Thursday night football recap and a look ahead at all of the zero RB options, how their values

changed in week one, how they might change going forward, what the key indicators are.

That's what we're going to talk about today on stealing bananas.

Ben Gretch you can find Stealing Sigel's newsletter at banggresh.substack.com with me, as always,

is Sean Segal.

Find out of his great work over at Roadaviz.

Sean, you had a great idea for a topic today.

I think you said you were working on a piece on it.

Correct me if not, if I'm wrong, but to talk through, I've gotten a lot of questions this week as we talk

to our listeners in draft season about drafting pretty running back light teams that hit on

a lot of running backs in the late single digit rounds, early double digit rounds.

And we talk, you know, something I emphasized a lot this August was that roster churn and

trying to stack your bets with these running backs. We talked about guys like Ronald Jones going

into week one as a guy who could have a situation changed just by being active or playing,

obviously nothing like that happened for him. But you've had some interesting thoughts on how to value him even after week one and now we've seen week two for him but i've got a lot of

questions about this roster and how to approach you how to think through these back so i think

it's a super fun topic to dig into but first what were your initial thoughts on uh on thursday night football

well my first thought as a chiefs fan is I'm glad the team that got outplayed won

because we need to choose to win that game.

I do think one of the main takeaways from this game is that teams that think they're

going to be able to outscore Kansas City and outscore the chargers,

I mean, they're going to need to be very good teams all the way across, which is what you get from the Buffalo Bills.

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