In short
Fantasy Footballers episode covering NFL trade deadline fallout, Week 10 start/sit and backup waiver options, plus Thursday Night Football preview (Raiders at Broncos) and a mailbag with trade/start questions.
Guests
Hosts Andy Holloway, Jason Moore, and Mike Wright (no additional guests mentioned).
Key claims
- Jacoby Brissett is expected to be the Cardinals’ QB after Kyler Murray’s injury; Brissett is a better fantasy streamer.
- Waiver targets: Kyler Murray, Jaden Daniels, Isaiah Davis, and others are being dropped; Matthew Golden (rookie WR) should not be dropped; Chris Rodriguez Jr. is a viable RB pickup.
- Ravens DST is trending strong over the last month; add a second defense.
- Thursday: Broncos’ pass rush (40 sacks) makes Geno Smith a risky start; start Brock Bowers and likely Ashtyn/Ashton Gentrey; J.K. Dobbins is the preferred RB over R.J. Harvey.
Notable examples
- Chiefs offered a “4” while Jets held firm for a “3” (Breece Hall/Brees Hall rumor).
- Jacoby Myers traded to Jacksonville for a 4th and 6th.
- Rasheed Shaheed traded to Seattle; Seahawks should benefit for Sam Darnold deep shots.
Written by AI. May contain mistakes. Listen to the episode to check what was said.
Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VOTrade Deadline Reactions
0:32 to 1:43
Discussing unexpected trades and their implications for fantasy football.
“But you can smell like you do with an Old Spice NFL Collection bringing you 24-7 game day freshness.”
Trade Deadline Reactions
1:59 to 3:02
Discussing unexpected trades and their implications for fantasy football.
“Welcome to the Fantasy Footballers Podcast.”
Player Evaluations: Travion Henderson
3:02 to 4:33
Analyzing Travion Henderson's performance and usage in games.
“It was reported that the chiefs offered a four and the Jets held firm for a three.”
Introducing the Trade Analyzer
4:33 to 10:46
Announcing the new trade analyzer tool and its features for users.
“You could watch him run backwards five yards, get tackled and fumble.”
Backup Options and Waiver Wire
10:46 to 14:01
Discussing backup player options and recent waiver wire drops.
“Backup options presented by Progressive Insurance.”
Player Drop Considerations
14:01 to 16:28
Discussion on players likely to be dropped and potential pickups.
“I don't know if he's like just pooping on the ground in the locker room or something.”
Rookie Wide Receiver Insights
16:28 to 18:25
Analysis of rookie wide receivers and their potential impact moving forward.
“We talked about Luke Musgrave, who I don't think is going to inherit Tucker Craft's role.”
Defensive Stash Recommendations
18:25 to 20:14
Recommendations for picking up defenses with favorable upcoming matchups.
“Sometimes you want to get ahead of things, even though I think that the Ravens DST, they're in play this week.”
Defensive Stash Recommendations
21:18 to 22:28
Recommendations for picking up defenses with favorable upcoming matchups.
“Miller Brewing Company, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.”
Trade Deadline Reactions
22:38 to 28:00
Analysis of recent trades and their implications for fantasy leagues.
“Your fantasy league trade deadlines are coming soon.”
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Jets Trade Analysis and Future Implications
28:00 to 28:46
Discussion on the recent Jets trade and its impact on the team and fantasy football.
“Because it looks like with this draft ammunition, one of them is going to the Jets.”
Impact on Fantasy Football Landscape
28:46 to 29:52
Analyzing how the Jets' changes affect fantasy players and matchups.
“Jerry Jones is literally going senile in front of our eyes.”
Quarterback Changes and Player Evaluations
29:52 to 32:07
Updates on quarterback changes and player evaluations for fantasy implications.
“For both teams in that game, this one isn't quite as exciting because Because the offense for the Jets I don't think is going to be able to keep up with how bad their defense is.”
Thursday Night Football Preview
32:17 to 33:26
Preview of the upcoming Thursday Night Football matchup and key players.
“Should have taken another breath right there.”
Player Performance Expectations
33:26 to 34:25
Expectations for player performances in the Thursday Night matchup.
“Don't forget to cross your fingers and hope.”
Running Back Committee Discussions
34:25 to 35:58
In-depth discussions on running back committees and their fantasy relevance.
“Dobbins is darn near a must start in this because you expect the Denver Broncos to be up.”
Mailbag Questions and Fantasy Advice
35:58 to 38:19
Answering listener questions about running back trades and lineup decisions.
“So it's not something you want to play, but it's something you can play all three of those guys if you need to.”
Trade Evaluations and Player Comparisons
38:19 to 42:03
Evaluating trades and comparing player performances for fantasy leagues.
“Presented by NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube TV.”
Trading Jonathan Taylor for Bijan Robinson
42:03 to 44:28
A discussion on whether to trade Jonathan Taylor for Bijan Robinson, considering their schedules and performance.
“My first initial immediate gut reaction is like, no, you don't do that.”
Start/Sit Decisions: Tyron Tracy vs. Alvin Kamara
44:28 to 46:12
Debate on starting Tyron Tracy or Alvin Kamara for an upcoming fantasy matchup, analyzing their recent performances.
“The running game is going to be even more a focal point.”
Evaluating Trade Offers Involving Justin Jefferson
46:12 to 47:31
Analyzing trade offers involving Justin Jefferson and discussing the implications of team needs in fantasy trades.
“Tampa Bay Buccaneers hard to run on the Los Angeles Rams.”
Marvin Harrison vs. Quentin Johnston
47:31 to 49:04
Comparing prospects for Marvin Harrison and Quentin Johnston in the upcoming fantasy week.
“Marvin Harrison or Quentin Johnston this week?”
Marvin Harrison vs. Quentin Johnston
50:24 to 50:37
Comparing prospects for Marvin Harrison and Quentin Johnston in the upcoming fantasy week.
Brees Hall's Outlook After Trade Deadline
50:37 to 54:32
Discussion about Brees Hall's performance and future implications after the trade deadline.
Handling Non-Responsive League Mates
54:32 to 56:01
Strategies for dealing with league mates who don't respond to trade offers in fantasy football.
“It was, can't you get the budget magician stuff, right?”
Handling Trade Offers in Fantasy Football
56:01 to 59:30
Learn strategies for dealing with unresponsive league mates regarding trade offers.
“They played the exact same amount of games.”
Transcript
Automatic transcript. May contain errors.0:00Jason Moore:If you're an NFL fan, ESPN is where you need to be this season. It's the biggest lineup they've ever put together. Monday Night Football, every week, every game on NFL Network. Now also available with an ESPN Unlimited plan. And for the first time ever, Super Bowl 61. Marquee matchups, MVP quarterbacks, international games, the whole season start to finish. Football's on ESPN. Today's show is brought to you by our friends at Old Spice with the Old Spice NFL Collection. You may not be able to play in the NFL. I know. I'm sorry. But you can smell like you do with an Old Spice NFL Collection bringing you 24-7 game day freshness.
