And we start the show with some breaking news.

The San Francisco 49ers have traded for Patriots backup Jimmy Garopolo.

And now we have some more breaking news.

The Philadelphia Eagles have traded for Dolphins running back Jay a jai.

What a trade deadline.

Quality football players changing teams.

Valuable fantasy assets showing up now on other rosters.

Shake up, shake up in fantasy football.

So who is helped and who is hurt by these transactions?

Everyone in San Francisco is helped. What about Carlos Hyde? Well,

Carlos Hyde has helped more than anyone else. The problem with Carlos Hyde has been a

lack of red zone usage because the team cannot matriculate the ball down the field.

Now they have Jimmy Garopolo who has shown an ability to matriculate the ball down the

field to efficiently complete passes in a way that extends drives and allows the team to score points.

And that's what you want, right? Isn't that the goal?

He'll basically be doing what Brian Hoyer was doing before Brian Hoyer was

unceremoniously benched in a misguided attempt to light a spark, the light a spark fallacy where you bench the better player in favor of the inferior player, in this case CJ Bethard, and the offensive productivity and efficiency declines after the transition.

Because of course you're going from Brian Hoyer and established starting quarterback in the NFL who has led

multiple mediocre offenses, which is a hell of a lot more

than CJ Bethard has ever done and or is capable of

after he wasn't even an efficient quarterback at Iowa.

But genius coach, Kyle Shanahan, must have known something about CJ Bether drafting him in the third round.

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