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Hey, everybody.

It's Tuesday, November 14th, 2020.

Welcome to the NFL fantasy football show.

It's me, your man, M.G. Marcus Grant,

joined by Michael F. Florio. We got a great episode for you today, folks. We are hitting up

the mailbag to answer your fantasy questions after week 10. Plus, our pal Matt Okada is going to

drop by with his top waiver wire targets for the week. But first, let's give the people what

they want and answer some of their questions.

Let's get to some other folks who might be disappointed, namely you out there in internet land, who sent us questions via Twitter X, whatever.

So let's go through these. Fred wants to know. Have CJ Stroud on my bench, Lamar Jackson starting? Time to flip that? I think so. Stroud's from putting up numbers and as good as the Ravens have been playing, it hasn't translated to big numbers for Lamar. It really hasn't. He hasn't had to play hero ball and it has shown in his fantasy numbers. Mirror Cat wants to know is Calvin Ridley dropable. In shallower leagues? Yeah. I mean, if you're in deep release, you probably want to hold on to him. But in shallower leagues, he absolutely is. It's too much of a roller coaster and they can't find ways to get him to football consistently. You can probably find some better options out there. I think he's like wide receiver 70 something at this point. And the thing like early in

the year, it was like, okay, zone is Christian Kirk week, man coverage is Calvin Ridley week. And it

hasn't even translated to that as of late. It's just frustrating. It's been really, really bad.

Moving on to Ken, who wants to know, is it time to let go of Aaron Jones? No, I know Aaron Jones

didn't have a huge game this past week, but he's still Aaron Jones, right? Like if you drop him, someone else in your league is immediately going to pick him up. The upside is too high that you don't have to start him if you don't want to, but I don't think you could cut him. Yeah, I just think that the opportunity of the volume is too great to just completely let him go. Matt wants to know,

why did I decide to start Jameson Williams today? I don't know, bro. I'm guessing you had a lot of

injuries and or buys. I know a lot of people were shorthanded at wide receivers, so that could be the

reason why. But yeah, until I see something from Jameson Williams, I can't advocate starting

Jameson Williams. I had a team that was hurt bad by Bison and had to start him and

Clinton Johnson and Johnson scored a touchdown. Jameson Williams had one called back. It almost,

I would have been ecstatic if that one held up. That would have been best case scenario for you.

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