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1:42Jason Moore:Welcome to the Fantasy Footballers Podcast with your hosts, Andy Holloway, Jason Moore, and Mike Wright.
1:59Jason Moore:Oh, welcome in one and all. Oh, man. After that trade deadline. No voice, Andy's boring. I can't breathe. I can't get enough breath in my lungs. Welcome in, everybody. Welcome to the Fantasy Footballers Podcast. Yo, yo, yo.
2:20Mike Wright:Yo, yo, yo, everybody. It's the hands that gets me on that video. what's going on everybody welcome to the podcast uh wednesday november 5th thank you for joining us yeah the voice is a little beat up but i'm here and we're gonna talk about a lot of stuff today we had the unfortunate i guess privilege of like recording a show right before a million unexpected trades went through and the trade deadline for the nfl is not normally this active and then we got the jacoby myers trade on the show so i mean it wasn't too much but
2:56Jason Moore:the nice thing is we're every day you know yeah yeah we're right back here if news breaks
3:02Mike Wright:today you'll hear about it in the morning yep so we will talk through the implications of a couple of these trades and the trades that didn't happen right i mean we oh there's there's a few there's one upsetting that's the one breeze hall and that that came down to like i mean this is just put it on the same framework of a fantasy football trade. It's like, we'll give you a four. We want a three. Yeah, that was four. That was the chief. We want a three.
3:28Jason Moore:It was reported that the chiefs offered a four and the Jets held firm for a three.
3:33Mike Wright:And nobody, yeah, nobody blinked.
3:36Jason Moore:And then there was the very fortunate for Michael Wright, all the rumors of the Patriots. Oh, yes, yes. Bringing in a running back. Yeah. And it did not happen. Oh, that's weird.
3:49Mike Wright:not Tony Pollard not Brees Hall nobody you nerds not when you got Terrell Jennings yeah no I mean I posted a video with all of the uh all the touches for Travion Henderson yesterday yeah you know when you watch the video and you watch the game we just need to remove the emotion of the of the beginning of the year the draft season the hype all of the baggage expectations expectations and look at the film and recognize this. If he scores in that game, you got everything you wanted from Travion Henderson that you could have asked for, and he just didn't score. I mean, that's literally what – And I thought he looked good.
4:31Mike Wright:I thought he looked good on the video. You don't count.
4:33Jason Moore:You're biased. You could watch him run backwards five yards, get tackled and fumble. You'd be like, but it wasn't his fault. We call that the Ken Walker.
4:40Mike Wright:I have complaints.
4:41Jason Moore:But I will say, as a more unbiased third-party watcher of the film, I thought it was really good. My complaint is they're using him like a 230-pound back. Get him out in space. Let him do some zone runs. I feel like there was maybe two or three outside runs. One was a pitch. He had hit a hesitation. it's hard to say hisy hisy and and read the blocks perfectly got a nice chunk gain and and then the my complaint about the the targets of like everything's just like that check down to the outside it's like the uh i don't know the name of the route we we always we call them a texas where it's you angle out but then you angle right back into the middle of the field it's like hendo would eat on that route well look you can't like there's two sides to the henderson discussion
5:38Mike Wright:If we don't want them to use him like a regular running back, that is a humongous problem for Trader Henderson. You've got to run him inside. If you want him to be a three-down back, you have to function in the offense that you need a three-down back in. So you've got to – like Devon Achan does this all the time. You have to run him inside because if you want him to become what we want him to become, you need to execute that.
5:58Jason Moore:I think it's more we also want opportunities. Like Achan's the perfect example because he runs inside all the time, but then they get him out on the edge. you know they they they pass the ball to him a ton those type of things like try to get that type of a playmaker in space but it's the film was not bad um he didn't get the touchdown and we have one single opportunity inside the five so we don't know if that is like the role that went to Jennings or if it's like oh that just happened to be who was in the field on the field and he got the touchdown the comp I would give you is what Chicago has done with DeAndre Swift the first four weeks they just he was not being utilized properly he was running a 3.3 yards per carry and that's because he had one decent game like he had week ones 3.1 yards per carry then he had week three against dallas 2.5 2.7 against las vegas they go in the bye week and they're like hey maybe we get the fast guy on the outside as well and then things have really turned around so and look i'm not a professional offensive coordinator but as the nerd in my mom's basement watching that i thought the film looked good it just there could have been some better utilization choices
7:11Mike Wright:added in no i think it's uh that's fair and as we get into everything on today's show which will include backup options all the trade news to talk through thursday night preview some mailbag we also want to uh do what we do every wednesday which is announce the current megalobole leader Smokey the Bear 97 That's changed right? It is although I think Smokey the Bear was around the top preventing force fires and dominating since 97. Pook Nukem still in second Yeah so congrats to those teams still fighting at the tippy top of the Megalobull Signed James Cook jersey giveaway still going on at FootClanGiveaway.com and I am trying to decide whether I say something right now.
7:55Mike Wright:Oh well once you say
7:57Jason Moore:that just so you know for future reference when you say that part out loud the decision has been
8:02Mike Wright:made oh i know you're gonna yeah so do you think it's something i should say yes the trade analyzer
8:10Jason Moore:oh you didn't know what i was going to say yes i knew why would i i mean but now why say yes because you had something that because you wanted to know i don't like getting teased you know yeah I want the reward. Give me the cherry.
8:25Mike Wright:Jason is leaving the show. Yeah. You're welcome, everybody. Ever since the mustache went away, the feedback he's getting from family, friends. Self. Self. He's retiring on account of a follicle-related. Trying to grow it out as quick as I can. Squeeze it out. It's funny. I shaved for the Daniel Jones, and then I came in, and I was like, man, I really thought I'd have more of a five o 'clock shadow to look like Daniel Jones, and then you're reminding me I'm not Italian. And I was like, I really miscalculated the level that I shaved. The trade analyzer in its beta form should go live sometime today.
9:05Mike Wright:That's what I'm going to say. Awesome. Okay. So we know that trade deadlines are coming soon. We want you to have the opportunity to go and play with that. It is one of a huge assortment of tools now available to you at jointhefoot.com. And so we're very excited about it. We've been working hard. It will hit the app at some point as well, but it'll be on web first. And so we want you to go ahead and take advantage of that. We'll certainly get it out on social media when it's officially live. But we're very excited. This is something you guys have asked for for literally 10 years. So it is still, you know, you guys are going to use it and test it.
