FFW Micro - Miles Sanders

Fantasy Football Weekly

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🗓️ 19 April 2023

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Miles Sanders looks like the go-to back in an offense that's likely to run a lot. Will Sanders be allowed to carry the workload for Frank Reich? If so, will he be any good in that role? Can his receiving numbers go up? Charch and Tyler break down the upside and downside of Sanders' new opportunity.

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0:00.0	You found fantasy football weekly micro a deep dive on one player in just five to ten minutes.
0:10.3	Now here's your host Paul Chargian.
0:14.4	It's fantasy football weekly micro edition.
0:16.5	I am Paul Chargian.
0:17.5	My co-host is guillotine leagues dot com writer Tyler cannabally.
0:21.6	Hello.
0:22.6	Hello.
0:23.6	Hello.
0:24.6	I am ready to talk some more football that I'm ready to talk football every day.
0:26.5	I know.
0:27.5	I love that.
0:28.5	I love that.
0:29.5	I know you're in a bunch of best ball leagues already.
0:32.3	I'm in an absurd amount of drafts.
0:35.5	It never ends, baby, and we love it.
0:38.0	Today we're talking miles sanders.
0:40.6	Caroline is not the juiciest of landing spots for miles sanders, but the opportunity is there.
0:46.8	Look at Dante Foreman was a fantasy viable player last year after Chris McCaffrey left
0:51.8	for Pete's sake.
0:52.8	Yeah.
0:53.8	New coaching staff this year in Carolina, obviously, but I kind of went into this thinking,
0:57.8	I'm not really going to like miles sanders when I'm doing the research, whatever,
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