Welcome, everyone to the score fantasy football podcast. I'm your host, Justin Boone.

Appreciate you tuning in today. Hopefully you're well on your way to a victory in week 15. I know that's the case for me in a few leagues. I'm looking good to advance in a handful of spots. I also had a couple of buys too. And I also lost a couple heartbreakers. I'm sure you did as well. I had one matchup where I lost by three points, And that was with Miles Sanders scoring 0.4 and Mark Andrews scoring 4.8.

So just. matchup where I lost by three points and that was with Miles Sanders scoring 0.4 and Mark

Andrews scoring 4.8 so just a devastating loss there. I also saw my time in the Scott

Fish Bowl come to an end unfortunately. I had really high hopes at the start of the season, but

this week couldn't make it through to the semifinals, just too many injuries. It finally caught up to me.

So not much I could do there. But in the leagues where we are still alive, there is plenty that we can do. So today we're to talk about the top waiver wire pickups. We'll do that in a little bit. But first, we've got to go over the injury roundup. and there's a couple big names on the list this week,

some guys who might be starters on your team,

including Jonathan Taylor. to go over the injury roundup and there's a couple big names on the list this week some guys who might be starters on your team including jonathan taylor and his fantasy managers they know

about this all too well he got hurt on the opening series he left with just one catch for 13 yards

that was his stat line and he wasn't able to return to this one it's a high high ankle sprain apparently. And according to Ian Rappapur, that's likely going to bring his season to an end. So if you're hoping to ride him during the fantasy playoffs, you know, he had some really good matchups. It is not going to happen for you. So now we wish Taylor a complete recovery. He's going to have plenty of time to get right before next season, but we have to turn our attention to the final two weeks of the fantasy playoffs. And

this opens the door up for a new starter in that Colts backfield. So you have Zach Moss. He led

the way in this game. He played 67% of the snaps, had 24 carries, 81 yards on the ground. Didn't

have any touchdowns, didn't have any catches, though.

You also had Dion Jackson involved. He only played 32% of the snaps, but he delivered 55 yards on 13 carries.

He also had a one yard touchdown catch, and he also did have a fumble in there as well, we should mention.

So pretty eventful day there for jackson he eventually did

outscore moss despite playing about half of the snaps and i expect that this is going to remain

some sort of committee going forward i can't rule out that jordan wilkins won't be promoted and won't be

used and make this a three-man committee but i think mostly we're going to see a two-man situation

with moss getting most of the early down work,

Jackson getting some early down work, but also all of the passing down usage there.

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