Hello, everyone. Welcome to the live week 12 waiver show on Rodec's radio. I'm Kevin

Sopranic. And as always, I'm joined by Blair Andrews.

Blair, how's going?

It's going great.

Another fun week for waivers, especially with some important bye weeks coming fast and furious.

So it's a good week to be paying attention.

Hopefully you're not, hopefully all your teams aren't already dead and you can still benefit from from doing the weekly waivers. But yeah. Yeah. And that was one thing that,

you know, going into the article today looking at, you know, there are six teams on by this week.

And then there's no teams on by in week 13 and then there's six more teams on by in

week 14 it's like why do we just spread this out four teams over the next three weeks like really

it's not really i mean obviously the schedule makers aren't worried about fantasy players when they're

when they're putting out of the schedule at the same time i don't know you have a heart come on right

so uh in the week's most, I guess we could call it relevant news. I don't think it's really a shock to anybody, but the magical,

the magical Tommy DeVito is coming back and to replace Daniel Jones as the starting QB moving forward. I don't know if, I mean, I just don't know it. Obviously, we knew that this could have happened because of, you know, the clause. And he's got an, uh, Jones has an injury clause in his contract, kind of like Russell Wilson had last year. And if you were to keep playing and get hurt, you know, they'd be on the hook to keep them on the roster.

So it seems pretty clear they're going to cut them after the season, which is an shock to anyone with the way he's played. So does this move torpedo the value of the entire offense or is there nowhere to go but up? I mean, it's really, I'm kind of torn between this because like, oh, Tommy DeVito, but then you look at kind of Daniel Jones and it's like, yeah, but they can't really do much worse.

Yeah, I mean, I do think that probably Daniel Jones is better than Tommy DeVito for the players in this offense just generally.

But the way he's been playing, like, yeah,

like any change is probably a change that does nothing, but if anything, it would be a slight

boost for perhaps some of the top targets.

Maybe you see DeVito kind of targeting neighbors a little bit more, focusing in on him a little bit more.

Maybe you see them try and rely more on the running game, getting Tyrone Tracy.

And so it could end up being a benefit for some of our fantasy favorites, but I don't think it really has any bearing on

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