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Welcome to another edition of the NFL fantasy football podcast.

It's me and your man, M.G, socially distancing away from the Fantasy Hall of Famer, Michael Fabiano.

And, I mean, it looks like we have news.

Like, it's been a while since we've had actual news to talk about.

We got news this week.

And we kind of like saw this come in a mile away, right?

Like, we talked about Cam Newton's best fantasy landing spot weeks and months ago, and it was always New England.

And so the fact that he ended up with the Patriots, by no coincidence, on the same night where the penalties for their videotaping, the Bengals scandal, I guess you could call it, came out. But I mean, hey, I mean, timing is everything, right? So that's going to have a trickle-down effect in fantasy, and we're going to talk about that. Yeah, no doubt. That is a tease of what part of what we're going to talk about in today's show. We're also going to kind of go through some top tens, at least from last year,

talking about guys who might fall out of the top ten, guys who might be in.

I know it's something we've talked about in the past, but, you know, things change.

Since the last time we've talked about it, either guys have changed teams or maybe we just

dug a little deeper into the numbers and found something different.

So we'll go through that as well.

But before we do any of that, let's talk to our faithful producer, Senator Edward L. Murphy, Esquire. Murph, are you back in L.A. now? I am back in L.A. for about two and a half weeks. Then we'll take an actual vacation, but just going back home because there is nowhere to vacation right now in our world. So the best thing I could do is sit in my yard.

And I think actually that makes the world's difference is to have some space. But yeah, right now it's no tropical island for me. It's just back to Staten Island, New York. I don't know. Well, you're going to an island, right? That is true. It's a really good point.'s got a huge, like, you know, landfill on it.

I actually lived on Staten Island for about six months. I know Staten Island. But, you know, just tell people, hey, I'm going to an island. I'm going, I'm going to island hopping. Yeah. I don't know if you saw. There was floating around on Twitter yesterday a map. It's like a map of the world in all the countries, and it had the different tourism slogans for the different countries. And like, Slovakia's was something like, it was something basic, like, travel to Slovakia. It's a good idea. Like, that was like their whole, that was their whole tourism pitch to you. My question would be, what's so good about it? I think that's what everybody was asking.

What's the big deal?

What's funny with that, though?

It was like countries like that are places that you would never normally think to go travel to.

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