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- Craig: JSN gets a little bumped down just anticipating Drew Locke is gonna be the starter this week and probably for the next few weeks. That is what an absolute joker would say while doing his rankings for the week. Welcome back to the kitchen here on Fat Daddy Sports. I am Craig, and today we are wrapping up a recap of Sunday's action across the NFL. Kind of a dud of a glate of games early on in the afternoon. Those one o'clock Eastern, early kickoffs, really kind of stunk. They took a long time to get any scoring going. We will actually start at the Thursday night game between the Bills and the Lions, a game that everybody thought was going to be a high-scoring game. It actually turned out to be a very high scoring game. It was very one sided, very high scoring in the first half. Bills kind of laying it on the Lions there early on the game. Lions fighting back. Actually kind of made it a game at halftime and then made it a game again late. Look at some of those stats real quick from that game. ⁓ Jared Goff, 26 of 38, four touchdowns, three hundred and twenty seven yards, turned into a very fine fantasy football day. Jameer Gibbs, 16 carries, 52 yards, was pretty bottled up on the ground. But he was able to get involved in the past game. Six catches for 61 yards and a touchdown. Amon Ra added nine catches, 142 yards, and two touchdowns. Very big day for both of those guys. Big day for Jared Goff. And then Sam Laporta, six catches, 52 yards, and a touchdown for the Lions. Jamison Williams was kind of a non-factor. Again, two catches, 33 yards, had another drop in that game. Gotta get J Mo going a little bit. Over on the Bills side, pretty much anything and everything they tried worked out for him. Josh Allen was 20 of 31, 248 yards, and three passing touchdowns. He added 14 carries for 69 yards and two touchdowns on the ground. James Cook was able to get into the end zone late in the game. Kind of ⁓ almost a pity touchdown. He could have had four or five touchdowns, but Josh Allen ended up taking them himself or in the ⁓ but nonetheless, James Cook, 21 carries, 135 yards, and a touchdown. Turns in a fine performance in the receiving game. Dalton Kincaid continued to lead this Bill's offense. Seven catches, 95 yards, and a touchdown. Keon Coleman looked like Randy Moss out there against that Lions secondary. That is very, very bad. Coleman turned in six for 63. And then kind of the the surprise of the night, Josh Palmer breaks loose for a 43-yard touchdown, his lone catch on the night. Khalil Shakir, somebody that I talked about in the start sit video, turned in that floor performance that I kind of expected. Three catches, 38 yards. Not a real big night for him. The big storyline there for the receiving core of the Buffalo Bills was DJ Moore did get banged up on a play where he dove for a pass in the end zone, had it, hit the ground, dropped it, thought maybe his collarbone broke. But they're saying he may actually be back to practice here in the next few days. So keep an eye on that if you own DJ Moore, and let's move on to the next game. Heading over to the Sunday afternoon games, Bengals and the Texans, one that I thought would actually kind of be a shootout down the stretch. Kind of turned out to be a bit of a dud game. Both teams looked not very good. Defenses were pretty good in this game. I think Cincinnati's defense is a lot better than a lot of people thought they were going to be. I talked about that this summer. ⁓ last year they were very, very bad. They made some moves this year to make that defense better. And it through two games, it's looking a lot better. We'll see how it goes the rest of the season. But for Cincinnati, Joe Burrow, twenty of thirty one, two hundred and seven yards, two touchdowns on the ground, Chase Brown, twenty carries, eighty yards. Through the air it was the T Higgins show for quite a while, five catches, ninety five yards. I was in the other room with the T V playing and Just kept hearing T. Higgins, T. Higgins, T. Higgins. And I said to my wife, can we get a Jamar Chase catch? And on the very next play, he made one of the most incredible touchdown catches I've ever seen, right at the goal line, over his back shoulder, bends around, drags both feet. He ends the day with seven catches, 75 yards, and two touchdowns. A very nice day for fantasy football. And then on the Texans side, without Nico Collins, CJ Stroud went 30 of 55. 