully played this game and every aspect of it. As before we move on to our next game, I saw just killer in here. This question made me laugh a little bit, said, who are your teams? Three are clear national last one, but the best part is the three clear ones are also long. They're not, they're not wearing their own team's jersey. So, so they just threw you off entirely. I am a, I'm a Browns fan, I guess. Can you say that a little louder Simon? I can hear you. I go to Cleveland Browns. JL Ravens right there. Joey, who do you support? I am a Buccaneers fan, but my wife's family, they're all Steelers fans. So I'm wearing this for them tonight for the game because when you marry into Steelers family, you have no choice but to support them if you have another team. So yeah, I'm a Buccaneer. What about you, Jamie? New York football Giants fan. I am, whenever I win a fantasy championship in my home league and somebody helps me do that, I feel like I'm obligated to support them by buying their merch. So Joe Burrow helped me win a championship last year, so I bought a shirt. How much money does Joe Burrow get from that t-shirt purchase? Probably nothing, but I think he's doing A-OK. You can see by the way he dresses. He's good. Yeah, that drip. I love when they just show the dudes who show up to every game and something sexy. Like, where they're like, you know what? It's Sunday, I'm showing up. I'm putting on a white tiger print suit. I'm wearing a neon green pants suit, is what I'm wearing today. I love it. I'll make you guys this promise. If Joe Burrow leads me in a back-to-back home league championships, I will show up to my draft and I'll wear it to Canton II in a white tiger suit. I was looking for a reason not to talk to you in Canton, so now I have it. So now I have it. Just kidding, Jay. I love you. I was a geek hippie and you were saying, bear down bears. We got some bears fans in the chat and just goes, damn, you did completely throw me off. Yeah. We're tricky. And I have a Lamar Jackson jersey hanging in the background, so I'm wearing a big shirt. And that's not a bagel's jersey. That might be tricky also, because that's a Clemson jersey. Yeah. And to really throw you off, I'm wearing a Larry Bird jersey underneath this, so we're all over the place. And Chris in here says, Chris has a 20 point lead going into tonight, but their opponent has Waddle, Friar Muth, and Tyquan Thornton. Jay, if you're giving our friend, Chris, you're a percent chance of winning. He's up 20. It's a decent lead, but going against Waddle, Friar Muth, and Thornton. What do you think is going to happen tonight? If this is PPR, I tend to assume PPR these days. It's not great, Bob. I'm going to give you about a 25 percent chance to win. Yeah, it's looking rough, Chris, but crazier things have happened, crazier things have happened, and we saw today lots of players' disappoint. I apologize, Mark Andrews, let you down, but you got to just keep on starting them week in, week out. We really missed the chance to say his lineup is broke and there's no fixing it. Guys, we got our next game here, Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys. The Cowboys won this one 24 to 6 in this game. Yeah, and even though that looks like a pretty big deficit, the game was a lot closer than that. Going into the fourth quarter, it was 10 to 6. A couple of Lions turnovers, turned into easy scores for the Cowboys. Speaking of turnovers, Jared Goff, four of them today. Two interceptions, two fumbles. He lost Amon Ross St. Brown on his first catch of the game. There was no Geandre Swift. Most targeted wide receiver on this team was Khaleef Raymond. While Jared Goff started off super hot this season and then has really tailed off, I don't think you can take much away from his performance without having Swift, Amon Ross St. Brown, TJ Hawkinson who really hasn't done much this season outside of that big one game was a week four, I believe. He started the season hot 11 touchdowns through four games and at one point the Lions were the top offense in the entire NFL. But in the last two games, Jared Goff has had zero touchdowns, three interceptions, and four fumbles lost. So, yeah, with a solid matchup going into Miami next week. Now let's say Swift and Amon Ross St. Brown are both back. And like Joey said earlier in the game, Miami is giving up a fairly significant amount of fantasy points to opposing teams. Are you starting Jared Goff in any format, 1QB or Superflex? Who's on bye next week? And are any of those guys my quarterback and is Daniel Jones on the waiver wire? Those are my three questions to answer your question, Jay. Okay, I don't know. I don't know. And I don't know. I guess to give you a more like applicable answer that could be applied elsewhere, he's the back end of that streaming tier of quarterback for me. I don't want to plug him in. He shouldn't be rostered. We're holding on to him unless it's a two quarterback league. But if you need someone to plug in for one week, it's a matchup that I'm not scared of. And they're going to be playing from behind. So you can. But there are other guys on the waiver wire probably that I'm preferring. Trevor Lawrence, say Daniel Jones, maybe even a Marcus Mariota. He's been running the ball not so much this week, but he's been running the ball pretty well. Yeah, if we get a Monterey St. Brown and DeAndre Swift back next week, I actually really like Jared Goff. I mean, this Miami Dolphins defense has just had shootout after shootout this season. So I don't mind playing Jared Goff next week. If my players on buy or whatnot, or if you drafted a lot of Russell Wilson like I did, and you have to find someone. Me too. I'm right there with