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Hey, everybody.

It's Wednesday, December 14th, 2020.

Welcome to the NFL fantasy football show.

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

joined by Michael L. Florio and a specialist cast of dozens that help us put on this show each and every day, each and every week. And here we are. We have made it to the playoffs. So congratulations to you all if you are still out there playing and condolences if you didn't make it this far. Although we thank you for still tuning in and hanging out with us if you made it this far.

So, y'all, we got to do is help people win championships. No pressure though, right? None at all. And if you guys win, you guys get the credit. And if you lose, you blame us. That's how it works. There is no risk involved for you out there, right? You can get all the glory,

you can lay off all the blame. This is everything you want it to be. So here we are trying to help you out. And to do that, we will have our week 15 game previews. We'll do some heroes,

some villains, some sleepers, and we'll have three big questions for the fantasy playoffs. But

let's get started with some fantasy headlines

and a big piece of unfortunate news, although we sort of anticipated this. Kyler Murray has a torn

ACL. He will miss the remainder of the season. That is reported by our own Ian Rappaport. So

what does this mean for the Cardinals' offense? Colt McCoy is going to be the quarterback for the rest of the year. How does this impact all the guys around him? I think it has a huge impact. I think we'll get more James Connor than we were getting. Like, I mean, just last week alone, he had six targets. Like, he doesn't get that many. Usually he's around two, three, a game with Kyler Murray. I think more dump-offs for him. DeAndre Hopkins earlier this year in the two games that Colt McCoy started, he was putting up big fantasy numbers. He was averaging like 13 targets per game. I think he'll be okay. I think Marquise Brown stays in the mix just because there's too much upside to completely say, like, drop him or anything like that.

But he is not a must start.

I think there's secondary options, like more Trey McBride.

Those guys, you can get rid of them.

I don't think Colt McCoy can sustain that many options.

I think the floor, when you talk about Hopkins and Brown and Connor remains fairly stable, but the ceiling

definitely comes down for them with no Kyler Murray there. And you're right. I don't want any part

of Rondale Moore whenever he's back or, you know, Trey McBride or anything like that. Also,

it's got to be frustrating for the Cardinals because never at any point this season did they have

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