On today's episode of the Ring of Fantasy football show, we go through wildcard winners of the weekend, which do not include Danny Kelley or Craig rollback because their teams lost and they are set.

We also go through the losing football teams of the weekend and look at their fantasy outlooks for their best players in 2021 and we have a very very special guest at the end. It is my grandma stick around.

Welcome to the Ring of Fantasy football show. My name is Danny Heifetz and I am here with Danny Kelley and Craig rollback and later we will be joined by a very very special guest and we will be going through the losing teams from this weekend looking at the teams that lost and their fantasy football outlooks for their outlooks for their best players in 2021.

But first, we are going to go through the winners from wildcard weekend. Is this the part where Craig just wins and winges? How are you doing Craig?

I have grounds to win. Don't I? So does DK. Our teams absolutely shit the bed in the wildcard weekend.

I actually wanted to say thank you to the Steelers for having a more embarrassing loss than the Seahawks and it helps everyone forget that the Seahawks lost to a guy with one hand.

And, you know, like the Steelers. Well, you had nine fingers. I mean, that's.

You know, in King Finn when when Ernie McCracken is getting interviewed after he wins, he's like, yeah, I was under a lot of pressure.

I didn't want to lose to a guy with a hook.

Never seen Kingpin. Wow. That was a funny line. What? Okay. This is the, well, this is like the Spongebob talent.

Nickelodeon. It's the generational divide. You're the states by the bell millennial and where the Spongebob millennials.

I get that anyways. Okay. Can I just say one thing? Only one. We've a whole podcast left. Say, say several things.

Many things. You guys done saying I can say a lot of things. Oh, is that rhetorical question, man? Okay.

It was rhetorical. I think the Seahawks played worse than the Steelers. Well, yeah. No, they didn't. What the fuck are you talking about?

I get. So I think I understand what Craig is saying. They didn't have as many turnovers. However, it was just a lot of weird.

It almost felt like the Titans Ravens game from last year's playoffs were just like everything that could have gone wrong for the Steelers in the first five minutes

the game did. And then at that point, they had to climb their way out of this hole. Whereas the Seahawks just sucked from start to finish.

Yeah, don't get me wrong. Like the Steelers absolutely lost this game. But I think if that fumbled, snap didn't happen.

I'm not positive the Browns when they came. That's, you know what? You're not totally wrong because it was like there were so many.

The interceptions were just weird, right? Like the interceptions that the Browns were catching were ones that pretty easily were not caught.

And yet all of them became catches. All of them became touchdowns right off the bat. It was, as Deke said, everything that could have gone wrong was a touchdown for Cleveland.

And they almost freaking did come back and get themselves in the game. And they may have won if Tomlin hadn't like somehow gotten up, gotten over that fourth and one call.

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