Welcome everyone to the PFF Fantasy podcast. I'm John Macri, joined as always by PFF's lead

fantasy analyst Nathan Yonki, Nate. Week one, it's in the books. There's, you know, always a,

I would say a ton of new data to sort through coming out of this first week of game. So how are

you doing the morning after a wild week one? It is tiring going through all that. Like I did

the recap article and there was pretty much something to write about for every running back group, every wide receiver group, every tight end group.

Very little stayed the same from last year.

There were a couple of tight end groups that the rotation was pretty much the same.

Running back like Atlanta was probably the only one that looked the same as last year the splits

between Bijan Robinson this week and the last five weeks the last season were eerily similar

wide receiver was like the Giants they have the same wide receiver rotation it's delamale

neighbors darius slayton out wide wandao robinson joining in the slot those couple of things, pretty much everything else, there was something a little bit different from last year, a lot bit different from last year, went through all of it in the recap, but it is hard keeping all that straight in my head when it comes to writing all the other articles, doing rest of season rankings. We'll be doing rankings for this upcoming week. So it's just a lot to take in, a lot to remember.

But we will focus on waivers for the rest of the show.

So we can focus on a specific thing to help you improve your team for the upcoming weekend

the rest of the season.

Yeah, absolutely, man.

Week one, it's always, it's fun to watch.

But yeah, from a content perspective, it's always a good reminder that as much preparing we do in the off season and as much as we think we know, week one will always, always throw a wrench into that and change things up. And there's always so much more to learn. So yeah, like you said, we're going to approach it from a waiver wire perspective today. We're going to utilize Nate's waiver wire article, which you could see now on pff.com to cover all the options that you could target this week.

It was at least a relatively healthy week one.

Fingers crossed that that continues in the weeks ahead.

But, you know, as we know, that won't be the case.

But at least for week one, we avoided any

kind of major fantasy option suffering major injuries. Just six more weeks, 16 more weeks to go now.

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