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Hey, everybody.

It's Wednesday, October 5th, 2020.

Welcome to the NFL fantasy football show.

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

Michael L. Florio and the specialists, a cast of dozens. That helps us put this show on. We got

plenty to talk about. We got some heroes and villains coming up for the week. We will go through

some game previews. And we've got players that we are giving one last chance to guys that really

they have to kind of put up or shut up now in our fantasy rosters.

Let's start with some fantasy headlines.

Jonathan Taylor has been dealing with an ankle injury and he has now been ruled out of Thursday's game against the Denver Broncos.

So we know, Florio, no Jonathan Taylor.

Ahim Hines is the next man up. Is he trustworthy enough to start against the Broncos? I think so. We know that he'll get a lot of passes out of the backfield, a lot of targets. But he hadn't seen more than three carries in a game this year. I think that'll get somewhere close to like 8 to 10 plus he's, you know, he's been getting like five targets a game but jonathan taylor's been getting a bunch as well so i think it could only lead to even more past catching opportunities for naheem hines and i think dion jackson leads them and carries but he's more of a deeper league guy i would say i would say keep an eye on who else you have though on your roster too because it is a thursday night game I always feel sort of iffy about starting guys I'm not sold completely on for Thursday night. Jonathan Taylor would have been a must start regardless. Naheem Hines. I weigh my options, see who I have on my bench before I make that decision. All right, let's get to some of our heroes and villains of the week. Let's start on the good foot with the guys that we think are going to carry your team to victory.

So for you, who could be a fantasy hero in week five?

I think Chris Godwin.

And I know Chris Godwin is still working his way to being 100% of being Chris Godwin.

But even this limited version right now, I think could have a great game this week.

He played 81% of the snaps ran 45 routes last week, 10 targets the same as Mike Evans.

Like, the usage at least is back. Maybe his full, you know, 100% healthy isn't, but he's getting used like he is.

So that is what we care about, especially in this matchup against the Falcons who have struggled against receivers all year, allowing the seventh most fantasy points of the position. I would definitely be starting, Chris Gottman. Weird statement that the winner of this game will be in first place by themselves in the NFC South. I mean, not weird for the Bucks. Weird to think the Falcons are involved in that. That's what that is. Although, we also saw how much it means to Tom Brady in that offense when he has all his wide receivers healthy.

Yeah. Falcons are involved in that. That's what that is. Although, we also saw how much it means to

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