you. Yeah, Jay was two tooting at Russell Wilson. Oh, I went all in. I had him top five this season. He did. I forgot about that. I was wrong. It's another show. It happens. What happened? Like. Yeah. What in the world? I can't wait for the 30-30 on what happened to Russell Wilson. It's been really fascinating to find out. On the lines of Russian game, Jamal Williams 15 carries, 79 yards. He did have a costly fumble inside the Dallas one that set up a pretty tough touchdown that sealed the deal for the Cowboys just about. Swift is expected back next week. I think he goes back to being, he's been on that high end RB2 value. More of a flex play. Definitely a backup running back that needs to be rostered everywhere. Because as we've seen, Swift hasn't been able to stay healthy. And this game aside, Jamal Williams has put up some pretty good fantasy weeks, even with Swift in. But the guy that I wanted to talk about next is TJ Hawkinson. Out of a monster performance in week four, he has been a major disappointment. Week four, he had 35.9 fantasy points in PPR formats. The five other games combined, he has 27.1 points averaging 5.4 points per game. Are you guys benching TJ Hawkinson until he turns it around? Glob. TJ Hawkinson's in the glob. He's not startable every single week. You can start him. You can plug him in, but... This good match up against Miami. Are you starting him? Yeah, plug TJ Hawkinson in next week. I think you can start him. But he's not an every week start in my mind. He's a glob tight end. I think this is a high end. It might be the nature of the tight end position right now. It just is like, all right, if you don't have Andrews, and I know he's disappointed today, but you're going to start Mark Andrews as soon as he's back on the field again. And you don't have Travis Kelsey. Like, all right, what matchups are good this week and who do I have? And that's kind of where you're at, where you're going to be streaming the position. Hey, Simon, I have a question specifically for you. Before we move on from Hawkinson. I think it was going to be a hot question. Yeah, absolutely. TJ, yeah. I'm on the other side. I don't think TJ Hawkinson is doing too poorly. I mean, he's the tight end six of PPR formats. He's not really, I mean, well, yeah, there's a massive chunk from the 40 point game last week, but he's still like scoring seven points, 5.6 points, 10.8 points, which for a tight end is not bad. That's not really that bad. He is probably closer to the glob, but the targets are there and he's and other tight ends are not getting targeted like he is. And so for me, I would rather have the tight end who hasn't turned it into production, but it's getting the opportunity. I guess like when I look at it, like I think what I rather have, Evan Ingram or TJ Hawkinson, David and Joku or TJ Hawkinson. And I think I would prefer both of those guys, but then whenever I look at like a Robert Tungian or a Conklin, give me TJ Hawkinson over, dulcet, like honestly, give me TJ Hawkinson over all of those guys, right? Like I've loved what I've seen from dulcet so far, but like, so TJ Hawkinson is below those guys that are starting to separate themselves in my eyes, but ahead of the whole glob, but he lives in that in between territory. Like there are people that aren't Mark Andrews and aren't Travis Kelsey that I have ahead of him that have separated themselves so far. And Jail, you're right, it's the targets. It's the guys that are getting consistently targeted that are ahead of them, but he is ahead of those guys that aren't getting consistently targeted. He's not at the top of the targeted guys. Yeah, looking at his, just I pulled up his opportunity stats from player profiler. And now this probably does not include this, this week, just keep that in mind, but number seven amongst tight ends on targets, number eight target share with 19%. 19%. He's got a 23.1% red zone target share. I mean, he's getting red zone targets. His snap share is 84.2%, which is number eight amongst all tight ends. His route participation, which is routes run per team pass play, meaning how many times did the team pass was he out there running around? He's number seven, number seven amongst all tight ends is 82.3% route participation. Opportunity's there. We just can't turn it into something. Let's flip this then. Are you looking to trade for him? I'd be down to trade for for Hawkinson. Yeah, absolutely. Yeah, I'm with you. I think it's not a bad opportunity. It just depends what you have to spend. I think he's at the top, the top of the glob. He's, you know, you love that opportunity. You just, you don't love to see the five points per game outside of that one big game. No, and just killer asking, is it Hawkinson over Kelsey? Absolutely not. Hell, not. No. Kelsey Lover is over here. And just killer and just jokes. Look at this. Even if you hate Kelsey, you still got Kelsey ahead of Hawkinson right there. Yeah, the Cowboys side of the ball. Dak Prescott returned from injury at a decent game. Nothing, nothing to write home about. 205 passing yards, one passing touchdown. But what you did see from this Dallas Cowboys offense is a lot of rushing the ball. 32 attempts, 27 of which went to Tony Pollard and Ezekiel Elliott. Pollard outperforms Ezek on a yards per carry basis. 83 yards on 12 carries, 6.9 yards per carry. Nice. Ezek had two touchdowns. They were both real close. Nothing spectacular. 57 yards, 15 carries of 3.8 yards per carry. While Ezekiel did get the touchdowns, he's not really been that impressive this season. 