We've had a lot of slates this year in daily fantasy football where injuries weren't too bad But unfortunately week 13 was very much not one of them key injuries to tank down their car and the list goes on and on and on We're gonna break down the impact of those injuries here today on the podcast letting you know What to think about those guys going forward in NFL DFS and their teammates? 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Hope is here. Visit gamblinghelplinema.org or call<PHONE_NUMBER> for 24-7 support in massachusetts or call 1,877-8hopin-y or text hopin-y in new york Let's dig in now to our headliner from week number 13 Which of course is unfortunately the tank del injury for the Texans are importantly a broken fabula Which means he'll probably be missing the rest of this year. We've had a fun time talking about tank all year So that's a bummer and it's obviously a downgrade for our guy CJ Stroud as well to lose a key piece of this offense But Nico Collins went nuts after del's injury here He had 12 targets on only 26 targeted throws. He caught nine of those for 191 yards in the touchdown And four of those targets for for collins were deep and he's been really efficient this year If you boost the targets he gets he has blow up potential pretty much every week And it also does make the other guys more viable here now Robert woods is splitting snap with john met you the third so not going to get to woods But Noah brown played the full game brevin jordan 75 snap rates with dolton schultz out So I think that both brown and whichever titan is healthy will be in play In the absence of tank dal going forward They get the jets next week the jets are very good against wide receivers because of how good their cornerbacks are So that's going to temper my enthusiasm a bit around guys like Collins and uh, no a brown But we can still potentially get some good salaries here From the more role players here. Let's check on uh collins first I would say probably 8 000 is appropriate for him accounting for the matchup and he's 78 So maybe we still get to collins despite that But I tend to prefer my my receivers in games with higher totals and this one will have that total For the Texans versus jets in week, uh 14 is 35 and a half. I've probably got it a bit lower than that A little bit higher but gotta count for the injuries first in the wind but Regardless not the best spot for a wide receiver. Noa brown should probably be about 65 or so and he's 6 000. Okay. Uh I could maybe get behind that for no a brown at $6 000 given He's been very efficient this year. He has gotten some downfield works very tough matchup as mentioned, but Potentially interest there. So maybe we're on no a brown at $6 000 and then I'll check both schultz and brevin jordan's in case, um Schultz is back. I would say probably 63 for dalton schultz and he's uh 6 000 if you play so that's not too bad brevin jordan didn't earn a ton of targets in this game But did play a lot of snaps which we do want. I think he's a pretty good athlete, which I like a tight end In this game jordan had just four targets But he caught three of them for some pretty good yardage numbers. So I would say 5 000 for brevin jordan and he's 5 000 on the button so It is a tough matchup for the the texans next weekend the jets and it does downgrade guys like collins and brown specifically But I still think I wouldn't be that shocked if we got there just because salaries on those guys are pretty respectable Won't be at stroud next week because the matchup is tough totals low downgraded for del but Could see myself being on either brown or potentially the tight ends there as well A lot of other injuries to discuss here across week number 13 Let's start talking by talking about the titans Derek henry left to be checked for a head injury and did not return Tyjay spears had a very good role without Derek henry. He had 16 carries and six targets He had four to ten red zone chances This team is not good running the football typically and they don't score a ton of points And that's a downgrade for a running back But spears would likely be an every down guy if henry can't go They play in miami on monday night for the two game slates. We should see a ton of spears targets in that game. So I you know looking at the Single game slates there looking at the two game slates. We're gonna want to be on spears I don't think his salary will be too high from that perspective There's some other value we'll talk about later on for that two game slate next monday But I think spears will definitely be in that consideration Just because he'll be getting targets So be the lead guy Even if it's not going to be the best setup for a running back I still think we'll want to be on spears because of the way he projects to get his work Deandre swift got hit late Got hit hard late for the eagles and did not return I don't know if it was a legitimate injury because like the game was basically over by that point So maybe you could have come back, but obviously it's important. It's swift does miss time Kenneth gainwell led that team in snap rate at 54 percent just two carries and six targets though I would bet that rishad penny would be active if swift were to miss time and gain well would do enough to keep penny out of play so get all the He'll probably get red zone work probably get a lot of passing game work So I can't go to penny, but I'm also not sure if I would be super into Um gain well either I would love to avoid this backfield unless it's a fully healthy swift now They play sunday night against the cowboys. So talking single game slate there Gain well obviously be the preferred guy You know, I think you're probably looking for a positive script if you're assuming the eagles win Maybe pennies more in play there, but um, even then it could be more so boston scott They could just give gain well the every down work stuff like that. So I'm gonna be just muted on everyone who's not gain well and even gain well I'm not gonna be overly enthusiastic for it swift winds up being okay, and that's fine I can get behind him in a more neutral script, but I don't think there's a lot of juice in that backfield when you've got hurts taking away all the tush push chances So we need a bit firmer role to feel good about anyone there even with the injury potentially to deandre swift Derek Carr entered into concussion protocol also suffered uh back and shoulder injuries So he's got a lot of stuff going on Jamis winston closed out the game for the saints and we've actually seen a decent amount of jamison relief so far this year He's at negative point one passing that expected points per drop back again That's number fires expected points metric typically around point one is league average positive point one And winston is at negative point one whereas car is at point oh eight So it would likely still be a downgrade for this offense to have winston in there Versus car. I think the vibes around the team might be better if it's winston So I guess whatever that's worth might be better But I also think we'd see a lot of tason hill hill lined up a quarterback on 16 snaps sunday Which was actually more than winston who did so nine times So if car misses time, I'd expect them to be super run heavy I'd expect a lot of a lot of early down rushes And I'd expect tason hill to be heavily involved even if jamis does start this game That also impacts alvin chimera who had 14 carries and eight targets for this game pretty nice return To him in a featured back roll They get carolina next week. So even with car likely being out. They're still pretty heavily favored in that game right now spread for saints versus panthers is currently At five and a half in favor of new orleans again with car assumed out basically So I do want to check in on tason hill's salary this past week. He was $6,500 on fan duel And now we've got an injury to their car. We saw hill play a lot of quarterback I'm hoping he's still tight end eligible on fan duel and If he is I would say his salary should probably be around like $7,300 For next week at tight end and tason hill's salary is 7,000 at tight end So it doesn't feel fun to go at tason hill in daily fantasy because you know He is what he is but 7,000 at tight end even on the slate next week where we got a lot of high salary quarterbacks Since the good tight ends. I think we're gonna want to be there so tason hill 