353 yards, no touchdowns. On the ground, he added three carries for 29 yards. The ground game looked very, very poor. David Montgomery, six carries for 10 yards. Woody Marks, eight carries for eight yards. Gonna have to get something else going there in the receiving game. Dalton Schultz, a very good late pickup in a lot of leagues. I picked him up this morning in one of my leagues as a Brock Bowers replacement. And he adds 12 catches for a hundred and forty yards. That led all Texans receivers. Kashawn Booty, three catches, 37 yards. Xavier Hutchinson, three catches, 37 yards. Foster Moreau, two catches, 34 yards. And that was really it for this Texans offense. Not a very good game for them. Over to the Saints and the Ravens. And I don't know if I'm the only one, but the Ravens uniforms today just really threw me for a loop. I forget what they're calling it. They were in their alternates today. If you're a a Ravens fan or if you caught it on the broadcast, let me know down in the comments. I forget what it's called. But they had the gold face masks, they had gold helmet stickers, just gold trim on a lot of stuff, and it really blended with the Saints. It kind of threw me for a loop. Their end zones had some gold paint in it. I don't know why, but something about it just threw me for a loop during that game. But anyways, this actually turned out to be a pretty good game in a kind of a sloppy conditions there, rain and wind and everything else. ⁓ but on the New Orleans side, we had Tyler Shuck looking good again. 252 yards, 27 of 34 in a touchdown. Travis AT, Travis Achan, eight carries, 25 yards. Tyler Shuck added nine carries for 23 yards. Elvin Kamara back from injury, nine carries for 15 yards. The running game just wasn't it. And I I think that's probably gonna be the case throughout the year. They're gonna really rely on Tyler Shuck to throw the ball a lot. 34 attempts again today. I talked about that in a waiver wire pickups and in the rankings video last week. Teller Shuck's gonna throw the ball a ton. It may not always turn out to be good for fantasy football, but typically when you're throwing it that much, it's kind of like when Jameis Winston used to come in and just chuck it around and rack up the attempts. Good things typically happen. Over on the receiving side, Chris Olave playing against me. And so, sorry, distracted. I've got to the end of these games on in the afternoon slate, and JSN just went ahead and scored again his third one of the day so far. So big day for JSN. But Back to the New Orleans game, we've got Chris Olave, he was playing against me. So of course he had a day. Eight catches, 86 yards, and a touchdown. Juwan Johnson added four catches for 66 yards. Devon Vele, a big waiver wire pickup last week, added five catches for 64 yards. And then you look over at the Baltimore side without Zay Flowers, without Jacoby Lane, they looked very stagnant. They looked like they were missing some pieces today. Lamar Jackson, 21 of 31, 235 yards, a touchdown and an interception. On the rushing side, Derek Henry, 16 carries, 68 yards, and he got a touchdown earlier in the game. Lamar Jackson added four rushes for 34 yards. And then Rashad Bateman was the lead receiver for the Baltimore Ravens, seven catches, 88 yards, and a touchdown. Mark Andrews right there, six catches, 49 yards. Devantez Walker, one catch for 47 yards, and Derrick Henry added three more catches for 19 yards. So the PPR monster, Derrick Henry, doing his thing again at the office. Better days ahead for this Ravens offense. Once they get Zay Flowers back, once they get Jacoby Lane back, they'll get back humming and things will look up for that Baltimore team. But hats off to Saint to the Saints. I mean, that was a big win on the road. To go into Baltimore, a team that looked so dominant last week, and they went in there and did their thing. Hats off to New Orleans. Next up is the game that took four years to finish. Cleveland at Tampa Bay got down to that two minute warning and had a lightning delay that lasted about two hours. If you didn't see or if you were checking scores and couldn't figure out what was going on, why things weren't updating, they were in a lightning delay for about two hours. They came back out and Really didn't even warm up. They just threw the players out there and tried to get through before another sell came in. ⁓ the Buccaneers went out. They were, I think, at about the 40 yard line of two minutes left, trying to score, down by four points, and just didn't look great. Through a few incompletions, Baker ran around a couple of times. It wasn't a great possession for him. But looking at the stats, Deshaun Watson turned it a Surprisingly decent day. He took care of the ball today. Twenty-four of thirty-one, two hundred and thirty-eight yards, and two touchdowns for Deshaun Watson. No turnovers for Deshaun, which in the rain there. I guess it wasn't