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What is up?

Welcome to another edition of the NFL fantasy football podcast.

It's me, your man, M.G. Marcus Grant, socially distancing alongside the Fantasy

Hall of Famer Michael Fabian.

Fabs, how are we living right now?

I don't even know what to say, man.

It is what it is, dude.

I mean, and what, until April 30th, and I feel like maybe that's optimistic projection at this point. I mean,

I'm like, you know, trying to stay home as much as possible and trying to get outside from

time to time so I don't lose my mind. I think everyone's sort of in the same boat. So. Yeah. No,

I agree. I think we're all sort of, we're all sort of living this new world. Trying to figure out

everything. I don't know. It's, uh, I feel like every day we're all sort of, we're all sort of living this new world trying to figure out everything. I don't know.

I feel like every day, you know, you try to find things to kind of keep you up, beat, keep you going. But yeah, it's new. It's different. It's strange. I don't really know what to say beyond that. Yeah, absolutely.

Yeah, so we're still here trying to keep you guys occupied, keep you distracted as much as possible as we march on toward draft season. Now that we've kind of gone through free agency for the most part, we've done winners and losers. Fabs, you did a one-man five-round mock. We'll kind of go through some of that today. I will quiz you. I will ask you your thoughts on on why you did what you did. We can kind of talk about that as well. And I don't know, we try to have some fun about the fact that we're still all separated because of this whole coronavirus thing. But before we do that, let's talk to our faithful producer, senior Edward L. Murphy Esquire. Murph, what's new with you? Yeah, kind of like what I was saying, it's the thing where every day you wake up and you're like,

all right, how am I going to attack this day?

What am I going to do? That's different. But I know like the weather's a little bit better or going to get better for us, at least here in Los Angeles. I know we're still one of the, I guess, a place where, you know, the governor and the mayor have speaking pretty much daily and saying how, you know, our worst cases aren't going to show up until the end of the end of April. So it's not what you want to hear, but, you know, because I know you have your birthday coming up and my birthday is in May as well. You want to start to get back and track in life and do some stuff. But, you know, I still try to find the positive. So it's like, all right, well,

go outside and, you know, go for a jog in a neighborhood. You never jog through and see new things or go watch a new show on TV, watch a documentary, learn something. Like, I don't know, each day, try to read a book, just try to do something that you have not, you have not already done. and you know but it's tough it's been about two weeks for us. So it's, you know, it's painful, I guess. But there are a lot of worse things going on. So I guess we're pretty fortunate. Yeah. No, I agree. So, you know, like I said, hopefully what we do here for the next half hour or so, kind of keeps the spirits up a little bit. So that's what we, that's what we're going to try to do. So, all right, enough of that.

Let's do some news.

Let's do the news.

Well, the first thing is Philip Lindsay says he's, quote, going to battle with Melvin Gordon for the starting role in Denver.

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