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I'm Eric Balkman from the high-akes Fantasy Football Hour and the FFPC.

You can follow me on Twitter at Eric Balkman and the FFPC on Twitter at FFPC.

Today I'm speaking with Rob Vieira, the owner of the ninth place team in the 2019

FFPC main event, a contest that will award more than $3.1 million in prizes, including an

industry record $500,000 grand prize.

Over the last three years alone in the FFPC, Vieira's winnings total nearly $120,000.

In this episode, he and I break down the impact of DeMarcus Robinson on lineups going forward,

why getting a top three tight end was so important this year and much more.

You can follow Vieira on Twitter at RobV16.

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Now without further ado, here is the 2019 FFPC main event week two ninth place team owner,

Rob Vieira.

Sitting in this week on the RotoViz high-stakes lowdown is one Rob Vieira, a guy who is, well, Rob, I mean, the list of your

accomplishments goes, goes on and on and on, but you've had success at the best ball level,

the football guys' players championship level, and the main event level. And now here you are

again, two weeks into the FFPC main event. And you're, what, ninth place, I want to say,

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