raining earlier in the game, but later in the game it was. Regardless, a decent day for Deshaun Watson. He had seven carries, twenty-two yards on the ground. Quinshawn Judkins, 12 carries, 21 yards. Rookie wide receiver Denzel Boston leads the way. Five catches, 95 yards, and a touchdown. He caught a long 55 yard touchdown that really kind of inflated those stats a little bit. Harold Fannon Jr. got involved kind of late. Five catches, 54 yards. KC Concepcion, six catches, 28 yards. Gonna need to see the average go up a little bit for me. With him, Quinchon Judkins added five catches, 27 yards out of the backfield. Looking over at the Tampa Bay side, Baker Mayfield again with the turnovers threw a pick in this game, no fumbles, but he did throw an interception. Twenty-one of thirty-four, a hundred and eighty-two yards, and a touchdown. Bucky Irving was the main running back in this game. 17 carries, 89 yards. Baker added four carries for 29 yards. And then the offseason acquisition Kenny Gainwell added just two carries for 10 yards. I thought that we would see more of Kenny Gainwell in this game, and it just didn't happen. He was involved in the pass game a little bit more, had three catch or yeah, three catches for five yards. Not exactly what I was expecting out of him. Good days ahead for Bucky Irving. In the receiver department, Tez Johnson actually leads the way with 49 yards on one catch. Chris Godwin adds three catches for 46 yards. Kate, five catches, 38 yards. Ted Hurst, the rookie wide receiver, adds 27 yards on two catches, and Emeka Abuka, three catches for 16 yards, but he did get into the end zone. I'm gonna need to see a lot more out of this Tampa Bay offense going forward. I've got Emeka Abuka in a lot of leagues, and I'm gonna have a hard time starting him next week. Just two dud games in a row for the Buccaneers offense. Gotta get things figured out going forward. And then we will go over to the Green Bay and New York Jets game. This was a game that saw Jaden Reed get banged up early in this game, a head injury. I think it was a concussion. See reports later on that say that he's got full movement, full feeling in all extremities. So that's good. Certainly prayers up to Jaden Reed. You never like to see a guy go out like that. ⁓ but looking over at the stats, this was a a ⁓ very messy game. The Jets were up by 10 late in this game and really kind of had it in the bag. The Packers come back and win this thing 20 to 17 in overtime. Jordan Love, 16 of 29, 145 yards, and two touchdowns. Caleb Johnson led the way, eight carries, 32 yards. Another dud game from running backs in Green Bay today. Marshawn Lloyd, six carries, 20 yards, and Chris Brooks, four carries for 11. So they used all three of the running backs. I'm staying out of that whole backfield unless Josh Jacobs comes back. That's the only way I want anything to do with that backfield. Over on the receiving side, Matthew Golden leads the way with four catches, 58 yards. Christian Watson has four catches for 41 yards and a touchdown. He did get smoked right in the midsection, went up for a high pass and got drilled. I think he came back in that game, but he definitely got hit hard and went out for a couple plays. Chris Brooks added a catch for 15 yards, and Tuckercraft, two for 15. Got to get him going a little bit. Over on the New York side of things, Geno Smith, 27 of 41, a touchdown, 147 yards. Brees Hall adds 16 carries for 29 yards out of the backfield. Not a whole lot going there, but Brees did lead the way for a receiving in this game. Five catches, sixty-three yards. He had a long forty-three yard catch. And then Adnai Mitchell looked very, very good for this team in a very messy game, a very weird game. Adnai Mitchell, six catches for sixty-three yards. Garrett Wilson was able to find the end zone for the Jets and had five catches for fifty-seven yards. And then we will go over to the defensive juggernauts, the Steelers versus the Patriots. This was a boring. Boring game. The Patriots defense kind of shined late in this game, was able to get them the win. Aaron Rodgers, 23 of 39, 187 yards and an interception. He took a shot like I have never seen before. ⁓ I think it was in the first half. Blind side, left tackle, missed the block completely. He got drilled as he was throwing the ball. Ball got kicked around and ended up getting recovered by the Steelers left tackle. It forced a fourth and forty three, and that was something I could not stop laughing about. How often do you ever see fourth and forty-three? But that was pretty hilarious. ⁓ Aaron Rodgers was able to stay in the game and continue on for this team, but it really didn't matter. They looked