4.2 yards per carry and pretty much all the passing game work has been going to Tony Pollard. You know, you've seen in the past when Ezekiel had these big years, he's also been involved in the passing game. Would you guys use this two touchdown game as an opportunity to sell high on Ezek or you ride until the wheels fall off? I'm going to ride for a few more weeks because just with this Dallas, the matchups they have coming up, like I want to keep Ezek for a little while longer and then trade him. And I said that earlier this week, on the Thursday night show, like I really want Ezek to next few weeks. And then I'm going to believe me, then I'm going to trade him. But just for the next little run, I really want Ezek. I'm fine continuing to roll with Ezek. This isn't the first time we've seen Pollard outproduce him on the ground from an efficiency standpoint, right? Like that was the story last year. Pollard was outproducing Ezek on the ground. It's what he does. Like I do feel like right now, the Cowboys know that whenever we watch the game, we know that's probably what can happen. Ezekiel is still there starting running back. Ezekiel is still probably going to get more goal line carries and Ezekiel is going to be productive. So I'm plugging Ezekiel. That being said, start Pollard every week too. Like plug Pollard in. This isn't an anti-Pollard take. It's just feel good with what you've gotten Ezek. Don't immediately just be like, oh, two touchdowns I got to sell. There's a reason he got two touchdowns. He's just starting running back for the Dallas Cowboys right now. Jalen, anything you'd like to add? No, no, I agree. I agree with completely Simon actually. Oh, yeah, that's rare. Really not much else to say about the Dallas pass catchers when they're not throwing the ball that much. Not going to be a ton of production. Four catches, 70 yards.  Noah Brown led the team with seven targets, but outside of the game against the Giants, he hasn't done much since then. Not really much to take away from them for this game. Can I say something about Noah Brown? This is what I was looking for today to see if he was going to be involved, to see if he was just a Cooper Rush guy and seven targets with Dak Prescott. That tells me that Noah Brown's going to be involved in this offense. Did you guys see that flip he did? I did not. No, I missed the flip. He got flipped through the air, and it was crazy because as he was getting flipped, it was like his head just got enough clearance to kind of whip around and he landed on his back, but it was a pretty wild play. It showed the replay like a thousand times. It's crazy. I don't know how I missed it. I'm going to have to lift that one up. I love a good flip. We love a flip when that happens. It wasn't intentional flip. He was getting a hit flip. That's the only way I'm flipping now. I'm not flipping anything intentionally. Me and Noah Brown. It's got to be that if I'm upside down, something has gone very wrong at this point in my life. The guy should not be upside down at any point. We're going to move on to our next game. And speaking of upside down, I think the whole football world is upside down because the New York Giants are sitting at six and one through seven games have already beaten my projection for their total of wins on the year by three games through only seven games. So that's I was really wrong. Like honestly, they're wrong. Yeah, like they probably beat the total for this year and next year that I had for them. If I'm being honest, I had no expectations for the Giants. They barely won this game. I was going to say it looked like they might not win this game for a little bit there. And at the very end, I don't know if you guys watched the last play of this game. Trevor Lawrence takes Christian Kirk on the one yard line. All he has to do is fall into the end zone to tie the game, kick an extra point to win it. And the Giants defense was right there to hold him up at the one game over Giants win in exciting fashion. Keep this up. Raising. Keep this winning streak alive at least for one week. No idea what's going on, but I love it. Where I want to start is on. Oh, sorry. Go ahead, Jail. They picked him up and just kept him from scoring. It was just like he got the closest he could get to scoring without actually scoring. I was sitting there. It was one of the plays like, I know my girlfriend doesn't love football and doesn't really care about most of what happens, but I'd say one or two plays a week. I'm like, you got to come watch this. Like, it's one of those ones where like, I just have to share this with somebody in my house and my dog doesn't respond. And that was the play this week or like that happened. I was like, you have to come watch this. Like, come look how close they were to just winning this game right there at the end. But the Giants got it. Giants got it done. And let's start on that side of the ball. Daniel Jones going 19 for 30 for 202 yards and a touchdown, but adding 107 yards and a touchdown on the ground. I've been seeing some lively debates about the future of this New York Giants quarterback position. Is Daniel Jones the guy? Is Brian Dable just working his magic and it's the defense and sake one carrying this team? Jay, you're our GM and you're our Giants fan. How do you feel about Daniel Jones going forward? Do you think he's showing enough this year that they're going to have confidence to sign him to a long-term deal or are they still going to look to upgrade in the first round of next year's draft? I'll be honest. Going into the season, I was out. I was completely out. I was like, you know what? Daniel Jones just isn't the guy. I've always, since they've drafted him, Daniel Jones has been that guy that I've never felt like he can take the team on his back and win a game. He was just the guy, you know, good defense, good running. And you know what? Look what he did today on the ground, 107 rushing yards, plus the rushing touchdown. He stopped with the turnovers. I think if he continues to play like this the rest of the season, I could see him being the starter next year. And you guys know well enough that I was not expecting Daniel Jones to be there. I wanted a tank for Bryce Young or CJ Stroud or somebody. But man, whatever the Giants record is, if he continues to play well, and the big thing with him is he's not turning the ball over. Dabel is putting him in the position to make smart plays and not play risky football. I mean, he's doing it with Wanda Robinson, Darius Slayton, David Sills the fifth.  