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It is week two. I am Marcus Grant. That is Adam Rank. And welcome back Michael F. Florio, the man who writes the Stardom Sidum column, who was, you know, parts abroad last week. Welcome. Thank you. Thank you guys for holding it down last week and for having me this week. Yeah, you got roasted last week. Oh, I know. I know. I listened back to the show. I caught some shade. I know. Yeah, absolutely. You'll probably catch some shade today too, but it'll be in person. Yes, that's true. Like, I like that we were sitting there doing fantasy live and you're like, if we didn't get rank sick in this big studio, let's bring them to a smaller, more confined, less well-ventilated place. We're going to get you one way or another. I apologize in advance. We're going to get you one way or another. Anyway, Florio writes to start sit column every single week. You can find that at NFL.com starts and sits. We'll have his top starts and sits of week two. Some of the biggest questions. And we're going to talk about who's getting into club dub, and we'll score 25 or more fantasy points for you this week.

But let's start with the quarterback position, taking a look at who you're starting and who

you're sitting for week two.

Please take us through it.

Trevor Lawrence is a start.

I think that's an obvious one.

Anthony Richardson is definitely in play.

I think Gino Smith bounces back,

as does Daniel Jones in a much better matchup. And then some sits. I'm getting away from

Dak Prescott in a scary matchup against the Jets, Matthew Stafford, and unfortunately Russell Wilson

as well, I think, as they sit this week. Wow, so you're not on the dangerous train this week, huh?

Not letting a ride.

Okay.

Let's start. We'll start with Anthony Richardson, though. Had a great start in week one, nearly 21 fantasy points. He's got the Houston Texans this week. You're back on board. Yeah, I know a lot of people last week were saying they needed to see it first. I was a little bit more like this guy's gonna run.

He's just that's what he's gonna do.

And that's exactly what he went out and did.

He led the Colts in rushing yards. needed to see it first. I was a little bit more like, this guy's going to run. He's just,

that's what he's going to do. And that's exactly what he went out and did. He led the Colts in rushing yards. He was their goal line runner, scored a goal line touchdown. Could have had a second one if they didn't want to pull him from the game after taking a big hit late. But now he gets the Texans who've allowed the most rushing yards since last season, and especially on outside runs.

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