9:45Mike Wright:I'm sure we'll have some feedback on it. But it includes the ability to, you know, you're bringing in your league and your opponent's rosters. Uh, you'll be able to do a trade analysis. There's an in-depth trade mode. There's the ability to, um, add draft picks to the equation to, to be factored in. And so works on redraft and dynasty. Yeah. So it's, uh, it's supposed to be a tool art. Our goal was start sit tool. Our goal with rankings. Our goal with the trade analyzer is not to make all your decisions for you. Our goal is to give you all the best, most relevant data and information, contextualize it in a way that's easy to consume and let you make a decision based on how we weigh those things because every league is different right you can you can go in and it's we ask it on the show all the time oh in a vacuum would you do this well you don't live in a vacuum in your league you you have 11 other managers or nine other managers so um very excited to get that out to you i know you've been waiting for it so join the foot.com for that and let's jump into backup options.
10:53Jason Moore:Backup options presented by Progressive Insurance.
11:00Mike Wright:Well, well, well, the waivers going through today. A lot of players getting dropped. Isaiah Davis being one of them. A lot of people holding on to Isaiah Davis thinking he'd be the number one running back in New York. It didn't happen. Jaden Daniels, one of the most frequently dropped. Kyler Murray, who I think, I think Kyler Murray will hit. We got more. We did just get a tweet here from Adam Schefter. This was, oh no, this was yesterday. But it was Kyler Murray and the Cardinals have consulted multiple doctors on the foot injury. They've been told timetables for recovery have been anywhere from four to eight weeks with an increased chance of setback until it's properly hit.
11:40Mike Wright:Yeah, the increased chance of setback is Jacoby Brissett. this this is um you know jonathan gannon went on the burns and gamble show yesterday a local uh network here talked about the fact he would have made jacoby the starter regardless of whether kyler was hurt he said that on the show so the injury is convenient it's a nice cover for kyler being able to get put on ir which is going to happen i'm telling you he's going to He's going to get put on IR because it's the cleanest path to a new future for Arizona. People have really gotten upset with me about saying Kyler's the better quarterback.
12:20Mike Wright:He hasn't been the better quarterback recently. Historically, Kyler was an MVP candidate a handful of years back when the Cardinals went 7-0, and they were a competitive team. his ceiling with his legs combined with him as a passer that is a really high ceiling historically ever since the injury he's been very passive bad in the pocket unable to complete downfield throws unable to stand in there and take a hit he has changed as a quarterback and he's not a better quarterback today
12:52Jason Moore:there are two versions of Sam Darnold there is the fearful young Sam Darnold and the fearless stand in the pocket Sam Darnold that we've seen over the last couple years, and it makes all the difference, and it's gone in reverse for Kyler. Kyler used to stay in the pocket a little bit more, scramble, keep his head up, his eyes up. Downfield. Yeah, exactly, and make plays. Now it's like the Unseen Ghosts version of Sam Darnold with Kyler, where it's like as soon as there's pressure near him, he's so fearful and timid, and the play's done at that point.
13:23Mike Wright:Just put some pressure on him. Yeah, or he'll just run for three yards to get the play over with. It's, um, Jacoby is much better for this offense. We've seen it for three consecutive weeks. He's actually in streaming conversations as a, as a fantasy quarterback. He's on several of my waiver lists today.
13:41Jason Moore:I, so I have Dak in a lot of leagues. If you got Marv or McBride, it's great. This is good news for your fantasy team.
13:47Mike Wright:Yeah. So, uh, Kyler dropped a lot. Jaden Daniels dropped with the, uh, you know, Jaden could come back, but probably not to the point where you're like excited to play him going into your playoffs if he happened to come back and we don't think he probably will jacorey krosky merit another big name getting dropped a lot um makes sense bam knight as well after the down week darnell mooney hasn't done anything matthew golden who we'll talk about keon coleman some other names getting dropped if you didn't get who you wanted i do have some other names to bring up we each got a name for you i'm gonna bring up chris rodriguez jr for the washington commanders for a couple of reasons one um he was the team leader in rushing and he he ran much better than jcm this past week the way jcm is running right now it seems inevitable to me that they need to try different things the offense will not be as good with mariotta anyways so the odds of jcm having success staying in that role to me i think the team could turn turn it over to chris rodriguez but what what if i did this though only one that's a one person does that convince you we're almost to the amount of bills in that little drop as bad games that he's had in a row so yeah chris rodriguez was 12 for 65 and one on the ground to me if you need a spot start if you're deciding between nick chubb and chris rodriguez you can take a swing at them chris rodriguez is darius slayton chris chris rodriguez
15:12Jason Moore:is a guy yeah yes he's always been fine whenever he's been given an opportunity and they just do not want to give him opportunities. They hate that dude. It's like Dearness Johnson.
15:21Mike Wright:I don't know if he's like just pooping on the ground in the locker room or something. Something behind the scenes seems like no matter what he does, he can't get on the field. That dude never flushes. He's running 4.7 a carry.
15:33Jason Moore:They need to give him a shot. Yeah, I would love to see him take over and just get an opportunity to be the guy. I don't think it's going to happen, but I like this as a pickup. Chris Rodriguez is out there on a lot of waivers. 12 carries is a lot of carries. A lot of opportunities. You know, in our main league of record, there's never anyone out there. And Chris Rodriguez is like available. He is someone that should be rostered for sure. Now, you have an interesting... Now, I'm curious, though. Who would you prefer? If you have JCM, would you roster... Would you cut Bill for Chris Rodriguez because he's running better and might have the opportunity?
16:12Jason Moore:Or the rookie who they want to have success with,
16:17Mike Wright:who's getting the kind of starts would you keep bill well i let me answer it this way and it might be cheating i would start chris rodriguez over jcm this week okay that's fine i will accept that
16:28Jason Moore:all right cheaters answer so i've got two names here the first one pains me it's disgusting it is disgusting yesterday mike you said that you would cut him and that's fine a lot of people are cutting him he is on the most cut list right now it's rookie wide receiver matthew golden What? Yeah. Here's the thing. We talked about Luke Musgrave, who I don't think is going to inherit Tucker Craft's role. He doesn't have the yards after catch ability. He's going to do his best. He'll do his best. He'll do his darndest. But Matthew Golden is still a first-round rookie wide receiver on a team that needs someone to step up.
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17:03Jason Moore:On a team that just lost basically their leading receiver in Tucker Craft. It's a long season. Rookies get better as time goes on. And, you know, I think it's a mistake to drop Matthew Golden if he was out there. You know, I've got a roster where I held on to him, and I'm sure when waivers run here for us in an hour, we're going to see Matthew Golden hit a lot of waivers. I would be fine if you've got room to pick him up and still hope. We've seen a few plays that, you know, could have changed how we view him right now, and the season is long. He's sucked so far. And I want to throw out another name.
