Welcome everyone to the score fantasy football podcast.

I'm your host, Justin Boone, the lead fantasy analyst at the score.

And it is Thursday. You know what that means. It is start, sit, stash, quit time. You can watch my full SSSQ segment over on the Scores YouTube page. You can also watch No Time Out, the score's new football show that I'm on. You can watch that over on YouTube as well. But since I'm not writing Start,it, Stash, Quit up as an article this year,

I want to make sure that you have access to it as many ways as time permits. And last week, we tossed the audio up directly on the podcast feed. I'm going to be honest. I did not love how it sounded, but I didn't have time to do anything about it. This week, we tinkered with it again. and again, the quality of the audio, it just didn't meet my bar.

But fortunately this week, I had a little extra time. We are banging out a quick podcast version here. So this is a lot of the same content as the YouTube video, but it's going to sound a little bit different because I'm recording it a little later in the afternoon on Thursday. So let's get to it here. And you know the drill by by now this is basically a spot where I'm highlighting players that I'm either upgrading or downgrading in a given week based on their matchup based on their situation those are the starts and sits once we get through that I'm going to tip you off on some players that I'm preemptively stashing and I'll explain why and then a couple that I'm willing to quit entirely from my roster so let's kick things off here with the starts for week

two and at quarterback it is Jared Goff versus the Buccaneers Tampa Bay gave up a

huge day to Jaden Daniels mostly because of what he did on the ground last week

but remember I've talked about it they've been a pass funnel for a long time

they're very good against the run not so much against the past Daniels wasn't able But remember, I've talked about it. They've been a pass funnel for a long time.

They're very good against the run, not so much against the past.

Daniels wasn't able to take advantage of them through the air.

But guess what?

Jared Goff is going to be able to do that.

They also have a bunch of injuries on their defense.

And if we look back to what Goff's done in previous matchups against them,

over 20 fantasy points in three straight games facing the bucks, including 353 yards and two touchdowns against them last year.

I think he is going to be a good low-end quarterback, too, for you, maybe even better.

At running back, Isaiah Pacheco versus the Bengals.

Let's look at what happened to the Bengals in week one. Ramandre Stevenson ran all over them, 120 yards and a touchdown. You think about what Pacheco's done against this team, too, because they've squared off a bunch. Last season, Pacheco had 165 scrimmage yards and a touchdown against the Bengals. You want to go back two years ago. He had 82 yards and a touchdown against them that year.

The Chiefs are six point favorites in this game.

That means there's going to be positive game script.

Pacheco is going to be a top seven or top eight fantasy running back this week.

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