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I'm Ben Gretch. You can find my newsletter, Ben Greshottsop.com. With me, as always, is Sean Siegel. Find out of his great work over at Rodeviz. Sean, we're just talking a little bit for the show. We're kind of talking through our lineup decisions. Obviously, the listeners have a ton. We've gotten some great questions. there are a lot of tough start sits at this point in the season and we you know we've talked all year about how

not a lot has been you know crystal clear there are a lot of players right now that you can

find reasons to be excited about you can also find concerns i mean like for example in one of our

teams we're sitting here just talking about drake l great target share lately. Also, Atlanta's offense, we know from earlier

in the season can be a huge problem for past volume. And so kind of going back, weighing those

pros and cons, there's a lot of players like that. And then on top of that this week,

we get weather issues in, I think, more half of the games are outdoor games that have some type of weather impact, either really cold temperatures.

There's a few that are significantly cold with huge wind.

I mean, the Saints at Cleveland got asked about like a Chris Olive question.

I don't think he can play him. I mean, he's been a deep A-Doc guy. This is, looks like a game is going to be incredibly windy, sustained winds into the area, 25, 30 miles an hour into this area that significantly hinders passing with Gus even higher. And you're going to have snow during the game in that one.

We are recording Thursday morning.

I think this is going to release Friday, so we're not going to get a chance to talk about Thursday night football on this one.

But that looks like it was, for the listeners, one that was impacted by weather.

You got some other, you got Chicago as one that looks like it's going to be a windy one and cold than several others that are outdoor cold. And then you have, on the flip

side, games that are in domes this week, right? And so there are still some. I mean, it's not that

every single game everywhere. I mean, Minnesota is playing at home. Minneapolis is playing

at home. Dallas is at home. The California teams like San Francisco and the Rams are at home that create game environments

that are basically okay.

So there are good games, right?

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