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Welcome to another edition of the Stardom Sitem show.

It is a Friday.

You hear all that base.

My name is Marcus Grant. That guy's name is Michael F. Floyd. We're here to talk to you about starts and sits. Sort of like it says in the title right there. Of course, Michael F. Florio writes the Startum Cidum column every single week. You can find that at NFL.com slash starts and sits. We're going to talk about a whole lot. Obviously with who's up, who's down for the week. We're going to tell you who's going to pile up the points. We're going to talk about a whole lot. Obviously, with who's up, who's down for the week.

We're going to tell you who's going to pile up the points.

We're going to recap our favorite fantasy performances of the season so far.

And talk about what it might mean for the future.

But we got to start with some bad news, Florio.

News broke on Friday morning that Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow is out for the season,

suffered a torn ligament in his wrist.

Head coach Zach Taylor says it will require surgery.

So Burrow, you can add him to the list of top flight quarterbacks that have gone down for the remainder of the season.

Let's just start, though, first with what this means for the rest of the Bengals. Jameen Jemar Chase, T. Higgins, when he's healthy, Tyler Boyd, all those guys. How does it affect them not having Joey Burr? I think Jamar Chase remains in play because he's such a big play upside. He caught the touchdown last night. But he's a boomer bust option.

Like, remember the first month when Joe Burrow was hurt? He had like a big game or two and then a couple of really down games. That's kind of what I think his season might look like. To me, I think Joe Mixen is the big. There's no big winner here. They're all losers. But I think he's the one that'll be okay the most because they're probably going to try to run the ball and throw a lot of

dump-offs to him. Those secondary options, like T. Higgins, Tyler Board, we've been streaming like Irwin and Hudson. Higgins, maybe the rest, I think you have to pull out of your line up. It's going to be really, really hard to trust anybody. We saw on Thursday night. Trent and Irwin get a lot of targets, but that felt more like a Jake Browning, you know, throwing to the guy that he's kind of worked with in practice. Yeah. I don't know that that's a thing that you can count on week to week. Definitely a big downgrade for everybody across the Bengals offense. Meanwhile, streaming options, I mean, if you've got Joe Burrow,

that's what you're doing. There's nobody else out there that you can count on every single

week. That's going to give you opportunity. Guys that are out there, check to see if Matthew

Stafford is there, Jordan Love, Baker Mayfield. These are a few guys that have some decent

schedules down the stretch that you can plug into your lineup and maybe get some decent

fantasy production out of them. But it's tough, man. You also could try, like a lot of

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