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Today it's a fantasy live edition of the fantasy football podcast.

I'm Patrick Claibon.

I'll be joined by Marcus Grant and Adam Rick.

As we reached the start of week six, we got a quarterback change that might impact our fantasy rosters, plus a handful of signal callers that have surprised us all season. Plus, Marcus Grant breaks down the players whose fantasy production is real and which ones are a mirage. And Adam Rake tells us why we should chill on one of the top tight ends in the game.

Hey, everybody. Welcome to NFL Fantasyline. I'm here with Adam Rink and Marcus Grant kicking off

week six here in the NFL. And after last night, a little reminder to the fantasy community,

if you fall down, you can get right back up, fall down again, get up, and then go win.

I have like no dog in that fight, but I was screaming. I'm like, get up, Trevor. What do you do? It's like one of those nightmares. Do you remember nightmares, is a game where you're like playing in a game and you keep falling on the field and can't get up? No. I did. Apparently I'm the only one. Fair enough. I felt like Trevor Lawrence was living that nightmare in the moment. I felt bad for him.

I mean, I guess for people of a certain age, right? It's sort of the life alert commercial in reverse. Help, I've fallen, but I'm going to get up and break a couple tackles and get into the end zone anyway. All quarterbacks should have touchdown alert. Speaking of alerts, let's start off today with a little bit of news.

In case you missed it earlier today, the Cleveland Browns have traded Joe Flacco across the state into the division to the Cincinnati Bengals, who will likely take over for Jake Browning.

Cincinnati will face the Packers Sunday afternoon in Green Bay before a short week,

Thursday night matchup at home against the Steelers. Marcus, what does this mean for fantasy managers with Bengals on their rosters? I mean, I guess you can be a little more optimistic about Jemar Chase, although I think what we saw from Jemar Chase and Jake Browning last week was just a reminder. I know that people were sort of panicked.

What do I do about Jamar Chase?

Do I trade him?

Do I bench him?

What have you?

And then, you know, he gives you 110 yards and gets in the end zone. Just a reminder of that's why you drafted Jamar Chase where you did. And that's also why you're playing him every week. I guess maybe with Joe Flacco,

you can expect some more downfield opportunities,

but, you know, the game is the game.

J. Mar Chase is going to be in your starting lineup. I guess maybe with Joe Flacco, you can expect some more downfield opportunities, but, you know,

the game is the game. Mar Chase is going to be in your starting lineup. So I guess there's a

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