What do Devante Adams, George Kittle, Justin Jefferson, Debo Samuel, and Amon-Raw St. Brown all have in common?

Well, besides being some of the most reliable hands in the game of football, they're also the stars of the new Netflix series Receiver.

From the same team that brought you the show quarterback, receiver takes you deep inside the huddles, locker rooms, and personal lives of five of the best past catchers

and playmakers in the NFL. Catch receiver now playing only on Netflix. Hello everyone and welcome to

episode eight of the take cast. My name is Davis Maddoch. You can find me on Twitter at Davis Maddick.

And I have a great announcement for you guys in something that is very befitting of this podcast.

We are actually sponsored this week by another podcast.

If you listen to the Matt Harmon episode, you would not at all be surprised to find out that the Pat Mayo Experience is actually sponsoring the show. Pat is a great

pal of mine. If you're getting ready for the U.S. Open, if you enjoy really any sort of fantasy

shenanigans, you should listen to Pat's show because there'll be more actionable advice in his show,

especially this week, then there will be on the T take cast. Pat's a good guy. And honestly,

even if you don't want to listen to it, give him, give my buddy Pat some clicks. Our guest this

week is none other than Brandon McCarthy, pitcher for the Atlanta Braves, frequent fantasy football

player, and, I mean, someone I like to at least think is generally

my pal, but definitely a great guy, a great interview. You might notice about the first half

of the interview, the audio on my segment of the podcast is a little weird. That is entirely my

fault. My levels were low on my microphone microphone and I didn't realize it until about

halfway through the interview that's what happens when you produce a podcast on your own without a

producer but without any further ado here is the interview with Brandon. All right, Brandon, welcome to the show.

Thanks so much.

Thanks so much for joining me, man.

I really appreciate it.

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