17:37Jason Moore:This isn't to pick up right now. This is really probably to pick up next week, but just keep on the radar. It's Phil Moffa, honorable mention, seventh-round rookie pick for the Dallas Cowboys out of Clemson. He's a beef boy. He's a 235-pound body. Yeah, sure. He was back to practice. He was seen back at practice. He's been on IR the whole season. He did not have his helmet on, but they're on a bye week right now. I think that when they come out of the bye that they will activate Phil Moffa. They cut Malik Davis as well. The Cowboys did. So as the backup, I don't think Blue is it. Blue's had the opportunity.
18:18Jason Moore:He was a healthy scratch.
18:19Mike Wright:Yeah, he was inactive. Exactly. So just keep it on the radar, deeper leagues, dynasty leagues. That's all I'm saying. Mike, you've got a defense. I do. Sometimes you want to get ahead of things, even though I think that the Ravens DST, they're in play this week. I like J.J. McCarthy. Last week was much better. But just because it was better for McCarthy doesn't mean it was great. And the Ravens defense over the last month, they've allowed just 13 points per game, second fewest in the NFL. They went from who we are targeting to I think they're figuring it out. And if you're looking at, you know, like the Ravens DST as a whole against positions, you're doing it wrong.
18:58You need to be filtering by the last month and seeing how teams are trending. And the Ravens defense is getting it going. Like I said, I think they're in play against Minnesota, but this is more of get ahead of it.
19:09Mike Wright:Do you remember the season in which Denver's defense gave up, what was it, 73 points? Yes, to the Dolphins. Yes, to the Dolphins. And what happened over the second half of that season with that defense? I mean, when you have major health problems like the Ravens have had, you have an offense that didn't have Lamar Jackson that puts you in short fields, and the game script changes completely. The fact that they have the third easiest rest of season schedule is something to put on your radar for sure. And you need to just – you need to be doing this every week. If you don't have a backup option you need to add, you don't have a bunch of injuries, you've got a spot on your bench.
19:44Mike Wright:Throw a second defense on there. Because next week is Cleveland, and then the week after that is the Jets. Yeah, I mean, it makes so much sense.
19:55Jason Moore:Isaiah Davis is now the Jets' third best player on both sides of the ball.
19:59Mike Wright:On both sides of the ball.
20:01Jason Moore:They sold. A three-week run here for a DST in a row is, you should not ignore it.
20:07Mike Wright:They sold and they should have. And I think they did a great job with it. And we'll talk about it in just a second. That was backup option sponsored by Progressive Insurance. Quote today at Progressive.com. We'll take a break. We'll hit the news.
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22:37Jason Moore:News and notes from around the league. Presented by Progressive Insurance.
22:44Mike Wright:Well, well, well. The trade deadline, it came and went. Your fantasy league trade deadlines are coming soon. and the trade that got broke on the news or on the show yesterday jacoby myers traded to jacksonville um the final terms that deal jacoby for a four and a six i've seen discussion about them potentially retaining jacoby myers after the season with a new contract seems like you'd want to try you could also see you know depending on travis hunter's progression they may still want to move on from brian thomas after the season it's possible it's been as disappointing a year as you can imagine for what brian thomas was last year to this year now he's hurt again jacoby myers they did say that the slot role was going to stay with parker washington makes sense and so i think parker washington is still a great pickup and a great play jacoby myers short week figuring out an offense i don't know how relevant you guys view him for fantasy but I don't think immediate.
23:46Mike Wright:Some hope.
23:46Jason Moore:Yeah, I do think he'll have relevance this year, but this week they're going to the Houston Texans, who have not given up a lot of points. Great defense. They're number five against wide receivers? They're number five against wide receivers. I don't know about schedule adjusted or not, but just in general, they've given up the fifth fewest. So Jacoby, first weekend against a tough defense. I'm not playing him.
24:07Mike Wright:Rasheed Shahid was traded by the New Orleans Saints to the Seattle Seahawks. Alakalak.
24:13Jason Moore:Yeah. Do you? Do you? I do. I really like this. I like this for both parties. You know, I'm a little -
24:21Mike Wright:Are you one of the parties because of Olave?
24:23Jason Moore:Yes. Because it's not the two teams. Those are the two parties.
24:26Mike Wright:The Seahawks and Jason. No, no, it's Jason and Chris Olave. Chris Olave. I like it for both of us. Oh, okay, okay.
24:32Jason Moore:So I went for the Dynasty show that came out today. I went and re-watched all the Tyler Shuck film. Did you bring an anti-nausea medication? That was my expectation. He was not that bad. He really, really was not that bad. They barely touched the ball. The Rams just dominated. But on a per-play basis, the film looked – Wouldn't that be part of the – they're not very good? Well, no. I mean, that was the Rams just controlling the clock. Time of possession was one of the fewest amount of minutes. I don't have the stat in front of me right now. It was an all-timer. Yeah, it was an all-timer. So that's why he only threw the ball 24 times.
25:06Jason Moore:And he wasn't that bad. His pick at the end of the game was like, the game is running out. You've got to launch this ball. It was terrible. but he was okay and he was okay with Rashid Shahid. But to take the jokes aside, the landing spot for Shahid, this sucks for Torrey Horton, but Shahid is such a good downfield threat. And Sam Darnold, his downfield ball this year, his catchable percentage of deep passes is 81.5%, which is outrageously high. Like if he finished the season there, it would be an all-timer. So I think it's good for Darnold.
25:41Mike Wright:This is amazing for Seattle. It's amazing. I mean, Cooper Copp is a part of the offense. Torrey Horton's a part of the offense. Arroyo's a part of the offense. Now Shahid, who takes the top of every defense. He's 27 years old. And then JSN. I mean, I saw the Seahawks at number two on a power rankings today. And I'm not sure that I – well, I don't agree with that. But I think – But you think it's okay for an argument. I think it's okay for an argument. I think that they're playing that well and their defense is that good. And it's just a shame for them. they have to go up against the buzzsaw that is Jacoby Brissett this week.
26:12Mike Wright:That's really going to slow their momentum down when Jacoby goes in there. There's no way.
26:16Jason Moore:There's no world where the rug gets pulled out from Jacoby Meyer. Just a boss. Jacoby Brissett. I say Jacoby Myers every time I bring up. It's a reunion with Shahid for Coops. If you remember the beginning of last year when you're like, wait, are the Northern Saints going to actually be good? And you're like, no. No, they're not. No, it turned out they were not. However, I think there will be a couple games where JSN doesn't get the big play because Shahid, this is not me moving JSN down my rankings at all, but the fact that you have Shahid who's so good down the field and he'll end a few drives throughout the season where you're like, oh, there's a 40-yard touchdown to Shahid.
27:03So I think this is great news for Darnold. who he's kind of been living in this fringe streamer. Maybe he's an every week start. I think this could push him into being a – just put him in the lineup no matter against who he's playing. I'm pretty excited.
