Well, hello. I'm Andy Barron's, joined as usual by Scott Pianowski. Welcome to the Yahoo Fantasy Football Forecast. It's the Tuesday Pickups podcast. But I mean, it's Week 17, guys, and only serial killers crown their fantasy champions in Week 17. So we're not going to devote the next, I don't know, 30 to 45 minutes to pickups. You can

rest assured of that today. We are going to take a look back at the players that we got right and

some of the players that we got very wrong in 2020. If you need pickups, go get A.J. Dillon,

go get Gus Edwards, maybe Zach Pascal, maybe Daryl Williams, that's all I got for you. You shouldn't be playing in week 17. It's an abomination. Don't do it. Scott, I should probably have asked you before

going on a little rant about week 17, whether or not you, in fact, have anything at stake in

week 17. Yeah, I have a few leagues. I don't think anything's head to head. I think it's just point a seasonal point

leagues, which actually I don't think it's that big of a deal. So I have a little bit to play

for. I'll play some DFS internally with the Yahoo crew, which is, that's a great pivot, by the way.

If you're looking for a fantasy football action in week 17, you know, play some DFS where you don't have to deal with, you know, who you just, you know, play the guys you want to play and you're not shipwrecked by,

oh, I have all these chiefs and none of them are playing, you know, any consequential snaps on

Sunday.

That I should have said is my real problem with the final week of the regular season.

Like if you drafted too well and you got too many guys who are attached to the NFL's actual best offenses, you're a little bit out of luck. Absolutely, yeah. I mean, we were talking today about

Kelsey, right? I mean, he's probably the most valuable player in fantasy because of what he provides

to you over the players of his position. You know, the difference between you had a bunch of stats

that framed it well. The way I framed it was that the difference between Kelsey at Titan 1 and T.J.

Hawkinson at Titan 3 was the difference between Hawkinson at 3 and whoever was tied in 50.

I can't remember who it was.

Somebody who probably had like nine catches for 100 yards in a touchdown.

That's probably tight in 50.

Was it was it Virgil Green? Yeah, I think it was

Virgil Green. There you go. Yeah, we might get to Kelsey later. Like, he doubled up the tight-end 6.

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