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It's Tuesday, November 28th, 2020.

Welcome to the NFL fantasy football show.

It's me, your man, M.G. Marcus Grant, joined by Michael F. Florio. Got a fun episode for you today. The fantasy playoffs are just around the corner, so we're talking about the players with the best and worst schedules. Plus, Matt Okada is going to drop by with his top waiver wire targets for the week. Let's start talking, though, about some of these playoff matchups.

We are just a few weeks away from the start of the fantasy playoffs in most leagues. In a lot of leagues, weeks 15 through 17 are the postseason.

So that means you got basically two weeks left to kind of get yourself right and get yourself into the playoffs if you were sitting on the bubbles. We're looking at a couple of guys, one with a good

schedule, one with a bad schedule. Who do you like down the stretch or who you like, I guess,

into the playoffs for fantasy? Jack Prescott. Not only has he been the hottest quarterback

walking the planet. Since week six, he has one game with fewer than 24 fantasy points. And he has 28 or more in every game but one since week 8. Like he's been red hot. But look at his fantasy playoff schedule. Buffalo, Miami, Detroit. Not only are those three favorable matchups that can be, you can put up passing game numbers against them. They all have an offense on the other side that will be able to put up points against the Cowboys, even with their stout defense. Like, DAC is going to have to throw, going to have to put up numbers because the other side will be putting up numbers. He's an MVP candidate. I don't want to hear who was he beaten. He's going to beat

some of those teams in that stretch and be an MVP candidate and probably win a whole

bunch of you fantasy titles during that run. Man, the MVP conversation is such a moving target,

but that is very much in it. I'm going to go with a guy in his same division at the running back spot, DeAndre Swift. And it's really frustrating if you have DeAndre Swift because sometimes the Eagles just stop going to him. And then they give him the ball a couple times in a row. And he breaks off a couple long runs or he's a nice catch and run. And you're like, why don't they give this guy the ball more? We saw it a little bit yesterday, too, against the bills where he had a couple of really nice

plays and really helped move the ball for the Eagles.

You look down the stretch 15, 16, 17.

You got the Seahawks, the Giants, and the Cardinals.

Those are three really peak matchups.

And look, I don't know how the Eagles are going to play things.

They are going to lock up a playoff spot really soon if they haven't already.

You know, whether or not they have the one seed locked up, that remains to be seen.

They've got a tough one with the 49ers this week.

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