27:20Mike Wright:Yeah, you were definitely the most excited of the group in terms of just what this means for the Seahawks. Sauce Gardner traded to the Colts for two firsts in A.D. Mitchell.
27:32Jason Moore:Woo! Oh, man. The A.D. Mitchell part is, I think, smart but hysterical. Do you guys remember? Have you seen the video from the draft where A.D. Mitchell was taken by the Colts one pick ahead, and the Jets just celebrated because they didn't draft Malachi Corley. So then they traded up. It wasn't one pick ahead, but then they traded up to get Malachi Corley. And now a couple years later, it's like, hey, we'll take that guy.
28:01Mike Wright:It's huge for the Colts, man. it's a it's it's a lot to give up i think it's a good trade for both teams i mean the jets they get rid of a contract they get multiple first round picks they were going nowhere fast what was the tweet uh you know i was if you weren't here for the rebuild you don't deserve
28:20Jason Moore:me at the rebuild yeah i mean it's non-stop for the jets do we feel bad for like the college star quarterbacks right now? Because it looks like with this
28:32Mike Wright:draft ammunition, one of them is going to the Jets. Well, not according to them necessarily. Comments out of the Jets were that these picks could get used for another quarterback like Kyler Murray, hopefully. Whoa, Jets. Whatever you do. Don't fix your problems. Don't steal Kyler from us. We will be devastated. Oh no. Don't do that. Please don't. Please don't. We'll do it for two. Cowboys traded for Quinnen Williams. They are It's so hilarious. They're drunk. Jerry Jones running things. Jerry Jones is literally going senile in front of our eyes. It is. It's very funny. But the to me it was like hey fantasy football you're telling me the Jets just lost Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams?
29:27Just fantastic. This is from a team that the Jets defense could show up every once in a while.
29:33Jason Moore:The issue is their offense can't get first downs. Exactly. The issue is... No, no. I'm talking about my teams against the Jets. I know, but even still running backs? Great. Awesome. Without Quentin Williams and with a giant lead, you're going to be running, but it's one of those things where it's like when the Bengals have a bad defense or the Cowboys have a bad defense, it's wonderful for fantasy. For both teams in that game, this one isn't quite as exciting because Because the offense for the Jets I don't think is going to be able to keep up with how bad their defense is. And unfortunately, yesterday I really enjoyed mocking the trade of going and getting a Bengal defender to improve your Cowboys team.
30:12Jason Moore:But this is a legitimate upgrade.
30:14Mike Wright:The Jets are already giving up the fourth most points in the league already.
30:16Jason Moore:Yeah, but it's even better now. The Quinn and Williams to the Cowboys, that's going to make an impact. I mean, Andy, you shared a video today of one of their defenders on the Jacoby Brissett quarterback sneak. Oh, it's just unbelievable.
30:30Mike Wright:It's unbelievable what happened. The Cardinals were sneaking the ball at the one-yard line, and the two defensive tackles just went to block outside players. It was just comical. But, yeah, Quinton is a good run stopper. He has not pressured the quarterback well this year. I think he has a sack on the entire year. Their commitment to DTs and not Michael Parsons is strange to me, and it's not going to fix Dallas' defense. But there you go. Two big defensive trades. Cardinals named Jacoby Brissett, the quarterback. We talked all about that already. There you go. Aaron Wilson said the expectation is Stroud is not going to play this week.
31:09Mike Wright:Davis Mills should start for Houston. That sucks for Nico Collins. I think he'll be okay. Brian Thomas Jr. dealing with a low-grade high ankle sprain. would you rather have a low grade high angles rain or a high grade low i think you'd rather have a high grade low ankle sprain i want to invent something that stops the old ankle sprains i'm not sure how to do that uh ricky pierce saw evaluated this week to see if he can return to practice called the timeline fuzzy i bet he doesn't yeah i mean him and him and purdy like the ricky pierce saw story now is it it sucks yeah i mean he basically played three games it
31:46Jason Moore:It seems like the 49ers are very committed to being healthy for the playoffs and not for the regular season.
31:54Mike Wright:But, I mean, that's a tough game to play. Yeah. If Mac Jones gets you to the playoffs, you're going to bench him for Purdy? Shanahan would. I don't know, man. Shanahan literally, yeah, I don't know. That was News & Notes sponsored by Progressive Insurance. Quote today at Progressive.com. Progressive Casualty Insurance Company affiliates and third-party insurers not available in all states or situations. Coverage is subject to policy terms, limits, and conditions. Should have taken another breath right there. All right. Thursday night. I'm out of here.
32:26Mike Wright:Thursday night breakdown.
32:31Mike Wright:Las Vegas at two and six. They take on the Denver Broncos who are seven and two. The Raiders did compete against Jacksonville this past week. Denver, though, nine and a half point favorites on fire. Over-unders, 42. Raiders implied point total is 16.5 points on Thursday.
32:49Jason Moore:That is also the implied interception total for Geno Smith. 16.5? Yeah. I'm going to take the under there, but the Broncos defensive front, they are getting after quarterbacks. They have 40 sacks on the year. The next highest in the NFL is Detroit with 28. They're on pace to break the all-time record. Now, you know, that doesn't mean it'll happen, but that's just an example of how great their pressure has been. And when you add that to the other side of the field with Geno Smith has not looked good, certainly not in pressured situations, I don't have high expectations for him.
33:25Mike Wright:Well, in this game, you play Brock Bowers and you play Ashton Gentry, and you check out probably because... Don't forget to cross your fingers and hope. Just for those guys. Yeah. Yeah, no, it's fair. Ashton Gentry is... If we get that receiving work, you'll be okay. Which you will. You will because Kobe Myers is gone. Besh, Thornton. Does Besh get to play? That's the thing. Tyler Lockett. Or are we going to roll Tyler Lockett out again? Just play Gentey and Bowers because you're not going to not do that. Gentey will have 20 chances in the game, and Bowers is Brock Bowers.
33:57Jason Moore:Yeah, where did you post the quote from Pete Carroll? I just reposted it. Yeah, I thought it was nice to hear. It was talking about, yeah, Gentey's doing great. I wish we would have gotten the ball more on the perimeter a couple of times. but here's the thing this is self-evaluation he says because about 20 of the time you're going to get him down we just got to get that done more because it's so obvious he's seeing that and saying we need to get him the ball on the outside and but send that to the patriots yeah it went through my mind like that kind of self-evaluation went through my mind of like hey get a little bit more opportunity out in space well the other side of the ball a little bit
34:36Mike Wright:more confusing when you talk about the running back position for dimber rj harvey is performing on limited opportunities 27 of snaps 32 of snaps and yet rb6 and 11 because of the painted part of the field got into the end zone for a third straight week in the receiving game and only had two rushing attempts on the game. Seems like... That seems like a scary start.