He's got no wide receivers. So I'm cautiously optimistic for the future of Daniel Jones. Some disrespect to Wanda Robinson saying he's got no wide receivers. But that's where I wanted to move next. rookie wide receiver Wanda Robinson made his debut last week, played on only 14 offensive snaps in week six. This week played a much larger role. And eight targets, six receptions, 50 yards. Darius Slayton came down with a touchdown, but Wanda Robinson was the most targeted player in this offense. Joey, going forward, how are you viewing Wanda Robinson? Is he a guy that you're comfortable starting each and every week? Congratulations if you used your waiver wire fab on Wanda Robinson this week because you're rewarded. I mean, six for 50, that's 11 fantasy points in a PPR league. You will take that every week for a wide receiver three. And I think that's right where Wanda Robinson's at. He's a wide receiver three. You can start if you're in a pickle on by weeks, throw him in at a wide receiver two or, you know, a flex every week. I like Wanda Robinson. I think he's going to be the most targeted receiver in this offense going forth this season. I'm happy starting them. Yeah, so am I. I think you can plug him in. He's going to me. It looks like he's going to be the wide receiver one for this New York Giants team. And with most teams, the wide receiver one is someone that you want to start in fantasy. We've been saying it on this show for a couple of weeks now to pick him up, you know, throw him at the end of your bench because he could have this opportunity. And it looks like he's making the most of it. On the other side of the ball, Trevor Lawrence going 22 for 43, 310 yards, no touchdowns, no interceptions. A pretty just meh game if you started him. He had a touchdown on the ground though. So from a fantasy perspective, you were fine with it, right? Nothing to write home about, nothing you're excited about. But he did all right for you. The receiver is Evan Ingram. We talked about the glob a little bit earlier. Evan Ingram got seven targets this week. And that makes the last three weeks of targets, 10 in week five, six in week six, seven in week seven. JL, you were saying TJ Hawkinson, maybe a little bit separated from the glob. Rest of season, do you want Hawk or do you want Ingram? That is a good question. I thought so. I thought it was a good question. It's a good line, right? I think I'd rather have, I think I'd rather have Hawk. You'd rather have Hawk. What about you, J? I see you pursing your lips, maybe thinking about this one. Are you going to have an Ingram or are you going to TJ Hawkinson? I think I'm going to go Evan Ingram. I just, I like the consistent target chair. And he's, you know, he's doing this. He's getting double-digit points with no touchdowns. There's really, you know, Christian Kirk is the number one, but is he really a number one? You know, we've got Travis ETN getting some work. I just, I've seen, and even the games earlier in the year where I didn't necessarily go out that great, you could see that that connection was starting to build with Trevor Lawrence and Evan Ingram. And he's not been dropping the ball like he did on the Giants. So I think it's very close. It's probably, I'd rather have both of these guys and play matchups. But if I'm having to pick one for the rest of the season, I think I'm going Evan Ingram. I think I'm right there as well. I think it's Evan Ingram. Joey, are you with JL or are you with J and I here? I would probably be, I'm actually with JL on this. I'd rather have a Hawkinson on my team. But I don't think anyone should be surprised by what they're seeing out of Evan Ingram. It's a Doug Peterson offense. And we were saying this all off season. He likes to target as tight ends. That's exactly what he's doing. Evan Ingram has had work all season. I just, I think the Lions are going to trail a lot more. Their offense is absolutely dreadful. Jackson at least has some, what have been off defense. Yeah, I meant defense. Sorry about that. So yeah, I mean, I like Evan Ingram, but I would probably still rather have Hawkinson. That's one more opportunity for Evan Ingram. I'm sorry, for T.J. Hawkinson over Evan Ingram. There's less competition in that Lions offense. Man, that's wild to say that Evan Ingram has more competition for targets in this Jacksonville offense. If you look at the depth of target, I get it. Christian Kirk's getting it, but Zay Jones, Marvin Jones. Like these guys that maybe you didn't expect to command eight to 10 targets are occasionally commanding eight to 10 targets. Marvin Jones always does that. You're right. Zay Jones, yeah, for sure. Not in no way. You'd expect that. No, one player JL that I wanted to talk about, and I'm sure you're quite excited about this finally happening. Maybe you're most rostered player this year is Mr. Travis E.T.N. And it looks like, it looks like the switch is complete. Travis E.T.N. seems to have taken full control of this backfield. James Robinson, I