All right guys, fantasy football week three is here. I'm going to get you guys fully prepared from the latest news, notes, injuries, and some must starts at each position. I repeat, I'm going to get you guys fully prepared, meaning if you've got a question, drop a couple of, I'll try to get to as many as I possibly can. If you want your question guaranteed to be answered. Head on over to patreon.com force slash ff counselor. I've linked it below. Join the fantasy front lines. Get that below and I will get to your questions. Okay, I want to dive right into this and get you guys exactly what you need to get prepared for fantasy football week three. Before I do that, you guys have to hit the thumbs up. Smash it. Hit the thumbs up.

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questions below. Okay. Fantasy football week three is here. Just did a video on there being a lot

of uncertainty this year in fantasy football and there's a lot of manipulation. We just had Chip

Kelly, the guy that I really dislike, come out and say's a lot of manipulation. We just had Chip Kelly, the guy that I

really dislike, come out and say, oh, he wants, quote, load management for Ashton Genty. What does

that mean? Do you sit Ashton Jenty? Absolutely not. This guy was a first round pick. Omar and Hampton,

first round pick. And they're giving these guys load management. It blows my mind. I mean, you look back at the Buffalo

Bills game just this past Thursday, and what blows my mind is this. They had nine, count them nine

different receivers. Now, if you look at any typical offense, you get one or two receivers,

to get the bulk of the work, the tit end gets the occasional looks and checks, right?

And then you got a running back to catch the ball of the backfield. And some teams, remember,

they didn't have running backs to catch the ball. Typically one or two receivers, three receivers,

four receivers max. But the bills decide to use nine receivers. I 100% believe there's manipulation

going on with the way that the stats are now being delivered

because there's prop betting, right? So people get in on this and they're like, oh, okay, well,

let's manipulate this. The coaches, the NFL, that's what I believe. That's my opinion.

Because there's no way that when they're, we're looking at these projections of props,

that they're within half a point. Like, I think it was

receiving yards for James Cook. I think they had him listed at like 10.5 receiving yards, and he got

like 10. How would you know that if they're not controlling the amount of usage these players

are gay? But that's a whole other discussion. Let me know what you guys think on that, but I just

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