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for week number 12. Trade deadlines coming up. We got some waiver wires stuff to do. Let me start with that. How long do you guys think that Josh Jacobs is going to be out? Because we're not going to know before people place their bids for waivers this upcoming week. How much would you spend on Emmanuel Wilson, Jake.

If I'm a Jake or Jacob's person

and I'm thin at running back,

I'd probably go as mostly as grass. would you spend on Emmanuel Wilson, Jake? If I'm a Jake or Jacob's person and I'm thin at running

back, I'd probably go as mostly as aggressive as you think it takes to win. Like if that means

the rest of your fab and you only have like 20 something bucks left, that's fine. To answer your

first part of the question, I think it's probably two weeks at worst. It sounds like it's going to be

at least one. But it really depends on,

I think if you look at the Packers, that's the issue. The Packers have three straight division games coming up. And like, do they lose this week without Wilson? Do they win it? And it's kind of like how many you keep in the bag of like being able to play and wait and wait on Jacobs. So I think that's a factor too. That's why I'm just estimating it feels like about two.

And that's why I would say if you have Jacobs, you kind of have to be more aggressive. But if you're not, I would just kind of take darts. I would shoot at like Jacobs, Kenneth Gainwell, and all the rest of the running backs out there and not be as aggressive. Yeah, Ian, of the injured running backs right now that we don't know if they're playing or not, it's like Jalen Warren and Josh Jacobs would be the big two. Like, which one would you try to go actively target as a backup if you needed someone to play? Like, because there's always the injury situation too where, you know, they can say no structural damage with Jacobs. J.L. Moore can be like, oh, yeah, it's not that big of a deal.

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