7,000 an appropriate salary Given how much quarterback I'd expect him to play even if james does start in week number 14 Moving on to our next uh note here. That's zack sharpening suffered a knee injury for the seahawks and was unable to return on Thursday night They were already without kenneth walker the third in that game now We don't really know What walker's outlook is he was doubtful for that thursday night game So he could return in week 14 But he has not practiced since his injury if walker does come back He'd be aligned for a lot of work It is one game without charbonate this year walker had 26 carries and three targets on a 79 snap rate So we'd be heavily in on walker if charbonate were to miss time If walker can't come back dj dallas would likely be the lead guy here He played a 39 snap rate thursday kenny mackintosh was active but played just special teams for the seahawks They don't have anybody else in the practice squad. Uh now they are on the road against the 49ers next week, so Great to keep that in mind But I wouldn't still want to check kenneth walker the third salary just because that role was so good in the one game that charbonate missed I would expect to be around I would say probably around 75 would be okay for walker if there's no charbonate Considering the spread and stuff like that if it were a different spread like if it were a different setup Uh, if they're like at home against the rams, I would say probably like 83 But also 75 for walker in this specific game and his salary is $6,500 Oh So if charbonate does not go that's definitely little enough where I'd be into kenneth walker the third You know, there are definitely risks there. There are downsides for sure, but I think the salary accounts for that so I definitely would not mind taking a swing at walker Should we get a match up here where we have no Zach charbonate Taking on the 49ers Christian Watson went down late with a hamstring injury for the Packers. He had finally been breaking out So pretty big bummer to see that for christian walker or for christian watson Jordan love was efficient when watson was out earlier on this year, but it was a little bit fluky You know living off of big plays the successor is a bit lower. So I do think this would be a downgrade for watson For love if watson this is tiny if love was playing Pretty well that or had good efficiency numbers back then and is playing better now than he was back then Both romeo dobs and jade and reed had a 21 target share in that time And that was even with luke musgrave being healthy back then Read average to two deep targets per game in that span as well And he got a lot of work in the red zone Tucker craft had six targets last night. He played almost every snap So if watson this is time, it is a downgrade for jordan love. That's for sure But it does make jade and reed Tucker craft and romeo dobs all more interesting, especially reed. Uh, he would specifically entice me I mentioned before when talking about taijai spears that there's more value on the monday two game slates It's jade and reed. I think that I haven't checked salaries that site yet because I haven't pulled that up I'm not sure it's actually up yet, but I do think that we're gonna probably be pretty interesting for that two game slate looking at the Uh game as they have against the giants for that one on monday night football So jade and reed bump up jordan love bumped down Some interest in dobs some interest in tucker craft depending on salary But read to me is the main guy. I would want to turn to you there Brian robinson was ruled out with a hamstring injury for the commanders and tonio gibson played a 56% snap rates He had 10 carries and five targets But chris rodriguez also had five carries and his snap rate was decent Gibson would be the lead guy if robinson were to miss time But I do think that rodriguez would get some looks, you know, they're basically out of they're out of the playoff hunt Rodriguez is a young guy gibson's Toward the end of his first contract So I typically love lower salary backs who get a lot of passing game work But I'd be a bit more skittish with gibson because of the threat of rodriguez They're on buy next week. So maybe robinson is healthy and makes some moot But I'd want to proceed with caution with gibson just because I do think there's a good shot They get rodriguez involved to get a look at him towards the back half of the year For the Steelers, Kenny picket left early the ankle injury did not return sound like he will miss week 14 for sure Mitchell turbisky came on and he had decent efficiency numbers again They were way behind for a lot of that but It's not a huge surprise because we've seen you know similar to jane's wins We've seen a lot of turbisky already this year He's at 0.04 passing net expected points per drop back whereas picket is at negative 0.05 over a much larger sample I've said this before because we've had a lot of times where pickets got bagged up this year I've given this being basically the same so no real change for me on the two of them They play thursday against the patriots I'd be very okay with turbisky for a single game Because I think he'll be fine Relative to pickets if you would use picket there use turbisky. I think that's that's where I wind up no real downgrade for passing game pieces running back still the same so for me at least its status quo Whether it's picket or turbisky and it sounds like we'll be turbisky on thursday night Same game or mondry stevenson was ruled out in the first half in the ankle injury for the patriots Ezekiel elliott was featured after that in part because I don't think they had any other running backs active in that game But zeke was effective. He had 17 carries and five targets for 92 yards of scrimmage We talked last week about how stevenson was becoming somewhat viable for dfs because he was getting a lot of work and I think zeke would slot into a very good role and be the lone ranger here if stevenson were to miss time so It's a terrible offense that I want no part of but Zeke will probably get a good amount of work for that thursday single game slate. So I think zeke's gonna be a really good play there. I again have not checked salaries for that one but I would not be shocked if zeke is a really really good option just because He's gonna be the only guy. He gets some targets. He can get some goal line work He hasn't looked awful this year relative to the rest of the offense. So I think we'll want to be there for bull zeke and trabisky for that single game thursday night's slate Amari Cooper was checked for a concussion and never returned for the browns. It was joe flacco's debut and flacco I thought was honestly better than he I expected him to be He averaged negative 0.07 passing that expected points per dropback, which is obviously very bad But that's better than what the browns quarterbacks have done this year including dishewn watson Flacco also funneled work to elijah moore More had 12 Total targets for 83 yards six of those were deep So flacco went like old school effet elijah moore is down there somewhere mode and it was fine Uh, david and joku had been getting fed but just six targets there tied ascetic wilson for second on the team So elijah moore is least on the radar. I don't love flacco But there is enough there at the volume is good and if amari cooper can't play I think the volume probably would be pretty good. So Let's name that salary on elijah moore For next week again flacco has our pour with him from the time of the jets throws it deep to him Doesn't really care too much slight upgrade for overall efficiency lot of deep targets I'd say in a game with a total that is currently at 37 and a half that's probably worth around $5,900 for elijah moore and his salary is 62 So i'm receptive to that just because it's it's targets a lot of targets for a low salary, but I just never really gotten into elijah moore all that much. I've had him in dynasty for a while I've been trying to get rid of him. So I don't know. Maybe I wind up there by the time we get into the salary scroll, but I think that's about appropriate Maybe i'm lower on more than I should be but If there's no cooper, I might still wind up being there just because the targets Target distribution could be so good Finally, tyler higby left late to be checked for a concussion for the rams We didn't see ripple effects of that in game because