don't know if there was an injury that they didn't disclose. He wasn't on the injury report, but he didn't get a single carry in this game. He wasn't on the field until like the end of the second quarter, I feel like, where he came out on a Trevor Lawrence run. But Travis E.T.N. 14 carries 114 yards of touchdown on the ground and added one reception for five yards off of five targets. John Luke, is it done? Is James Robinson over? Is this now the Travis E.T.N. backfield? I have one thing to tell everybody. Okay. I told you. I told you, Travis E.T.N. Let's go. He looks good. He looks good. He looked fantastic today, apart from the fumble into the end zone. And then, but even then, it came back in the second half and it was still the Travis E.T.N. show, right? They didn't switch up game plans. They didn't go to somebody else. Joey, how are you viewing Travis E.T.N. rest of the season? Are you with JL? Is he a top 12 running back, top 24? How are you viewing this guy? He's not 12, but I share in JL's excitement because I have been trying to put this narrative out for two weeks now on this show that James Robinson needs to go away. Just go away. And I was even tweeting it today. Very nice. James Robinson never again. I don't want him on the field. And this is why. Travis E.T.N. is better than every aspect of playing the game this year. Everything we've seen the last four weeks is Travis E.T.N. is superior to James Robinson. Showed it again today. Sure, there was a fumble in the end zone. But like Simon said, the ball went back to E.T.N. again in the second half. I love E.T.N. rest of the season. He's a solid running back to for me the rest of the way. Rock solid is the correct terminology. The fumble into the end zone also wasn't a terrible one. He did. It did get popped out because he got hit hard. It wasn't like it's just a bumble fumble, you know? Bumble fumble. Those bumble fumbles are the ones that we read. He should have protected it. Don't get me wrong. But yeah. Sometimes you bumble fumble it and those ones hurt a little bit more. This was not a bumble fumble. Let's move on to our next game. We have the Bucks visiting the Panthers in this one. The Bucks surprisingly not getting it done in this game. The Panthers without Matt Ruhl, without Christian McCaffrey, without Baker Mayfield winning 21-3. Against all odds, specifically the betting odds. 13 points spread. 13 points spread for the Tampa Bay. That's a good one, J.L. Damn it. Oh boy. Did Carolina cover this game? And still we hit the under. So the under was at 39. Did not reach that because the Tampa Bay Buccaneers peeped. They peeped all over the place. Yeah, unfortunately my wife picked up and started PJ Walker against me. Oh boy. The old peach. She started peach? Peaches. She started peach. Yep. Oh boy. Yeah. Not great, Bob. PJ Walker starting for the Carolina Panthers after firing Matt Ruhl and Baker Mayfield sitting out. Christian McCaffrey getting traded. PJ Walker comes in. And Tom Brady sleeping. Yeah, as you get older, you take a few more naps. A few more naps here and there. Tom Brady, 11.7 fantasy points. This game he threw 49 times. He threw 49 times, 32 completions, 290 yards. Not a single touchdown. Not a single touchdown. PJ Walker threw, sorry, 22 times, 16 completions for 177 yards and two touchdowns in a fantastic game. His QB rating 126.5. He was great. He looked great in this game. On the rushing side, we had a DJ Moore. I'm sorry, on the first... Yeah, DJ Moore had a rush. That was crazy. He did not see that. On the rushing side with Christian McCaffrey gone, Deontah Forman and Chuba Hubbard were running this backfield. Deontah Forman getting the bulk of the carries year 15 for 118 yards and no touchdowns. Chuba Hubbard had nine attempts for 63 yards and a touchdown. They both broke off some big runs in this game. They looked very good. I don't know where this Panthers team was hiding. What happened here, guys? They were hiding under Matt Rule's belly and he left and now they've escaped and they are just starting all over the place. No, I think this maybe was a team that was demotivated. I feel like you see this sometimes. You know what I mean? When a coach loses the locker room and affects the performance on a field, and it could have just been like the cyber league. You know what I mean? Coach is gone. Expectations for this season also probably gone. This was probably just a, hey, we're playing a division rival who hasn't looked good recently. The coach that has been maybe weighing us down and the player's eyes is gone.  And they did put together a full game. Yeah, so between Chuba Hubbard and Deontah Forman, are these two guys that, if they're not already picked up off the waiver, that you're heavily targeting this week, Joey? So Thursday night, I was able to get out there as the announcement was made. And I told everyone, if you're going to pick up, if you need to pick up one of these guys, pick up Deontah Forman, not Chuba Hubbard. Chuba Hubbard had a much better game than I expected. I still want Deontah Forman in this offense. And I actually went to Twitter and I put out a poll to see who do people want after watching this one game. And 87% last time I checked it was still Deontah Forman. He looked better today. Now in the first half, Chuba Hubbard, he did look a little bit better. But when it was there to close the game out, it was Deontah Forman. And he was involved in the passing game, had the better performance in the passing game as well. Is, I think he's a flex at best, that being said. Because I think this performance against Tampa Bay is going to be an anomaly. Because, yeah, I don't think this Panthers team is that great. And like Simon said, expectations are not there. Not going to pan out. I'm with you, Joey. Like Deontah Forman is startable, but I'm not rushing to start him. He should be rostered in every single league. If he's on your wave or wire, I'm probably trying to pick him up. And he can be plugged in. But a split backfield on an offense that like this is their ceiling, right? Like what we just saw this week is the ceiling for these guys, I feel like. As much fun as they had against the Buccaneers this week, I don't imagine as many fun games for the Panthers down the stretch. They're going to lose a lot more than they're going to win. Absolutely. On the receiving side of this, we also had some surprises. DJ Moore, welcome back. We missed you. Glad to see you're still kicking. All he needed was a little peach in his life. All he needed was a little bit of peach. 