Welcome to Stats versus Film and welcome to Week 6. This is where we take everything that we watched

from the previous weekend's games, go through all of the tape and combine that with the stats,

the spreadsheets, the underlying metrics, and the hope to help you win your fantasy matchup this weekend.

Hayden, I think the people at home are feeling this fantasy season more than ever.

Our buddy Rich Rebar posted this.

14 of the top 48 picks have been placed on injured reserve or have

missed a game so far due to injury and it sucks if you drafted all four of those in rounds

one through four definitely impossible i said i asked for some teams and you guys who've been

dealing with plenty of injuries turns out when a bunch of-pound men are running at 20 miles per hour at each

other, that there's going to be some guys pulling up. Yes, it sucks. But here we are to highlight

some positives, some negatives, and again, keep this hobby of yours fun moving forward. As you know,

we go through every single game, every single team, and basically every single fantasy relevant player.

And we kick things off with the teams we did not get to discuss on the Instant Reaction

show on Sunday night.

And that brings us to Monday night football.

Let's kick things off with the Jacksonville Jaguars.

My goodness, a number of things to discuss here. Our buddy Jetpack Galileo put it perfectly,

I felt, that Trevor Lawrence is God's chosen Will Levis. A perfect, I think, summation of how

Trevor Lawrence leads a game-winning drive against, you know, the peak of the AFC, but does it in perfect Trevor Lawrence fashion. Yeah, he's super fun and frustrating, but really like Jacksonville, despite all of their issues that we can talk about, they still move the football. Like, that's what's so crazy. Like, they'll line up incorrectly. They're, like, really bad in the game management situations right now. Like, the players, like, straight up don't know the plays. They're taking delay of games. Trevor Lawrence will miss a couple throws. He'll fall down. And then he'll also use his legs, which is kind of refreshing this year. And then three or four throws per game, he can throw it on the money down the field. So this team's super frustrating. They're clearly talented. The coaching staff is clearly

good. It's just going to take some time for this team to figure things out, which is pretty

encouraging because they're four and one. So I think we can go player by player here, but just it's a well

coached team that's throwing a lot at their players and their players definitely have some flaws,

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