Let's go over some of the big news from the weekend right now on Fantasy Football Today in Five. What's going on, everybody? I know it's Fantasy Baseball season. You're going to hear from Chris Towers now. Make sure you're listening to Fantasy Baseball today in Five, but this is FFT in Five. Follow us and stream us on Spotify, wherever else podcasts are found. All right, I'm Adam Azer. Here's Chris Towers. Three big signings. Kenny Gallet to the Giants, Chris Carson, back to Seattle, and Philip Lindsay to the Texans, which is probably just more annoying than anything from a fantasy standpoint. But let's talk about Goladay. Dave and I did about 15 minutes on this earlier today or earlier on Sunday. What are your thoughts on Kenny Gowardy going to the Giants? The obvious comparison is to Stefan Diggs going to the bills. It's a team with an up-and-coming.

I think you can charitably describe them as work-in-progress quarterbacks going out and adding a

legitimate number one wide receiver. In this case, I think Kenny Gallad is not as talented as Stefan Diggs.

And sorry, Adam, I don't think Daniel Jones is as good as Josh Allen.

But I do think this will make the offense better as a whole.

I think that sort of goes without saying.

But, you know, this is a team that was relying too much on Evan Ingram, was relying too much on

Golden Tate last season. You know, I love Golden Tate, but he's past his prime at this point.

Kenny Galdi should get treated like the legitimate number one wide receiver, but, you know,

if you've got visions of Stefan Diggs dancing in your head, I would say, uh, Kenny Galdi is

not nearly the same type of complete receiver as Diggs. So I would say, uh, Kenny Galli is not nearly the same type of complete

receiver as digs. So I would think, you know, we'll see like 125, 130 targets for Kenny

Goladay. My projection for him actually didn't change that much with him signing with New York.

Is he a top 20 guy for you? He's not. I expect I will be lower on Kenny Gallaudet and the consensus. He is number 25 for me, just behind Will Fuller and actually just ahead of Curtis Samuel. So that's kind of interesting. Okay. So how about we go to Chris Car... Yeah, that is very interesting, by the way. Chris Carson back to Seattle. I love it. I mean, three years... Carlos Hyde is now on Jacksonville. Three years, $24.6 million. It's really a two-year deal worth about $10.4 million. But I'm happy. You know, he's been really a solid high in number two running back with Seattle. Personally, Chris, I don't see a reason why he can't be that again. What do you think?

I've got him ranked as a number one.

Hey.

Number 12, to be exact.

And yeah, I think the thing you like about it is, one, we may not like it for everyone else in the offense, but it sure seems like Seattle is going to be,

go back to being more run heavy.

You know, it seems like that was part of where Pete Carroll and Brian Schontenheimer,

but it heads a little bit.

Apparently Pete Carroll wants to run the ball more.

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