it happened pretty late But it could further condense the targetry here, which is already very very good puke nakua got like obliterated several times But came back in He's a tough dude, apparently Played through some injuries had a huge day on seven targets for those targets were deep for nakua, which is not always What happens for him cooper cup led with eight targets, but the yardage was not there and it really hasn't been for cup Since the first two games so i'm fine continuing to miss out on cup if he does You know even if he does finally perk back up But nakua is getting bumped up and so is kyrie williams once again williams played 94 of the snaps With 21 carries and five targets Insane usage. He also had 10 out of 13 red zone chances Which means that he's had a 60 red zone share this year and the games he has played fully For context for christian mccaffrey is typically around like 54 percent and like a good number for running back at 40 percent Kyren is at 60 percent I love it both nakua and williams have Two of the best roles in the league and those roles could get better if tyler higby does miss time They're at baltimore next week. That's a really tough spot given how well baltimore's defense is played, but Honestly with their roles. I wouldn't be shocked if I do still wound up liking them In that setup, I would say kyren williams should probably be considering matchup Right on 85 again, which where he was this week. He's 88. That's fair, you know, no pushback on that I think that's an appropriate salary for nakua. I think you should be 8 000s Honestly, like matthew staffer keeps being better than I think he's gonna be nakua's getting work. He looks really good. It's august 8 000. He's 76 so I think I'll be on nakua next week doing check cup just out of curiosity. He's 71. That's not low enough for me yet so it'll be nakua as a guy turned to next week feel pretty good about that one and Would not be shocked if he wants it being like a really solid bring back option for baltimore stacks Which I would like to get to you and I'm looking forward to seeing what their salaries look like for next week That wraps up injuries. Let's dive in now to the role changes and role updates from week number 13 Let's begin things here by talking about zack moss who flopped for dfs But his role was superb for the colts. He played 94 of the snaps. He had 9 out of 13 red zone chances And because they've now faced the titans twice, they are not facing them again Which is a blessing for zack moss who has an amazing role But has had the tough matchups there next week indianapolis. It's on the road Taking on cincinnati. They're actually three point favorites in that game as of right now So that's a pretty good setup for zack moss and dfs and honestly with the role he's got I know this may sound outrageous, but I think that zack moss should have a salary of 7500 dollars for next week against the bengals and Next week zack moss's salary is 6800 dollars. So I know He did burn us this week, but honestly, you knew that could happen given the matchup He's playing every snap getting every red zone chance that he can get he gets targets. He's he's really good So zack moss 6800 dollars will be a prime focal point next week. We're talking the week 14 main slate over on fan duel.com Let's move on to some other role changes in this past week beginning with divan han han Returned for the bed for the for the dolphins and scored twice But it's kind of hard to know what his true role was because of when he got his production and when he got his snaps He lost a lot of work to where he mostered in the first half of this game hans hans snap rate in the first half was around 40 percent But got some garbage time work finished with a 59 snap rate He had 17 carries four targets in 103 yards from scrimmage. So clearly hans is talented and he got through that game without a re-injury, but most are to still Flee guy or at least he was in that game. So It's difficult to know what to expect in the short term here But i'm gonna want to take swipes at han. They are on the two game slate monday taking on tennessee so a very tough rush defense, but Jeffrey Simmons left that game early for tennessee that could open up some holes for the dolphins run game They don't have kevin byrd anymore. It's why I was okay going to boss as a value play this week I'm gonna be pretty tempted to go at han once again Just because he's so talented. I feel like it's hard to keep him off the field and In spots like this. I know tennessee's struggling. So they're 13 point favorites in that game, but like I think i'll want to be on hans because even though the snaps came late. He was healthy He looked good. So I think i'll want to be on han in that two game slate on monday Austin eckler seemed to get a pretty big role reduction on sunday He played just 57 of the snaps. You've been in the 70s in the three games before that actually i think 80 percent And that gave me against baltimore Eckler finished with just 27 yards from scrimmage on 14 carries and three targets He kind of just still doesn't seem right after that ankle injury I need a pretty big discount to be super intrigued by him now. The problem is they're facing The broncos next week and that's not a terrible game for the Slate, so I do at least want to check eckler salary next week I really don't want to use him. So maybe I just shouldn't even look like don't tell myself. I think I needed to be around 7000 to be enticed and he's 75. So that's higher than I needed to be which is a blessing I'm hoping that's high enough where I can avoid him um Like zack maw 68 much better option to me than eckler at 75 by a wide margin. So Hopefully I can avoid eckler because I really do think that he got a role reduction on sunday And I'd rather avoid that if at all possible We did see a bit more work for quinton johnston though. He had seven targets in this game Which was a season high two of those were deep He had a really bad drop that should have been a long completion So I don't think we need to start prioritizing him, but It's the best role he has had all year It's at least something in a game. We'll probably want to stack So let's do the same thing with johnston at least checking on his salary I would still want to be like low 5000s like maybe 5500 or so And he is 57 I think between eckler and johnson. I'd rather use johnston that might be egregious. Maybe that's very stupid, but like That's where i'm at With eckler. I think more so than johnston. So if you're getting exposure to that game I think I'd rather do so Via johnston at 57 the neckler at 75 just my personal preference on that one The panthers were very run heavy in their first game without frank reich They had a 44 early down first half pass rate. They're at 53 percent before this game That's against a tamponade defense. That is very good Against the rush chuba hubbard took advantage. He had 25 carriers for 104 yards He had five out of seven red zone chances as well So it was very clear that hubbard was ahead of miles sanders once again It's not a very good offense still but That's a decent roll and they're going to try to run when they can I think you can run to an extent Against new orleans. So they're on the road taking on new orleans next week That spread again is at five and a half I would say chuba hubbard could probably tempt me if his salary around like 66 or so And he's 67. So that's not terrible Given the role that he had he moved back ahead of Mile sanders again They were pretty run heavy. He looked okay in that game and a tough matchup. So I would not be surprised if chuba hubbard does want to be a guy we turn to next week in dfs Not a priority at that number. I don't think relative to a gale exact loss, but Still someone I could at least be somewhat tempted by At that salary Even with how rush heavy the panthers were we didn't see a career day for jonathan mingo He had 10 targets and 3d targets added a red zone target as well Adam the one had six overall targets and hasn't had more than 75 yards since october 15 So i'm fully off of thielen right now I don't really want to get to mingo, but he's not totally off the map if you like the environment and the salary enough so You know if you're stacking that game which not sure you should but like if you were stacking that game You wanted to use tason hill want to have a cheap bring back maybe that's mingo, but Arrow