This is the late round podcast with your host, JJ Zacharyse.

What's up everyone, it's JJ Zacharyse in the editor-in-chief over at numberfire.com,

and this is episode 56 of the late round podcast.

One of the many shows that are part of the number fire podcast network.

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We're in this weird spot of the season where we're probably overreacting in some cases,

but we're also more than likely properly reacting in other cases.

When players have bad fantasy football performances, though, we tend to focus solely on that player.

We say, this wide receiver only scored three fantasy points, and that's awful.

This wide receiver is awful.

Take a guy that I was into as a late second rounder this year in Amari Cooper, for instance.

Cooper's caught a total of four passes for 39 yards over the last two weeks.

Way to go, JJ.

Go on 5-5-5!

Meanwhile, teammate Michael Crabtree is 87 yards and three touchdowns over this time.

After week three, people weren't looking at Michael Crabtree as some sort of bust.

How could they?

He has a three touchdown game under his belt in just three games, and he was selected

a few rounds after his younger wide receiving teammate, Amari Cooper.

But here's the thing.

Crabtree was awful in week three as well, just like Amari Cooper was.

Had Michael Crabtree not had that blow-up week two performance, people would be taking

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