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Hey, everybody.

It is Wednesday, September 14th, 2020.

Welcome to the NFL fantasy football show.

I'm your man. M.G. Marcus Grant,

joined by Michael L. Florida. We've got the specialists on the side of the camera there, a cast of dozens that help us put on this show. And we are officially through week one. Did you put in a ton of

waiver claims? Were you successful anywhere? I did not put in a ton of waiver claims.

In one league, I got Curtis Samuel for five bucks. I was very happy with that. And then I got Gerald Everett in a couple of leagues because, you know, my tight end approach was pits or weight. And where I waited, I ended up needing a tight end. Yeah, I didn't really do a lot of waiver claims because I felt like, you know, for the most part, I had guys who were really good who just sort of underperformed. I wasn't ready to make wholesale changes, although I did have to put in a lot of claims for Jeff Wilson. I realized I have Elijah Mitchell in more spots than I realized as I was going through my lineups over the week. I did have a buddy who in one league of mine, we have $100 fad. He spent 99 of it last night. So that's it for him. Good luck. Good luck the rest of the way. All right. We got plenty to talk about week two is upcoming, so we will preview every game coming up for week two. We'll also have some sleepers and some trap players, guys who maybe look good on paper

that maybe you might want to avoid when you actually do set your lineup.

But first, let's start it off with some news, the fantasy headlines.

And start in Dallas.

Jerry Jones says the Cowboys are not going to put Dak Prescott on injured reserve.

The Cowboys are being very optimistic, saying they think he could return possibly in the next four weeks.

Of course, we had the news earlier that he is going to have surgery on his hand.

It was successful.

I've never heard them say the surgery was unsuccessful, by the way.

But he had successful surgery on his thumb. The Cowboys are hoping he can be back

sooner than later. But in the meantime, for fantasy managers, this sort of leaves you in a bind

because there's no definitive time table. He's not being placed on IR by the Cowboys, which means

if you have an IR spot on your roster, he may not be eligible. So if you've got

Dak, what do you do right now? I think you're just kind of handcuffed right now. Like I don't

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