Rap back where you at?

Hey, what's up?

It's Monday, December 15th.

I'm Jeff.

This is the Rant Week 15. Ooh, almost done. Are you done?

If you're still listening, I always say that. It's like, hey, that's awesome. I got bumped in a couple leagues. Don't love that. Don't love that one at all.

But honestly, I ran into a buzzsaw in one of them, and it's like there's nothing I

could have done. So I'm accepting my fate. I do have some teams alive. It looks like I'm going

to have some baseball teams advancing. So we got that going, which is nice. And we'll march forward

to week 16. Of course, part of that is understanding week 15. So like we do every single week, let's take a stat

from each game to paint a picture, give us some insight, maybe confirm something we thought

before, or call that into question. We're going to start with the Cleveland and Chicago

contest. It wasn't very much of a contest, but at least something interesting on the Cleveland

side. The number is 14.

That's how many targets Harold Fanon saw in this game.

14 is a lot for anybody, much less a tight end.

But it's abundantly clear that Shador Sanders only has eyes for Fanon, especially when David Najoku's not playing.

You had to, you know, long played Isaiah Bond, okay.

Jerry Judy saw four targets.

Jerry Judy basically was responsible for an interception as well.

So, I mean, the point of this being,

Harold Fanon is going to be a tight end one and a pretty darn good one.

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