Welcome everyone to the score fantasy football podcast.

I'm your host Justin Boone, the lead fantasy analyst at The Score.

And let me start off here by saying

that I apologize. I said on Monday show that I'd be back on Tuesday. Unfortunately, I had a couple

things come up. I didn't get a chance to record. Normally, I'd go over the Thanksgiving slate on that

Tuesday show. Now I'm not going to have a chance to. But you do have my rankings. You have my trade

value charts, the waiver wire column, the waiver wire episode. Plus, I'm going to have a chance to, but you do have my rankings, you have my trade value charts,

the waiver wire column, the waiver wire episode. Plus, I'm going to have the updated version of my week 12 rankings out nice and early on Thursday. So you'll be able to set your lineups well in advance of that triple header, starting with the Packers and Lions game. But I am sorry that I didn't come through. I hate when that happens. And believe me, I would have recorded if I could have.

Fortunately, we're back at it today.

I appreciate you hanging out with us here. And I'm going to have a guest joining me in a bit. But before we bring him in, let's go over my three unapologetically bold predictions for week 12, courtesy of our friends at Captain Morgan. And my first bold prediction this week, Isaiah Pacheco will have

over 150 scrimmage yards against the Raiders. It's a mark that he's only hit one other time

in his career. That was earlier this season against the Jets. But the Raiders are given up the

fifth most fantasy points to running backs, including some huge yardage totals like 113 yards to

Sequeon Barkley, 189 to Jamir Gibbs, 120 to

Deontah Foreman, and 159 to James Cook. And with the chief surprising struggles through

the air recently, expect them to lean on Pacheco en route to a win in week 12. For my second

bold prediction this week, we're going to Arizona. Trey McBride will be the number one tight end overall in fantasy this week. The 24-year-old, he's made his presence felt he's got top five fantasy finishes in two of his last four outings. That's helped by the fact that he's averaging the third most targets per game at his position since veterans, Zach Ertz went on IR. And now McBride gets to face the division rival Rams, who are the fifth easiest opponents for tight ends this season.

So he'll be rapidized. since veteran Zach Ertz went on IR. And now McBride gets to face the division rival Rams,

who are the fifth easiest opponents for tight ends this season, so he'll be racking up catches

for the Cardinals once again. And then for my final bold prediction this week, Kyrn Williams

will finish as the fantasy RB1 in his first game back. The Rams workhorse runner, he's

returning from that ankle injury that landed him on IR.

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