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What's up?

It's Monday, September 15th.

And week two is almost in the books. Yeah, a little bit because of the Joe Burrow news, obviously he's going to miss at least three months. The initial

here from Ian Rappaport is that it's optimistic that we'll see him by mid-December. That means the fantasy playoffs will already be underway. If you lost him, it sucks. It totally sucks. The good news, you might be in a league where somebody dropped, somebody like Bo Nicks. He's out there in a lot of leagues. Maybe you go for Daniel Jones. Maybe you shoot for the moon with a trade. I don't think that's the best idea, by the way. I think that's maybe the worst idea. I would not deplete the rest of my roster just because I lost Joe Burrow. Worst case scenario, you kind of stream and cobble it together, but there are going to be options available there, including Jake Browning. I mean, I don't love Jake Browning, but we have seen him at least be viable in fantasy in the past. He's more of a Superflex guy. If you lost Burrow and Superflex, it's definitely not as bad, I think, as one quarterback, because ideally you do have a second quarterback you can lean on, a backup you can lean on, and then you pick up Browning

and take it from there. I just wanted to address that one, though, because obviously it's a big

injury. It's not season ending, but almost is season ending. By the way, I'm not panicking if I have

Jamar Chase or T. Higgins. I am a little bit concerned about Chase Brown's overall performance, but not panicking there either. So anyway, I wanted to address that at the top. But like we do on Mondays here through the course of the season, I'm going to give you one number from each game that I think paints a very interesting picture. So a stat in some way, shape, or form. Some of them can be basic, some of them can be a little bit more advanced.

It really depends on what sticks out to me. If you want all the stats, go to FtnFantasy.com on Mondays.

My first read article comes out. I break down basically everything that you need to know statistically from each game, including some of the advanced stats that, again, paint an interesting picture here.

But we'll start with this Jacksonville and Cincinnati game.

And since I already talked about Cincinnati, let's go to the Jacksonville side.

The number is 26, as in 26%, as in that was the snapshot for Bachel Tutin.

Meanwhile, Travis E.T.N. played 66% of the snap.

If this was 55, 40, Travis E.N. played 66% of the snap. If this was 55, 40 or something along those lines, because LeQuint Allen also played, but if it was closer, I'd be more interested in Bachel Tutin. I know the fantasy line looks good. I know it does. He scored a touchdown as receiver. He actually looked pretty good out there, but Travis E.TN also looked pretty good. And he's clearly the leadback. This is a one and two situation. This is not a timeshare situation. So just be aware of that. Bachel Tutin should be on rosters. Don't get me wrong. But I think some people may overspend on him if he's available this week on waivers.

Let's move to the Giants and the Dallas Cowboys.

My number, well, it's a pair of numbers.

It's 33 to 27.

33 to 27 was obviously not the score of this game. It was the snaps for Cam Scadaboo and Tyrone Tracy. And yes, Cam Scadabu was the 33.

Snaps, Tyroneau Tracy played 27. He also outtouched Tracy 13 to 9. And honestly, after last week,

I know a lot of people were interested in moving on from him, which again, this game requires

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