It's Monday afternoon and as promised, I will be recapping everything that you need to know from all of these preseason games every Monday.

This is the last one of the summer, of course, but we'll continue into the regular season.

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Every single Monday recapping everything that happens over the weekend in this beautiful

sport that we call foot the ball.

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In this video, we are going to talk about utilization.

We love that word in fantasy football.

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So when I'm recapping everything important that you need to know for your fantasy football

drafts, the key takeaways are always going to be utilization with the starting quarterback. We want to know who is on the field when the starting quarterback is on the field. I don't care how you performed against second and third string players on the opposite team. Everyone's going to be like, God, the Jaguars beat the Falcons 31-0 and Evan Ingram scored two touchdowns. Do you know how bad the Falcons defenses to begin with? They didn't play any of their starters. And now you got second and third string defensive backs and and D-line for the already worst D-line in the league. I'm good. And on that note, because we are in week three, the preseason and the next games that we see are regular season games. There were a ton of teams that did not play any starters, any fantasy relevant starters. So I will start off by listing those teams first. So when I don't talk about your favorite team and why your fourth string-wide receiver wasn't brought up in the video, it's because they didn't have a starting quarterback and it doesn't fucking matter. Those teams were the Bengals, the Bears, the Chiefs, the Falcons, the Dolphins, the Raiders, the Bills, the Lions, the Ravens, the Packers, the Vikings, the Eagles, the Rams, the Giants, the Saints, the Cardinals, the Broncos, commanders. None of those teams played any fantasy relevant starters. We got 25 snaps from Anthony Richardson, and he put together a really nice first drive. And then after that, it's funny how an entire offseason

of, you know, hype and not seeing anyone play football can amount to whatever narratives and

storylines they amount to. But one of them is just kind of forgetting about how sporadic

Anthony Richardson is as a thrower. And I'm just, I'm just mentioning this, you know, I'm just talking

football with y'all.

This is not a huge takeaway or anything like that. It doesn't make me not want to draft Anthony Richardson. But if you watch this game, the amount of like boneheaded plays he made, whether it was the pick six, whether it was overthrowing A.D. Mitchell two to three times on that second drive, whether it was getting stripped on a run outside.

Like, I'm just kind of coming back into the zone.

Like, we haven't seen a rich play in over a year.

And even before that, he didn't have a lot of experience.

I will say the offense looks smooth in theory.

Like the receivers are open.

Whoever's playing the slot is open all the time. Michael Pittman is

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