542. Updating the ranks

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🗓️ 18 August 2022

⏱️ 72 minutes

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Summary

Ian Hartitz and Dwain McFarland join forces to update the ranks after fully digesting all of the preseason Week 1 action. Topics include: Zach Wilson injury, newfound handcuff running backs, Antonio Gibson oh no, running back injuries, rookie running back stock watch, rookie wide receiver stock watch, Isaiah McKenzie for prime minister, clarity in Kansas City, tight end risers and fallers, and much more in another electric edition of The PFF Fantasy Football Podcast.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to PFF Fancy Football Podcast.
0:11.8	A little pre-season takeaway edition.
0:13.8	I'm Ian Hartitz, joining me as always the one the only Dwayne, the rock-mic
0:17.6	Farlin.
0:18.6	Dwayne, our second pod today.
0:20.5	We got a third coming up letter later.
0:23.1	Great day to be great, my friend.
0:25.0	It is a great day to be great.
0:26.7	And since this won't come out until later and no one will know, I can tell you
0:29.8	right now we have pick one tonight.
0:32.0	Oh CMC.
0:34.0	Come on.
0:35.0	CMC.
0:36.0	Come on.
0:37.0	I'm not afraid to go CMC number one.
0:40.2	Hi everyone.
0:41.2	We want to go through key takeaways from the first week of the pre-season.
0:45.4	Apologies for this pod coming out when it is.
0:47.7	We've talked about Ken before.
0:49.5	But Dwayne and I have had a chance to go through snap shares, watch the relevant
0:52.6	plays.
0:53.6	Basically do everything that we need to do.
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