All right. Welcome everyone to episode four of the score fantasy football live.

I'm your host, Justin Boone. I'm coming to you from underwater this week. We loaded up. We set everything up, ready to go. And unfortunately,

my camera, my external camera wouldn't set up properly. So we're using just the laptop camera here.

So the video's not as good, but audio still sounded all right.

So I got the external mic set up here.

So I appreciate you tuning in today.

Hopefully you had a solid week one.

If not, don't worry.

We got lots of time to go here.

And it's funny because everybody waits so long for football to start.

And then we get one week of games. It's such a small sample size. But inevitably, we overreact to it anyway. So we got to be smart. I'm guilty of overreacting to. Don't worry. But we got to try to weed through what's real, what isn't. And that it isn't always easy. I mean, I think the Browns last night are the perfect example of that.

We saw them get crushed in week one, going against the Ravens.

Then they come out.

They just dominate the Bengals last night.

I know the score was kind of close, but the Browns controlled that game start to finish.

So which team are they?

Which team should we expect moving forward?

I mean, the truth is it's probably going to be in the middle somewhere since that Ravens defense, one of the best in the league by

far, the Bengals, probably one of the worst. I think we could say that with some confidence now.

So the Browns are probably going to settle in somewhere in between these two performances.

Fortunately, for them, their early season schedule, it's pretty favorable in the first half of the season here, including, I mean, that second matchup with the Bengals is coming up in just five weeks. So they're going to get another one just like last night. So you can feel pretty good about Nick Chubb. He's a high-end RB2. He's going to give you some RB1 weeks like we saw yesterday. Kareem Hunt, RB2, RB3. He also has that upside. Beckham, wide receiver two. I mean, in tougher matchups, we might shy away from him like we did in week one, but he can still come through for us. Jarvis Landry is going to be a wide receiver three. He's got some wide receiver two upside.

So there's some good pieces in this offense. I would stay away from Baker. I know we had a good game, but I would still stay away from him. I don't think the volume is going to be there for him most weeks. Austin Hooper, unless you're streaming, you're probably not going to get Hooper into your lineup very often.

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