is up may not be enough to use him though Devin singletary's role dried up on sunday for the texans. I probably should have seen this coming Used him more than I should have on sunday snap rate fell to 44 percent. Damian pierce letting carries 15 to 8 It's not a good rushing offense. So i'm not going to go here unless someone is featured on this team and that's probably not going to happen right now, so For me at the texans all about the past catchers for the time being The cardinals were in a positive script against the stealers and it led to a better role for james connor He played 76 percent of the snaps Finished with 25 carries and two targets and he also had 8 out of 10 red zone chances So if you think arizona will be in a positive script then connor is viable if not, he's a very easy fade and because of the fragility of this offense and fragility of that role if he's ever popular i'd be out but He can be a play you think that arizona wins. They're gonna buy next week So they can get uh guys like michael wilson healthy, which would be a good thing for them marquise brown Got kind of banged up again. So good to get guys healthy, which could Increase the odds they wind up being in a positive script Finally on thursday jackson smith and jigba seemed to get a bit more work For this for the seahawks. He had 11 targets on thursday to lead the team His previous eye was seven which brings his target share up to 17 percent in games that dk metcalf has played And as we discussed a few weeks ago smith and jigba is getting more downfield looks now than he Than he was before so I'm okay with smith and jigba. I still adore him, but in the right past heavy scripts He could be in play now they get a past heavy script next week as they are taking on san francisco So maybe jackson smith and jigba winds up being a value play I would say a proper salary for smith and jigba right now is probably around six thousand dollars for that matchup Maybe that's too low, uh, but I think that's about right given they have two other guys who get passes They're facing a very tough defense. So let's say six thousand for jackson smith and jigba and he is fifty five hundred dollars Oh, okay. I can get behind that so Getting more work overall earning trust downfield Season getting more acclimated with the offense in a past heavy script that could be enough to make jackson smith and jigba a legitimate value play Week number 14 in dfs. So we'll check back on him on thursday But I think jackson smith and jigba potential value play at wide receiver in week 14 Let's open things up now and talk about other salaries on the week 14 main slate and do our salary scroll Trying to identify guys who may be a bit under salary for the week 14 main slate over on fandall.com Key games for the week 14 main slate. The big one is can city versus buffalo I want to see what pocheco the salary is. Uh, not sure if jerick McKinnon will play but Could have interest there. The bills are great. So I adore them excited about the game overall That's the key game other high total on the slate is the Niners and the seahawks once again 46 and a half. They're heavily slanted towards the 49ers and then I think the baltimore la game the the ravens and rants might be kind of fun too Also have other lions taking on the bears in chicago. So let's go to quarterback here and check out some salaries See if we can find some guys who may be a bit under salary lamar jackson is $8,000. Yes Sign me up for that Let me get that thing. All right Um, I would say lamar at $8,000 That's going to be pretty tough to turn down in that match up against the ravens given that It's a decently high total. Uh, the ravens are favored in that games. They're implied to be pretty good Lamar has had bad touchdown luck But I think he could have a big game here pretty soon. So lamar jackson eight thousands I don't want to like Fill out a lineup right now, but I think there is like a 98 chance the lamar jackson winds up being my head-to-head quarterback for week number 14 It's going down further a quarterback not seeing a whole lot that Draws me in so probably no Value plays we're turning to james is 66, but I think again with tason getting a lot of work Probably not going to be there. So Yeah, I think it's a lamar week again $8,000 it could wind up being where Gus edwards plays three snaps and scores three touchdowns, but I'm going to take that risk I think that lamar is really really fun at 8,000 Mahomes 84 josh out on 9,000. I think it'll be week where we want to spend up a quarterback with one of those three guys Running back. We have christian mccaffrey 10,500 dollars worth it. You know How can I push back on that? He deserves that he's worth that very okay, uh with mccaffrey at that number It's going down further at uh running back We do have rashad white in atlanta at $7,400. They're pretty good against the rush atlanta is White's role is just really solid. So I wouldn't be shocked if I I'm intrigued by him. Oh bijan is 7,100 dollars Tim vay is great against the rush, but robinson gets a lot of work in the passing game I'll want to dig back into their game against tampa earlier on this year to see what bijan did there but his role is a lot better than it than What you should get out of a guy at 71. So Really intrigued by bijan at that number Also, as I said, pacheco 7,000. There's no mckinnon again pacheco's role and there's when one of those guys out is really really good So I could honestly be intrigued by pacheco even if uh mckinnon plays but if mckinnon is out again That could be a really good spot to go back to pacheco Uh at $7,000 to get a low start exposure to this game. Honestly, this range is just rules So i'm lower on her shot white now, but like bijan 71 pacheco is 7,000 jimera gives 69 He didn't have a great role on sunday Didn't do a whole lot against the saints but like, you know, it was still like the same Split as it had been previously gives snap rate 46 percent eight carries two targets Still had three red zone chances though and like the bears are pretty good against the rush So maybe that encourages the lions to throw a bit more I don't hate gibbs in 69. Maybe a good like pivot play But then zack moss is the headliner at 68. So that lowers me on hover knowing we have bijan 71 pacheco 7,000 and moss 68, but like I think at running back next week. We're going to want to live in this range because that's a lot of really good guys in the Low 7,000 range high 6,000 range jivante williams rolls pretty good again He's 6600 taking on the chargers the chargers defense stinks They've been better against the rush this year than they were last year, but like they're still just, you know, there's the bad defense um jivante in week Number 13. I'm trying to find the denver notes. Yeah jivante 13 carries three targets 66 snap rates only one out of eight red zone chances, but they're pretty run heavy I think ross actually ran a lot in the red zone for them this week So wouldn't be shocked if I get to jivante at 66 in that matchup uh given I might stack that game, but like this range is just so good at running back for next week going down further I mentioned, uh, kenneth walker the third at 65 interest in him goes down a bit given that we've got those other guys above him, but like Still a good salary relative to his role despite the very tough matchup for him Into the 6,000 range at running back one to see where keith mitchell was he's 5900 dollars Coming out of their buy week had a better role before their buy for the ravens uh for baltimore last week mitchell nine carries two targets 89 yards 46 snap rates roles seem to be increasing though, so mitchell of 59 might be like a leap of faith, but You do want to be ahead of things when it comes to dfs So I wouldn't be shocked if I get there for mitchell If we get like reporting that drives up his roster rate Then maybe I'd bump off uh because it's still a pretty flawed role, but like That's not bad Down further at uh running back into the 5,000 range Don't see anything down here that stands out to me But like it's a really good week to to spend the mid-range and lower at running back I think so that'll make it easier to get to Allen 9,000 homes 84 and lemar at 8,000 as well Moving over to wide receiver should get justin jefferson back this week his salary is 9,000 on the road against the raiders He's been practicing for a long time You know not the best