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Welcome to another edition of the NFL Fantasy Live podcast.

Welcome back, buddy. Thanks, everybody. It's being your name, M.G. Marks Grant, alongside the Fantasy Hall of Famer, Michael Fabiano. And the one and only Graham Barfield. It's nice to be here again, guys. Is it really? I mean, last week you were on a cruise ship. You're probably drinking my tides, having fun, and now you're back at work.

Yeah. I was just trying to make it sound good. Yeah, but Graham and I didn't buy it for a second. I'm sure. But we're glad to have you back. Thanks. It's good to be back, man. We got plenty of talk about, of course, we will actually have two shows this week. So just for you guys who are out there, We will have two shows.

We will have a second one that comes out on Wednesday.

So you can annoy, when you're done talking with friends and family, you can lock yourself in a room and listen to our podcast and get ready for the rest of the week. So we will get back to you on Wednesday, but we've got plenty to talk about. We'll kind of look back on some of the things that happened in week 11. We'll talk about some trade targets because the trade deadline in a lot of leagues hits this week. So we'll give you some guys maybe to target

or to target getting rid of. And of course, the waiver wire and your Monday moment. But before we

get into all of that, go behind the glass and talk to the one and only Sir Edward L. Murphy Esquire. Murph,

what's up? It's good to have their regular Monday crew

back. Last week was a star-studded week with Maurice Jones Drew, Jerry Cantrell here. But like, like, thanks for leaving my name off of that list. You're always here. I am not a star. You're part of, yeah, well, the guest, the star guest list. That was fun. It was a lot of fun a week. Probably still not as much fun as

much fun as Marcus had though. I know.

So like tell us about like, I mean...

I think we're all just jealous. Your best friend just decides to get married on a cruise ship. Well, it wasn't, admittedly, I don't know that it was 100% his decision. His wife loves cruises. His wife and her family. They love cruises. They've been on a million of them, apparently. Congratulations, by the way.

Yeah, man.

Congratulations, B.

Yes, so they decided to get married on a boat. The wedding actually took place. We were still sitting in Long Beach Harbor when the actual wedding happened, and then we sailed out to sea. I would say the one thing that confused me, the one thing that I wish I had paid attention to, but I was too busy, you know, throwing back Miller lights.

So the boat leaves Long Beach. I left Long Beach at like 6.30 in the evening on Sunday.

And our first stop was Catalina Island. Now, for those of you who don't live in the L.A. area,

or for those of you who do and have never been to Catalina, the ferry boat ride

from Long Beach to Catalina takes like 45 minutes, right? 45 minutes, an hour maybe if things are running a little bit weird. For whatever reason, we left Long Beach Harbor at 6.30 at night and didn't get to Catalina until 7 o'clock in the morning. So I want to know what we did for those 12 hours. Do you not remember? I wasn't looking. I was inside. I was on the boat. I wasn't like paying

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