Rap back where you at?

Yo, what is going on?

It's Thursday, September 11th.

I'm Jeff.

This is the rant.

Panic in the streets of fantasy football right now as we're headed into week two. I say it all the time. Week one can be a big time mirage, but I did want to do a panic meter for some of the common players out there. So that's what we're going to do on the podcast today. We're going to go through all four positions. Some of the most common names. Fortunately, there aren't a lot out there at running back, but there are a couple that I've gotten some questions about. And I'm going to go one to ten. Now, I will tell you this right now. I'm not at a ten on anybody, but I am at nine on some of these guys that we'll get into today. So one to 10, my level of panic about these guys and sort of why I am where I am. Maybe we can use that to potentially buy low on some of these

players. This isn't a sell high thing, right? I'm not going to talk about players that I think the

market might be a little too high on. Maybe that'll be a topic for next week, but today I think

this will be really helpful for a lot of you out there to put your mind at ease, maybe a little bit.

Let's get into it. Quarterback. I'm going to start with Joe Burrow, and on a scale of 1 to 10,

my panic is zero. It's non-existent. It was a weird week one. It was a divisional game. It was a team that

historically gets off to slow starts. I think they rebound in a big way against Jacksonville

this week, and we see the Cincinnati Bengals that we're used to. So no concerns there

whatsoever. Now, here's a common one, though. Player, I've gotten a lot of would you

drop questions about. Bonix. All right. So week one wasn't exactly perfect, but the team did get

off to a weird start, according to their head coach. He didn't call it weird. I'm calling it weird.

In that they definitely threw the ball too frequently

and didn't run the ball enough. I don't think they're going to make the same mistakes here. They are

going to be a little bit more balanced. And if they can establish that run game, get obviously RJ Harvey

a little bit more involved there. It's going to be a different looking offense. And ultimately,

I don't really

have much concern for Bo Nix. You drafted him very likely in the middle rounds and your one

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