quarterback play by any means but big game for the vikings does they have playoff hopes still I If we have the salary to get there, it's not like the best game for stacking, but it's also not the worst game on this late So jefferson 8 or 9,000 welcome back. Justin excited to talk more about him potentially on the week 14 preview show getting down further at wide receiver trying to find some um Guys I feel really good about here. Do you like pukin akua still at 7600 taking on the ravens That's that's a tough matchup for him. But as a bring back for lemar given the value We have a running back. I think that does work out pretty well. So do you like nakua debo saniel 75? I'll be brand my yuka 77 I don't really like outside outside receivers against seattle given the the talent. They have a cornerback So not as and I yuka in those matchups He did have the long touchdown on Thanksgiving against them but I think it's more of a debo setup which is annoying because debo just went off so people will be on debo, but I think he's fine at 75. I want to see what kiddo is too though later on Because maybe he's the better way to attack that secondary right now Scrolling down further at receiver. Corlan Sutton's role has been really good recently 72 He's been getting more deep work recently. I think he had like six deep targets against the texans I don't know. It was a good role. They kept getting picked off, but he had a good role in that game and The overall target share has just had to have been pretty good. He's 24 percent overall 40 percent deep Yeah, 37 percent deep, but five deep targets are on sunday So sudden 72 could be a way to get exposure to that game with the high total Bumping down further gave davis 68 that always depends on the cornerback quality if if he's facing bad corners He's fine if he's facing Solid or okay corners. I can't get there, but it's a game. We'll want to stack so Gave days 68. It's not terrible Scrolling down further at receiver is a flower 65 fine with that Doesn't have a lot of yardage, but Gets good volume gets creative touches. I could be okay with that Rishi rice is 63 had another good game. He led the the cheesan targets on sunday with nine He has 10 and nine targets now the past two games So rishi rice 63 that might be a good option between rishi rice And ze flowers at 63 and 65 respectively I would probably lean towards rice because the spread is tighter in that game. The total is higher, but Both are guys. I really do not mind at their respective salaries Again, no, a brown 6000 could be in play despite the tough matchup with the jets jerry judy's 5800 dollars In that game against the texans judy only four targets. So not a great game actually One deep target for judy. So probably not going there. Oh no beckons 57 I want to see what the practice injury reports look like for him because When he's been on the field, he's gotten a lot of work this year. He's gotten like Good target shares gotten a good a dot. He's been getting I think look better recently He missed a lot of that chargers game. I think he's just banged up with that shoulder still so If we get full practices for beckham this week for 5700 dollars, you know Helps offset the salary of lamar helps offset the salary of the coupa or potentially kairan williams I think beckham will be very in play at that salary for next week We have jsn again at 5500 dollars very on board of that When trying to find a bring back for any 49ers stuff and then don't see anything else below him. So Really do like jackson smith and jigba 55 Really okay with odo beckham at 57 as well pretty into Rishi writes 63 and ze flowers 65. So Similar to running back. We've got value at wider seat Which makes me feel better about getting to the high salaried quarterbacks getting to jester jefferson potentially, but then also getting to High salary tight end travis kelsie is $8,000 taking on buffalo. We've got tasam hill Against carolina at $7,000 kittle 66. I've come a long way in george kittle I think that he's actually Really really fun even when those guys are healthy and i've been pretty low on him for a while, but Kittle on sunday I think had only four targets, but he did a lot with them or six targets should say Six targets for kittle had one deep. I believe No, you had two deep again No, I didn't know they had no deep targets on sunday. Sorry. So no deep targets for the 49ers at all on sunday, but like It's a really good week to spend down at running back and receiver spend up a tight end for kelsie hill or kittle I think that's the way things shape up on the week 14 mainslade if there's no uh dawson knocks yet Not really sure what his outlook is but dawson kincade is $5,800 That's fine. Uh, schultz v plays the 6 000 as well taken on the jets I think we're gonna want to spend up. I say I like likely is 52 He had six targets in that game before their buy week. He's played a lot of staffs of the mark no mark andrew So if you're spending down a tight end, I would say it's probably with likely over brevin jordan at $5,000 Uh, but overall tight ends pretty good. So I think it's pretty clear where the way we want to play things in week 14 And if you're thinking about this late putting some thought into it I would say think about the the mid salad running backs think about the value wide receivers and We're gonna want to get a lot of salary allocated towards quarterback and tight end for next week at least based on the way things look right now I think that's where we'll settle in so Pretty jazz already about week 14 based on the potential value. We've got available to us That's all we got here for today for the week 13 recap podcast already excited though about thursday Thursday's show will be live on the fandal youtube page at 10 a.m. Eastern You can also find it up on the number fire daily fantasy podcast feed after the fact and On fandal tv plus as always if you've got any questions for me I am on twitter at jim saunas. You can find me on threads at jim dot saunas You can find fandal research on twitter at fandal research want to thank you all for tuning in for today Good luck to you with your single game slates for monday nights And we'll talk to you once again thursday to get you ready Which should be a very fun week 14 slate. This has been the heat check fantasy podcast right here on the fan duel podcast network


Suspense. This is the man in black here again to introduce Columbia's program, suspense. Heading our starring Hollywood cast tonight is Mr. Laird Kriegar, who will be seen shortly in the 20th century box production of one of the great suspense stories of all time, The Lodger. Tonight Mr. Kriegar appears as a cynical gentleman who made an unusual bet with death. With Mr. Kriegar as a cast of the screen's most distinguished and characteristic players, Ms. Helen Vinson, Mr. Walter Kingsford, Mr. George Caloris, Mr. Harold Huber, and Mr. Ian Wolf, here to bring us the suspense play called The Last Letter of Dr. Bronson. And so with the performance of Laird Kriegar, as he writes for us this last letter of Dr. Bronson, and with the performances of, in the order of their appearance, Walter Kingsford, Ian Wolf, Harold Huber, Helen Vinson, and George Caloris, we again hope to keep you in. Suspense. My dear Dr. Moshe, forgive me if I dash this letter off rather hurriedly. There are but a very few minutes remaining for me. The few minutes between now and midnight. You have always protested my fascination with the subject of death. It irked you to hear me discuss the latest electrocution or hanging. I remember your sarcasm the day you found me staring down from the top of the Empire State Building, speculating on the thoughts of a man about to leap from that pinnacle. You alone, Moshe, know how this fascination led to my latest experiment. I should say, my last experiment. I promised you a complete account of it all. Here is that account. First of all, let me recall a conversation which we held here in my study a little over a year ago. There you go again, Bronson. Death and murder. Really, you're unhealthy. Please answer my question, Moshe. Why do men behave as they do? What keeps them from breaking loose? Why don't they kill one another as animals do? Why, because they aren't animals. But my dear Moshe, being neither vegetable nor mineral, they must be animals. What I mean is... That you do not know the answer. I do. So? I have been studying the question