Welcome, everyone to the score fantasy football podcast presented by Subway.

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

at The Score, and I am joined by my co-host, David P. Woods, a supervising editor here at the

score and a man who has big news today. He has a brand new cover photo on Twitter. Woods. It's great.

Oh, yeah, huge news there. Go check that out.

At David P. Woods. It's so good. It's just a picture of me. Well, I bring it up because I'm in the picture. It was a panel that we were on last week in the conference championship games. We did a panel that day. And you picked a very nice shot at yourself. It looks like you're in the middle of telling a joke. Everyone else in the panel is laughing. So well done there. Yeah, I will admit I scrubbed through the video trying to find the specific frame where I looked the funniest and made that one my new cover photo. I also swapped out my avatar on Twitter. I realized I probably shouldn't lie to people and make them think I look like a 28 year old still. I got a little bit more gray in this beard now, so I have a more accurate representation of what I look like now. We won't mention any names, but we've joked about that before, that there's some people in the industry who have photos that are maybe 10 plus years old at times. Yeah, a little too flattering. I'm probably getting close to needing to update mine as well. On today's episode, we have the scores gambling

writer Alex Koloje with us. He's going to give us the lowdown on all his favorite Super Bowl

props bets, and he's going to let us know who he's picking for the big game. But first, Woods,

let's take a look at a couple standout performances from last week and their impact moving forward

in our Mighty Moment segment, which is presented

by our friends at Subway, whose new mighty melts deliver great taste for only $4.

And for me, I don't want to give the Patriots any shine here whatsoever.

Most of the people who listen to the podcast will know I'm not someone that goes out and really

supports the Patriots as a Bills fan.

So I'm going to look to the

other game last weekend and look at the Rams. And the guy I'm going to bring up wasn't their

leading receiver in the game, but he was a big reason why they were able to get the win. It's

Josh Reynolds caught four passes for 74 yards, also had a 16 yard run in the game. And he hasn't

been as consistent as, you know,

Cooper Cup was playing in that third receiver role for them. But he's stepped up several times in

the second half of the season, had four for 55 and two touchdown day against the 49ers,

had 70 yards against the Eagles, 80 yards in a TD in that game against the Chiefs. So obviously, I think he had a strong

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