Rob back where you at.

Yo, what's up?

It's Monday, September 8th.

I'm Jeff.

This is the rant.

And, hey, we had football yesterday. Had a lot of it, in fact. And we had one of the best games maybe we'll have all year. That was spectacular to cap it all off last night with the Buffalo Bills somehow managing to win over the Ravens. But today on this podcast, as you can see, I'm doing something I'm calling 14 games 14 stats.

So all of the games with the exception of Thursday night and obviously don't have Monday night's results yet.

But all the games, one stat from each of the games that paints a picture for us here.

And we'll use that to get some insight, good, bad, probably not indifferent.

But to really as we're headed into the next week, have as much context as possible. Now, if you want more information, I go a lot deeper than this.

In my first read article, I'm going to be doing this every Monday where I basically break down

everything you need to know from every single game. Stats, key stats that stand out, not just the box score stuff, although some of that's

there, snaps played, injuries, fantasy takeaways, all that sort of stuff to set us up with an

initial look, even before we get to the waiver wire stuff. Of course, the waiver wire tool will

be updated later today over at FtnFantasy.com, too, if you want to go check that out.

But let's get into it. Let's go to the first game, which was Kansas City and the Chargers.

And my number is seven. Now, seven is the number of targets that Quentin Johnston saw.

Nine for Ladd-McConkey, 10 for Keenan Allen. So that is important to note because

Johnson is certainly going to draw a lot of interest on waivers after he put up 79 yards

and two touchdowns. But ultimately, McConkey is, he was still heavily used and Kenan Allen

was certainly heavily used as well.

Keenan Allen's worth a look on waivers, although I'm viewing him as more of a potential

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