for some time, and I've concluded that there are five basic checks which serve to restrain man from murdering his fellow man. Oh, really, Bronson? The obvious corollary is that murder occurs only when some stronger drive overrides these five basic checks. You may get sound very simple. It is simple. And what are these five basic checks? Well, I'm not prepared to reveal the outcome of my study yet. I must put my theory to the test. That would seem to be a difficult undertaking. Difficult, yes. But intriguing. Oh, I take it you're about to embark upon another of your experiments. Correct. Bronson, why must you keep on? These studies invariably bring you some physical, or what is more dangerous, some nervous disaster. And in turn, your handsome bill for putting me in shape to conduct the next. Sooner or later, you will experiment yourself into a position beyond my power to aid you. Let it be later then. Meanwhile, I shall continue to pursue my sole interest in life. And how do you propose to conduct this restraint from murder experiment? Well, a murder is composed of four elements. The murderer, the motive, the opportunity, and the victim. My first step will be to select five men, each of whom will be restrained from murder, by the particular check that I'm testing on him. That's no easy task. But by no means. It will require an extensive search. But having found my men, I must then supply each with a motive. Greed, revenge, jealousy. I see. And your next step must be to give each man an opportunity. Precisely. An opportunity which precludes all checks, but the one being tested. Well, not knowing what your checks are, I can't help you there. Well, that'll be relatively simple. And finally, I'm a supply and intended victim. And you'll ask this victim to face five men, each standing to profit handsomely by murdering him. Correct. His only chance of survival being the correctness of your theory of checks in all five instances. Yes. And do you imagine you will discover a man with such utter confidence in your reckoning? There is one such man. Who? Myself. Bronson, this is falling. No, Moshe. I never hesitate to risk high stakes on a sure thing, not even my life. Now, look here, Bronson.  You told me to speak to you like a Dutch uncle. Now, as your physician, my advice... I haven't consulted my physician. But you will take precautions, provide yourself for emergencies. I tell you, there's no danger. Oh, well, well, well. Well, when will you begin your experiment? Well, I suppose in about... Well, why wait? Why don't we begin right now? Moshe, I invite you to kill me. What? There's a revolver right here in my desk, and I want you to take this revolver. Oh, you're joking, Bronson. What possible motive could I have for murdering you? A motive? Oh, why? We're known to be associated rather closely in our work. You'll come naturally into my entire practice. I've put that in writing. Why, it's... It's preposterous. Why?  Why, there are dozens of reasons. In the first place, I'd go to the electric chair for it. Thank you, Dr. Moshe. You've given me an admirable illustration of the first and most obvious of the five checks in my theory. Man refrains from murdering his fellow being because he himself will be killed by law. Remember, Moshe? Remember how it began? That was more than a year ago. Yes, I've spent more than a year in selecting my other four subjects. Because the checks I wanted them to prove were not so simple. In selecting my people, it was necessary that I cultivate the friendship of each. So that when the time should come to confront him with my proposition, I should be certain of how he would act. First of my four potential murders was a clerk named Totten. Totten was badly in debt. His wife in the hospital about to undergo an expensive operation. And he was a deeply religious man. We went to church together on Sunday evenings at St. Luke's, right around the corner from my apartment. One Sunday evening after the service, I asked him to come to my apartment and we talked as we walked along. You know, Dr. Brunson, I was talking about you to my wife the other day before they took you to the hospital. I was saying what a great comfort it was to be with you these Sunday nights. Now come, Mr. Totten, you embarrass me. No, I mean it. In the world today, too many people seem to feel that they no longer need their God. Yes, but their lives are void of the great thing you have in your face. The church is a great comfort to me. And I do need something to cling to in times like these. Mr. Totten, you could make rather good use of $5,000, couldn't you? It isn't likely to make fun of my poverty. No, I'm quite sincere. You know what even $100 would mean to me in the present more than ever? Yes, with your wife's misfortune. Oh, isn't this your apartment we're passing? I want to go in the sideway. We shall be unobserved. Unobserved? You will understand presently. Please come into my study. Here we are. And now if you'll take this chair opposite my desk. Yeah, thank you. Mr. Totten, you said that even $100 would be a great help to you. Here in my desk, I have this package containing $5,000. Well, what could I do for you that would be worth all that money? Let me explain.  Oh, no, that couldn't be. I'm quite all right at present. But it's only a matter of time and I'd rather not have to face it. I believe you can understand that. But there must be something you can do knowing an advance. There is. And I want you to help me. I don't understand. Put on these gloves. Take them. But why? As soon as you have them on, I shall hand you this paper knife. Notice how very sharp it is. I grip it firmly, thus, and clearly impress my fingerprints on the handle. Finally, here on the desk, I am leaving this note, explaining that I have committed suicide. Suicide? When the knife is in your hand, I want you to drive it into my heart. Then you may leave by the same way we came in. You will be quite unnoticed and with the $5,000 in your pocket. You can't mean this. But I do. You see, I don't have the nerve to... Well, I can't quite make the final move myself. You would greatly oblige me. And with the $5,000 you will be able to give your wife the treatment she needs. What do you say?  You're not ready. Would you have me wait until I've gone mad? You can't take the matter of life and death into your own hands. I am not asking you to pass judgment upon my actions. Whether I wish to live or die is my own concern and my mind is resolved. Is that clear? I'm sorry for you. I'm merely asking you to do something for which I will pay you very well. You will, of course, be killing me. But if you could realize what life would be like for me, otherwise... I'm very sorry, but I can't oblige you. If it's the law, you fear? No, it's not that. You seem to have arranged that perfectly. Then what is it? I'm an honest Christian, and I thought you were, Dr. Bronson. If you don't understand why I can't do this monstrous thing, I suggest you look up the Sixth Commandment. Good night. So, Moshe, my second point was proved. Man refrains from killing because it is against his religious principles. The hands of the clock now read 15 minutes to midnight. One quarter of an hour in which to complete this report. My third proposition called for an entirely different sort of man. In fact, the very reverse of Tartan. A man who believed neither in heaven nor hell, and also a man of little intelligence. It required careful search. For a number of nights I frequented the rougher districts of the city. At first I had no luck. Then one night I came upon my man very unexpectedly. I was walking along one of the darkest streets. There was no one in view. He was slumped down beside an ash can. He'd been shot in the chest and aft arms severing an artery. He was bleeding profusely. I tore off his shirt and made a tonic for his arm. Oddly, no one came into the alley to investigate. Never mind me. Get away. Was this a gang shooting? What do you think? I think you're going to the hospital. No. They'll blab to the cop. Come on, I'll help you do your feet. I ain't going. You'll die, man, if you're not treated quickly. I ain't going. I tell you, no cop's gonna... No cop's... They ain't gonna... Gonna... His name was Matt Doyle. I visited Doyle in the hospital almost every day. Several months later, I decided to put him to the test. I found Doyle in one of his hangouts and brought him to my apartment. There's a fancy roof. You got yourself a duck? I find it very pleasant. Have a cigarette? Thanks. Doyle, how many men have you killed? That's all right, Doyle. I understand. Now, suppose we get down to business. Yeah. I've been wondering what you want me for. I want you to do something for me. And I'm going to give you $5,000 to do it. Will you do what I ask you? Well, if I'm grand, I spell it. I want you to put on these gloves so there won't be any fingerprints.  