Welcome to Fantasy Football Weekly, a production of iHeartRadio.

It's a semi-final edition of Fantasy Football Weekly and an Arctic edition.

It's cold weather, grips, America.

We will talk you through all of the matchups for this weekend, all the Saturday games, all the Sunday games, and we'll help you with three tough questions and nine players upon whom you can take a chance.

My co-hosts today are Scott Fish and Brian Johnson. Welcome back. Scott been a while.

Yeah, it's been a little while. I'm glad to be back. Glad I made it here today.

Now I don't do this to you guys very often. Oh boy.

But we're shaking things up. Okay. Tough question number one. Oh boy.

We're getting to the weather right off the bat, baby. Okay.

There are six games scheduled to be played at 13 degrees or less.

On balance, what is the appropriate level of panic for those affected players?

Is it none? Is it some or is it a bowel loosening level of existential dread?

Scott.

Level of panic for them as just people being in the cold.

They got to go free. They paid hundreds of thousands and in some cases literally a million dollars or more to play just that game.

Thank you. Freeze.

Okay.

It's a lot closer to none since 2000 and I get this David data from an article from CBS earlier this week.

Since 2000, total scoring and freezing temp games drops only 1.8 total points for the whole game for both teams.

Pass yards drop about 34 per game. Rush yards increased by about 17 per game.

So on a team level, that's less than a point difference per team. 17 passing yards.

You gain about eight or nine rushing yards. Not much difference.

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