Hello and welcome the PFF Fancy football podcast. I'm your host, you know, Hardead's and Happy Week 13.

Saw all the Cowboys and Saints give us, uh, you know, pretty gross Thursday night game, but that's in the past.

We are now focusing on Sunday, Monday night football. Try and get this fancy lounge right before the fancy playoffs come up in a mere matter of weeks.

As always, I'm joined by PFF's own, Dwight McFarlane and Andrew Erickson. Guys, how are you?

Dwight, you can say something first so we don't overlap like a bunch of fools.

I am excellent. I am excellent and happy to not be overlapping. It's hard. You can't overlap when you have Andrew.

Andrew always says his own original thoughts. There's no overlap. What do you talk about?

Andrew, thoughts? Uh, well, I was about to just tell everyone about how the top of my mouth hurts because I eat.

I don't wait long enough for food to cool down and I'm pretty sure like I was like bleeding at the top of my mouth.

So that's how I'm doing on my Friday. I could just not wait to like dive into this like

bomb ass flatbread that I made last night. It was just like, but apparently it was too hot for my entire body.

It's not the direction I expected to go, but that's uh, Andrew Erickson for you ladies and gentlemen.

As always, on a dish, on this edition of the PFF Fancy Football Podcast, we're going through each and every

fancy relevant injury ahead of Sunday. Just try and let you know which guys are actually questionable and which guys you

don't really need to worry about. So without further ado, let's get after it starting off at quarterback.

Daniel Jones is out with a neck injury which unironically will mean Mike Glennon is in at quarterback.

Not consider it a season ending injury at the moment, but he could end up missing weeks.

Andrew, going from Jones to Glennon, does that mean anything for you or are we still looking at this

offense as Sequan, Mark Lee and after that? Good luck. Yeah, I took some time today to really dive into

all the Mike Glennon splits to kind of figure out, okay, like is this an advantage in any way, shape, or form for

anyone like you had mentioned? So I think it actually does give a boost to Barclay in the receiving game.

You know, I rewatched that game that the Giants played and then you're running Daniel Jones so much like on

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