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And with that said, I'm Mike Dempsey alone with football guys own Bob Harris. Bob, let's dig

into the remainder of week 15 here, beginning with the Colts. Riley Leonard fully participates

in practice. But Stephen Holder, who covers this team very closely, tells us, uh, uh, uh, don't believe

it from being around the building. It's Philip Rivers or bust this week. So let's assume he starts. Where do you rank at Michael Pittman, Alec Pierce, and Tyler Warren at the respective position? So we've heard Rivers is impressed with his arm strength. We know he has strong knowledge of the offense. He worked with Shane Steichen for six years. It's fair to believe conditioning isn't much of a factor. He's not a runner. But this all seems a little bit too fairytailish to me as much as I love a happy ending. Seattle's defense is no joke. They rank fourth in the league in sacks. They give up the seventh fewest fantasy points to quarterbacks. They give up the fifth fewest points to opposing wide receivers, although they're not as great at stopping tight ends. So I want to be realistic about this. Not everybody has

infinite options. I'd still say Pittman and Pierce are playable as wide receiver three or flex level plays. I think Tyler Warren, I'm hoping for tight end one numbers realizing we're uncharted territory. I probably started him if that was my usual approach. Okay, fair enough. Let's move on. Now, this team we're going to talk about isn't until Monday night. So we got a little more time for clarity to kick in. But Devon A. Chan did practice yesterday dealing with a rib injury, Bob. And his head coach, Mike McDaniel, said it to be a gradual increase in activity and physicality as the week goes on. So assuming A Chan plays, is he a top five running back option in the first week of the fantasy playoffs? Yeah, absolutely. Miami's offensive lines playing well. A. Chan has been even better. It's got 1,500 total yards, nearly 250 touches. He has almost 800 more yards and 200 more touches than the next closest

Dolphins player against the Jets this past Sunday. A chance total 105 yards and a touchdown

on only eight touches before exiting. He had 17 and a half points. He finished his running back

nine on the week despite playing only the first half this week. Pittsburgh may have some

challenges. It sound like T.J. Watts dealing with a lung issue that that might keep them off the field. So they might be diminished on defense. I'd be all in on H.N. if he's playing. All right. Moving on to the Green Bay Packers. Josh Jacobs misses a second consecutive full practice, Bob. So is there a real concern now that he might not be able to go this weekend? I think some concern. I mean, he suffered the knee injury against the Giants a couple weeks back. He sat out to win versus Minnesota. Then he's had productive games against the Lions and Bears the last two weeks. He told reporters yesterday he didn't aggravate the injury against Chicago and an MRI on Monday only found fluid and no structural issues. So the thing to do here is

prepare. It's a late afternoon kickoff. It's a tough matchup too. Make sure you have fallback

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