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A lot of impactful injuries this week. Week one was filled with a lot of disappointing games.

Week two, I feel like the league scoring was up pretty tremendously. I know across most of my

fantasy leagues, the average score went up from like 100 hundred points that 130 140 160 there were some some fireworks for sure we had a lot of the the big time wide receivers bounced back you know jimar and i'm on ross st brown and definitely not b tj but there's some some dudes who played like dudes in week two and we're going to go through all of them of course we're going to cover all the injuries uh across the way we're going to look at snap counts routes run

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a day down let's get into Thursday night football.

Let me pin my ass to the screen.

And bang, we'll throw me in a circle.

The Green Bay Packers, 2-0, 27 to 18 over the Washington commanders.

And I like week two, because we got all of like the crazy takes out of the way in week one. And now we're starting to solidify, you know, snap counts. We're starting to solidify like what people's roles actually are in respective offenses. We still have some work cut out for us because there were two major injuries in this game that will affect fantasy going forward. And, you know, I won't cover every single player just because like I don't need to tell you. Jordan Love looked good. Jane Daniels is going to be fine with the floor. I will say the Packers look as elite as any team in the NFL. Packers, the Ravens, the Bills, like they are the Crem de la Crem right now. The Packers are moving at just a different speed. They are in the backfield on every play.

They are making, they are living in hell. They are making the quarterback live in hell here.

So if you've got pieces of the Green Bay Packers, I feel pretty good about it right now.

On the Washington side of things, Austin Echler, rest in peace, Torres Achilles. He will be out for

the remainder of the season, which obviously opens the door to more running back work. Obviously, they never got to get the running backs involved in this one because they were down pretty handedly pretty quickly. Didn't get to get, didn't get to have the running game, you know, get a little bit of a spring forward here. What does open up, of course, is touches for Jacori Croski

Morret. Now, in this game, he kind of jumped up to a 50% snap guy already, I think. Am I

tripping? This is week one. This is week two. Jcm is, okay, he's playing a quarter to the snaps,

but this is going to jump up to probably around 50% of the snaps going forward. What is going to probably happen is they're going to use a guy like Jeremy McNichols in more of a passing down role. I would imagine Christopher Rodriguez also becomes an active member of the 53. What I don't think this really does for JCP, obviously it raises the floor because if you're playing more on base downs, like if you're playing on first and second down, you're just more likely to run more routes throughout the game. However, it's not going to turn him into like a featured back by any means. He's still a seventh round rookie that probably has a lot to prove before he gets a giant workload. Didn't do much production-wise in this game but again the packers are like very

rapidly becoming a stay-away defense they're they're like a team that you don't really want to

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