Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast. I'm your host, Corey Evans. Thank you for checking out this week's show, episode 34,

title week two, rebound performances. I have five names that did indeed bounce back or rebound this past weekend.

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Five rebound performances.

First, Mike Williams, an 8, 113, one receiving line with 10 targets, 14.1 yards per catch against the Chiefs on Thursday night football. He was a focal point from the get-go showcased his physical playing style and my ball mentality in multiple contested catch situations. Most notable was his 15-yard score in the third quarter where he literally boxed out a defender to corral the ball with one hand while displaying top-notch

concentration skills. It was just a prototypical Mike Williams type of catch. He had 66 snaps in

the game along with 48 routes run, filled in as the Chargers wide receiver won with Keenan out

sideline due to his alien hamstring injury.

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