Huh? I've arranged everything so it will appear to be suicide. You nuts! Not yet, but I will be before very long. That's why I want to die. All you have to do is stab me and slip out with this $5,000. Is this on a level? Absolutely. Just want to do as mine if I kill you? That's right. And nobody will know I've done it? No one. These gloves are kind of big for me. That's all right, they'll do. Yeah. You want me to put on the other one? It's safer. Yeah, I guess it is. Gee. What is it? I was just thinking. $5,000. Ah, the boss is going to pay me more than that. I mean, I never got... I'll skip it. I want you to understand exactly what you're doing, Doyle. Without any justifiable cause, merely for the sake of money, you are going to murder me. You understand that. Yeah. You've been hired to do this before? Yeah. I suppose don't hurt to talk about it and have the children... But you've never killed a friend, have you? Yeah, I have. Anyway, they wash my pals till they got in the boss' way, but when the boss had said slip it to a mat, then they was just another job to me. But there's a little difference in this case, Doyle. I saved your life. Yeah, I don't know. What? I don't know. Nope, I can't do it. But I thought you said that... Yeah, take these gloves. Afraid of the law? No. What's the matter then? Is it because I'm your friend? That's more than that. I can't bump you off even if you want it. It would be an act of true friendship. I ain't so sure. When a cat has fit, you put it out of its misery, don't you? That's what I want. Oblivion. Peace. Sorry, Doc, I ain't the guy. You saved my life, so that's that. I'm sorry, I wish you could help me. Me too, but not that.  There's no one. Thanks, just the same. Oh, don't mention it. There was my third proposition. Man will not kill fellow man if a sufficient decree of gratitude has been invoked. Even a professional killer and one of the lowest examples of human life such as Doyle could not bring himself to murder his benefactor. My next subject was altogether different in temperament. With Judith Ainsley, I used a special technique. I first encountered Judith Ainsley when I operated on Barrett Sheffield, the actor. You will recall that Sheffield was brought to the hospital with a lung abscess. The nurse standing beside me was greatly agitated. Miss Ainsley, another hemistep, please. He's getting blue. Doctor, do you think you're really sure that he's finally... Miss Ainsley. I'm sorry, doctor, but it's you. Doctor, doctor. Quickly, quickly, caffeine. Quickly! Stethoscope. That's it. Yes. Miss Ainsley, what's the matter with you? You've been acting strangely all through this operation. You killed him. You killed him. You shouldn't have gone ahead. You know that. I warned you. I shall see to it, Miss Ainsley, that you are never assigned to one of my cases again. What's the matter with you anyway? Have you never seen a pulmonary before?  Yes, it did. Oh? Yes. We were going to be married next week. If I ever saw hate, cold, undying hate, it was in that girl's eyes as she turned and left the operating room that day.  As I come to my third check, dear Moshe, it suddenly occurred to me that Judith Ainsley was the perfect subject. One day at the hospital, I inquired about Miss Ainsley and learned that she had done four years of medical and was now interning at Seeders of Lebanon in hope of picking up a resident fellowship. I went down to the hospital and sat in the doctor's lounge waiting for her. Presently, she came in with another intern. I stood up. She turned and looked at me.  I walked toward her. Excuse me, Seed. I see you remember me, Miss Ainsley. Yes, will you excuse me, Seed? Miss Ainsley, you may not believe this, but I've come here especially to talk to you today. To talk to me, Dr. Bronson? Yes. Come along with me, please. In this treatment room, please. We can talk privately. Dr. Bronson, I don't think there could be anything you and I can say to each other. Well now, Miss Ainsley, that all depends. That all depends. Yes. Sit down, will you? Miss Ainsley... Dr. Ainsley, if you please. Oh, yes, of course. Doctor, I have a little proposition to make to you. First of all, there are two facts I'd like to be sure of. A, you are unable to set up your own practice because you don't have the money to get started. Is that right? I don't see what business that is of yours. But it happens to be true. Fine. Fact B, you still hate me and feel a strong desire to be revenge for the wrong which you consider I have done you. Yes, I'm afraid that's true, Dr. Bronson. Good. Good? Yes. You see, I want to pay someone to murder me and I think you'd enjoy it more than anyone and you'll need the money too. Dr. Bronson, I'm very busy. There's a patient in 302. Will you please? Wait a moment, Dr. Ainsley. I'm perfectly serious. Absolutely serious. You want to die? Yes. You see, I'm going mad. I can't face it. I wish to end my life immediately. You're smiling. Go ahead, you're interested then. You're going mental, Dr. Parises? Yes, hopeless. I've been to five or six men about it. Are you far gone? Policinations? Delusions of grandeur? Yes, advanced stages. Agony. There must be quite a temptation to get it over with. I wonder what I would do if it happened to me. I want you to understand, Dr. that I'm not asking you to perform a crude murder. This would look like a simple error, unavoidable. There would not be the slightest aspect of homicidal intent. Really? That's most interesting, Dr. Gohan. My heart. I've had considerable damage. Coronary occlusion. Had to spend some six weeks on my back. Just got up last week. Naturally, I was given digitalization. I see, Dr. You've been heavily digitalized. And if someone were to give you an injection of calcium gluconate, you would have an immediate heart block, dead within a few minutes. Exactly. I must compliment you, Dr. Ainsley. You've learned a great deal.  And that, of course, reminds me. Ah, another inducement? Of course. I plan to pay you the sum of $5,000 for your professional services in this matter. And I think, unless times have changed greatly, since I've been in practice myself, you ought to be able to set up handsomely with that. My own practice. You'd better be careful, doctor. You may tempt me a little bit too far. I thought you'd find it an attractive proposition. It will be only an error. I will say that I'm feeling badly again a recurrence of my pericardial pains. I'll go back to bed and ask that you be assigned my case. The rest is simple. No one would ever expect you to know that I'd been digitalized. If I were on my toes, I would naturally go over your case history before giving medication of any kind. Well, yes, I suppose that's true.  Might not have the highest regard for a new doctor who launched her career with such an unfortunate, such an unprofessional incident. Just a slight stain on your reputation for just a short while.  You knew that would do it, didn't you? I want to thank you. You've done me a great service. You mean you'll do it? You've reminded me that nothing, no money, revenge, nothing can be worth the slightest suspicion in a doctor's career. I've worked too hard. I waited too long for my practice. When I get it, it won't be soiled by any single act of carelessness. They don't ever say that I lost any patient because of an error in judgment. You see, I once knew a doctor who did. Their motion is my fourth check. Man, or in this case, woman, refrains from killing because of the fear of loss of reputation. Now I come to the testing of my fifth subject, a man who would not murder because he couldn't bear the sight of blood, much less the responsibility for shedding it. Ladurn was my man, and I found him shortly after my search began. On that day, I saw him turn a ghastly white as a fast-moving car almost ran over a small dog which had run into the street. It wasn't a particularly frightening sight, but Ladurn clutched at his throat and fell in a dead faint. I, of course, made it my business to become acquainted with him. I hadn't seen him for more than four months until tonight. He's changed, I noticed, as he took his place at my desk. He's thinner. His dark eyes seem blacker than ever. Ladurn, I want you to do me a favor. It's a little peculiar, but I'm perfectly sincere about it. Well? Circumstances require that my life be ended, but I can't quite reach the point to kill myself. I've arranged everything necessary to give the appearance of a suicide. Here is the farewell note which I have written. I see. And here is the knife with which, apparently, I shall have killed myself. Notice I am carefully putting my fingerprints on it. Yes. Here are the gloves for you to wear. And here is $5,000 for you if you will drive this knife into my heart. What do you say? You've arranged everything? Everything. No one knows I'm here? No one?  