35:06Jason Moore:Yeah, so Dobbins is a very easy start. Dobbins is darn near a must start in this because you expect the Denver Broncos to be up. Last week, he got 15 carries to R.J. Harvey's two. So even though R.J. Harvey had the touchdown and against the really good Houston team, J.K. Dobbins was not able to be efficient, didn't have a good fantasy production, was outscored by R.J. Harvey. He's certainly the player you want over R.J. Harvey. That being said, if there's a break glass case of emergency, if they are up a lot, that's where R.J. Harvey will get more work. And he has been very explosive as advertised, as hoped for when they drafted him.
35:48Jason Moore:So Dobbins must start Harvey in consideration. Demarcato or Harvey? Yeah, that's a perfect example. I would prefer Harvey. Chris Rodriguez or Harvey? Harvey. But that is the tier. So it's not something you want to play, but it's something you can play all three of those guys if you need to. A reminder, though, because he is the type of player that is going to be coming in off your bench, if you start him this Thursday night football, put him all the way into the running back slot, leave your flex spot open.
36:18Mike Wright:Yeah, the explosiveness is helpful. Bo Nix, quarterback seven and fancy points per game on the year. So he's been a fourth-quarter quarterback. Yeah, I mean, he shouldn't be QB7. He's going to need it early in this one, I think, with the way the defense is going to play. Yeah, let's throw Cortland Sutton the ball. You know he's 30th in expected points for the first three quarters? Bo Nix. Bo Nix. That makes sense. And fifth in the fourth quarter? I don't know. You never know what happens on Thursday Night Football. We've been surprised before. Geno Smith played his best game of the season by far last week.
36:53Mike Wright:it was against the Jacksonville defense it's pretty good I mean 29 for 39 74 completion percentage 284 and 4 you know if you want higher upside in this game you got to hope that Brock Bowers can somehow not be covered by Denver because he can't really be covered by anybody so and I mean reminder Troy Franklin is just continuing to see an incredible amount of targets it didn't I mean it didn't work for either him or Courtland Sutton last week against the houston texans wasn't a super shocker but 10 targets the last three weeks shocker the last three weeks he sounds like a wwf guy last three weeks 10 targets eight targets 10 targets like troy franklin is i think he's a fine play this week yeah yeah i mean the the raiders are beat
37:45Jason Moore:at the wide receiver position those targets are happening the the implied team total for the Broncos they're expected to score here 26 points so yeah he's he's uh an okay start and uh I remind
37:58Mike Wright:you I remind you I want to drop I want it to be Pat Bryant but it's Troy Franklin yeah it is and Jason said it yesterday you're gonna have some some ups and downs but that's the way it goes at the wider zero position you've had that with Cortland Sutton and you don't doubt starting him You got to rely on opportunities. It's like I always say. Target share is there. Targets matter. Just not in Cleveland. Yeah, that's fine. You guys want to talk some mailbag? Yes, sir.
38:31Jason Moore:Mailbag. Presented by NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube TV.
38:38Mike Wright:All right, let's answer some of your questions. If you have a question for the show, you can go to the website, thefantasyfootballers.com. click that submit a question button or you can dial our voicemail hotline 302464 tffb we do have a couple voicemail questions we'll kick it off with and uh see if we can help you out for this upcoming week hey ballers um i got a really tough question i am really solid at running back and i've got a good record and i've got ken walker i'm tried to trade him nobody wants and I'm thinking of dropping it. Is that crazy?
39:11Jason Moore:Yeah. Thanks, guys. Oh, man. That is crazy. Now, I'm going to read you the last four weeks.
39:16Mike Wright:Did you hear our waiver show on running backs yesterday?
39:19Jason Moore:I don't want Ken Walker more than those guys. That's kind of where I was going. There is no one to pick up on waivers, and you cannot have enough depth at running back position. While his performances have been very poor for fantasy, nine points, four points, six points, seven points the last four games for Kenneth Walker. Oh, my gosh. He's also getting double-digit opportunities every single game of the season. And the offense now, I think, with Shahid and their catch on their stride, the better the offense does, the better it is for Kenneth Walker.
39:50Mike Wright:Oh, my gosh. I can't believe his numbers are that low. He can make a big play at any moment. You need to keep him on the roster. Depth is so important, I agree. That's just depressing. It is depressing. You need to change. We need to change what he is in our brains. Yeah, he's a running back, too. He's averaging nine points. He's averaging probably a three. He's a roster. If he feels like a roster clog right now. Well, look, look, I will put you in a position that you have a tough decision with a drop. You want one? Yeah. 24 % of leagues this guy was available as of today. Probably not anymore because the waivers went through.
40:21But just for the fun of it, Kyle Monunga or Ken Walker on your roster? I'd rather have Ken Walker. Because I don't believe that even though as great as it was for Monunga, I think he goes right back to his.
40:35Mike Wright:Walker's a committee back too. Yes. yeah yeah but i the he's the i think he might be the leader of the committee i don't know but two of the last three weeks menongai top 12 yeah yeah yeah i i don't know i think it's more interesting question than i don't yeah that's one where the names the names can be
40:53Jason Moore:the overwhelming part of it but i think if you if you factor in like you know there's been two times where ken walker's been a top 12 running back this year as well and you you factor in the fact that swift was out and that won't always be the case it's insane they scored like 40 points of how the seahawks are so great and yet both of their running backs are essentially like you they're diaper gravy you put them in you put them in and you don't want to that's why yeah they they
41:23Mike Wright:when you have a committee and they they're just doing what they need to do in the offense I mean it's not great JSN's doing too well for Ken Walker
41:32Jason Moore:in fantasy right now half PPR it looks like Ken Walker's averaging 10.1 fantasy points Charbonnet 8.9 fantasy points
41:40Mike Wright:I mean I would are you telling me you would play Ken Walker over Monongah this week? Because I would not do that Is DeAndre Swift playing? Regardless, let's just say he is
41:51Jason Moore:I would probably play Walker Okay all right let's go into another voicemail hey ballers jake from virginia quick question i'm number two in my league and i have jonathan taylor in that situation would you trade taylor for bijon straight up swap in my mind it could potentially secure the buy based on their running back schedules and jonathan taylor still has a buy while bijon already had his thing i mean uh
42:20Mike Wright:yeah i like the way that you're thinking in terms of like paying attention to who's had the buy week and trying to get the bye for your own team. Oh, man. My first initial immediate gut reaction is like, no, you don't do that. The Colts schedule. I did not realize what was about to happen. So they get Atlanta this week. Who knows? Who knows which Atlanta defense will show up? But then you're on the bye. Then it's on the road against Kansas City. Houston. At home against Houston. At Jacksonville. At Seattle. you have a fantasy championship week against Jacksonville you get Seattle, San Francisco like you said, Houston in week 18 and you can get Bichon?
