All right, so a lot just happened. Week 15 is over, but we must unpack it. So let's discuss

the important takeaways that you need to know from week 15. And we can start in the Kansas

City backfield where it was similar usage to last week. It started with Isaiah Pacheco

last week seeing the most carries. That's what he did this week. He continues to produce. 15 touches on

the ground. 16 total touches, 97 yards yards he now has 80 or more touches in

six straight games and let's give this guy some credit seventh round rookie a lot of talent beat out

clad eberts layer middle of the season this is great and he's been ultra productive the last six

games very quietly 91 and a half yards per game 5.4 yards per touch is top 20 in the NFL and 17

touches per game now the reason we have to call it out is because of what his backfield running mate has done the past two weeks. And that would be

Jerich McKinnon who continues to lead the backfield in snaps, playing 62% of the snaps this

past week, his second most on the season. And as pro football focused notes right here, the blue

little dot right here is Jerich McKinnon. He saw all four goal line snaps, which is a new development.

So his role is even increasing and getting even better. And if you've been watching football

the last two weeks, you know he's going off, but did you know that he's the number one running back

scorer in fantasy football and overall production the last two weeks, absolutely dominating.

And this veteran saw similar usage last year in the fantasy playoffs. They trusted his versatility, his burst, his explosiveness, his ability in the passing game over Clyde Edwards

layer. That's happening again now just a little bit earlier. Now moving forward for fantasy, they have

a great matchup against the Seahawks next week. Both running backs are going to likely be starts,

especially McKinnon after what he's done in the role he's taken on. All right, so we slide from a backfield now to a quarterback who just made his first NFL start this past week. And this takeaway has to

do with Desmond Ritter. Now, in this game, Ritter, as you probably expect from a rookie who

didn't get that much pub in the draft process, wasn't great. 26 attempts, just 97 yards, 3.7 yards per attempt is absolutely abysmal. But the one thing Ritter did right for us, he targeted the top 10 pick wide receiver,

Drake London, 44% of the time.

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