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It's Monday, December 5th, 2022.

Welcome to the NFL fantasy football show.

It's me, your man, M.G. Marcus Grant, joined by Michael F. Florio and the specialist cast of dozens that I was put on this show each and every week. We have one game left in week 13. Then we head into the final week of the fantasy regular season. Now, for you, for real football, it was a good week for the bill. I mean, you guys sat at home, watched TV, and went from the five seed to the one seat. Like, things could not have broken better for the Buffalo Bills. Yeah, yeah, thanks to you guys, the 49ers, upsetting the Dolphins, and then the Bengals, beating the Chiefs. Right now, I mean, I'm happy as a Bills fan, but I think as a Chiefs fan, you have to be a little bit worried. You lost to the Bills and the Bengals, your top two teams to get to the Super Bowl right now. Those are the teams that you might have to go through to get to another Super Bowl. And right now, for whatever reason, Joe Burrow just has the Chiefs number more than anything. So that has to be concerning if you are a Chiefs fan. We have plenty to talk about on the show. We've got our five biggest takeaways from the week.

Some waiver wire targets, which are going to be incredibly important on a week where there are six teams on a buy, Madden Movers. Plus, we're going to do some real or mirage for the rest of the season, looking at some players that might have had some big weeks in the last week or two. But let's get started,

as we always do, with some fantasy headlines. So the 49ers got a win, but they also suffered a loss.

Jimmy Garapolo suffered a broken foot against the dolphins on Sunday. He'll need surgery and is going to miss the rest of the season. Brock Purdy, aka Mr. Irrelevant in the draft, maybe is QB1 now?

He filled in tossing two touchdowns and a pick and win over the Dolphins.

If Brock Purdy is going to be the starter for the rest of the season, and right now that's

what signs point to.

How comfortable are you starting the rest of the 49ers offensive pieces?

Not very.

I think Christian McCaffrey obviously stays in play because he's Christian McCaffrey.

He had 10 targets yesterday in a game where Brock Purdy threw the ball 37 of their 41 attempts.

Debo Samuel had 10 targets.

Those I also feel good about Debo because I think that McCaffrey and Debo are the two players in this offense that you can manufacture touches for.

Like, we saw them do it with Debo all last year throughout the playoffs. Like Kyle Shanahan just puts him in a spot, design runs, whatever it may be, to get him the ball.

I'm worried about Ayy, who's someone who would

win downfield. I don't know if Brock Purdy can get the most out of him like Jimmy G. was, and we already thought Trey Lance would get more out of him than Jimmy G was. And I'm really worried about George Kittle, who had just three targets in a fantastic match of yesterday. I think for Kittle the issue is do they leave him in as a past protector now for

Brock Purdy, just because, you know, I don't know if he's going to manipulate the offense the same way Garapolo does. I'm with you. I'm fine with Christian McCaffrey. I think they figure out a way to manufacture touches for him. And maybe this sort of gives Debo Samuel a boost because I was of the opinion that Samuel was maybe not officially benchable, but it was hard to start him each and

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