terrible all day long. Jalen Warren led the way on the ground, 11 carries for 43 yards. Rico Dowdle, seven carries for 22 yards. He did leave this one early with a toe injury. So keep an eye on that going forward. On the receiving side of things, Jeremy Bernard, the rookie wide receiver, led things four catches, 35 yards. Jalen Warren was second on the team, two catches and 34 yards. Pat Fryermouth, Aaron Rodgers' best friend, four catches for 32 yards. And Roman Wilson, five catches, 28 yards. DK Metcalf did lead the way in targets again this week with nine. Turned that into four catches for 27 yards. So not a great day, but definitely was being looked for a lot out there for the Steelers offense. Over on the Patriots side of things again, Ramondre Stevenson was fumbling his job away again. Drake May was throwing interceptions again. Just not a very clean offensive game plan from the Patriots. Drake May, 14 of 22, 208 yards, no touchdowns, and that interception that I talked about. Ramondre Stevenson, six carries, 43 yards, and he did fumble early in this game and kind of got the boot. The exciting second year player, Trayvon Henderson, comes in for him, 16 carries, 76 yards, and a touchdown, including a burst 39 yard touchdown right up the middle, right after the Ramondre Stevenson fumble. How they keep going back to Stevenson, I will never understand. It's gotta be Trevion Henderson. He gives this offense a spark that they desperately need right now. If you want to bring Ramondre in here and there, whatever, but Trevion needs to be getting a good majority of these snaps. For the receivers, Romeo Dobbs leads the way. Three catches, 96 yards. He did have a 63-yard, kind of a broken play where Drake May kind of rolled out to the right and there was nobody around Dobbs. So he was able to find him. Hunter Henry had a nice day, three catches, 40 yards. Eli Raridon, the rookie tight end, he added a catch for 30 yards, but he did leave this game early with a thigh injury. And then Demario Douglas, somebody that I thought was going to be peppered with targets, ends with one catch, nine yards on two targets. I really thought that they would get him more involved in this game, but like I said, just a very sloppy game all the way around for both teams. And then in the comeback of all comebacks, Philadelphia versus Tennessee, this was a super strange game. I mean, this there was A heat index of over a hundred degrees down on the field. They showed guys getting their cleats watered down just to keep them cool. It was a very strange game. Tennessee kind of started things off with an interception in the end zone, took it all the way back to the Philadelphia like eight-yard line, was able to get in, I think, on fourth down with a Cam Ward sneak. They took the lead. They kind of were dominating this game in in a lot of ways, but you could only keep the Eagles out for so long. They battled back, they end up getting the win 24 to 20. On kind of a last second drive from Jalen Hurts and the rest of the offense. Hurts on the day, 26 of 37 for 264, two touchdowns. He did have two interceptions though. On the ground, it was Tank Bigsby as Saquon Barkley got injured early on in the game. I think it was his neck, a stinger is what they were calling it. I think it was maybe even his first carry of the game. Just kind of ran into a huddle of guys and just went down. It was a very strange play. It didn't look like he even got hit, but he missed basically the entire first half. Came back in the second half, tried to battle through things. But Tank Bigsby led the way. 13 carries, 33 yards, and a touchdown. He looked very strong running the ball. It took a lot of guys to bring him down. He is a a man when he gets that ball in his hands. Saquon Barkley ends up with just four carries for nine yards in this one. Over on the receiving side, the story was Devontae Smith. He could not be stopped. 10 catches, 117 yards, and a touchdown. Dontavian Wicks was second on the team, five catches for 74 yards. And then Darius Cooper, two catches, 26 yards, including a 23 yard touchdown later in the game. And over on the Tennessee side of things, Cam Ward, 13 of 20 for 183 yards. Not a great day at the office for the Tennessee offense. Tony Pollard led the way with 14 carries, 64 yards. Tajay Spears got involved later in the game, seven carries, 41 yards. He had a big, big run of 27 yards late in this game that I thought was going to probably ice it for the Tennessee Titans. Turns out it didn't really matter, but he looked good in his limited carries. Had Elec Io Manor, two catches for 69 yards, including a 41 yarder. He did have a drop in this game, I think in the end zone, even. So