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It's Wednesday, November 16th, 2020.

Welcome to the NFL fantasy football show.

It's me, your man, M.G., Marcus Grant, joined by Michael F. Loyal and the specialist cast of dozens. Woo! It helps us put this show on each and every day. Week 11. That means we got what? 12, 3, 2, 4 more weeks of the regular season. So it is, it is crucial. Like, every move we make is super crucial right now. I'm hyping this thing up and trying to make this as dramatic as possible right now. I don't, I think you're, like you're, you're not overselling it. I don't think. I don't know about you, but for me, like I find myself thinking more about my decisions. Like early in the year, it's like, all right, this is a line I'm going to to go with I'm going to set it and leave it and not overthink it but now it's like I need to win this week so like it happens to everyone it happens to all of us you start taking stock of your your different rosters seeing who's in playoff position seeing who maybe is thinking about next year that sort of thing so here we are we're going to try and help you set those liams to get you into a postseason situation we will have our game previews as we always do heroes and villains some sleepers and we're going to be joined by a special guest our

friend maricio guzzierrez from NFL in espaniel he's going to be down in mexico and are going to help us preview the Mexico City game between the 49ers and the Cardinals.

That's actually NFL fantasy in Espaniel. I should make sure I get that right because, hey, those are our friends down there.

They help us out with stuff. We try to help them out with stuff as well. But let's begin with some fantasy headlines.

And the latest update to Cooper Cup, not a great one for the Rams or for the let's begin with some fantasy headlines.

And the latest update to Cooper Cup, not a great one for the Rams or for fantasy managers.

Sean McVey announced Tuesday that Cup will undergo surgery on his injured ankle and will be placed on injured reserve.

Now, McVey did not say if Cup would miss the rest of the season, but just being on IR means he's at at least for the next four weeks.

There's no way to completely replace Cooper Cup, but if you've lost him, what sort of move should you be thinking about?

I think the one saving grace from when we lost Cooper Cup is that it came on a week where there's a lot of good wide receivers on the waiver wire like Rondell Moore, Cadarious, Tony Christian Watson are the big names and

you're going to have to be aggressive to get them. I spent 36% of my yearly fab to get

Christian Watson in a league where I lost Cooper Cup. But some deeper names are like George Pickens,

Paris Campbell, Dodovan People's Jones, and then there's

Alan Robinson and Van Jefferson from the Rams. So I would try to get, you know, multiple of those options if you can if you lost Cooper Cup. Absolutely. There's no way, like I said, to replace Cooper Cup just one to one. I mean, you're talking about the arguably the best receiver in fantasy. it's him or Justin Jefferson.

And this is a time of the year where, look, if you've got fab in your pocket, there's no reason holding on to it. It's like having timeouts going into halftime. It just doesn't make sense. Go out. If you have to spend a grip in fab to get one of these guys, it is worth it because time is running out. There aren't too many more swings to have here. So let's go out and get yourself a wide receiver if you've got to replace Cooper

Cup. In Philadelphia, some bad news for the Eagles. Tide-in Dallas Goddert has been placed on

injured reserve because of the shoulder injury. He suffered on Monday night. We are losing

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