19.6, fantasy points, 10 targets. Seven reception, 16 yards, a touchdown. Oh, nice. DJ Moore is solid as what we want to see. You know who else got some fantasy points in this game was Teris Marshall Jr. 5.1 fantasy points, three targets, two receptions for 31 yards. Oh, a little interesting. Technically, he did get points.  Jail, I will say this is the Teris Marshall breakout. He's made it. He has ascended to his ceiling in the NFL and it is 5.1 BPR fantasy points. Who had more fantasy points this week? No, don't. Don't you dare. Don't you dare. Was it Teris Marshall Jr. or Russell Wilson? I thought you were going another route. It was Teris Marshall Jr. That is damn correct. Great job. I thought you were going to take the Leviska-Chanal shot at me, but Leviska-Chanal got 1.8 fantasy points, proving that you can get less than 5.1 fantasy points in a game. So there you go. Jail, I've been watching Jarnal Mooney this season. I already know it's possible to score more than 5.9 fantasy points. It's a Tommy Trembel. Can we talk about the Tommy Trembel? Tommy Trembel is also here, Mr. Tommy Trembels. He has one target, one reception, 29 yards in a touchdown. Joey, what would you like to say about all Mr. Trembels? I have an affection for Tommy Trembel, just because we say when our stomach hurts, we have the Tommy Trembels. And just any time I see him perform on the field in any positive form whatsoever, I get excited. So I'm happy to see you got a touchdown today. I'm not starting them. I'm not having all my team, but it's nice to see him get a touchdown. It's nice to see his name come up. Yeah. Moving on to the buck side of this ball, buck side. Buck side of this ball. The buck side of this ball. Leonard Fournette on the rescue side, eight carries, 19 yards, or a whopping 4.6 points. So Leonard Fournette, if you started them, it probably would have been better to start Old Terrace Marshall down there. You're a man. We all make mistakes. Don't worry, there's always next week. Shot white 4.2 fantasy point six carries for 24 yards. Guys, what's going on with this? This bucket ears backfield. Uh, weren't able to get it going today? Are you at all concerned? Or is this just a flukey game? They were they lost big to the Carolina Panthers. I'm not reading too much of this.  Like, I'm surprised they didn't just like start giving Keeshawn Vaughn 100 carries in this game. I don't even know if he's still on that team. Like, they just phoned it in. I'm not. Rashad White, he should be rostered. Um, he's an exciting young player. Maybe he gets more involved, but this is still the Leonard Fournette show. Like, I'm not too concerned for old Lenny. I'm with you. Correct. Mike Evans led the receiving side of this ball. 15 targets, nine receptions, 96 yards, 18.6 fantasy points. Mike Evans doing what he does. Chris Govan wasn't bad either. He should have had a big day, Mike Evans. He dropped a long touchdown. Sure thing. Mm. Ripped one. That's why there's a big crack in my screen right here. Because you just punched it. Yeah. Chris Godwin also had a pretty good game. 13 targets, seven receptions, 11.1, 0.5 fantasy points this week. Not much to talk about there. That's basically what you expect. Even in a bad game, these two guys are performing fantasy-wise for you, which is why you drafted them, where you drafted them. Did you guys see the video of after the game, the Bucks players were running off the field and the referees ran up to Mike Evans to get his autograph? There were two of the referees from that game getting a Mike Evans autograph after the game, like in the tunnel as they're walking off. And the comments were split. Like half the comments were like, and I fell officiating, looking into this. And the other half were like, guys, like wouldn't it be concerning if they didn't want his autograph? Like that's a future Hall of Famer. And I bet they got kids at home and like they saw the opportunity. Yeah, that's it. It's not the right time. Thank you to Gaze. That's not the right time to do it. Like in that professional setting, when you affect the game, like I get what you're saying. Trust me, if I was there, I would try to get it for my kids. Man, you can't do that. I get the optics. They did it after the game in the tunnel. Yeah, after the game. It's not affecting the game then. I'm fine with it, whatever. They're just humans. It's not like an impact in the game at all. I just thought it was funny to see them kind of humanized. I'm not going to call any bad calls against Mike Evans because I want to get an autograph after the game. Yeah, I think it's less likely that referees think that way because this is their career and they're also referees are highly graded. Like every game they are graded by their job. But that affects their livelihood. So like they're not going to make a play. I don't think it's unlikely they'd make a call like that because they like a player and then get worse scores, right? Like Simon said, it's more about the optics. I don't think they actually do that, but that's just the rabbit hole that people are going to go down. They're not going to do that. Evans is going to make the Hall of Fame. Like I hope that happens. I really do. I would love to see his bus and can. Oh, I'm the world's biggest Mike Evans fan. I would love that too, Joey. Jay, and I bet the more likely scenario is not that they adjust the like calls that they're making on the field. They adjust which player they asked for an autograph at the end of the game. Know what I mean?  