not a great showing there on the drop. And then you had Calvin Ridley, two catches, 35 yards, and the rookie wide receiver Carnell Tate, three catches for 27 yards. A very disappointing start to his rookie season. And then we will go over to one of the ugliest games of the day: the Atlanta Falcons and the Carolina Panthers. We'll start on the Carolina side. Their offense looks pretty good through two games. They're scoring a lot of points. Bryce Young looks very good. Today he was 23 of 36, 287 yards, and another three touchdowns for him. On the running side of things, Chuba Hubbard, 12 carries, 53 yards. Jonathan Brooks adds five carries for 16 yards. Jonathan Brooks did end up getting banged up in this game, left a little bit early with a towel over his head. So never a good sign that you see there. On the receiving side of things, you had Tet McMillan, five catches, 101 yards. Jalen Coker continues his breakout, eight catches, 66 yards for him. ⁓ Xavier Legette, two catches for 64 yards. And then a guy who I was completely out on and and probably still am, but he is showing to be a very big red zone target for this Panthers team. Darren Waller, three catches, 33 yards, and two touchdowns. A huge red zone target for Bryce Young. Over on the Atlanta side of things, Uncle Rico playing quarterback, Cooper Rush, 10 of 17, 86 yards. Couldn't even break 100 yards. Two interceptions. He ends up getting benched for Jack Strand, somebody that a lot of Dynasty Sicos have been calling for all year, all offseason. He comes in, throws a pick six on the very first play. Kind of his fall, kind of knock, gets tipped up in the air, gets picked off. Guy falls into the end zone. Just really couldn't be a much worse start for Jack Strand. He ends up eight of fifteen for 59 yards in that interception on the ground. Bijan Robinson, 16 carries, 72 yards. Drake London. I told you to sit this guy, four catches, fifty-one yards. I mean, he did what he could with what he was dealt with. Just not gonna work out there until they get a quarterback that is competent. ⁓ Austin Cooper is the second leading receiver, two catches, 20 yards. Kyle Pitts ends with one catch for 15 yards. You can't continue to play these guys in your fantasy lineup ⁓ if they keep rolling out these quarterbacks. I'm done talking about that game. I've seen enough. It was ugly. I don't want to talk about it anymore. And then over to the final early kickoff game. This one is a big one. This one's going to be in the news. The Minnesota Vikings and the Chicago Bears. This was a game in a hurricane, it felt like it was terrible weather. Both offenses looked awful. A divisional, grinded out game that you were just trying to win, even no matter how ugly it was. Comes down to the fourth quarter, Caleb Williams is scrambling to his left and something pops. He goes down screaming, rolling around. Immediate thought was an Achilles. He wasn't really touched, just kind of went down. They're now saying that it's a hamstring injury. He was walking out of the locker room just fine. We'll see when he's able to go. He's going to get imaging done this week. Hopefully, we're hoping for the best for Caleb Williams and for the Spares offense. Tyson Bajent comes in late in this game, down six points, leads him down to like the 20 yard line, gave him a shot for a win, and ends up taking a sack on the last play of the game with one second left. Just a ⁓ very ugly performance from the Bears offense all around after such a promising start in week one. We'll take a look at the numbers for the Bears real quick. Caleb Williams, 15 of 26, 138 yards in an interception before he went out. Tyson Bajent comes in five of nine for 54 yards. On the ground, Kyle Menungay leads the way, 10 carries, 47 yards. DeAndre Swift, 16 carries for 45 yards, but he did have a fumble at the goal line. I've got him in multiple leagues, and that one stung a little bit. On the receiving side, luckily, DeAndre Swift led the way for this Bears offense. Five catches, 54 yards. Roman Dunze, three catches, 43 yards. Khaf Raymond, of all people, four or five catches for 40 yards. Luther Burden added a catch late to end up with three for 32. ⁓ and then way down here, buried at the bottom, is this guy called Colston Loveland. One catch for three yards. I mean, shattered his performance from last week. So I guess we could be happy about that if we're Loveland owners. We got to get this guy the ball. I I don't understand it. They they're running other ⁓ third string tight ends out there on routes. Get the ball to Loveland. It's not that hard. Over on the Minnesota side of things, Carson Wentz, 11 of 20, 143 yards, no touchdowns. The weather was a big