43:05Jason Moore:The Atlanta run Bichon passes by, Atlanta goes Indianapolis this week, Carolina, New Orleans the Jets.
43:12Mike Wright:Championship week is against the toughest run defensive football though I think that that's a really courageous trait. I guess I'm open to it I remember we had this. Can't you get more than Bichon? If you wanted to. Maybe. But the, I don't know. If I have Bichon, I'm pretty happy with it. I'm not going to pay a lot to go get Johnny Taylor. We had a few years ago, we had this situation where Derrick Henry was destroying and you looked at his strength of schedule was the end of year was against just the juggernauts. Mm-hmm. So, it – I get it. What do you do? Let's see you have that big button in front of you to push that button.
44:00Mike Wright:Are you pushing it? I have so much more confidence in the Indianapolis. I have Jonathan Taylor. I'm not doing it. Mike, you have B.
44:07Jason Moore:John Robinson. Yeah. I'm not doing it. I don't – it's weird. I feel like – I like the Colts. I don't think – I wouldn't do it from either direction. From either side. That's kind of how I feel. If I had Taylor, I would not trade to go get B. John. If I had Bichon, I wouldn't trade for Taylor. It's weird, but I think they're just the same. That's so irrational.
44:28Mike Wright:Yeah. I like the Colts so much more. They're such a better offense. They add Sauce Gardner. The running game is going to be even more a focal point. Jonathan Taylor can overcome a tough matchup.
44:38Jason Moore:Yeah, I would say the only position where I would certainly make this trade is kind of the opposite of what he laid out, which is like if you're struggling and you need to get some wins, you know you which most people john of the taylor haven't been struggling too too much um but if you're if you look and you see real significant bye week trouble and you're still trying to make the playoffs and you're on the outside right now and you can skip that bye yeah that i'm open to that that's a that's a pro move that you can do i did have to go glance at the
45:07Mike Wright:game against the rams number one run defense when they played them in week four colts he's uh 12.1 fancy points it was his worst game of the year oh no no last week was a disaster all right uh here's a question joey from uh joey az on instagram should i start tyron tracy or camara or just trade them both for nothing uh man so tracy tracy the tracy was in a timeshare yep like he played 44 of the snaps he had nine opportunities meanwhile Devin Singletary played 56 % of the snaps had 10 opportunities so Tracy's not a slam dunk play Alvin Kamara's been
46:00Jason Moore:so bad I would trade for nothing I think I'll do that one the last three weeks for Alvin Kamara 4.4 fantasy points 5.5 and this past week 0.2 fantasy points that was against I will say this the last two weeks. Tampa Bay Buccaneers hard to run on the Los Angeles Rams. We just mentioned the number one run defense. So it could get better. I don't think Shuck was too, too bad. And he can't over-target Shahid. I'm going to play Kamara. I'm going to go Kamara, but you might be right to trade them both for nothing.
46:32Mike Wright:I'll play Tracy. Justin Jefferson trade offer here from YouTube. Ethan wants to know, would you trade Jefferson for Waddle and Jake Ferguson? No. I wouldn't. No. Instagram question was, offer Justin Jefferson for Kyron Williams. Is that a good trade? If you need a running back, it's perfectly fine. In this case, they would be getting Jefferson. Or if you need a wide receiver.
46:54Jason Moore:So whenever there's a straight one-for-one running back versus a wide receiver, what you're really asking is, is it a fair trade? Because this is team-specific, needs, depth, what you have around them. Take a look at your team and see what position you need more and where you can withstand losing the player, it is a fair trade. Justin Jefferson is a little bit higher within wide receivers than Kyron is within running backs. Running backs are a little bit more scarce, so I think it's a fair trade.
47:22Mike Wright:I just looked at it in our trade analyzer. Oh. It's dead middle. Oh, there you go. It's fair. Dead middle. Projected, yeah, there you go. We did it. Oh, that's BB on Instagram. Marvin Harrison or Quentin Johnston this week? Marv at Seattle. Kuge against Pittsburgh.
47:44Jason Moore:I want to say Kuge. I want to say Marv. I think I'm going to say Marv. Harrison being forced fed the ball at the beginning of the game and then turning out that works. You know, there was the report that came out that, like, on the bus, right before the game they decided the opening drive they're going to, like, heavily target Marvin, force him to get involved. That's the way it was worded. Guys, guys, guys, guys. Got an idea. 27 games into his career. Let me finish the idea before you call me crazy. What if that guy we took number four overall, what if we just pepper him with targets? We warmed him up over 27 games.
48:26The fact that they came out was embarrassing.
48:29Mike Wright:Now they're going to think we're going to do it again. Do you know how dysfunctional all of our thoughts are about this team? All right, let me take a break, and we'll get into some more questions.
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51:28Jason Moore:talent versus what's happening on a non-dynasty standpoint having lost um you know a lot of the other wide receiver options including tyrick hill jalen waddle's been very good he has i also look at week 16 week 17 cincinnati and tampa bay oh uh two teams that you know you're gonna need to
51:47Mike Wright:juicy score on waddle i'm going waddle here i think i think that's the right call man crazy malachi on youtube sup meowlers i don't know if i like that a little mac here and i was wondering what breeze hall's rest of season outlook is with him not being traded uh he'll be used so much yeah that's what's gonna happen i mean I tried to put myself in Brees Hall's shoes and my goodness I mean this is like a lame duck running back on a team that has not really wanted you and yet is totally willing to listen to you and give you tons of work when you want it and like oh man his tweet
52:26Jason Moore:his tweet where he he's got nothing to lose after the trade deadline was over and he said he's like I'm paraphrasing here he said oh I'm sick about it you know losing these guys i'm so happy for them but it was like wait you're so you just came out and said these guys who left the jets so happy for them well when you have when you're the player you're the human being and the team with their actions i mean i don't i'm not privy to all contract discussions but with their actions and what's being reported is like he's not being offered a lucrative long term deal from the new york jets oh of course not and then no that's not happening and yet at the same time they're like no but you are valuable because we will only trade you if we get a third round pick which one is it am i valuable to this team or am i not well here's the real truth decision
53:16Mike Wright:as a jets franchise to not trade him for a four when you're gonna let him go uh you want to win
53:21Jason Moore:more games and have a worse pick i don't know it's weird i still don't know how he will factor into the um comped story pick math uh i presume he'll get a good contract but that's what i wanted to bring up is like what's going on for Brees Hall rest of the season what's his outlook he is playing for his contract now going into last game he said basically I need the ball 20-25 times and it worked they got their first win Andy said it a little differently
53:50Mike Wright:yeah I did keep moving
53:54Jason Moore:you missed the joke the first time and you missed the second joke we don't need to bring it up again I definitely think he's going to be very good for fantasy rest of season. He's got a couple brutal matchups here of Cleveland, New England, Baltimore. Then you get... I mean, Baltimore looks good on paper, but I think it's going to be tough.
