Dalvin and Deshaun: What to do Moving Forward in Fantasy

NFL: Good Morning Football

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🗓️ 2 October 2017

⏱️ 80 minutes

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Summary

The NFL Fantasy LIVE crew assembles to discuss all of the latest news from Week 4, including the season-ending injury to Vikings rookie running back Dalvin Cook (3:00), an injury to Seahawks rookie running back Chris Carson (7:20), and Mitchell Trubisky being named the starter in Chicago (14:10). The guys also talk top performers (25:00) and biggest disappointments (38:55), and share quick takeaways from each game (49:15). As always, they close out the show with a round of Daily Daps (69:00). Like, subscribe and download!

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0:00.0	This is an IHeart podcast.
0:15.6	Fantasy freaks and geeks, what's up?
0:18.1	We welcome you into the NFL Fantasy Live podcast.
0:20.8	James Coe here with you, joined alongside by the magical beard of fantasy himself.
0:26.2	That thing is looking glorious, my friend.
0:28.1	It needs a trim, to be honest.
0:29.7	I mean, does it?
0:30.7	It's a little wily.
0:31.5	I like it.
0:32.2	Getting thick.
0:32.8	I like to have it a little cleaner.
0:34.5	It's Matt Francisco.
0:35.2	I appreciate it.
0:35.9	What's going on, man? I'm good, man. I'm ready to go.
0:38.6	Week five is upon us.
0:41.2	We have the Wiscuit from Wisconsin.
0:43.3	Alex Gelhard.
0:44.0	What's up?
0:44.8	It's Blade Runner Week, baby.
0:46.3	Oh, is it?
0:47.3	It's Blade Runner Week.
0:48.0	Does it come out Thursday or Friday?
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