I'm going to approach Evans today. I didn't call that PI. I can't go up to Godwin today. Sorry, guys. No, absolutely. Guys, let's hit. Let's hit one more game in here. The next game that we're going to be talking about, we've got this Browns at Ravens game. The Ravens coming back with the victory in this one, winning 23 to 20. Yeah, and there was a little concern that the Ravens were going to blow a double digit lead for the fourth time this season, but they did not. Thanks to the Browns being the Browns with some costly penalties towards the end of the game. Cleveland had the ball on its own 16 with 312 to play. They drove down the field and then had a couple penalties, wound up getting a field goal blocked to seal the game. Honestly, on the Brown side of the ball, there's not much to talk about. Jacoby Brissette, 250-something yards, no touchdowns. And Joku has been a very nice surprise this year. It seems like the breakout is finally upon us. Seven catches, seven targets, 71 yards. Yeah, you got to love that. Donovan Peoples-Jones, six catches, 71 yards. Nick Chubb is Nick Chubb. He's very good. And Kareem Hunt pretty much just didn't do much other than score touchdown. But you got to love that if you had to plug him in to your lineup this week, which I had to. So I was very happy with that. Ravens side of the ball, but Ravens only had 16 passing attempts. No game this season was less than 29. So, you know, while the Ravens have traditionally been a run-first offense, this is not something I expect to continue. I think the passing offense is going to be just fine. But one thing I did want to touch on before we go, welcome back Mr. Gus Edwards. 16 carries, 66 yards. Two, no, it's more like a honk honk because it's the Gus bus that we're all on. Two touchdowns. Kenyon Drake at 11 carries for whopping five yards. Gus bus is available in 58% of Yahoo leaks. He's obviously worth a pickup, but is he that guy that's the empty the fab bank, drop everything, you know, top waiver priority? Honk honk, are you picking up the Gus bus and dropping everything you have for him? Little heavy. I don't think I'm dropping everything I have for Gus Edwards, but I'm definitely going out and making decent bids for him. I think don't think 15 to 20% of fab is out of the question for him. I think he is the second best rusher on this team behind his quarterback. But I'm happy adding Gus Edwards. Everything I saw from this game until JK Dobbins comes back years of the show. Justice Hill costly fumble today. Kenyon Drake did absolutely nothing with his carries. Kenyon Drake is Kenyon Drake. Yes, it's almost. So I'm happy with Gus Edwards. Simon J. Allen, anything? Yeah, I agree with Joey. Gus Edwards is not the type of player. Any of these Ravens running backs are not the type of guys you want to drop all of your fab on because the Ravens don't use the running back like that. They're going to rotate. They're going to switch it up. We're going to see different backfields. Gus Edwards is someone I would be willing to put a decent amount of fab on because of JK Dobbins going being placed in the IR, but I'm not spending all my fab on him. Simon. These guys nailed it. There you go. Yeah, I'm with you guys. I would be a little more aggressive than what Joey said. I'd be willing to go more of the 50% realm, especially if you're running back needy. But yeah, but JL, you said it perfect. It's the Ravens backfield is going to be a mess. I do think Gus Edwards will lead it until JK Dobbins comes back. Guys, before we go, I know Sunday Night Football has kicked off. We had a question here I wanted to hit from our friend Francisco. And then we're going to go watch some Sunday Night Football. Francisco, my man wants to know, I traded AJ Dylan, Gabriel Davis and Deandre Swift for Saquon Barkley and T Higgins thoughts. Joey, I see you with the thumbs up. You liking this trade for Francisco? You got the one. I mean, probably top two running back in the league. And then T Higgins is fantastic. Yeah, easy top 12 wide receiver any given week. So yeah, you did really good here. Nailed the straight. This is hot, Francisco. Nice work, my friend.  And thank you so much for hanging out with us this evening. If you enjoyed what we're doing over here, head on over to YouTube channel at front yard fantasy and hit that subscribe button. We've got all sorts of content coming. You want more faces to make sure stuff over there. And before you leave this video, hit the like button and make sure you're subscribed to fan dual on YouTube. 