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Thank you. Visit the score.bett for more details. Now let's get to the show. Welcome everyone to the score fantasy football podcast. I'm your host, Justin Boone. Appreciate you joining me today after a truly bizarre opening week to the fantasy playoffs. But what the heck do we expect? After the year that it's been so far, it was going to be a strange fantasy playoffs, and that's what it seems like we have so far. And this is going to be a bit of a strange episode because we're going to go over the injuries. We're going to talk about the waiverware ads, but there's still four games left to be played this week. With all the COVID rescheduling, we have Raiders and Browns. It's going to kick off at 5 p.m. Eastern later today. We got Vikings and Bears, which is the original Monday nighter that was scheduled. Then on Tuesday, it's Seahawks Rams, it's Washington, Philly, both those games kicking off at 7 p.m. So a lot of fantasy matchups this week aren't going to be decided until Tuesday night. And that has an impact on next week as well, which means you're going to need to check whatever site, whatever app you're using for your leagues. How are they doing waivers? I know some sites, they're still going to run them Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. Others are backing it up a day. So waivers are going to process on Wednesday night into Thursday morning. You got to stay on top of all that stuff. And we can't complain about this chaos, right? You just have to embrace it. It's a weird year.

The chaos means it's anybody's game. And I know most seasons you could say that about the fantasy playoffs, but especially with all this insanity going on, who's going to be able to survive it? Anybody can come away with the title. And we're going to try to help you with that here. We're going to go over some stuff today. Before we get to the waiver ads, we're going to go over all the injuries from week 15.

Some of the names who were out in week 15 and who might

be coming back for week 16 but we have to start with the bucks who just got decimated on

sunday night they got decimated on the scoreboard they got decimated on the injury port completely

shut out by the Saints.

And a big part of that was all the injuries that they suffered on their offense during the game.

So Chris Godwin, he left with what was initially believed to be an MCL sprain.

Turns out after testing on Monday, it was actually an ACL injury.

So he's done for the year now.

And then a little while later in the game, it was Mike Evans leaving with a hamstring injury. He's week to week. Mike cost him a game or so. And that wasn't it. Leonard Fournett also went down with a hamstring injury. He was quickly ruled out in the second half there. And I didn't see an update on his timeline, but Bruce Ariens said it's Ronald Jones time now,

that Jones is going to have a chance to do what Fournett did last season, where he took over down the stretch

and really helped lead the way for them.

So they're probably going to be without Lenny for a week two at minimum.

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