impact in this game. ⁓ both offenses looked very, very bad. Aaron Jones, three. Aaron Jones, 23 carries, 105 yards. He did leave this game with a knee injury late in the game, was able to come back in and kind of grind it out a little bit. DJ Dallas got in there, two carries, eight yards. Nothing really to write home about there. On the receiving side of things, Justin Jefferson, three catches for 55 yards early in this game, and then they kind of locked him up. TJ Hawkinson added three catches for 29 yards. And Minnesota wins this game nine to three, a very ugly divisional game that could come down late in the season. We could look back at this one and and this one could mean a lot. Going over to the afternoon games, we'll look at the Raiders and the Chargers game. ⁓ this one is just wrapping up. The Raiders are gonna win this one 26 to 14. Kirk Cousins leads the way to 19 of 29, 253, three touchdowns and an interception. Ashton Genty, 21 carries, 48 yards on the ground. Trey Tucker, the big story in the receiving game: five catches, 119 yards, and a 42-yard touchdown. No Brock Bowers there today. So ⁓ backup tight end, Michael Mayer comes in, three catches, 23 yards. And then over on the charger side of things, Justin Herbert not looking good. This offense not looking good. ⁓ Herbert, 15 of 27, 192, one touchdown and two interceptions. Got to get things figured out over there in LA. Omari and Hampton, 23 carries, 94 yards. He did find the end zone. Keaton Mitchell came in, five carries, 24 yards, looked explosive on the on the carries that I saw. ⁓ on the receiving side of things, Trey Harris catches a 53-yard pass. Lad McConkey, who was questionable all week, three catches, 35 yards. Amarian Hampton, two catches, 21 yards. And then Orande Gatson, two catches for 18 yards and did find the end zone. Another lackluster performance from the Chargers offense. And I'm starting to think that I got duped on this. I finally bought in after all these years of making fun of the Chargers and Chargers fans. And now I finally buy into it and joke's on me. We will go to the Miami Dolphins and the San Francisco 49ers. This one just about wrapping up as well. The 49ers ahead 35 to 13. On the Miami side of things, Malik Willis 14 of 23, 197 and a touchdown. Devon Hand 20 carries, 74 yards. In the receiving game, Ryan Miller catches a 77-yard touchdown pass ⁓ that really helped help things out. ⁓ Malik Willis, four catches, 43 yards. Malik Willis, Malik Washington, four catches, 43 yards. Caleb Douglas, the rookie, two catches, 19 yards. Over to the San Francisco side of things, Brock Purdy was looking like Brock Purdy. A slow start, but got things turned around. He has two care or has 20 for 22, 287 yards, two touchdowns. He did add three carries for 30 yards and a rushing touchdown. Christian McCaffrey, 10 carries, 23 yards, and two touchdowns. Kalon Black looking good again, seven carries for 25 yards for him. And then in the receiving game, old man George Kittle comes back from the Achilles injury and looks dynamite. Four catches, 80 yards and a touchdown. Mike Evans, three catches for 54 yards. And then Debo Samuel, three catches, 31 yards. Demarcus Robinson did get banged up in this game. He had three catches, 34 yards, ended up leaving on the back of a gator. ⁓ Not a scene that you want to see. And then they had the fullback Kyle Uzchak got involved as well. He had one cat, two catches, sorry, for 27 yards and a touchdown. Next we'll go out to Denver, a game that I had high hopes for. I picked up Trevor Lawrence to start this week in one of my main leagues. And he laid an absolute turd cannon out there for me. 17 of 29, 189 yards, no touchdowns and an interception. Bayeshall Tootin on the ground, 13 carries, 65 yards, did score out of the Wildcat package early in that game. Parker Washington looking like a stud again, seven catches, 98 yards. Brian Thomas Jr. got involved, three catches for 40 yards. And that was about it for this whole team. They really didn't get a whole lot going, only put up 13 points. Cam Little missed a field goal. Things just weren't going great for him. Denver bounces back after that Monday night showing last week against the Chiefs. Bo Nicks, 22 of 31, 288, a touchdown and an interception on the ground. The story was the injuries for the Broncos running backs. RJ Harvey banged up and didn't play in this game. J.K. Dobbins got banged up. He was 10 of 36, got banged up. The rookie Jonah Coleman comes in, 10 carries, 39 yards, and a touchdown. Kind of iced things down the stretch for the Broncos. And then in the receiving side of things, a lot of people were worried about Jalen Waddle. You shouldn't have been. Eight catches, 