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Coming up on Inside Look. California is not only earthquake country, it is also volcano country. More than 500 volcanic vents have been identified in the state of California. We know that there's a chance that they will occur, but we're not able to say exactly why. We're going Inside California's Earthquake, Tsunami and Volcano program this week on Inside Look. Welcome to Inside Look. Tsunami and what you see behind me is 100% pure California. It is just absolutely beautiful, isn't it? But what our eyes can see on the surface only tells half the story. We know that California is home to earthquakes, but did you also know that we are a state home to volcanoes? Should we be worried? And how much notice would we get if there were to be an eruption? It's time to start answering those questions. We begin our coverage with Sean Boyd. Lassen Peak. Its beauty belies its simmering potential. It is at the top of the state's volcano watch list. The volcano is still very much active, that's why we have these wonderful hydrothermal areas. California is not only earthquake country, it is also volcano country. Dr. Maggie Mangan is the scientist in charge at the USGS California Volcano Observatory in Menlo Park. The threat is real and the potential for another volcanic eruption in the state of California is on the order of one in 100 to about one in a couple thousand in any given year. Would you buy a lottery ticket with those odds? Well, those odds are why the USGS monitors all eight volcanoes in the watch list. Lassen Peak and Mount Shasta in the north and Long Valley Caldera east of Yosemite are California's high threat volcanoes. Monitoring stations at the volcanoes themselves gather seismic and gas readings, along with data on changes in land topography then streams it all in real time to this operations room at the observatory. Scientists also watch the molten rock or magma flowing three miles below Lassen Peak. We keep a watch on that because if we start to see anything migrating toward the surface it might suggest that the magmatic system is going to be replenished and that could provoke an eruption. Dr. Mike Klin has studied Lassen Peak since 1975. Lassen last erupted in May of 1915. Miraculously captured on film. There were no known deaths and only a few minor injuries but should Lassen or Shasta blow today and it will? It's not a matter of if it's just a matter of when. The results would be more complicated and concerning depending on the severity and the other conditions like weather but it would not take us by surprise. It's likely that you would see weeks to months of horning. Scientists learn a lot from history. It is a determined odds maker. The number of volcanic eruptions that occur within the state of California in just the last thousand years are about the same as the number of large damaging earthquakes on the San Andreas Fault. We take that hazard seriously. We need to take the volcano hazard seriously. Alright, thanks Sean. So what's being done to monitor the volcanoes in California? How do we know that we'll know before the next eruption? With more on Cal OES's role in volcano monitoring, here's Jonathan Goodell. Thanks Brian. If there's anything that we've learned about volcanoes, it's that they're impulsive. When and where they may erupt is virtually impossible to predict. What we do know is that monitoring is being done around the clock to ensure public safety. Tracking indicators such as GPS, seismometers and other tools provide experts with a realistic assessment of when a volcano may erupt. Warnings could spare residents a few days, weeks and maybe months, even as threats rise. There's a notification process that we use with our federal partners which rise all the way from an advisory up to an imminent morning. Through the earthquake, tsunami and volcano program, Cal OES monitors reports from the USGS, including low magnitude earthquakes. Over time, those earthquakes could be an inclination of an impending volcanic eruption. We work very closely with our scientific partners at the California Geologic Survey and the US Geologic Survey to really understand what the hazard is. So that includes digging in deep to what the mapping is right now and also learning about what the implications would be if a volcano eruption were to occur and how that would impact not only the local communities but the secondary and tertiary cascading impacts that could happen as a result of a volcanic eruption. What can be done to minimize impacts to your family and home? First, be aware of any surrounding volcanoes and how close you are to them. Also, review your homeowner's insurance policy, be aware of warning sirens and create an emergency evacuation plan as well as an emergency kit because the odds of the next volcanic eruption happening, well, even for the experts, it's just too unpredictable. There are some volcanic eruptions where, you know, it could be tens of thousands of years in between when the last one erupted. So we're still continuing to be vigilant and making sure we're monitoring and staying on top of all the latest science so we can be prepared for when that day does happen. Here are some interesting facts about volcanoes. Did you know Kilauea in Hawaii is the most dangerous volcano in the world with 61 eruptions since 1893? The largest volcanic eruption on record was Toba in Indonesia, thought to have erupted 73,000 years ago. It released more than 1,000 cubic kilometers of material and created a caldera 100 kilometers long and 30 kilometers wide. The United States ranks third behind Indonesia and Japan in the number of historically active volcanoes. And there are 65 volcanoes in the United States and eight of those in California alone. And lastly, Mount St. Helens was a most destructive eruption in U.S. history, occurring in 1980 in Washington State. Thanks, Jonathan. To see more videos like this and to see other stories covered by our team, you can go to oasnews.com. You can also like our Facebook page and follow us on Twitter and Instagram. And that will do it for this week's edition of Inside Look for all of us at Kilauea. I'm Brian May. Thanks for watching and stay safe.