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We are using Ian Hartett's rankings from FantasyLife.com.

Jake Seeley from Theathletic.com on the line as well. Felerinos, how did your week nine go? I finally think I, oh, it's the fist up for Ian. Like, I was going to say, I think I finally made it a week where I didn't lose a single managed roster. I don't count basketball, obviously. But yeah, I'm pretty sure I went seven and 0 this week. There you go. Kevin. It's the rookie numbers, Jake. Come on. Dude, that is called time management. We're not talking about the 20 best ball leagues. These are managed only. Twilight six and one. Also rookie numbers. Six and one. I lied. Still a good week. Already lying to start it up. What were you, Ian, 53 and 31 this week? Sounds about right. Every single thing that happens Sunday is simultaneously good for one team, bad for another. I'm just consistently numb throughout the day. The whole world was just pain pat, as we know. It's true. Listen, it wasn't for me in week number nine. I want a large amount of money on

underdog using the Sharpstack tool from 444.com. It gives you fantasy, gives you DFS, and it gives

you the betting tool for every single sport. So I just kind of blindly followed it. Went seven for

seven on fantasy props. Cashed enough money to pay off Sharpstack Ian for the next 12 years. Ida boy. Great day to be great, man. Let's go. Listen, if Diary Brown just hadn't suffered a concussion, it would have been an even bigger day. I had a theory, and I should have went with Parker Washington. I did play the Alt Parker Washington receptions seven or more, which is great because he ended up with eight. So he hit that at plus 725, so 7.25 to 1. But I also had Diami Brown. I had like his over under was easy. I think it was like 19 and a half. He had 26 on the first drive, but I had him, I alted him up to 49.5. Like, who the hell also are they really going

to throw to me? He'd throw him to Brian Thomas Jr. But let's get him on the go. But Jake, he got a case of the dizzies and had to come out of the game. Yeah, we were talking about that before the show. Damien, Brown, and Josh Reynolds must be the best teammates in the history forever because they keep getting jobs and they keep getting hurt the second they touched the field.

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