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Quarterbacked defense tied in recommendations based on opposition match.

Here are your podcast host, JJ Zacharison, and Danny Carter, live in the stream.

Welcome, ladies and gentlemen to another episode of Living the Stream.

I'm JJ Zacharisen, the late round quarterback, and as always, I am joined by my lovely, lovely, long-haired,

magnificent-haired co-host. Denny, what's going on?

The hair is hanging on my shoulders. I'm doing fine, JJ. My question this afternoon is

whether you are doing okay after just being owned online by Washington's

number one running back J.D. McKissick. Okay. Okay. So let me talk about what happened here. So

I'm into Antonio Gibson. I'm probably higher on Gibson than most fantasy analysts this year. I have

him ranked in like the low RB 30s, like 32 or something

like that. So I like Antonio Gibson, and this is confirmation bias season. So I, uh, anytime I see

something that is positive for a player that I like, of course I'm going to retweet it. Uh, so I, I saw a tweet.

It was from the athletic. Brad Evans actually quoted something from the athletic saying that if Washington, if the football team keeps three running backs, it'll be

Adrian Peterson, J.D. McKissick, and Antonio Gibson, which means Bryce Love would be out, which I think

would be somewhat surprising. I wouldn't be shocked if they kept four, but even if they, I mean,

I understand it because apparently J.D. McKissick has done really,

really well in camp. But I quote tweeted what Brad was saying, and I said, that leaves Antonio Gibson's main competition to a 35-year-old running back and a 190-pound running back, which are both

what I thought were facts. And look, I said 190 pound running back.

Maybe I was rounding down a little bit

just to make a better tweet

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