138 yards for Waddle. Good to see him get going. Had a had a catch of 49 yards. Nate Adkins, three catches, 32 yards, and a touchdown. And then you also had Troy Franklin added a catch for 27 yards. Cortland Sutton, three for 25, and Pat Bryant, one target, no catches. Quite the story, quite the difference from week one. Broncos seem to be bounced back and looking for another win next week. We will go out to our final two games that are just wrapping up. The Seahawks and the Cardinals. Seahawks are up 24 to 7 at the two-minute warning. They have the ball right now. But we'll go ahead and read these numbers of what they are at the moment. Drew Locke, 19 of 26, three touchdowns. Emmanuel Wilson led the way on the ground, 21 carries for 92 yards. Jadarian Price, 13 for 52. And George Helani not involved at all. Four carries for 13 yards. Over on the receiver side of things, I said to fade JSN just a little bit. Not a lot. I bumped him down just a couple spots because Drew Locke. I did say JSN is an elite talent. And he showed it today. He scored, I think, on the first drive on a long touchdown, 82 yards. And he ends up with nine for 155 and three touchdowns looked absolutely dynamite as always. Rashid Shahid, three for 35. Cooper Cup, two for 20. Just an all around good day for the Seattle offense. Over on the other side of things, Jacoby Brissett, 17 of 28, 95 yards, one touchdown, one interception. Jeremiah Love led the way, nine carries for 29 yards. Tyler Algier got involved, five carries for 10 yards. Not a real big day for him. Trey McBride doing what he does best. Eight catches on 10 targets, 41 yards and a touchdown. Michael Wilson, two of eighteen, or two for eighteen, sorry. Marvin Harrison Jr., one target, zero catches. The breakout is over. It's done. Move on from Marvin Harrison Jr. I'm done with it. Dropped him in a league this week. I'm so sick and tired of it. I can't do the back and forth. Goodbye. And as I was ranting about Marvin Harrison Jr., the Seahawks just ran one in. AJ Barner, one yard rush. They go up 30 to 7. Extra point coming. I'm sure they'll make that. Let's move on to our final game of the night. The commanders and the cowboys. And man, this one stinks. ⁓ if you haven't seen, you haven't heard Jaden Daniels, another injury involving the elbow. I don't advise going and looking at the video. A very bad scene. He tried to brace and put his hand down on the ground. Elbow kind of went to the side right before the half. Literally, I think the last play before the first half ended. Not a good scene there for the commanders. But nonetheless, he was 11 for 17, 96 yards and a touchdown at the half. Marcus Mariota comes in in the second half, 11 016, 111 yards and a touchdown. On the ground, Jaden Daniels led the way seven carries, or is leading the way as of the recording of this video. Seven carries, 69 yards. Rashad White at seven carries, 43 yards. Bill Krosky Merritt, 12 for 43. And over on the receiving side of things, McLaurin catches two for 50 yards. Stephon Diggs, five for 47, and two touchdowns. And then you look over at the Dallas side of things, Dak Prescott 25 of 30, three touchdowns. Again, this has still got five minutes left in the game. So these These stats are not going to be final, but they'll give you a good idea if you didn't catch anything today. Dak Prescott adds four carries, 26 yards. Javante Williams, nine for 17, kind of a down day for him. In the receiving side of things, CeeDee Lamb was dominant all game long. They kind of went away from him for a little while, but early in this game, he could not be stopped. And now late in the game, as I'm watching it go on right now, he just caught another big one. Seven catches, 129 yards, and a touchdown. Jake Ferguson, four for 43 and two touchdowns, the tight end there in Dallas. George Pickens, a another, I don't want to say quiet because he had a decent game. Six for 40, but he doesn't find the end zone. And the Cowboys are up currently 30 to 20 in that game with about five minutes left in it. So I'm sure by the time you watch this, this game is long over with. By now, you can look up the final score and the final stats there. All around, kind of a dud game, kind of a dud day of games. ⁓ there were some scoring later in the day, but Early on, man, that weather really played an impact in the game. I hope that you guys had a great fantasy day. I hope that your teams all rolled to victories. I know that most of mine did. My main league, unfortunately, we're not going to get the win this week, but ⁓ we got Sunday night football coming up. I'm gonna get out of here and go catch that game. Go Chiefs, and I will catch you guys on the next one. See ya.