Femnie and Bebafay and the crew on the BetMGM network. Make it legendary. All right, 20 minutes from now, it's all our bets for tonight. Texans and Bucks, Raiders and Chargers. If we all need to, we all have to retweet the, because we're live on Twitter here, I forgot to ask everybody to do that. So everybody, including it would be great at Brad, if you could do that also.

Thank you.

Brad Evans is with us now here on the show because we have two Monday night football games. We have a lot like the next segment's going to be ridiculously crammed. So Brad is the absolute best. He's a true professional. That's not a set up to a joke. It's the truth. because he has moved his schedule around so he can still join us on you better, you bet.

He is the host of BetMGM tonight, which airs weekdays seven to 11 p m eastern after us here on the bet m gm network along with our pal ryan horvott uh brad happy monday olmego

ol amigos and yes it's all my barber a day and I am ultra glossy as a result, just for you, me, Amigo. Brad is bald, and he is freaky-diki as per usual, and we absolutely love it here on the show. Brad, we'll ask your favorite bet for Monday Night Football in a moment, but first, you know, you've been doing fantasy football, a great job covering fantasy

football for a long time and obviously do sports betting as well, but I want this to be a fantasy

football question. A lot of carnage, week number two in the national football league. What is your

biggest fantasy football take coming out of week number two as people get set to put waiver

claims and coming up tomorrow on Tuesday.

Yeah, look, I would be panicking about the situation in Cincinnati.

Jake Browning is still going to be a gunslinger and a guy that had a tunnel vision to say the least for Jamar Chase.

So it's not going to be a downgrade at all in my mind for the number one presumed overall pick in your fantasy league.

The one guy I am a little bit concerned about is getting down with my boy, Chase Brown.

I do worry about some of the stack fronts.

He may see he was rather absent, except very late in the game as a receiver, which I was a bit of bit confused and befuddled by.

So hopefully that's got to be remedied and rectified in the off week.

There might be a slight downgrade for his presumed value the rest of the season.

I think it's more of a high-end RB2 than a low-end RB1 as a result.

And I think T. Higgins stays the same.

And I think the other associated components, though largely afterthoughts, largely

stay the same.

So that to me is one of a mountain of takeaways from week two of the NFL season.

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