I... Yes. Of course, it will be a bit messy. When a person is stabbed, his blood usually splurts out. But if you keep to one side, I don't think much will get on you. Why do you want to die? My doctor says that I am going insane, but I haven't got much longer. That's strange. About going mad? About him saying that you're going mad. Oh, yes. It was a shock. No, I don't mean that. What do you mean? That's the same thing they told me. Oh, that's strange. They what? They told me over a year ago that I was going mad. I only laughed at them. Over a year? Well, do you... have you noticed any change? Not much, at least. No change for the worse. Oh, that's good. In fact, I'm really much better. I've been having fewer and fewer of those six spells. You remember how I was the day that dog was almost run over? You've gotten over those six spells? I haven't had one in three months. Then there isn't any check. Check? What check? Nothing. Well, this is going to be a pretty messy business. We might as well get it over with. Nice gloves you've got here. Nice and smooth in my hand. Then you're going through with it? Yes, can't let you down. Oh, never mind the knife, I've got my gun right here. Look, 38. Beauty, isn't it? Yes. Then if you'll give me back the knife... No, no, no, I'll keep it for you. I've used this gun a lot in the past three months. I've bumped off about 50 dogs. You've done what? It's very interesting. I do it after midnight. It's fun watching the dogs. You have to know just where to hit them. It kills them instantly. But the noise in here... Aren't you afraid that somebody will hear? There's no silence at all. I don't like to wake people up when I kill them much. But they'll find the bullet. They'll trace to your gun. They're sure to get you. In a suicide, the weapon stays right beside the body where it falls. Suicide? Who says this is suicide? It's murder.  That's what you asked me to do. Look here, Ladin, this has gone far enough. I was only joking.  All here? Listen to me, I was only joking. You ready? Let her in. Shall I shoot now? No, wait. You want it through the heart or brain? Not yet. Can't you wait just a little while? Wait what for? Well, I've been conducting a little experiment. I'd like to write an account of it before I go. What sort of an experiment? I don't think you'd understand. Oh, okay. I'll wait till midnight. Then I've got to go. There's a German police dog.  It'll be fun. Yes, I'll wait. Thank you. The clock says 10 minutes past 11. Yes, you've got 50 minutes. I'll wait by the window. So, Moshe, my experiment has ended. As you predicted, I have finally placed myself in a position beyond your power to aid. Strange, isn't it? But the one thing I didn't count on was the choosing of a subject who would not respond to my checks. Who in fact had no checks at all. For insanity knows no restraint. Rotten, is it nice? Oh yes, Ladone, I'm hurrying. He is still at the window and he is sure to shoot me. There is nothing I can do to say or stop him. I know that. I'm beginning to understand exactly what is going on in his twisted mind. I wonder why. Now I shall sign my name for the last time and lay down my pen. Then I shall look up and say, all right, Ladone. All right, Ladone. And so closes the last letter of Dr. Bronson, tonight's tale of suspense. In our Hollywood cast tonight, Laird Grigar played Dr. Bronson. Walter Kingsford played Dr. Moshe. Deon Wolfe was Mr. Totten. Harold Huber played Doyle. Helen Vinson was Nurse Angelie. And George Caloris played Ladone. This is your narrator, the man in black, who conveys to you Columbia's invitation to spend this half hour in suspense with us again next week. When Robert Young will star in an adaptation of a story by James Thurber called A Friend to Alexander. The producer of these broadcasts, William Spear, who with Robert Louis Shea on guest director, Richard Paulette Craig, author, Lud Blusken and Lucian Marowick, conductor and composer, collaborated on tonight's suspense. This is the Columbia Broadcasting System.


Yeah, we on Boss Talk 101. Wow. And now, so you lost your mama and your grandpa and your daddy. Yeah, in a year span. Within a year span. And you were locked up all the time. And so the whole time. Wow, so y'all got him to console with you on that. But so how does the news get to you about short and low? And I know people probably asking you these questions, but I just like the real, bro. No, no, bro, it's cool. So, um, so, um, it was, it was a winstay. She said, she said, Timber 21st. I ain't never gonna forget. It was a winstay. That was when my daddy died. The commissary, Ashley. Yeah, September 21st, yeah. The commissary, Ashley, come that day on the winstay. So the guy who owed me some commissary, um, or whatever, he came to my dole and it was like five, six in the morning. So they, they had already called us to go to breakfast, but I ain't go. So he came back like, low, low, bro, come to the door. I'm like, bro, what's up? So I hopped off the bump. So I popped the door. I'm like, bro, what's going on? He was like, bro, you ain't gonna believe this. And I'm thinking, he finna tell me like, you know, he didn't get to go to the store. So he didn't pay me this week or something like that. He was like, bro, yo dad, he died, he dead. I'm like, bro, what? I rubbed my eyes. You like, you'd have heard this stuff. You'd have heard all of these different transitions. Now, this, this is two weeks apart.  And I about to close the door and my other partner pulled up and gave me the cell phone. So I'm thinking like, damn, like they got to be real. There was a song going on.  So she was like, hey, look, call up. But it's like five, six in the morning. I'm like, oh man. So she's like, hey, what's up? So I'm like, bro, what's going on? And then she was like, I say, man, is it true or is it not true? She's like, it's true. And at that moment, I actually went numb. You know, I ain't never felt it before. Like I went numb. Like I ain't feel nothing.  I'm like, oh, no, what's going on? Now it's just like everything. He's like, my mind's spinning, but it's like, I don't get it. It's like, man, he gone and I feel like, man, that's the last thing I had left. You know, that's my, I was like, mom, granddad, and now dad, it's like, I ain't really too much crashing about that one.  I was just like, man. After all of that. After he done went through so much.  That's not normal, bro. You know what I'm saying? But I look at God in the whole situation, how you said that you spoke to him not too long before that. And then with your mom, you talk to her every week. So you were able to talk to her on that. A lot of people in there and like wait months or you know, I don't talk to their relatives and figure out that they just passed away. You were able to have that last conversation. You know what I mean? We was all close, you know. Before my mom passed, I got the news that I was coming home December, 2015. So, but I got that news like the early part of July. And she came and seen me the following week.  I contact some eyes, so it's on eyes with blue and stuff. And I'm like, Mom, I don't know if they got anything to do with it.  Yeah, I'm like, I'm looking at you. So then when me and her was talking and stuff and the other people was having a visit too, they was like, your mom is so beautiful.  I was just like, yeah, man.  So it's like on it. It's like, just think about that. It just like made me think about all that. Like, and I told her she looked like an angel then two weeks later, she became one.