Welcome back to the fantasy football report.

I'm Blair Andrews and my co-host Asan Rahim.

Asan, how's it going?

Man, you know, it's been a, it's been a fun day and interesting day of football.

I can't say everything went my way.

But, you know, there were some really horrific, horrific injuries, though, today.

We're still sort of in the early discovery phase, but, you know, as Cobra Kai mentions in the chat,

it is a moment of silence for Tankdale. He did suffer, I think, a season-ending fibula injury. There's some other injuries here. It sounds like, can he pick it? He went out fairly early in the game, and it sounds like he's going to get an ankle surgery that's going to keep him out for the next two to four weeks. You know, four weeks, it puts it what? I mean, he's pretension going to return in time for any postseason run if the Steelers have any so you know so you're looking at i mean today was just an injury field day um there's no reason for us to start on on a bit of a down note let's just start with a good one um sam leporta he got nine of nine targets for 140 yards

and a score and the lions is a week 13 win against the saints yeah i mean you can the saints have been

you know just incapable of finding or defending anyone who is going to attack them via the slot

and today they just sort of had no answer for him he just sort of became the go-to guy on third down.

As like, golf just kept going to him.

You know, he had like a 41% target share today.

And he also got his sixth touchdown of the season.

He's probably going to be a top, top fantasy option next week against, against the bears,

although, you know, he had three catches for 18 yards last week.

So, Blair, the question for you really is, you know, yeah, the cobra guy beat me to it.

Where does he go next year?

Like, where do you have Sam Lappporte up uh i mean man it's a good question

because i think that with obviously kelsey getting older and with a lot of i mean andrews coming

off injury you've got a lot of these other elite tight ends,

not necessarily performing as we expect.

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