54:15Mike Wright:I'm not looking at Brees as the key to my fantasy championship. Yeah, just trying to figure out if the schedule can tell us anything. Then Atlanta, then Miami. It's going to be tough, but he will get the ball so, so much.
54:28Jason Moore:Now, we still don't know who the quarterback is, though. Keep that in mind. It's true.
54:32Mike Wright:It was, can't you get the budget magician stuff, right? The competitive advantage. You know who didn't need the competitive advantage this week? And it's rare we can give him credit. Jonathan Gain. Jonathan Gain. I had the thought. You know, a lot of value to establishing the quarterback at the beginning of the week is what he said. What you're saying, this week? Yeah. Yeah, last week you kind of did it. I'm talking about this week. Okay, all right.
54:54Jason Moore:He did come out early and say there's advantage to just having it established as your quarterback.
54:59Mike Wright:I mean, you lose that competitive advantage, but.
55:01Jason Moore:There's a favor.
55:02Mike Wright:There's just everything. Rashid, Shahid, or Jamison Williams rest of the season. J-Mo got into the end zone again this week. Great play. Shahid, I would go J-Mo. You know, I have to withdraw.
55:13Jason Moore:Yeah, I get that. I actually would go J-Mo as well. You know, off the bye, they seemed like they wanted to get him involved. He wasn't involved. Their schedule opens up. And, you know, Shahid, we don't know how involved he's going to be. It's still JSN's team. So it's close. It could be the wrong call, but I would stick with Jameson. It's funny because it's a very similar situation. Do they catch a touchdown or do they not? I mean, the Lions are Amin Ross' team. Yeah, so I brought the stat up earlier either in the season or in the offseason where it was like Jameson Williams and Rashid Shahid were drafted in the same draft class and had played the exact same number of games, and it was their stat line career.
55:56Jason Moore:And Shahid dominated Jameson Williams. Right. Jamison missed a lot of games. No, no, no. They played the exact same amount of games. Same 100 % amount of games.
56:07Mike Wright:Yeah, with Horton and Kopp and Arroyo and stuff, I don't think Shahid's going to get as much as maybe Jamo, but who knows? Maybe. It's close. I think it's safer to go with Jamison Williams, just the complete unknown of Shahid. But the Lions running backs are going to score points. And as of right now, the Seahawks running backs are scoring zero points. Hatfield, how do you handle league mates that don't respond to trade offers? Hatfield on Instagram asks us the question. They don't respond.
56:38Jason Moore:Public shaming. I don't know. I mean, usually the truth is the people that don't respond to trades, what I do is I text them or I DM them on whatever platform. Like if you're playing on Sleeper, try to poke them. Usually those people that never respond also don't respond to the DMs or the pokes. so then yeah public outcry yeah the only problem with the public shaming is that that does not get
57:04Mike Wright:you a yes on the trade that is true it gets you a no on the trade it might get it might get you a
57:09Jason Moore:future response and the because the player goes i should respond to trades rob asks a follow-up
57:16Mike Wright:uh question or similar one what is the best app to play fantasy on that would promote trading them the best tired of boring leagues we play on sleeper yeah and i i would say to answer the
57:25Jason Moore:question there's pros and cons in in all leagues but if you want something that promotes trades that means promoting communication and sleeper's great at that i wish that sleeper and maybe they're
57:35Mike Wright:listening because they often are i wish that there was the option or ability to like man this is gonna sound so old but i wish that when i used to get a trade offer when i was on yeah i'd get an email when the trade comes through because sometimes their their notifications their mobile notifications they don't always work yeah sometimes you get a notification sometimes you
57:56Jason Moore:don't i've had times when they don't yeah to be able to turn on email notifications for trade you sure you'd i feel like for you it'd be a good old-fashioned phone call right they could give me
58:05Mike Wright:an automate because they have my number dude i'll take a text like this is a sleeper you have been offered jameson williams or fax me yeah yeah go door to door i don't know but boring leagues suck People just do me respond to trades. How about that? Just respond to them. You don't have to do a lot. Just click.
58:29Jason Moore:No, but that's I don't care. That's the thing. Like I am someone who often doesn't respond to trades. It is 100 percent of the time because I didn't know a trade was made. I just don't see it. Somebody needs a phone call. I have too many notifications because I think I get the notifications, but I get so many notifications. I'm just like I I'm ignoring everything now. Yeah, the phone call would help, Andy.
58:47Mike Wright:Yeah, I'm going to I'm going to call you from now on and say I just sent you a trade over.
58:51Jason Moore:I would never be upset. Could you imagine being upset if you got a phone call from anyone in the league ever and they're like, hey, I just want to let you know I made you a trade offer. That's like a little golden nugget of happiness that's placed inside me. Like, ooh, I got a – who's not – when you see trade offer proposed, when you do recognize that notification, no one goes, oh.
59:16Mike Wright:Yeah, but I'm trying to take you. Sure. I can't call you if I think I'm going to whoop you in this trade. Oh, sure you can. Yeah. All right. That was today's mailbag. Watch every game every Sunday with NFL Sunday ticket and YouTube TV. Visit YouTube.com slash fantasy footballers. Local and national games on YouTube TV. NFL Sunday ticket for out-of-market games. Base plan required. Excludes digital only games. Commercial use excluded. No refunds. That is it. We're done. This show is over. No more trades for the NFL, but more for your fantasy football leagues. and make sure you go to jointhefoot.com.
59:51Mike Wright:We'll get that trade analyzer up there very, very soon, and you'll be able to test it out. Goodbye.
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Fantasy Football show for Nov 5, 2025. Get prepped for Week 10! Start/sit advice and NFL Trade Deadline reactions on today’s show! Plus, fantasy football trade questions, rest of season outlooks, and a preview of Thursday Night Football between the Broncos and Raiders. Manage your redraft, keeper, and dynasty fantasy football teams with the #1 fantasy football podcast.
(00:00) Intro
(09:10) Backup Options
(18:48) NFL News & Trades
(28:34) Thursday Night Breakdown: Raiders at Broncos
(34:00) Mailbag
(35:06) Kenneth Walker Droppable?
(38:14) JT or Bijan ROS
(41:39) Alvin Kamara or Tyrone Tracy
(42:58) Justin Jefferson Trade
(43:51) Marv or Quge?
(44:57) Jaylen Waddle or Nico Collins?
(46:15) Breece Hall Outlook
(49:19) Shaheed or Jamo ROS
(50:45) Fantasy Trade Replies
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